Media Centre

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• Publications
  • Annual Report
  • Research Reports
    • The Right Space
    • Count Every Child - the right to birth registration
    • Hard work, long hours and little pay: Research with children working on tobacco farms in Malawi
    • Paying the price: The economic cost of failing to educate girls
    • From Catastrophe to Opportunity: Children in Asia creating positive social changes after disasters
    • Handbook on Community-Led Total Sanitation
    • Because I am a Girl: The State of the World's Girls 2008 (In the Shadow of War)
    • Tsunami: 36 Months After
    • The effectiveness of Plan's child-centred community development
    • Because I am a Girl: The State of the World's Girls 2007
    • Tsunami: 24 Months After
    • Count me in! The global campaign for Universal Birth Registration Interim Campaign Report 2005-2006
    • Record, Recognise, Respect: Report on Universal Birth Registration
    • Tsunami: 18 Months After
    • Circle of Hope: Children's rights in a world with AIDS
    • Saving Lives: Children's right to HIV and AIDS treatment
    • Tsunami: 12 Months After
    • Children and the Tsunami
    • Our Future: Our Say
    • Growing Up in Asia
    • Tsunami: 6 Months After
    • After the cameras have gone: Children in disasters
    • I am a teenager, what happened to my rights?
    • Children Changing Their World
    • Understanding and Evaluating Child Participation: a review of contemporary literature
  • Global Child
  • Children First! Updates

 

About Plan

Plan is one of the oldest and largest children's development organisations in the world. We work with communities in 49 developing countries and raise funds to support our work in 21 countries like Australia. By actively involving children, and working at a grassroots level with no religious or political agenda, we unite and inspire people around the globe to transform the world for children.