The study highlights how displacement, traditional masculinity norms, and cost are preventing many young men from accessing critical mental health services.
This document aims to provide a snapshot of the immense obstacles that impede aid delivery in Gaza, with concrete examples from humanitarian organisations. It offers a glimpse into the daily challenges faced by humanitarian workers, made worse by conflict, bombardment and gunfire, and the siege tactics. We aim to complement ongoing reporting from UN agencies and civil society groups to paint a picture of these harsh realities.
the case for investment for the Australian Government to invest $24 million over 3 years in Education Cannot Wait, the UN Global Fund for education in emergencies and protracted crises.
This report highlights the impact of emergencies and protracted crises on children and young people’s education, with a focus on the Pacific.
The causes and consequences of food insecurity are closely entwined with gender. This report presents new evidence on the gendered impacts of the current global hunger crisis from eight of the countries most affected: Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Haiti.
Plan International Australia’s research report shines a light on the escalating global hunger crisis – it’s causes, it’s impacts and most importantly, what we can do to stop it.
Plan International and Arup developed the Child-Centred Urban Resilience Framework to involve vulnerable groups in planning processes. The framework guides organisations to design, plan and implement community resilience activities in urban settings.
Experts say COVID-19 is now spreading rapidly throughout the world’s most vulnerable regions and could soon tear through poor, displaced and conflict-affected communities, pushing more than half a billion people into poverty and food insecurity. These are five of the biggest challenges the world’s most vulnerable communities are facing because of the virus.
