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Evidence Reviews

 Taking into account  the complex humanitarian contexts we work in, innovative solutions  are pivotal  to  ensuring children living in  conflict and fragile contexts are protected. The child protection team works closely with  the Airbel Impact Lab research  team to ensure that IRC Child protection programmatic approaches are rooted in evidence on what works. By using evidence, cost data and technical expertise we are able to make informed decisions about child protection programming and research. This informs our  holistic approach  to  impact  the lives of children, their families ,household and communities as evidence shows children thrive in health communities. By ensuring that children are well-natured, supported and taken care of  they are able to achieve their potential at every age.

Specific Resources

Below are some of the  IRC child protection and related evidence-based resources  that inform country programs and research focus of the unit.

Evidence Review-Children on the Move

Evidence Review-Unpaid Care

Evidence Review-Child Labor

Evidence Review-Child Protection Committees

Evidence Review-_ Child Marriage

 Evidence Review (Field Version)- Child Marriage

 Evidence Review-CAAFAG

 

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