Children are particularly vulnerable to all forms of under-nutrition in times of instability and crisis. The first 1000 days are critical for child development and it is important to make sure that children’s growth is not compromised.  Standard: Child protection concerns are reflected in the assessment, design, monitoring and evaluation of nutrition programmes. Girls and boys … More Nutrition programmes: Integrating Child protection

Vulnerability for children can increase during and after disasters, when children may be living with new, reduced or altered family units, or alone. Quality shelter can contribute to psychosocial wellbeing and a more stable family and community life. Standard: Child protection concerns are reflected in the assessment, design, monitoring and evaluation of shelter programmes. All … More Shelter programmes: Integrating child protection

During crises, children are even more vulnerable to infections, diseases and other risks to their health and lives. Not only have living conditions deteriorated, but immunisation programmes are also interrupted. The risks are even higher for unaccompanied and separated children. A concerted child-focused response is required. Standard: Child protection concerns are reflected in the assessment, design, … More Health programmes: Integrating child protection