Ressource Commentary: Newborns in Fragile and Humanitarian Settings: A Multi-Agency Partnership Roadmap In this Commentary, authors Saverio Bellizzi, Lori McDougall, Sheila Manji, and Ornella Lincetto discuss how growing recognition of the need for coordinated support for newborns in humanitarian settings led Save the Children, UNICEF, UNHCR, and WHO to develop a seminal mapping of actions to ensure that babies and mothers survive and thrive in emergency contexts.
Evènement Towards Decolonised Futures: An interdisciplinary conference challenging the politics of knowing and being This conference aims to further deconstruct and unravel the notion of one universal way of knowing and being, focusing on the different ways of knowing (epistemic plurality) of those who are traditionally silenced and excluded from power – in academic terms often referred to as the ‘sub-altern’ or ‘the historically muted subject of the non-elite’ (Spivak 1999).
Actualités Critical Policy Advice for President-Elect Biden: Leading a Global Response on the Rohingya Crisis As President, Joe Biden has pledged to pursue a foreign policy based on moral values and cooperation, an approach that prioritizes decency and the protection of human rights. This pledge will be immediately tested by the ongoing repercussions of one of the worst mass atrocities in recent history, the genocide committed by the state of Myanmar against the Rohingya. But there is a way forward.
Ressource Collaboration Across Child Protection and Education in Emergencies In this paper, the The Alliance and INEE set out the evidence supporting collaboration and integration between the sectors, providing a rationale for cross-sector work grounded in child well-being and holistic development. The paper includes a summary of challenges and opportunities, and draws out clear recommendations for systematic and planned collaboration
Ressource Collaboration en Matière de Protection de l'Enfance et d'Education en Situations d'Urgence Dans ce document, l'Alliance et l'INEE exposent les preuves qui soutiennent la collaboration et l'intégration entre les secteurs, en fournissant une justification pour le travail intersectoriel fondé sur le bien-être et le développement holistique de l'enfant.
Ressource Colaboración en materia de protección de la niñez y educación en situaciones de emergencia En este documento, La Alianza y la INEE exponen las evidencias que respaldan la colaboración y la integración entre sectores, ofreciendo una justificación lógica para el trabajo intersectorial basado en el desarrollo integral y el bienestar de la niñez.
Ressource Colaboração entre os Setores de Proteção da Criança e Educação em Situações de Emergência Neste documento, a Aliança e a INEE apresentam as evidências que apoiam a colaboração e a integração entre os setores, oferecendo uma base lógica para o trabalho intersetorial que se baseia no desenvolvimento holístico e no bem-estar da criança.
Ressource التعاون بين تحالف حماية الطفل في العمل الإنساني و الشبكة المشتركة لوكالات للتعليم في حالات الطوارئ في هذه الورقة، وضع التحالف و الشبكة المشتركة لوكالات التعليم في حالات الطوارئ الأدلة الداعمة للتعاون والتكامل بين القطاعات، مما يوفر الأساس المنطقي للعمل عبر القطاعات القائمة على رفاهية الطفل والتنمية الشاملة.
Ressource Social Protection & Child Protection: Working together to protect children from the impact of COVID-19 and beyond This policy paper seeks to lay out key arguments for close collaboration across Social Protection and Child Protection sectors to address the socio-economic impact of COVID-19 on children and families towards reduction of adverse Child Protection outcomes.
Ressource Guidance on strengthening disability inclusion in Humanitarian Response Plans This guidance provides support to seven UN entities on how to strengthen inclusion of disability in Humanitarian Response Plans (HRPs) as part of the UK Department for International Development (DFID) Humanitarian Investment Program. The aim of this work is to make humanitarian programming more responsive to the needs of people with disabilities affected by crisis.
