18+ Ending Child Marriage and Teen Pregnancy in Eastern and Southern Africa
Despite global declines in the rates of child marriage, an estimated 1 in 5 women worldwide are married as children. According to UNICEF data, child, early and forced child marriage (CEFM) is most common in sub-Saharan Africa. Despite a steady decline in some countries in the region, the rates are still very high in many countries.
Shifting currents: insights from the Asian Development Bank partnership
Insights from the Plan International and Asian Development Bank Partnership Journey.
Child-Friendly Feedback Mechanisms: Guide and Toolkit
This guide and 20 accompanying tools support practitioners to design, implement and monitor feedback mechanisms on humanitarian programmes.
Changing Lives: An Analysis of Child Sponsorship Data
This is the first study that comprehensively uses the complete dataset of 12 million surveys for a full-scale, independent analysis of child sponsorship.
Global Policy on Safeguarding Children and Young People
Plan International's safeguarding policy aims to make sure no child or young person who is associated with the organisation comes to any harm.
Adolescent Girls in Crisis: Voices from Beirut
This report explores the experiences of adolescent refugee girls - within two age brackets of 10-14 and 15-19 years- navigating the urban spaces of Beirut in order to access services and opportunities.
Tackling the Taboo: Ending child, early and forced marriage
This report captures promising gender transformative work on child, early and forced marriages taking place in politically and culturally conservative contexts, including programmes led by grassroots organisations.
State of the World's Fathers
This report has a big ambition: we are calling for nothing less than full equality between women and men, in the workplace and in the home. The third State of the World’s Fathers is rooted firmly in a feminist analysis of care, and the belief that unpaid care work must be valued as much as paid work, and shared equally between men and women.
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