Human rights in emergencies are the same as human rights at all times and in all situations; they do not disappear, cannot be diluted, or put on hold. The right to education is a human right and an end in itself, ensuring humans can reach their full potential and claim their other rights.

Emergency situations greatly impact inclusive education because some learners who previously had access to education may be excluded because of various factors. Inclusive education means removing these barriers to participation in learning are removed and that teaching methodologies and curriciula are appropriate and accessible for all students, including those with disabilities.

This guide is designed to assist UNICEF staff and partners, in establishing and operating Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) in an emergency.

An inter-sectoral approach to education is essential for an effective education response. Taking an inter-sectoral approach to education means prioritising coordination and close collaboration between education and other sectors, particularly Water and Sanitation, Shelter, Camp Management, Health and Hygiene, Protection, Food aid and Nutrition, in order to address all needs of learners.

To enable educational access and quality in emergency and early recovery contexts, addressing issues psychosocial well-being is essential.

In emergency situations, adolescents have specific needs that are different than those of adults or younger children.

The Raising Clean Hands Advocacy Pack is designed to equip WASH in Schools programmers with tools to secure commitments and mobilize action from governments and other stakeholders.

INEE's collective work in 2009 has made strong contributions towards the realisation of the network's vision. INEE is proud to highlight the following select accomplishments.

تتوجه هذه الوثيقة إلى العاملين في مجال الإغاثة الإنسانية الذين يعمل:ون عل:ى المس:توى المحل:ي وم:ا دون المس:توى ال:وطني ف:ي البل:دان الت:ي تواج:ه أزم:ات وح:الات ط:وارىء. وه:ي تص:لح لشركاء "التكتل الصح ي العالمي و " ّمقدم ي الخدمات الصحية ، الحكومي ة وغير الحكومي

This document is for humanitarian health actors working at national and sub-national level in countries facing emergencies and crises. It applies to Health Cluster partners, including governmental and non-governmental health service providers.