Reports

This study considers the health, education, livelihood, protection and psychological and social needs of adolescents uprooted by armed conflict.

Why do informal social protection networks matter for households in conflict-affected contexts?

As disasters and challenges increase worldwide, this article considers how resilience can improve disaster preparation and response for children and youth.

In crisis-affected countries, systems that support young people are often disrupted.

A strong body of evidence provides a compelling case that the current policy response to disasters—sudden, calamitous events that cause losses that exceed a community’s or society’s ability to cope using its own...

This note provides an update of social protection responses to the food, fuel, fertilizer and other price shocks sparked or accelerated by the Ukraine war.

An adaptive social protection system that provides timely assistance at the household level can greatly increase the effectiveness of crisis response.

Why do social connections matter for household resilience in South Sudan?