Posts tagged child-sensitive
War Child - Coming Back to Afghanistan: Study on Deported Minors’ Return and Reintegration Needs in the Western Region
War Child - Coming Back to Afghanistan: Study on Deported Minors’ Return and Reintegration Needs in the Western Region

December 2019

Samuel Hall was commissioned by War Child to conduct a study that provides a comprehensive understanding of the existing Knowledge, Attitude and Practices (KAP) regarding the unsafe migration of unaccompanied children to Iran. Primary data collection was conducted in Herat and Badghis provinces. The study also targeted parents and communities of children at risk of unsafe migration or experienced unsafe migration. This study contributes to charting a path forward for a post-deportation protection framework adapted to the protection profiles and needs of unaccompanied minors, their families and communities of return.

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Migration & Displacement, Children & Youth, South & Central AsiaSamuel Hallreturnees, child-sensitive, children, migration, Afghanistan, unsafe migration, unaccompanied children, Herat, Badghis, post-deportation protection, communities of return, War Child
Save the Children - Durable Solutions For Returnee Children: What Do We Know?
Save the Children - Durable Solutions For Returnee Children: What Do We Know?

September 2018

This report addresses a gap in knowledge about the often-difficult conditions of children’s return to the areas of (their parents’) origin. It gives an overview of what is known (and what is not) about the return of displaced children to Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia and Syria, four of the most important contexts of return today.

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Migration & Displacement, Data Standards & Analytics, Children & Youth, East & Southern Africa, Middle East &North Africa, South & Central AsiaMaryam Meddindurable solutions, children, returnees, child-sensitive, Iraq, Somalia, Syria, Afghanistan, child returnees, Save the Children
UNICEF – Social Protection System: An Afghan Study
UNICEF – Social Protection System: An Afghan Study

September 2014

UNICEF is considering the development of a social protection programme with a specific focus on children, within the already existing framework developed by the World Bank and MoLSAMD. With the end goal of articulating children-sensitive programming with the World Bank’s own safety net programme in mind, the first step in this direction is for the organisation to launch a pilot programme in Balkh to test the best modalities of programming to cover children’s needs for social protection in the country.

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Resilience, South & Central AsiaSamuel Hallsocial protection, children, child-sensitive, vulnerability, Afghanistan, UNICEF, Balkh, children's needs, report, case study
AKDN/UCA - Undertaking the Faizabad Labour Market Survey
AKDN/UCA - Undertaking the Faizabad Labour Market Survey

April 2010

To extend its reach and impact, the Khorog campus of the School of Professional and Continuing Education (SPCE) delivered Training of Trainer programmes in vocational education/progressive technology implementation and administering scholarships to Afghan learners to take SPCE courses. This evaluation assessed the local economic situation and highlighted crucial sectors.

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Resilience, South & Central AsiaMaryam MeddinAfghanistan, labour market assessment, training, AKDN, UCA, vocational training, labour market, survey, education, school, child-sensitive, report, evaluation, economic assessment