Nepal Resource Centre
Child Protection in Emergencies Professional Development Programme, Asia Pacific 3rd cycle: Residential Report
The Residential phase of the Child Protection in Emergencies Professional Development Programme (CPiE PDP) is a two-week training during which the participants develop knowledge and skills to design and implement high-quality Child Protection in Emergencies ...
Read moreStudent Needs Action Pack (SNAP) in Kapilvastu District, Nepal: Impact Evaluation Endline Report
Using a longitudinal quasi-experimental research design, this impact evaluation measured literacy and numeracy outcomes for a random sample of students in 40 intervention and 40 comparison schools at baseline and endline one year later. All sampled students ...
Read moreDisaster Risk Reduction (DRR) in Education: Lessons learned assessment following the Nepal floods in August, 2017
The purpose of the lessons earned assessment is two-fold: first, to assess and document results of the Disaster Risk Reduction in education activities, including any positive or negative unintended effects in flood-affected districts where Save the Children ...
Read morePrimary Health Care First: Strengthening the foundation for universal health coverage
Universal health coverage (UHC) promises a world in which all people have access to the health services, vaccinations and medicines they need, without risk of financial hardship. A world where the right to health is realised for the 400 million people ...
Read moreHow Families Cope With Poverty in Asia: Lessons from a multi-country review of Household Economy Analysis and Cost of the Diet Assessments, 2011-15
In order to understand better the food security and livelihoods challenges in Asia, and how these relate to undernutrition and broader child wellbeing, Save the Children has conducted a retrospective synthesis review of its analyses in the region. This ...
Read moreWhen Merely Existing is a Risk: Sexual and gender minorities in conflict, displacement and peacebuilding
International Alert presents an in-depth review of research conducted in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Columbia, Lebanon and Nepal on the vulnerabilities of sexual and gender minorities (SGM) in peacebuilding and post-conflict settings. Gender identify and ...
Read moreNepal Earthquake Response: Two-year report
On Saturday, April 25, 2015, a powerful earthquake of 7.8 magnitude on the Richter scale hit Nepal. It was the largest earthquake in Nepal in 80 years. Less than three weeks later, on Tuesday May 12, another earthquake measuring 7.3 in magnitude struck. ...
Read moreLessons from Inclusive Community-based Disaster Risk Reduction in Earthquake-affected Areas of Nepal
When two earthquakes hit Nepal in 2015 with devastating consequences. the need for greater disaster preparedness on a community level, increased capacity for information management, and disaster response coordination became clear. Mission East, partnering ...
Read morePragati: Fertility awareness for quality of life
Project brief summarizing the Pragati "Fertility Awareness for Quality of Life" intervention under USAID's Fertility Awareness for Community Transformation project, implemented by Save the Children and Georgetown University Institute for Reproductive ...
Read moreThe State of Conflict and Violence in Asia
The State of Conflict and Violence in Asia was produced in response to crucial gaps in conflict data of the region. The Asia Foundation draws on its extended involvement and experience in the region to provide a thorough, evidence-based overview of violence ...
Read moreCauses of Deaths and Injuries in the 2015 Gorkha (Nepal) Earthquake
The purpose of this study is to identify the causes of injuries and deaths in the Gorkha, Nepal Earthquake 2015 in order to provide a scientific basis for education and training of the Nepal public in earthquake preparedness and mitigation. The Nepal ...
Read moreDid the Humanitarian Response to the Nepal Earthquake Ensure No One Was Left Behind?
In April and May 2015, two large-scale earthquakes struck Nepal, killing almost 9,000 people, damaging over half a million houses and displacing hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. Natural hazards are indiscriminate: earthquakes have no ...
Read moreOne Year On Nepal Earthquake Response: Progress Review
Throughout the year, Save the Children has committed itself to providing relief, response and recovery support to affected children and their families quickly and efficiently. To keep children safe from possible abuse and trauma, Save the Children set ...
Read moreEducation Disrupted: Disaster impacts on education in the Asia Pacific region in 2015
Each year disasters have a major impact on children, youth and education systems. In the disaster-prone region of the Asia Pacific, around 200 million children per year will have their lives severely disrupted by disasters in the coming decades.1 Every ...
Read moreDisaster Risk Reduction in the Education Sector: Nepal
Save the Children Nepal is currently working with the Government of Nepal in the development of their School Sector Development Programme (SSDP) – the education sector wide approach (SWAp) for Nepal. SC Nepal is drafting, with government stakeholders ...
Read moreGlobal Report on Internal Displacement 2016
The heightened focus on the hundreds of thousands of refugees, asylum seekers, and migrants who have put their lives at risk to reach Europe has also awakened attention to the phenomenon of displacement. The Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID) ...
Read moreImproving Social Protection’s Response to Child Poverty and Vulnerability in Nepal
Social protection in Nepal has rapidly expanded to become part and parcel of the response to poverty and vulnerability. It is also considered a key policy option for addressing issues of child poverty and deprivation. Evidence that social protection ...
Read moreChildren's Voices, Children's Rights: One year after the Nepal Earthquake
Over one million children are estimated to have been affected by the earthquakes in Nepal on 25 April and 12 May 2015, which resulted in massive destruction and the death of around 8,959 people. Children, who represent 40 percent of the population, suffered ...
Read moreOne Year On: Nepal earthquake response
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake in April 2015 was the worst natural disaster to strike Nepal in over 80 years. The last one was in 1934. This time, the destruction centered around the rural mid-hills of Nepal, destroyed homes and affected the lives of people ...
Read moreEnding Malnutrition for Every Last Child in Nepal
Nepal's progress in reducing malnutrition has not been inclusive and many disadvantaged groups lag behind. The most disadvantaged groups include women, Dalits, indigenous communities, linguistic and religious minorities, people with disabilities, people ...
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