In 2023, 339 million people will require humanitarian assistance, a nearly 24% increase in need compared to 2022. Critical needs for children will persist and accelerate, in an increasingly challenging operational environment.
Save the Children calls on countries around the world to do far more to support children in conflict zones with humanitarian aid – and, as this report sets out, to stop the war on children.
Six months after the escalation of violence in Ukraine, the war continues to put the lives of children in grave danger in Ukraine, whilst also placing at risk and traumatising those displaced in countries across Europe.
Looking back, the scale and pace at which we were able to provide humanitarian assistance, in spite of the numerous challenges faced, is nothing short of remarkable.
COVID-19, conflict and climate change have created a perfect storm of risk and vulnerability for children’s rights around the world and an unparalleled food security and nutrition crisis that puts children at immediate risk. Already, 162 million people are...
This report details progress on our four key pillars of the global COVID-19 response from Q2 to Q4 2020. It uses data collected from countries against each of the indicators set out in the COVID-19 response plan and uses children’s stories to highlight our...
