Reports and Publications

2025 Annual Impact Report

In our 2025 Annual Impact Report we look at our finances and impact over the 2024-2025 financial year.

Let me be a child, not a wife: Girls’ experiences of living through child marriage

This year our annual State of the World’s Girls report is focused on girls’ experience of child marriage: a practice that despite large-scale policy action and legislative reform, remains widespread.

Financing Survival: Australia’s new climate finance goal and the global just transition

Pacific Island states and other developing countries are bearing the worst impacts of global heating, despite being the lowest historical emitters and having the fewest resources to respond. The Government has the opportunity to start redressing this shortfall by committing to triple its current climate finance contributions in its new 2025-2030 climate finance target and ensuring this target is met with new funds that complement the aid budget.

COP31: A COP for children and young people

This submission outlines a proposed roadmap for the DCCEEW, DFAT, and the Office for Youth to embed children and young people meaningfully in the lead-up to COP31 and beyond.

Beyond inclusion: Empowering women and girls for smarter, fairer Nature-based Solutions for climate change

Informed by both research and our emerging experience, Plan International Australia has developed a set of guiding principles for gender-transformative Nature-based Solutions (NbS).

Unaccompanied children: risks and violence along the migration route through Mexico

The northern border of Mexico is marked by a particularly intricate migration dynamic, characterised by two interconnected phenomena: forced internal displacement due to violence and the transit of foreign populations, originating in contexts of insecurity and unmet opportunities.

Invisible Wounds: Navigating Mental Health Challenges and Support for Ukrainian Adolescent Boys and Young Men

The study highlights how displacement, traditional masculinity norms, and cost are preventing many young men from accessing critical mental health services.

Girl Goals: What has changed for girls?

A new report Girl Goals: What has changed for girls? reviews how adolescent girls’ lives have changed in the last 30 years since the Beijing Platform for Action was endorsed by 189 governments in 1995.