Ce cours est premièrement conçu pour aider les practiciens de l'éducation en situation d'urgence (ESU) et de l'éducation à améliorer leur compréhension globale de l'ESU ou leur connaissance de thèmes spécifiques de l'ESU et domaines.

As an early emergency response, the Innovation Development Directorate at EAA will continue to create materials to continue the learning journey. The resources are designed for NGOs, schools, educators, parents and students in the nearly half of global households that are not connected and for those that have moved to online-schools to supplement their learning.

Learn how to apply the standards in the Sphere Handbook through realistic examples from complex and protracted crises.

The Alliance’s core training on the Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPMS).

La formation de base de l’Alliance sur les Standards minimums pour la protection de l’enfance dans l’action humanitaire (SMPE).

This page includes material and activity ideas for young children ages 0-8 that can help them recognize their big emotions, name them, and learn strategies to cope with them in a healthy manner. The resources are sorted by social-emotional topic area. 

This page includes material and activity ideas for young children ages 0-8 that can help them recognize their big emotions, name them, and learn strategies to cope with them in a healthy manner. The resources are sorted by social-emotional topic area. 

تم تطوير برنامج " التربية أثناء التنقل (PoM)" بهدف دعم الآباء في حالات الهجرة/اللاجئين لتوفير الظروف اللازمة للسلامة النفسية والقدرة على الصمود والتعليم للأطفال في سن رياض الأطفال وسن المدرسة. يوفر الدعم النفسي الاجتماعي والتعليم والترفيه؛ فهو يشجع التماسك الأسري والتبادل الثقافي.

Parenting on the Move (PoM) has been developed with the objective to support parents in situations of migration/refugeehood to provide the conditions for well-being, resilience, and education of children of kindergarten and school age. PoM provides psychosocial support, education, and entertainment; it encourages family cohesion and intercultural exchange.

This thematic review explores how countries in the Asia-Pacific region have been able to cope with educational disruptions and what steps were undertaken to ensure continuity in monitoring student learning through formative assessments. The world’s unpreparedness to the pandemic sees the pressing need to relook and examine the past experiences on how countries have effectively responded to ensure uninterrupted educational participation, and particularly conducting formative and school-based assessments to monitor the learning progress of the crisis affected school going children.