Afghanistan
The objective of having a Humanitarian Country Team’s (HCT) Centrality of Protection (CoP) strategy is to mobilize a holistic, multi-sectoral, system-wide effort to prevent, mitigate and respond to Critical Protection Risks (CPRs) facing affected populations. It…
Afghanistan
Child Protection (CP) actors in the Afghanistan reached 328,448 distinct beneficiaries who include (boys: 37,796 & girls: 19,646) with CP services in June 2024. This includes 7,730 beneficiaries who received structed PSS out of which 1,369…
Afghanistan
Child Protection (CP) actors in Afghanistan reached 610,309 distinct beneficiaries who include (boys: 130,944 & girls: 106,726) with CP services in May 2024. This includes 22,762 beneficiaries who received structured PSS out of which 339 were…
Afghanistan
I. Background Reflecting the unique nature of the Afghanistan context, the Child Protection Area of Responsibility (CP AoR) was established as a part of the Protection Cluster in Afghanistan. The CP AoR will be functions as part of…
Afghanistan
Purpose of the Strategic Advisory Group The Strategic Advisory Group (SAG) of the Child Protection Sub Cluster provides policy and strategic direction to the work of the Child Protection Sub Cluster. The SAG, which is comprised of key…
Afghanistan
Safe Reopening of Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) and other Psychosocial Support (PSS) Group Activities Action Tracker This document is an overview of progress for safe resumption of Child Friendly Space (CFS) and other Psychosocial group activities for…
World
IASC GENDER MARKER—FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Why do we need a Gender Marker in CAPs, CERFs and pooled funds? There is universal acceptance that humanitarian assistance must meet the distinct needs of women, girls, boys and men to generate…
