COP24 Policy Brief
Those who have contributed least to climate change are bearing the brunt of its impacts and will face the huge task of finding future solutions. Plan International is calling on governments to take action, and civil society and donors to provide support to ensure that the needs and rights of children, especially girls, are at the heart of efforts to reduce emissions and climate change impacts.
Lake Chad Programme Strategy
This new Lake Chad Programme Strategy (2018 - 2023) outlines Plan International’s bold ambition to transform the life of girls and their families in the Lake Chad Region. It moves beyond a humanitarian vision towards a full spectrum programme, working at the nexus of humanitarian and development efforts to promote children’s rights and gender equality.
OPEN Plan: November 2018
Open Plan is a quarterly research journal for Plan International. This edition has a focus on sexual and reproductive health and rights, including studies on: child marriage in Guinea-Bissau; pregnancy among young adolescents; adolescent pregancy in Timor-Leste; and child, early and forced marriage and unions in Latin America and the Caribbean.
TIME TO ACT! Accelerating Efforts To Eliminate Child, Early and Forced Marriage
As the second phase to the extensive research on Child, Early and Forced Marriage (CEFM) in Asia, this report looks into the emerging effective interventions and strategies in eliminating CEFM.
Research and Evaluation Agenda
The Research and Evaluation Agenda outlines research and evaluation priority themes for Plan International.
Multi-risk assessment for children in disasters
Plan International has recently developed a multi-risk assessment to support those working before, during and after disasters in understanding the multiple risks in a child’s environment, including pre-existing risks and new risks that emerge during and after crisis situations and their impact on children’s rights.
Unsafe in the city
Through this ground-breaking research, thousands of girls and young women have shared their stories of harassment and violence for the first time, providing a never-before seen glimpse of what happens to them in their cities and the impact this has on their lives.
Free to be: mapping girls' safety in cities
These reports help to understand the experiences of girls and young women in 5 of the world's largest cities through the crowd-mapping website Free to Be.
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