This photobook highlights the impact made under a European Union-funded Enhanced Resilience for Vulnerable Households in Zimbabwe (ERVHIZ) Project initiative implemented by Save the Children in Beitbridge, Zimbabwe. The initiative aimed to improve...
Mozambique is highly vulnerable to climate change due to its reliance on climate sensitive agriculture and the frequent occurrence of extreme weather events. The country faces significant challenges such as rising temperatures, changing rainfall...
Save the Children’s Programmatic Partnership is implemented in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso and runs from 2023 to 2027. It strengthens the wellbeing, learning and protection of vulnera-ble and crisis affected girls and boys in the Central...
This report presents the findings of a participatory consultation with 452 displaced children from Zamzam Camp, now residing in Tawila, North Darfur. Conducted by Save the Children in May–June 2025, the assessment captures children’s lived...
This is an endline evaluation report for the ETH ECHO Multi-Sectoral Emergency Response in Crisis-Affected Areas of Guto Gida and Sibu Sire woredas of East Wellega, Oromia project. It is a 24-month Integrated Multisectoral humanitarian response ...
The Somalia Climate Health Systems Mapping project, supported by Save the Children US and guided by its Climate and Health Strategy, aims to address the critical nexus between climate change, health, and nutrition. As an initial step towards this...
Save the Children (SCI) in partnership with St John of God Hospitaller Services (SJOG) and M’mbelwa District Council implemented the Inclusive Early Childhood Care and Development (IECCD) project to ensure equitable access to quality and...
This report presents the findings of the updated HEA baselines in four livelihood zones in the southern district of Malawi: These livelihood zones are Middle Shire Valley MW06, Lower Shire Valley MW 05, Shire highlands MW 14 and Lake Chilwa...
This is a brief for the Multi-Sectoral Life-Saving Response to Drought-Affected Children and their Families in Adadle and Gode Woredas, Shebele Zone, Somali Region Endline Evaluation. It is a humanitarian project that was implemented in the...
The Resilient Economic Development gains (RED) project was implemented from July 2019 to June 2024 through Save the Children Italy’s unrestricted funding of 3 million euros. The project aimed to build the resilience of 1,000 households located in...