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This World Children’s Day, the Alliance draws urgent attention to the rights of children affected by humanitarian crises.
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November 2025 Edition
The theme My Day, My Rights reinforces that children’s rights do not pause in emergencies. Every child has the right to safety, participation, care, and dignity. Child protection is not a luxury—it is an inherent right and must be central to every humanitarian response. 📌 Want to amplify these messages on World Children’s Day?
We encourage all members and partners to use and share our World Children’s Day Communications Pack — offering ready-to-use messages, social media posts, and framing to help amplify the importance of protecting children in humanitarian settings. Please feel free to use and circulate this Pack throughout your networks. Join the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action WhatsApp Groups — your new, mobile-friendly channel for receiving key child protection updates, resources, and event announcements directly to your phone.
These announcement-only groups are available in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic, making it easier than ever to stay informed and access essential tools, webinars, and learning materials from the Alliance and the CPHA Community of Practice.
📲 Join your preferred language group:
We hope this new channel will make staying connected and informed easier than ever! Upcoming Events & Online Learning Opportunities Launch of Inter-Agency Guidance on Child Protection Case Management Data Categorisation Child Protection Case Management is vital to supporting vulnerable children in humanitarian crises. Yet, without a common language for data, understanding risks, vulnerabilities, and service needs across contexts has been a major challenge.
To address this, the Alliance has developed a new guidance on standardising CPCM data categories. This common framework helps child protection actors collect, analyse, and use data more consistently—strengthening programme quality, coordination, and global advocacy.
🔗 Register Here --> CPMS Online Mini Course
Are you interested in learning more about the Child Protection Minimum Standards (CPMS) and how to put them into practice? Would you like to strengthen your skills and become a CPMS Champion?
Join our free online CPMS Mini Course — an opportunity to learn how to use the Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPMS) to improve the quality and accountability of child protection programming in humanitarian settings.
Course Highlights:
💻 100% online – learn from anywhere in the world!
⏱️ Short and focused – approx. 10 hours of live sessions + 6 hours of self-paced work.
🤝 Interactive learning – experienced facilitators, practical case studies, and group exercises.
🌐 Networking opportunities – connect with child protection practitioners globally and collaborate with peers in similar roles.
Course Dates:
📅 January 14th, 21st, 28th, February 4th, and March 4th 2026
🕒 14:00 - 16:00 CET
👉 More information available here
Deadline for Applications: Friday 5th, December --> CPHA Primary Prevention Framework Online Training
The Alliance invites you to a free online course introducing the 2025 revision of the Primary Prevention Framework for CPHA. Strengthen your understanding of prevention programming and reflect on how it applies to your own context.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
👥 Who can join?
Professionals working in child protection in humanitarian or development settings — from governments, UN agencies, INGOs, NGOs, and civil society organisations.
👉 More information available here
Deadline for Applications: Friday 5th, December Latest Alliance Resources Putting the Pieces Back Together: Centring Children and Their Protection in the Humanitarian Response in Gaza With the ceasefire in Gaza and the scale-up of humanitarian assistance, the Alliance calls for children’s protection to be placed at the centre of the response.
This statement outlines urgent priorities to meet the needs of Gaza’s 1.1 million children — half of the population — who have endured loss, displacement, and trauma. It calls for child protection to be recognised and funded as a life-saving intervention, on par with other essential sectors.
Grounded in humanitarian principles and the CRC, this statement underscores the urgent need for a coordinated, adequately resourced child protection response to help children in Gaza rebuild their safety, dignity, and futures.
🔗 Read the Full Statement CPHA Practitioners Survey on Capacity and Learning Needs
We are pleased to share the launch of the Report on Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Practitioners Survey: Capacity and Learning Needs, conducted jointly by the Alliance, the Global CP AoR, and UNHCR in 2024.
This global survey gathered insights from 321 organisations / country-level offices across 95 countries to better understand capacity needs and gaps, learning priorities, and access to technical support on child protection in humanitarian settings.
This report provides important evidence to guide sector-wide investments in capacity strengthening and learning to ensure child protection practitioners are equipped to meet the needs of children in crisis contexts.
📘 Read the Full Report
📊 Explore the Interactive Dashboard --> New Video Series: Case Management Child Protection Forms The Global Child Protection Case Management Forms, updated in 2024, support consistent, ethical, and accountable casework across humanitarian contexts.
This new video series introduces each form and explains its purpose, timing, and key steps to strengthen documentation, supervision, and quality case management.
🎥 Explore the Playlist
📄 Access the Forms Updates from the Alliance Working Groups and Task Forces One Year On from the Bogotá Ministerial Conference to End Violence Against Children A year after the 1st Global Ministerial Conference in Bogotá, the Alliance reflects on progress and remaining gaps in global efforts to end violence against children. While significant policy gains have been made, millions of children affected by conflict and crisis still face daily risks to their safety and well-being.
The Alliance calls for continued collective action to ensure children affected by crisis and conflict are not left behind in the commitment to end violence against children.
🔗 Read the Full Statement --> New Learning Module Released! We’re pleased to announce the release of Module 3 of the Learning Series on Tackling Child Marriage: Co-designing Child Marriage Prevention Strategies with Girls and Their Communities.
This technical module focuses on strengthening how we design and implement child marriage prevention strategies that are tailored to the specific risks, protective factors, and contextual realities identified by adolescent girls and their communities. It also guides practitioners on how to reduce stigma and discrimination towards ever-married girls and their families when developing and delivering prevention activities in humanitarian contexts.
The module is now available in English and is currently being translated into French — stay tuned for its release! --> The CAAFAG Task Force is in the process of finalising a Working Paper examining the collaboration between UN peacekeeping missions with a Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC) mandate and child protection actors in the prevention of child recruitment, the identification and release, and the reintegration of CAAFAG. The Working Paper is based on the findings of study carried out in four countries, the Central African Republic (CAR), the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Mali, and South Sudan.
The paper will be available on the CAAFAG Task Force Webpage and a launch event will be organised in the coming months. To not miss the event, subscribe to the CAAFAG Community of Practice.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action ("The Alliance") envisions a world in which children are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence in humanitarian settings. Its mission is to support the efforts of humanitarian actors to achieve high-quality and effective child protection interventions in both refugee and non-refugee humanitarian contexts. In response to deepening funding shortfalls and shifts in the humanitarian system, the Alliance has issued a Strategic Brief (May 2025–April 2026), which prioritises sustaining life-saving child protection, strengthening technical leadership through the CPMS, and convening our network to adapt and act collectively.
This November 2025 edition showcases how the Alliance and its members are advancing these priorities to protect children and support child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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--> View Past Newsletters This World Children’s Day, the Alliance draws urgent attention to the rights of children affected by humanitarian crises. With 1 in 5 children now living in or near active conflict, many experience harms such as family separation, forced recruitment, exploitation, and violence.The theme My Day, My Rights reinforces that children’s rights do not pause in emergencies. Every child has the right to safety, participation, care, and dignity. Child protection is not a luxury—it is an inherent right and must be central to every humanitarian response. 📌 Want to amplify these messages on World Children’s Day?
We encourage all members and partners to use and share our World Children’s Day Communications Pack — offering ready-to-use messages, social media posts, and framing to help amplify the importance of protecting children in humanitarian settings. Please feel free to use and circulate this Pack throughout your networks. Join the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action WhatsApp Groups — your new, mobile-friendly channel for receiving key child protection updates, resources, and event announcements directly to your phone.
These announcement-only groups are available in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic, making it easier than ever to stay informed and access essential tools, webinars, and learning materials from the Alliance and the CPHA Community of Practice.
📲 Join your preferred language group:
- English: https://chat.whatsapp.com/IRptlQ9ScLo0KwNDhlxZhb
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We hope this new channel will make staying connected and informed easier than ever! Upcoming Events & Online Learning Opportunities Launch of Inter-Agency Guidance on Child Protection Case Management Data Categorisation Child Protection Case Management is vital to supporting vulnerable children in humanitarian crises. Yet, without a common language for data, understanding risks, vulnerabilities, and service needs across contexts has been a major challenge.
To address this, the Alliance has developed a new guidance on standardising CPCM data categories. This common framework helps child protection actors collect, analyse, and use data more consistently—strengthening programme quality, coordination, and global advocacy.
🔗 Register Here --> CPMS Online Mini Course
Are you interested in learning more about the Child Protection Minimum Standards (CPMS) and how to put them into practice? Would you like to strengthen your skills and become a CPMS Champion?
Join our free online CPMS Mini Course — an opportunity to learn how to use the Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPMS) to improve the quality and accountability of child protection programming in humanitarian settings.
Course Highlights:
💻 100% online – learn from anywhere in the world!
⏱️ Short and focused – approx. 10 hours of live sessions + 6 hours of self-paced work.
🤝 Interactive learning – experienced facilitators, practical case studies, and group exercises.
🌐 Networking opportunities – connect with child protection practitioners globally and collaborate with peers in similar roles.
Course Dates:
📅 January 14th, 21st, 28th, February 4th, and March 4th 2026
🕒 14:00 - 16:00 CET
👉 More information available here
Deadline for Applications: Friday 5th, December --> CPHA Primary Prevention Framework Online Training
The Alliance invites you to a free online course introducing the 2025 revision of the Primary Prevention Framework for CPHA. Strengthen your understanding of prevention programming and reflect on how it applies to your own context.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Define prevention in child protection in humanitarian action.
- Discuss the nine guiding principles for prevention programming.
- Explain the five steps of prevention programming with practical examples.
- Identify opportunities and challenges in prevention programming.
- Tuesday, February 10th 2026 | 14:00–17:00 CET
- Tuesday, February 17th 2026 | 14:00–17:00 CET
👥 Who can join?
Professionals working in child protection in humanitarian or development settings — from governments, UN agencies, INGOs, NGOs, and civil society organisations.
👉 More information available here
Deadline for Applications: Friday 5th, December Latest Alliance Resources Putting the Pieces Back Together: Centring Children and Their Protection in the Humanitarian Response in Gaza With the ceasefire in Gaza and the scale-up of humanitarian assistance, the Alliance calls for children’s protection to be placed at the centre of the response.
This statement outlines urgent priorities to meet the needs of Gaza’s 1.1 million children — half of the population — who have endured loss, displacement, and trauma. It calls for child protection to be recognised and funded as a life-saving intervention, on par with other essential sectors.
Grounded in humanitarian principles and the CRC, this statement underscores the urgent need for a coordinated, adequately resourced child protection response to help children in Gaza rebuild their safety, dignity, and futures.
🔗 Read the Full Statement CPHA Practitioners Survey on Capacity and Learning Needs
We are pleased to share the launch of the Report on Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Practitioners Survey: Capacity and Learning Needs, conducted jointly by the Alliance, the Global CP AoR, and UNHCR in 2024.
This global survey gathered insights from 321 organisations / country-level offices across 95 countries to better understand capacity needs and gaps, learning priorities, and access to technical support on child protection in humanitarian settings.
This report provides important evidence to guide sector-wide investments in capacity strengthening and learning to ensure child protection practitioners are equipped to meet the needs of children in crisis contexts.
📘 Read the Full Report
📊 Explore the Interactive Dashboard --> New Video Series: Case Management Child Protection Forms The Global Child Protection Case Management Forms, updated in 2024, support consistent, ethical, and accountable casework across humanitarian contexts.
This new video series introduces each form and explains its purpose, timing, and key steps to strengthen documentation, supervision, and quality case management.
🎥 Explore the Playlist
📄 Access the Forms Updates from the Alliance Working Groups and Task Forces One Year On from the Bogotá Ministerial Conference to End Violence Against Children A year after the 1st Global Ministerial Conference in Bogotá, the Alliance reflects on progress and remaining gaps in global efforts to end violence against children. While significant policy gains have been made, millions of children affected by conflict and crisis still face daily risks to their safety and well-being.
The Alliance calls for continued collective action to ensure children affected by crisis and conflict are not left behind in the commitment to end violence against children.
🔗 Read the Full Statement --> New Learning Module Released! We’re pleased to announce the release of Module 3 of the Learning Series on Tackling Child Marriage: Co-designing Child Marriage Prevention Strategies with Girls and Their Communities.
This technical module focuses on strengthening how we design and implement child marriage prevention strategies that are tailored to the specific risks, protective factors, and contextual realities identified by adolescent girls and their communities. It also guides practitioners on how to reduce stigma and discrimination towards ever-married girls and their families when developing and delivering prevention activities in humanitarian contexts.
The module is now available in English and is currently being translated into French — stay tuned for its release! --> The CAAFAG Task Force is in the process of finalising a Working Paper examining the collaboration between UN peacekeeping missions with a Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC) mandate and child protection actors in the prevention of child recruitment, the identification and release, and the reintegration of CAAFAG. The Working Paper is based on the findings of study carried out in four countries, the Central African Republic (CAR), the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Mali, and South Sudan.
The paper will be available on the CAAFAG Task Force Webpage and a launch event will be organised in the coming months. To not miss the event, subscribe to the CAAFAG Community of Practice.
CPHA Community of Practice
The CPHA Community of Practice jointly hosted by the Global CP AoR and the Alliance has now reached more than 3,270 members! We are really pleased to be seeing interactions on the platform and we really would like to encourage you all to use it.
Please join and introduce yourself if you have not already done so or encourage team members and partners to join!
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The Alliance as an inter-agency network has now reached more than 360 General Member Organisations! Not sure if your organisation is a member? Find a complete list of all Alliance Member organisations here.
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New Alliance Statement: Centring Children and Their Protection in Gaza
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New Alliance Statement: Centring Children and Their Protection in Gaza
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New statement from the Alliance - Putting the Pieces Back Together: Centring Children and Their Protection in the Humanitarian Response in Gaza
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A Statement from the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action
Dear Alliance friends, members, and colleagues,
We are pleased to share the Alliance’s new statement: Putting the Pieces Back Together: Centring Children and Their Protection in the Humanitarian Response in Gaza.
As humanitarian assistance increases, children’s protection must be recognised and resourced as a life-saving intervention, on par with food, health, and shelter. The statement highlights urgent priorities for the humanitarian community, including:
We invite you to share this statement with your colleagues and networks, or to amplify these messages by re-sharing from the Alliance’s LinkedIn and Facebook channels.
Together, we can help ensure that children and their protection remain at the centre of the humanitarian response and recovery in Gaza.
With appreciation,
The Alliance Secretariat --> Read the Full Statement Here
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We are pleased to share the Alliance’s new statement: Putting the Pieces Back Together: Centring Children and Their Protection in the Humanitarian Response in Gaza.
As humanitarian assistance increases, children’s protection must be recognised and resourced as a life-saving intervention, on par with food, health, and shelter. The statement highlights urgent priorities for the humanitarian community, including:
- Strengthening child protection systems and workforce capacity
- Expanding mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS)
- Supporting parents and caregivers
- Ensuring child protection is a central and critical element of the response and also integrated and funded across all sectors
We invite you to share this statement with your colleagues and networks, or to amplify these messages by re-sharing from the Alliance’s LinkedIn and Facebook channels.
Together, we can help ensure that children and their protection remain at the centre of the humanitarian response and recovery in Gaza.
With appreciation,
The Alliance Secretariat --> Read the Full Statement Here
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Key Updates to the Advocacy Resource Pack - Humanitarian Reset, UN80, and the CAAC Agenda
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Our Advocacy Resource Pack has been refreshed with several important updates and new materials.
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Dear Alliance friends, members, and colleagues,
The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action’s Advocacy Resource Pack has been refreshed with several important updates and new materials:
🌍 Humanitarian Reset and UN80
View the latest updates, including reports and messaging on the UN's 80th anniversary reform process and the Humanitarian Reset, including on humanitarian and child protection budgets, coordination structures.
📄 New Reports and Statements
Find new publications from global education networks and the Child Protection Area of Responsibility that shed new light on how current reforms and funding pressures on children’s protection and education in crisis settings.
🧩 New Alliance Briefing Note
The Impact of UN80, the Humanitarian Reset, and Funding Cuts on the Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC) Agenda — this new briefing explores how systemic reforms risk sidelining the CAAC agenda, and outlines concrete recommendations for coordinated advocacy and engagement.
📘Access everything in the updated Advocacy Resource Pack — including the latest updates, resources, and advocacy tools to support your efforts in the months ahead.
As always we welcome any feedback you have to make sure this tool is as useful as possible!
With thanks and solidarity,
The Alliance Team --> Explore the Advocacy Resource Pack Brief on the Global Impact of Funding Cuts on Children and their Protection in Humanitarian Contexts
This briefing note is based on a data-gathering exercise led by the Alliance to understand the impact of humanitarian funding cuts on children and their protection. A global survey was completed by 250 child protection practitioners working in humanitarian settings across 55 countries. To complement the survey findings, we conducted in-depth interviews with five child protection agencies—four international and one national. Access the Report Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action’s Advocacy Resource Pack has been refreshed with several important updates and new materials:
🌍 Humanitarian Reset and UN80
View the latest updates, including reports and messaging on the UN's 80th anniversary reform process and the Humanitarian Reset, including on humanitarian and child protection budgets, coordination structures.
📄 New Reports and Statements
Find new publications from global education networks and the Child Protection Area of Responsibility that shed new light on how current reforms and funding pressures on children’s protection and education in crisis settings.
🧩 New Alliance Briefing Note
The Impact of UN80, the Humanitarian Reset, and Funding Cuts on the Children and Armed Conflict (CAAC) Agenda — this new briefing explores how systemic reforms risk sidelining the CAAC agenda, and outlines concrete recommendations for coordinated advocacy and engagement.
📘Access everything in the updated Advocacy Resource Pack — including the latest updates, resources, and advocacy tools to support your efforts in the months ahead.
As always we welcome any feedback you have to make sure this tool is as useful as possible!
With thanks and solidarity,
The Alliance Team --> Explore the Advocacy Resource Pack Brief on the Global Impact of Funding Cuts on Children and their Protection in Humanitarian Contexts
This briefing note is based on a data-gathering exercise led by the Alliance to understand the impact of humanitarian funding cuts on children and their protection. A global survey was completed by 250 child protection practitioners working in humanitarian settings across 55 countries. To complement the survey findings, we conducted in-depth interviews with five child protection agencies—four international and one national. Access the Report Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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A Closer Look: September 2025 Edition
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A Closer Look: September 2025 Edition
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September 2025 Edition
For more information, read the joint statement here. Farewell Message for Camilla In July, the Alliance said good-bye to our Deputy Director, Camilla, who has been with us since 2022. To recognise her many contributions, we would like to share a message from the Secretariat on behalf of the Alliance:
"During her time with the Alliance, Camilla brought strong leadership, organisation, and technical rigor to our work. She strengthened coordination across teams, supported key initiatives, and helped the Alliance remain focused and effective through challenging times.
Her dedication to listening to our members, and her commitment to staff well-being have left a lasting mark on our community. We are grateful for all she has done to advance the mission of the Alliance."
Please join us in thanking Camilla and wishing her every success in her next chapter. We will miss you! Latest Alliance Resources Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Learning and Development Roadmap The CPHA Learning and Development Roadmap sets out a near-term strategy through 2026 to strengthen practitioner capacity, safeguard institutional knowledge, and ensure quality child protection services in a time of shrinking resources and rising global needs. Grounded in recent evidence, the roadmap highlights critical funding cuts, escalating crises, and key practitioner-identified learning gaps in areas such as Child Protection System Strengthening, Advocacy, Case Management, and MHPSS.
Read the L&D Roadmap here. The Evolution of the Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Sector available in Spanish!
We are pleased to announce that The Evolution of the Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Sector is now available in Spanish, accompanied by a dedicated video. This resource offers an overview of the sector’s milestones and progress, making it more accessible to Spanish-speaking practitioners and partners. Don’t miss the chance to explore this important tool and share it widely within your networks!
Explore the Guidance Note and Video here. --> Evidence to Advocacy Research Agenda The accompanying Evidence to Advocacy Research Agenda to Alliance’s 2025–2026 Strategic Brief aims to show the cost of failing to protect children, the return on investing in core interventions, the added value of child protection to other sectors, and the role of workforce capacity as essential humanitarian infrastructure.
Explore the Agenda here. Updates from the Alliance Working Groups and Task Forces Discover What the L&D Working Group Can Do for You The Learning & Development Working Group has released its Offer of Support, highlighting how it can strengthen child protection learning and capacity building. From strategic guidance to practical tools and partnerships, this resource shows how the Group can support practitioners and organizations across the sector.
Join the Alliance Trainers’ Network! Want to stay connected with a global network of child protection trainers? By joining the L&D Working Group Trainers Network, you’ll be the first to hear about new inter-agency learning resources, you will have access to dedicated quarterly workshops, and opportunities to exchange with peers and experts to strengthen their training practice.
Eligibility: The network is open to graduates of Alliance Training of Trainers or the Child Professional Development Programme Other child protection practitioners with at least three years of CPHA experience and a completed training of trainers (with certificate) may also apply.
To join, simply send your CV and training certificate to learning@alliancecpha.org. --> The UASC Task Force is highlighting two important new resources from UNICEF and IMPACT on unaccompanied and separated children in humanitarian contexts:
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action ("The Alliance") envisions a world in which children are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence in humanitarian settings. Its mission is to support the efforts of humanitarian actors to achieve high-quality and effective child protection interventions in both refugee and non-refugee humanitarian contexts. In response to deepening funding shortfalls and shifts in the humanitarian system, the Alliance has issued a Strategic Brief (May 2025–April 2026), which prioritises sustaining life-saving child protection, strengthening technical leadership through the CPMS, and convening our network to adapt and act collectively.
This September 2025 edition showcases how the Alliance and its members are advancing these priorities to protect children and support child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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For more information, read the joint statement here. Farewell Message for Camilla In July, the Alliance said good-bye to our Deputy Director, Camilla, who has been with us since 2022. To recognise her many contributions, we would like to share a message from the Secretariat on behalf of the Alliance:
"During her time with the Alliance, Camilla brought strong leadership, organisation, and technical rigor to our work. She strengthened coordination across teams, supported key initiatives, and helped the Alliance remain focused and effective through challenging times.
Her dedication to listening to our members, and her commitment to staff well-being have left a lasting mark on our community. We are grateful for all she has done to advance the mission of the Alliance."
Please join us in thanking Camilla and wishing her every success in her next chapter. We will miss you! Latest Alliance Resources Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Learning and Development Roadmap The CPHA Learning and Development Roadmap sets out a near-term strategy through 2026 to strengthen practitioner capacity, safeguard institutional knowledge, and ensure quality child protection services in a time of shrinking resources and rising global needs. Grounded in recent evidence, the roadmap highlights critical funding cuts, escalating crises, and key practitioner-identified learning gaps in areas such as Child Protection System Strengthening, Advocacy, Case Management, and MHPSS.
Read the L&D Roadmap here. The Evolution of the Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Sector available in Spanish!
We are pleased to announce that The Evolution of the Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Sector is now available in Spanish, accompanied by a dedicated video. This resource offers an overview of the sector’s milestones and progress, making it more accessible to Spanish-speaking practitioners and partners. Don’t miss the chance to explore this important tool and share it widely within your networks!
Explore the Guidance Note and Video here. --> Evidence to Advocacy Research Agenda The accompanying Evidence to Advocacy Research Agenda to Alliance’s 2025–2026 Strategic Brief aims to show the cost of failing to protect children, the return on investing in core interventions, the added value of child protection to other sectors, and the role of workforce capacity as essential humanitarian infrastructure.
Explore the Agenda here. Updates from the Alliance Working Groups and Task Forces Discover What the L&D Working Group Can Do for You The Learning & Development Working Group has released its Offer of Support, highlighting how it can strengthen child protection learning and capacity building. From strategic guidance to practical tools and partnerships, this resource shows how the Group can support practitioners and organizations across the sector.
Join the Alliance Trainers’ Network! Want to stay connected with a global network of child protection trainers? By joining the L&D Working Group Trainers Network, you’ll be the first to hear about new inter-agency learning resources, you will have access to dedicated quarterly workshops, and opportunities to exchange with peers and experts to strengthen their training practice.
Eligibility: The network is open to graduates of Alliance Training of Trainers or the Child Professional Development Programme Other child protection practitioners with at least three years of CPHA experience and a completed training of trainers (with certificate) may also apply.
To join, simply send your CV and training certificate to learning@alliancecpha.org. --> The UASC Task Force is highlighting two important new resources from UNICEF and IMPACT on unaccompanied and separated children in humanitarian contexts:
- Identifying Rates of UASC in Humanitarian Settings – This report explores methodologies for measuring the prevalence of UASC during crises, providing valuable guidance for practitioners and policymakers.
- Understanding Child Separation in Humanitarian Crises – Drawing on data from multi-sector needs assessments, this study offers critical insights into patterns and drivers of child separation.
- Aangan Trust, India
- Access for Relief And Development Organisation, Somalia
- Altwasul For Human Development, Yemen
- Association du foyer de l'enfant Libanais (AFEL), Lebanon
- Basic Foundation, India
- Change Action Nepal (CAN), Nepal
- Children and Youth Relief Organization (CYRO), Ethiopia
- Climate Change Adaptation and Smart Actions (CCASA), South Sudan
- Compassion International, Global
- Education In Crisis, Tanzania
- Girl Child Africa Foundation, South Sudan
- Good Hope Charity Organisation, Cameroon
- Human Initiative, Indonesia
- Institute for Family Health King Hussin Foundation, Jordan
- Kara Organisation, Afghanistan
- Khalid bin Sultan al Qasimi Humanitarian Foundation, UAE
- Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), United States
- Law Power Association, India
- Oaks Initiative for Transformation, Nigeria
- Organization for Social Service, Health and Development (OSSHD), Ethiopia
- Provide Hope in Action, Democratic Republic of Congo
- Smile of A Child, Kenya
- Somali Conservation Organization (SCO), Somalia
- Supertouch Kindness Foundation, Nigeria
- Teso Youth Agricultural Production Initiative for Peace (TEYAPI4Peace), Uganda
- Ukraine Education Platform, Ukraine
CPHA Community of Practice
The CPHA Community of Practice jointly hosted by the Global CP AoR and the Alliance has now reached more than 3,190 members! We are really pleased to be seeing interactions on the platform and we really would like to encourage you all to use it.
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The Alliance as an inter-agency network has now reached more than 345 General Member Organisations! Not sure if your organisation is a member? Find a complete list of all Alliance Member organisations here.
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International Day to Protect Education from Attack
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International Day to Protect Education from Attack
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Alliance-INEE Joint Statement on the International Day to Protect Education from Attack
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On the International Day to Protect Education from Attack, the Inter-agency for Education in Emergencies (INEE) and the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (the Alliance) jointly condemn all forms of attacks on education and call for all parties to conflict to respect international humanitarian law, to protect schools from attack and military use, and to ensure children can continue their education in safe and protective school environments.
Schools, students, and teachers are not targets. From 2023 to 2024, and now into 2025 we have seen an alarming increase in attacks on education with schools deliberately targeted and destroyed. In this year’s Report of the Secretary General on Children and Armed Conflict, grave violations against children increased by 25% from 2023 to 2024. Globally, 234 million school-age children are affected by conflict, with 85 million children completely out of school due to destruction, attack and displacement. This has to stop.
When education facilities are destroyed, it’s not just physical buildings that are lost, it’s the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of thousands of children; for many children affected by conflict and crisis, school is one of the few places they can feel safe and protected. It’s a place where they not only receive education, but also, psychosocial support, a chance to safely socialise with their peers and, in some cases, food, immunisations, and clean water and sanitation.
Quality education functions as a protective service, where child protection and education actors can work together. School can protect children from exposure to child protection risks, including violence and abuse, recruitment into armed forces, child labour, and early marriage. If schools are closed due to attack or military use, children lose the protection they provide.
In too many conflicts in the world today education systems are systematically targeted, from Palestine, to Sudan, to Ukraine, schools are attacked, students and teachers killed and children are denied their right to education. In Gaza, all schools have been closed with nearly 97% of school buildings damaged or destroyed, meaning 625,000 students have nowhere to learn. In Sudan, attacks on education have increased fourfold year on year, with most schools closed and 18 million children out of school due to the conflict. In Ukraine 3,524 educational institutions have been damaged since the start of the full-scale invasion, with 360 completely destroyed. These devastating figures are just some examples of the extent to which attacks on schools are increasing and how conflict is disrupting education around the world.
Together, INEE and the Alliance call on parties to conflict to ensure children’s rights are respected as enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and that international humanitarian law is upheld, that schools remain safe from attack and military use, and students and teachers are protected as civilians. We call on all states to use their influence to ensure this basic level of protection for children and education systems is enforced, and violators held to account.
We also call on states to recognise and endorse the Safe Schools Declaration and guidelines, now in their 10th year; they ask states to commit to keeping schools, teachers and students safe and accessible during conflict.
Finally, INEE and the Alliance call upon humanitarian leadership, donors, and governments to ensure integrated child protection and education responses are prioritised and funded for the growing number of children impacted by crisis and conflict so they can be better protected, and so education can continue safely.
For information on the legal instruments protecting education during conflict - please see our factsheet here.
Download the Statement in English Download the Statement in English Download the Statement in Arabic Download the Statement in Arabic Download the Statement in Spanish Download the Statement in Spanish Download the Statement in French Download the Statement in FrenchINEE and the Alliance are collaborating on an initiative to support joint and integrated child protection and education in emergencies programming, this includes ensuring education can continue safely in conflict and crisis. Our comprehensive guidance note designed to support this cross sector approach can be found online here.
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The Advocacy Resource Pack has been updated to reflect the latest developments on the Humanitarian Reset.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action’s Advocacy Resource Pack has been updated to reflect the latest developments on the Humanitarian Reset and its growing implications for child protection and broader humanitarian action.
From the IASC's evolving reform agenda to sharp shifts in humanitarian financing, the new updates summarise key moments, positions, and advocacy opportunities—plus the latest evidence on the impact of funding cuts on child protection.
📘 You can read the updated pack here!
We welcome your feedback and inputs – please reach out to Elspeth Chapman at elspeth.chapman@alliancecpha.org or Amanda Brydon at advocacywg@alliancecpha.org.
With solidarity,
Elspeth and Amanda --> Explore the Advocacy Resource Pack Brief on the Global Impact of Funding Cuts on Children and their Protection in Humanitarian Contexts
This briefing note is based on a data-gathering exercise led by the Alliance to understand the impact of humanitarian funding cuts on children and their protection. A global survey was completed by 250 child protection practitioners working in humanitarian settings across 55 countries. To complement the survey findings, we conducted in-depth interviews with five child protection agencies—four international and one national. Access the Report Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action’s Advocacy Resource Pack has been updated to reflect the latest developments on the Humanitarian Reset and its growing implications for child protection and broader humanitarian action.
From the IASC's evolving reform agenda to sharp shifts in humanitarian financing, the new updates summarise key moments, positions, and advocacy opportunities—plus the latest evidence on the impact of funding cuts on child protection.
📘 You can read the updated pack here!
We welcome your feedback and inputs – please reach out to Elspeth Chapman at elspeth.chapman@alliancecpha.org or Amanda Brydon at advocacywg@alliancecpha.org.
With solidarity,
Elspeth and Amanda --> Explore the Advocacy Resource Pack Brief on the Global Impact of Funding Cuts on Children and their Protection in Humanitarian Contexts
This briefing note is based on a data-gathering exercise led by the Alliance to understand the impact of humanitarian funding cuts on children and their protection. A global survey was completed by 250 child protection practitioners working in humanitarian settings across 55 countries. To complement the survey findings, we conducted in-depth interviews with five child protection agencies—four international and one national. Access the Report Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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Available now! Recordings from the 2025 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action
Let’s continue the learning, discussion, and advocacy with our colleagues and networks!
From the 3rd to the 5th of June, 841 participants from across the globe—including practitioners, donors, academics, policymakers, youth and child advocates, and community leaders—came together for the 2025 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, hosted by the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action.
Spanning 18 sessions, the meeting explored how the child protection sector is adapting and responding in a rapidly changing humanitarian landscape. The focus was clear: How to strengthen local and national systems and actions, including local ownership and leadership of accountable child protection actions, how to strengthen equitable partnerships for child protection, and how to continue to centre children’s rights and their right to protection - especially in the face of growing political, financial, and operational pressures.
Highlights from the Meeting Included:
Strong local leadership and participation: Local actors and national organisations shaped many of the discussions—sharing the leadership roles they have taken, rich experiences across diverse contexts, and practical solutions to entrenched barriers in the system.
Children and young people front and centre: Child and youth advocates from conflict and crisis contexts, powerfully reminded us of their current realities, the efforts they are leading and what they gain from this, and the importance of listening to each other and working together.
Child protection systems strengthening: Examples of locally owned social protection and child care mechanisms informing public policy and being adapted in times of crises to protect children were shared. Alongside calls to value indigenous knowledge and amplify existing voices before stepping in.
Urgent calls for localisation: Participants pushed back against top-down models of capacity “building”, calling instead for shifts in power, resources, visibility, and decision-making to local actors—not as a future goal, but a present, urgent necessity.
New ideas to strengthen ground-up approaches to child protection: From interactive ways of facilitating children’s participation in the programme cycle, to community-led project design, participants shared innovations and adaptations that are helping practitioners respond more effectively and collaboratively to child protection risks in today’s complex crises.
Recognition of the impacts of the funding crisis and the need to enhance collaboration for continued, quality child protection: Practitioners shared how cuts are reducing critical child protection programmes and shrinking teams—yet also spotlighted how partnerships and collective action, including across sectors, are helping sustain impact.
A reaffirmation of core principles: Amid increasing fragmentation, the Alliance’s common standards and frameworks—like the Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action—were seen as anchors that help hold the line on quality programming, effective coordination, and accountability.
Hearing directly from donors: A panel discussion with representatives from Norway, ECHO, Denmark, Canada, UNHCR, and Beyond the Classroom Foundation Nigeria shed light on donor priorities, constraints, and strategies for maintaining child protection as a humanitarian priority as well as the challenges of and guidance for strengthening funding to local and national organisations.
Emerging findings on the Vancouver Principles: A session shared early findings from an Alliance-UNICEF-Plan study exploring collaboration between peacekeeping operations and child protection actors to prevent recruitment, enable release, and support reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups.
Planting the seeds of an Alliance position and eventual policy on investing in local and national Child Protection Systems and Actors in humanitarian contexts.
Couldn’t join us live or want to revisit a session? The full playlist of 2025 Annual Meeting recordings is now available on the Alliance YouTube channel.
Watch and share key discussions on localised child protection, community-led solutions, and system-strengthening in humanitarian settings.
Session recordings are available in their original language with captions in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic.
2025 Annual Meeting Recordings Playlist 2025 Annual Meeting Recordings Playlist 2025 Annual Meeting Blog SeriesThis blog series brings together personal reflections from Alliance members and partners. Through these voices, we explore how, in the face of fragmentation and fatigue, the child protection sector is pushing back: reaffirming its core principles, forging stronger partnerships, and insisting that children's safety, dignity, and rights remain central to humanitarian action. In particular, we explore how local leadership, principled partnerships, and collective resolve are shaping the future of child protection in humanitarian settings—from the ground up.
Explore the Blog Series Explore the Blog SeriesLet’s stay connected as we move forward together!
A position paper on ground-up approaches to strengthening local and national child protection systems and actors is currently being developed building on the meeting Background Paper and learning from the meeting sessions.
Wishing colleagues a wonderful summer,
Hani Mansourian and Camilla Jones
Alliance Director and Deputy Director
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New Briefing Note! Global Impact of Funding Cuts on Children and their Protection in Humanitarian Contexts
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Please share widely to help spotlight the urgent need to reverse these cuts and protect children in crisis. Register for the 2025 Annual Meeting The Alliance is organising the 2025 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action on Zoom from the 3rd - 5th of June 2025. This includes 3 days dedicated to the theme of the meeting, “Protection of Children from the Ground Up - Enhancing Localised Approaches in Conflict and Crises”.
Register and join us at the Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action to explore how we can protect children from the ground up and enhance localised approaches in and across the humanitarian system. To find more information about the meeting theme and agenda, visit our dedicated webpage in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish.
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Registration Deadline: 02 June 2025 Join the Alliance Trainers' Network: Mailing List & Quarterly Online Workshops The Learning & Development Working Group (L&D WG) hosts quarterly online workshops for trainers as part of its commitment to supporting and connecting CPHA trainers globally. These interactive sessions provide a dynamic space to:
By joining, you’ll:
The Trainers’ Mailing List and Workshops are open to:
If you would like to join the Trainers’ Mailing List and quarterly workshops, please send your CV and ToT certificate to: learning@alliancecpha.org Latest Alliance Resources Guidance Note: Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down The Case Management Task Force has developed guidance on exit strategies for child protection case management services, in response to the challenges posed by reduced funding for humanitarian child protection programming. This guidance outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children.
Read the Guidance Note here. Advocacy Resource Pack: Positioning CPHA Amid Funding Cuts, Shifting Priorities, and Humanitarian Reform
This pack has been developed to support members in advocating for child protection amid funding cuts, shifting priorities, and humanitarian reform. It is a live document and regularly updated to reflect the evolving context. The information provided is based upon ongoing analysis of the situation and critical information shared by our members and partners. We’ll keep updating this pack, so check for the 🆕 label to stay up to date.
Explore the interactive Resource Pack here. --> Bank of Key Advocacy Messages for CPHA
Collective advocacy can be a powerful way to influence decision makers, but limited capacity often holds back child protection efforts. To help address this, three key advocacy messages have been developed to support broader, more effective advocacy in humanitarian contexts.
Find the Key Messages here. In case you missed it! The CPMS e-Course Modules on Working Across Sectors!
Explore practical guidance and real-world examples through the following modules available in Arabic, English, French and Spanish:
The CPMS E-learning Course offers a clear and practical introduction to child protection in humanitarian action — all in Arabic! The course is free of charge, self-paced, receive a certificate upon completion.
Ideal for new staff and humanitarian workers working with children.
Start the Arabic course today! --> HNPW Session | Child Protection in the Context of Climate Crises: Addressing Intersectionality in Humanitarian Action
Watch the Recording Here! HNPW Session | Driving People and Child-centred Humanitarian Action: Evidence, Tools, and Lessons from Ethiopia, Burkina Faso, Moldova, and Myanmar
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action ("The Alliance") envisions a world in which children are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence in humanitarian settings. Its mission is to support the efforts of humanitarian actors to achieve high-quality and effective child protection interventions in both refugee and non-refugee humanitarian contexts. To further this mission, the Alliance Strategy 2021-2025 advocates for the centrality of children and their protection to be recognised and prioritised as essential and life-saving across the humanitarian system.
This April 2025 edition summarises Alliance efforts to protect children and equip child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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--> View Past Newsletters New Briefing Note! Global Impact of Funding Cuts on Children and their Protection in Humanitarian Contexts Drawing on input from over 250 child protection practitioners in 55 countries, and insights from five leading child protection agencies, this new brief on the "Global Impact of Humanitarian Funding Cuts on Children and Their Protection in Humanitarian Contexts" presents stark evidence of the catastrophic consequences that ongoing funding cuts are having on children’s safety and well-being. Services are being suspended, frontline staff reduced, and protection systems dismantled—leaving millions of children at increased risk of abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and even death.Key Findings Include:
- Over 1.1 million children are directly affected by suspended child protection programmes in more than 23 countries.
- Services are being shut down, frontline staff reduced, and national protection systems dismantled.
- Budget cuts across all sectors are compounding risks of abuse, exploitation, trafficking, and even death.
- Agencies report growing challenges in meeting the Child Protection Minimum Standards, with a rapidly shrinking workforce and limited resources.
👉 Read the Briefing Note
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Please share widely to help spotlight the urgent need to reverse these cuts and protect children in crisis. Register for the 2025 Annual Meeting The Alliance is organising the 2025 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action on Zoom from the 3rd - 5th of June 2025. This includes 3 days dedicated to the theme of the meeting, “Protection of Children from the Ground Up - Enhancing Localised Approaches in Conflict and Crises”.
Register and join us at the Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action to explore how we can protect children from the ground up and enhance localised approaches in and across the humanitarian system. To find more information about the meeting theme and agenda, visit our dedicated webpage in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish.
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Registration Deadline: 02 June 2025 Join the Alliance Trainers' Network: Mailing List & Quarterly Online Workshops The Learning & Development Working Group (L&D WG) hosts quarterly online workshops for trainers as part of its commitment to supporting and connecting CPHA trainers globally. These interactive sessions provide a dynamic space to:
- Receive updates on the latest Alliance learning packages
- Discover practical tools for learning and development
- Exchange insights, challenges, and effective strategies with fellow trainers
- Share experiences to strengthen training quality and impact
By joining, you’ll:
- Be among the first to access new inter-agency L&D resources
- Connect directly with colleagues involved in the design of key learning tools
- Strengthen your own practice through peer learning and exchange
- Expand your professional network within the global CPHA training community
The Trainers’ Mailing List and Workshops are open to:
- Practitioners who have completed an Alliance Training of Trainers (ToT)
- Graduates of the Child Protection in Emergencies Professional Development Programme (CPIE PDP)
- Have a minimum of 3 years of proven experience in child protection in humanitarian settings
- Have completed a pedagogical or technical ToT, and can provide the relevant certificate
If you would like to join the Trainers’ Mailing List and quarterly workshops, please send your CV and ToT certificate to: learning@alliancecpha.org Latest Alliance Resources Guidance Note: Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down The Case Management Task Force has developed guidance on exit strategies for child protection case management services, in response to the challenges posed by reduced funding for humanitarian child protection programming. This guidance outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children.
Read the Guidance Note here. Advocacy Resource Pack: Positioning CPHA Amid Funding Cuts, Shifting Priorities, and Humanitarian Reform
This pack has been developed to support members in advocating for child protection amid funding cuts, shifting priorities, and humanitarian reform. It is a live document and regularly updated to reflect the evolving context. The information provided is based upon ongoing analysis of the situation and critical information shared by our members and partners. We’ll keep updating this pack, so check for the 🆕 label to stay up to date.
Explore the interactive Resource Pack here. --> Bank of Key Advocacy Messages for CPHA
Collective advocacy can be a powerful way to influence decision makers, but limited capacity often holds back child protection efforts. To help address this, three key advocacy messages have been developed to support broader, more effective advocacy in humanitarian contexts.
Find the Key Messages here. In case you missed it! The CPMS e-Course Modules on Working Across Sectors!
Explore practical guidance and real-world examples through the following modules available in Arabic, English, French and Spanish:
- S21: Food Security
- S22: Livelihoods
- S23: Education
- S24: Health
- S28: Camp Management
The CPMS E-learning Course offers a clear and practical introduction to child protection in humanitarian action — all in Arabic! The course is free of charge, self-paced, receive a certificate upon completion.
Ideal for new staff and humanitarian workers working with children.
Start the Arabic course today! --> HNPW Session | Child Protection in the Context of Climate Crises: Addressing Intersectionality in Humanitarian Action
Watch the Recording Here! HNPW Session | Driving People and Child-centred Humanitarian Action: Evidence, Tools, and Lessons from Ethiopia, Burkina Faso, Moldova, and Myanmar
Watch the Recording Here!
CPHA Community of Practice
The CPHA Community of Practice jointly hosted by the Global CP AoR and the Alliance has now reached more than 3,050 members! We are really pleased to be seeing interactions on the platform and we really would like to encourage you all to use it.
Please join and introduce yourself if you have not already done so or encourage team members and partners to join!
Sign-up HereMembership at the Alliance
The Alliance as an inter-agency network has now reached more than 300 General Member Organisations! Not sure if your organisation is a member? Find a complete list of all Alliance Member organisations here.
If your organisation is not a member, you can find more information about becoming a member here.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (the Alliance) is organising the 2025 Annual Meeting on Child Protection in Humanitarian Action on Zoom from the 3rd to the 5th of June 2025.
This year's meeting includes 3 days dedicated to the theme of the meeting, “Protection of Children from the Ground Up - Enhancing Localised Approaches in Conflict and Crises”.
The meeting will be held in English with translated captions available in Arabic, French, Spanish, and a selection of other languages to ensure accessibility for all participants. There will also be a dedicated session and networking opportunity in both Spanish and French during the meeting at favourable times for participants in those regions.
To find more information about the meeting theme and agenda, visit our dedicated webpage in Arabic, English, French, or Spanish.
Register for the 2025 Annual MeetingThe Annual Meeting enables all stakeholders and duty-bearers to come together once per year to discuss lessons and evidence, network, and collectively advocate for the protection of children in humanitarian settings. We need you: your experience, insights and commitment.
We invite you to register using the link below and share this registration with your colleagues and your networks, as no individual sector alone can achieve this goal.
If you have further questions, visit our website or contact us at annualmeeting2025@alliancecpha.org.
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The Advocacy Resource Pack has been updated with important developments.
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Dear Alliance friends, members, and colleagues,
The Advocacy Resource Pack has been updated with important developments.
1. 🔍 Survey Findings - Thank you to the nearly 200 practitioners who have responded so far – including 148 working at country and sub-national levels, and 83 local and national NGOs – across 43 countries.
Findings to Date Show:
📘Full survey insights to date are available in the updated Advocacy Resource Pack. --> 2. Humanitarian Sector Reform
The ERC is currently leading a review to simplify and streamline the Cluster System. This process is being co-led by Ted Chaiban (UNICEF) and Gabriella Waaijman (Save the Children), and focuses on identifying practical, people-centred reforms.
Key Developments Include:
More opportunities to contribute to the process will be shared soon – stay tuned! With solidarity and thanks,
The Alliance Team --> Take the Survey Explore the Advocacy Resource Pack Bank of Key Advocacy Messages for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action This resources includes three overarching key advocacy messages, alongside further detailed points under each key message, to provide accessible, content to support effective advocacy for child protection in humanitarian action more broadly. They are accompanied by two annexes: one presenting key statistics on the impact of humanitarian crises on children and their protection, and another providing simplified messaging to highlight the essential, life-saving nature of CPHA. Access the Key Messages Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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The Advocacy Resource Pack has been updated with important developments.
1. 🔍 Survey Findings - Thank you to the nearly 200 practitioners who have responded so far – including 148 working at country and sub-national levels, and 83 local and national NGOs – across 43 countries.
Findings to Date Show:
- Funding cuts are severely undermining children’s protection in crisis settings.
- Essential child protection services are being dismantled, severely impacting the ability of organisations to meet the Child Protection Minimum Standards.
- Child protection is being hit hard by widespread funding losses.
- Frontline child protection capacity is rapidly shrinking.
- Cuts across humanitarian sectors are increasing risks to children’s protection and well-being.
📘Full survey insights to date are available in the updated Advocacy Resource Pack. --> 2. Humanitarian Sector Reform
The ERC is currently leading a review to simplify and streamline the Cluster System. This process is being co-led by Ted Chaiban (UNICEF) and Gabriella Waaijman (Save the Children), and focuses on identifying practical, people-centred reforms.
Key Developments Include:
- Four thematic workstreams have been launched and tasked with proposing 2–3 transformational changes each.
- Consultations are ongoing with operational stakeholders, local authorities, and other actors.
- A proposal will be presented to the IASC Principals in June 2025.
More opportunities to contribute to the process will be shared soon – stay tuned! With solidarity and thanks,
The Alliance Team --> Take the Survey Explore the Advocacy Resource Pack Bank of Key Advocacy Messages for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action This resources includes three overarching key advocacy messages, alongside further detailed points under each key message, to provide accessible, content to support effective advocacy for child protection in humanitarian action more broadly. They are accompanied by two annexes: one presenting key statistics on the impact of humanitarian crises on children and their protection, and another providing simplified messaging to highlight the essential, life-saving nature of CPHA. Access the Key Messages Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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Take our survey by 14 April!
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Dear Alliance friends, members, and colleagues,
A huge thank you to the 100+ child protection practitioners who have shared their insights in our survey on the impact of funding cuts. Your input is helping to highlight critical challenges.
If you haven’t yet completed the survey, there’s still time—it’s open until 15th April. Please take a moment to share your experiences and pass it along to your networks.
Early findings reveal a deep and widespread impact. Critical child protection services are being cut, frontline staff are being lost, and the ability to protect children across diverse humanitarian settings is under serious strain.
These are just some of the top takeaways. See the full findings in the Advocacy Resource Pack—and use them in your advocacy efforts.
We’ll keep updating the Advocacy Resource Pack, so check for the 🆕 label to stay up to date.
Take the Survey Explore the Resource Pack With solidarity and thanks,
The Alliance Team Bank of Key Advocacy Messages for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action This resources includes three overarching key advocacy messages, alongside further detailed points under each key message, to provide accessible, content to support effective advocacy for child protection in humanitarian action more broadly. They are accompanied by two annexes: one presenting key statistics on the impact of humanitarian crises on children and their protection, and another providing simplified messaging to highlight the essential, life-saving nature of CPHA. Access the Key Messages Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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A huge thank you to the 100+ child protection practitioners who have shared their insights in our survey on the impact of funding cuts. Your input is helping to highlight critical challenges.
If you haven’t yet completed the survey, there’s still time—it’s open until 15th April. Please take a moment to share your experiences and pass it along to your networks.
Early findings reveal a deep and widespread impact. Critical child protection services are being cut, frontline staff are being lost, and the ability to protect children across diverse humanitarian settings is under serious strain.
These are just some of the top takeaways. See the full findings in the Advocacy Resource Pack—and use them in your advocacy efforts.
We’ll keep updating the Advocacy Resource Pack, so check for the 🆕 label to stay up to date.
Take the Survey Explore the Resource Pack With solidarity and thanks,
The Alliance Team Bank of Key Advocacy Messages for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action This resources includes three overarching key advocacy messages, alongside further detailed points under each key message, to provide accessible, content to support effective advocacy for child protection in humanitarian action more broadly. They are accompanied by two annexes: one presenting key statistics on the impact of humanitarian crises on children and their protection, and another providing simplified messaging to highlight the essential, life-saving nature of CPHA. Access the Key Messages Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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Urgent Call to Action: Share Your Insights & Access Our New Resource Pack on Funding Cuts Impacting Child Protection!
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Urgent Call to Action: Share Your Insights & Access Our New Resource Pack on Funding Cuts Impacting Child Protection!
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Dear Alliance friends, members, and colleagues,
In light of cuts to foreign assistance and a rapidly evolving humanitarian landscape, the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action is ramping up its advocacy efforts to support our members and partners in ensuring child protection remains a priority. To strengthen these efforts, please draw your attention to the following ⬇️ 1. Survey on Funding Cuts – Your Input Matters 💡
We have launched an anonymous survey to gather insights from child protection practitioners on how foreign assistance funding cuts are impacting children and their protection.
Your feedback is essential in helping us assess these impacts and shape our collective advocacy efforts. The findings will be shared on the Alliance webpage and used to adapt our focus in support of your work, and to advocate for stronger support for children and practitioners.
We kindly ask you to take five minutes to complete the survey by 15 April and share it widely within your networks. --> Take the Survey Here 2. Advocacy Resource Pack – Supporting Your Efforts 📣
To support your advocacy work, we have developed an Advocacy Resource Pack featuring:
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With kind regards,
The Alliance Team Bank of Key Advocacy Messages for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action This resources includes three overarching key advocacy messages, alongside further detailed points under each key message, to provide accessible, content to support effective advocacy for child protection in humanitarian action more broadly. They are accompanied by two annexes: one presenting key statistics on the impact of humanitarian crises on children and their protection, and another providing simplified messaging to highlight the essential, life-saving nature of CPHA. Access the Key Messages Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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In light of cuts to foreign assistance and a rapidly evolving humanitarian landscape, the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action is ramping up its advocacy efforts to support our members and partners in ensuring child protection remains a priority. To strengthen these efforts, please draw your attention to the following ⬇️ 1. Survey on Funding Cuts – Your Input Matters 💡
We have launched an anonymous survey to gather insights from child protection practitioners on how foreign assistance funding cuts are impacting children and their protection.
Your feedback is essential in helping us assess these impacts and shape our collective advocacy efforts. The findings will be shared on the Alliance webpage and used to adapt our focus in support of your work, and to advocate for stronger support for children and practitioners.
We kindly ask you to take five minutes to complete the survey by 15 April and share it widely within your networks. --> Take the Survey Here 2. Advocacy Resource Pack – Supporting Your Efforts 📣
To support your advocacy work, we have developed an Advocacy Resource Pack featuring:
- Up-to-date information on the current funding situation
- Emerging impacts on child protection programming and children
- Key recommendations and links to external resources
This is a living document and interactive webpage, and we will continue updating it based on new developments and input from our members and partners.
If you have any questions or feedback on the above, please reach out to:
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With kind regards,
The Alliance Team Bank of Key Advocacy Messages for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action This resources includes three overarching key advocacy messages, alongside further detailed points under each key message, to provide accessible, content to support effective advocacy for child protection in humanitarian action more broadly. They are accompanied by two annexes: one presenting key statistics on the impact of humanitarian crises on children and their protection, and another providing simplified messaging to highlight the essential, life-saving nature of CPHA. Access the Key Messages Here Child Protection Case Management Actions for Sudden Programme Closures or Scale-down
This guidance from the Case Management Task Force outlines scenarios where services may need to be scaled back, transferred to another actor, or discontinued. It focuses on unplanned or sudden exit situations and aims to ensure a responsible transition, always prioritising the best interests of children. Parts of it will have relevance for child protection strategies, other than case management. Access the Guidance Here Copyright © 2025 The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, All rights reserved.
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This February 2025 edition summarises the Alliance efforts to protect children and equip child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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The CPMS sets out key principles to protect children in emergencies, ensuring effective, high-quality responses. Explore the CPMS in Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, and Ukrainian and strengthen child protection efforts across diverse contexts here. Red Hand Day 2025 Red Hand Day 2025 has passed, but our commitment remains. February 12th marked a global call to end the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict. The CAAFAG Task Force and its members continue to advocate for urgent, collective action to prevent recruitment, support the release of children, and ensure their recovery and reintegration.
Let’s keep the momentum going—explore key tools and guidance to design and implement programmes for the prevention, release, and reintegration of CAAFAG here. Reminder for Alliance Members!
CPMS Self Assessment Deadline 9 March The CPMS Self-Assessment deadline is approaching! Alliance members have until March 9, 2025, to complete the exercise and evaluate their use of the CPMS.
Don’t miss this chance to assess progress, strengthen accountability, and contribute to a sector-wide overview—If your agency’s Focal Point hasn’t received the online form via email, please contact cpms.wg@alliancecpha.org. Upcoming Alliance Events & Webinars Webinar | Child Well-being Matters: Global Dissemination of Study Findings Join us for a webinar exploring the impact of case management on child wellbeing in humanitarian settings. Researchers and practitioners will share key findings, practical tools, and insights to strengthen child protection services. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in discussions and enhance evidence-based practices.
Learn More & Register Here Webinar | Enhancing Parenting Practices in Humanitarian Settings: Evidence and Strategies
The Family Strengthening Task Force invites you to a a webinar on the impact of parenting interventions in humanitarian crises. Experts will share key findings, implementation challenges, and recommendations to strengthen family support systems. Join us and learn from leading researchers and practitioners.
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Join the Alliance Virtual Meet-Ups for a casual, interactive space to connect with the Alliance team, ask questions, and access key resources. These quarterly sessions offer insights into the Alliance’s work, workstreams, and online platforms while expanding your professional network. Join us in March for sessions in French, Arabic, and Spanish!
Learn More & Save the Date --> Webinar | Partnering with the Alliance: A Call to Academic Institutions for Collaboration As a global network of operational agencies, policymakers, donors, and practitioners dedicated to advancing inter-agency technical collaboration on child protection in humanitarian contexts, the Alliance recognises the immense value of partnering with academia.
We are eager to explore diverse ways to collaborate with academic institutions and their practitioners. Join us for our upcoming webinar, where we will discuss potential synergies and opportunities to work together to strengthen child protection learning and practice globally!
Learn More & Register Here Latest Alliance Resources Background Paper | Protection of Children from the Ground Up: Enhancing Localised Approaches in Conflict and Crises Report | Learning Needs Analysis on the Intersectionality of Child Protection in Humanitarian Action and the Climate Crisis -->
Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Competency Framework now available in Arabic! --> Guidance Note | Resources for Conducting Ethical Research with Children in Humanitarian Contexts Desk Review and Resource Mapping | Accountability to Children in Humanitarian Action Caring for Ourselves in Uncertain Times: A Self-Care Guide for Humanitarian Professionals The US government's recent stop-work orders and rollback of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) initiatives are having far-reaching implications for our sector. The immediate impacts include the cessation of life-saving and life-affirming interventions for millions of children, their families, and communities.
Additionally, funding cuts, layoffs, and a growing sense of job insecurity across the aid sector have added layers of stress to our already challenging work in humanitarian settings. As we continue to support children and families through conflicts and crises, it's crucial that we also look after our own wellbeing.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action ("The Alliance") envisions a world in which children are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence in humanitarian settings. Its mission is to support the efforts of humanitarian actors to achieve high-quality and effective child protection interventions in both refugee and non-refugee humanitarian contexts. To further this mission, the Alliance Strategy 2021-2025 advocates for the centrality of children and their protection to be recognised and prioritised as essential and life-saving across the humanitarian system.
This February 2025 edition summarises Alliance efforts to protect children and equip child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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--> View Past Newsletters The CPMS is Now Available in Polish, Korean, and more! The CPMS is now available in Polish and more languages! Expanding access to essential child protection guidance, these translations help practitioners worldwide apply best practices in humanitarian settings.The CPMS sets out key principles to protect children in emergencies, ensuring effective, high-quality responses. Explore the CPMS in Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, and Ukrainian and strengthen child protection efforts across diverse contexts here. Red Hand Day 2025 Red Hand Day 2025 has passed, but our commitment remains. February 12th marked a global call to end the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict. The CAAFAG Task Force and its members continue to advocate for urgent, collective action to prevent recruitment, support the release of children, and ensure their recovery and reintegration.
Let’s keep the momentum going—explore key tools and guidance to design and implement programmes for the prevention, release, and reintegration of CAAFAG here. Reminder for Alliance Members!
CPMS Self Assessment Deadline 9 March The CPMS Self-Assessment deadline is approaching! Alliance members have until March 9, 2025, to complete the exercise and evaluate their use of the CPMS.
Don’t miss this chance to assess progress, strengthen accountability, and contribute to a sector-wide overview—If your agency’s Focal Point hasn’t received the online form via email, please contact cpms.wg@alliancecpha.org. Upcoming Alliance Events & Webinars Webinar | Child Well-being Matters: Global Dissemination of Study Findings Join us for a webinar exploring the impact of case management on child wellbeing in humanitarian settings. Researchers and practitioners will share key findings, practical tools, and insights to strengthen child protection services. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage in discussions and enhance evidence-based practices.
Learn More & Register Here Webinar | Enhancing Parenting Practices in Humanitarian Settings: Evidence and Strategies
The Family Strengthening Task Force invites you to a a webinar on the impact of parenting interventions in humanitarian crises. Experts will share key findings, implementation challenges, and recommendations to strengthen family support systems. Join us and learn from leading researchers and practitioners.
Learn More & Register Here --> Alliance Virtual Meet-Ups
Join the Alliance Virtual Meet-Ups for a casual, interactive space to connect with the Alliance team, ask questions, and access key resources. These quarterly sessions offer insights into the Alliance’s work, workstreams, and online platforms while expanding your professional network. Join us in March for sessions in French, Arabic, and Spanish!
Learn More & Save the Date --> Webinar | Partnering with the Alliance: A Call to Academic Institutions for Collaboration As a global network of operational agencies, policymakers, donors, and practitioners dedicated to advancing inter-agency technical collaboration on child protection in humanitarian contexts, the Alliance recognises the immense value of partnering with academia.
We are eager to explore diverse ways to collaborate with academic institutions and their practitioners. Join us for our upcoming webinar, where we will discuss potential synergies and opportunities to work together to strengthen child protection learning and practice globally!
Learn More & Register Here Latest Alliance Resources Background Paper | Protection of Children from the Ground Up: Enhancing Localised Approaches in Conflict and Crises Report | Learning Needs Analysis on the Intersectionality of Child Protection in Humanitarian Action and the Climate Crisis -->
Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Competency Framework now available in Arabic! --> Guidance Note | Resources for Conducting Ethical Research with Children in Humanitarian Contexts Desk Review and Resource Mapping | Accountability to Children in Humanitarian Action Caring for Ourselves in Uncertain Times: A Self-Care Guide for Humanitarian Professionals The US government's recent stop-work orders and rollback of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) initiatives are having far-reaching implications for our sector. The immediate impacts include the cessation of life-saving and life-affirming interventions for millions of children, their families, and communities.
Additionally, funding cuts, layoffs, and a growing sense of job insecurity across the aid sector have added layers of stress to our already challenging work in humanitarian settings. As we continue to support children and families through conflicts and crises, it's crucial that we also look after our own wellbeing.
Find self-care strategies and resources from the Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies here.
CPHA Community of Practice
The CPHA Community of Practice jointly hosted by the Global CP AoR and the Alliance has now reached more than 2,950 members! We are really pleased to be seeing interactions on the platform and we really would like to encourage you all to use it.
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Background Paper Now Available & Abstract Submissions due 7 February
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Reminder! Abstract Submission closing 7 February
Please also make sure to review the recently released Background Paper to elevate your submission and increase your chances of acceptance! This is your friendly reminder to submit your abstract for the 2025 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action by 7 February 2025!
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Please also make sure to review the recently released Background Paper to elevate your submission and increase your chances of acceptance! This is your friendly reminder to submit your abstract for the 2025 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action by 7 February 2025!
This year’s theme, “Protection of Children from the Ground Up – Enhancing Localised Approaches in Conflict and Crises,” will focus on locally-led, community-driven child protection approaches and we invite you to share your experiences, ideas, and innovations by submitting an abstract. Whether you want to highlight successes, challenges, or questions, your insights are invaluable to advancing our shared mission to protect children in humanitarian contexts.
To further assist you in finalising your abstract, we are pleased to share the Background Paper for the 2025 Annual Meeting. This paper provides valuable insights and context to help you align and elevate your submission with the discussions and priorities of the meeting and increase your chances of acceptance.
If you encounter any challenges or have additional questions, feel free to contact us at annualmeeting2025@alliancecpha.org.
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This 'A Year in Review' Edition gives an overview of the key Alliance efforts and achievements from 2024!
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As we approach the end of 2024, the Alliance would like to express our gratitude to our valued members and partners for your continued commitment and dedication to inter-agency work to ensure the protection of children in humanitarian action. We wish you a happy and restful end of the year and look forward to working with you in 2025!
In 2024, we achieved a lot together. Of note are...In June, we held the Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in Panamá City on the Protecting Children in Escalating Conflict and Crises: Armed Conflict, Climate Shocks, and Displacement. The 2024 Annual Meeting hosted 147 participants from 42 countries and 52 organisations.
- Watch the Live Recordings Playlist in English and Spanish
- Explore the Live Drawings in English and Spanish
- Read the Report: An Overview of the 2023 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in English and Spanish
- Read the Background Paper: Taking Action to Protection Children in Escalating Conflict and Crises [AR, EN, ES, FR]
In September, the Alliance, along with the Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility, UNHCR, and Save the Children, launched the Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023. The report provides an in-depth analysis of the severe funding gaps that continue to impact child protection in humanitarian settings. As crises escalate worldwide, the report highlights the urgent need for increased and equitable funding to protect the most vulnerable children.
Download the Report in English and the Executive Summary in Arabic, French, and Spanish, and watch the launch event.
In October, the Alliance launched our new Infectious Disease Outbreak Thematic Hub!
The Infectious Disease Outbreak Thematic Hub is the new home for all key resources and tools from the Alliance to support child protection efforts during infectious disease outbreaks, such as COVID-19. Visit the hub to find guidance notes, webinars, research findings, and training materials designed to help practitioners adapt programming and protect children during IDOs.
Available in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish.
In November and December, the L&D Working Group coordinated a French-language webinar series, which spotlighted locally-led NGOs and programming in West and Central Africa. The series provided a valuable platform to discuss achievements, challenges, and ongoing initiatives in the region.
Conducted entirely in French, the webinars encouraged meaningful collaboration and exchange among participants, strengthening connections and shared learning. We’re excited to build on the insights gained as we plan future events. Until then, explore the recordings and Q&A discussions here.
In December, the Alliance launched our updated Case Management Resource Hub!
The updated Case Management Resource Hub has been redesigned to ensure practitioners can find everything they need—guidance notes, operational tools, training materials, practical resources, and evidence-based approaches—all in one place! Explore the hub and enhance child protection case management in humanitarian action.
Available in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish.
In 2024, the number of General Members of the Alliance surpassed 295 members with 54 organisations joining the Alliance. From these new members, the majority are National or Local organisations, with 44 National or Local organisations, 6 international organisations, 1 regional organisation and 3 academic institutions joining in 2024.
In August 2024, we held our quarterly Membership Induction Workshop with interpretation in Arabic, French, and Spanish. To learn more about how you can engage as an Alliance member, we invite you to watch the recordings linked above!
If your organisation is not a member, you can find more information about becoming a member here. Not sure if your organisation is a member? Find a complete list of all Alliance Member organisations here.
-->In 2024, the Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Community of Practice, in collaboration with the Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility (CP AoR), reached 2,850 members and counting!
Register for the CPHA Community of Practice here.
We celebrated the protection of children and their rights during four international days...
In February, we recognised Red Hand Day… by featuring key tools and guidance to design and implement programmes for the prevention, release, and reintegration to end the recruitment and use of children in armed conflict.
In August, we marked World Humanitarian Day… with a social media campaign to recognise the vital role of the child protection workforce before, during, and after humanitarian crises. The campaign also shared the Unprotected Overview, which gives a review of the impact of humanitarian crises on children in 2023.
In November, we recognised World Children’s Day… and celebrated the theme of Listen to the Future by spotlighting the voices and experiences of children and youth from the 2023 and 2024 Annual Meetings. Engage with these inspiring leaders by exploring quotes and key messages shared on the Alliance’s Facebook, LinkedIn, and X channels.
We made commitments to protecting children in humanitarian action during the First Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children (EVAC)…In November, the First Global Ministerial Conference on EVAC marked a historic step in protecting children from violence. Attended by 130 governments, 80 ministers, and 1,400 stakeholders—including children and youth—the conference produced the Bogotá Call to Action, now endorsed by 48 signatories. Over 100 countries pledged commitments focusing on three breakthrough solutions:
- Universal access to parenting and caregiver support.
- Safe, enabling school environments.
- Response and support services for vulnerable children.
A global follow-up mechanism will monitor implementation to ensure real change for children worldwide.
The Alliance played a pivotal role in highlighting the needs of children in crises. Key contributions included:
- A satellite event showcasing solutions in humanitarian settings, with Latin American children sharing lived experiences and recommendations.
- A main session on violence in crises, engaging 120+ participants on community-led, data-driven strategies and a powerful call to action from a child advocate from Colombia.
- Advocacy for parenting support, child protection standards, and early warning systems tailored to crisis contexts.
- As we move forward, the Alliance remains committed to ensuring that children in humanitarian settings are at the heart of global efforts to break cycles of violence and build safe, supportive environments.
Learn more by reading our statement "A defining moment: Bringing children living in humanitarian contexts into the global fold".
We made progress towards the Alliance Strategy overarching goal and strategic priorities...As 2024 draws to a close, the Alliance reflects on significant strides in advocacy and collaboration to ensure children remain at the centre of humanitarian action. The Alliance began 2024 by launching Unprotected: An Overview of the Impact of Humanitarian Crises on Children in 2023. Developed with contributions from the Advocacy Working Group, Steering Committee, and key partners, the paper highlighted the impact of escalating armed conflict and humanitarian crises on children.
At the 2024 Annual Meeting in June, the session “Can We Do More with Less? How to Continue Serving Children in Need” provided a platform for dialogue on the growing disparity between rising needs and decreasing resources. Representatives from BHA, BPRM, Global Affairs Canada, and ECHO shared practical insights and advice, while participants exchanged best practices, concerns, and opportunities for innovation.
In September 2024, the Alliance, alongside the Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility, UNHCR, and Save the Children, launched Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023. A key innovation this year also involved closer collaboration with the OCHA Funding Tracking System team, which allowed child protection allocations within multi-sector programs to become visible, offering new insights into funding flows.
In 2024, the Accountability to Children Initiative expanded its membership, welcoming UNHCR, UNICEF, IOM, USAID-BHA, and the CHS Alliance. Other key milestones include collaborating with the Working Across Sectors Advisory Group and partners including CHS Alliance, IOM (Camp Coordination and Camp Management), IRC, and Ground Truth Solutions, to hold a hybrid session on accountability to children during the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW) in May, followed by a session at the Alliance Annual Meeting in Panama in June; and the publication of the easy-to-read desk review and resource mapping on accountability to children, developed as part of the BHA/IRC Inclusion and Accountability project.
The initiative provided inputs on a training framework and verification guide aligned with the revised Core Humanitarian Standard commitments released earlier this year. A new learning segment was introduced to the advisory group meetings during the year featuring presentations from UNICEF, Common Thread, Proteknôn Foundation / SOS Children’s Villages, and Ground Truth Solutions / Terre des Hommes, highlighting innovative approaches to accountability to children. To sustain this momentum, the group also finalised its 2025 Work plan, incorporating insights and renewed commitments from members.
For more information about the Accountability to Children Initiative, please contact: accountability@alliancecpha.org
-->This year, the Localisation Initiative made strides in amplifying local leadership within child protection. The initiative held a virtual session on locally-led child protection during the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW) to showcase successful child protection initiatives led by local actors. As well as contributing to key insights from a capacity-strengthening perspective to Unprotected: An Overview of the Impact of Humanitarian Crises on Children in 2023, launched in January 2024,
The initiative welcomed new members, including Family for Every Child, represented by national NGOs from Italy and Liberia. They supported the development of the Alliance Buddy System, which was established to support new members, particularly local and national NGOs, taking leadership roles within the Alliance (for example DayStar University in Kenya has joined the Steering Committee).
As well as conducting an in-depth membership review to understand how to enhance engagement and collaboration with and amongst Alliance members including local and national members.
For more information about the Localisation Initiative, please contact: localisation@alliancecpha.org
-->During 2024, the Working Across Sectors (WxS) Advisory Group was established, including members from the Child Protection Area of Responsibility, the Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies, Plan International, Save the Children, UNHCR, and World Vision International, and UNICEF amongst others. The group’s priorities for 2024 included finalising its Terms of Reference (ToRs) and Work Plan, as well as organising a strategic workshop for the 2024 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action. The group also co-led a hybrid session at the Humanitarian Partnerships and Networks Week in Geneva, alongside the Accountability to Children Advisory Group, highlighting the growing collaboration with sectors like Camp Coordination and Camp Management.
Throughout the year, the Alliance has launched several key resources to enhance cross-sectoral collaboration: Indicators to Measure Cross-sectoral Contributions to Children’s Protection and Well-being, Child Protection Competency Framework for Camp Coordination and Camp Management Actors, Child Protection Competency Framework for Food Security Actors, and Child Protection Competency Framework for Health Actors. These frameworks are designed to integrate child protection considerations into diverse humanitarian sectors. Looking ahead, the Advisory Group is focused on fostering cross-sectoral partnerships to improve child protection and well-being in humanitarian contexts.
For more information about the Working Across Sectors Initiative, please contact: workingxsectors@alliancecpha.org
-->In 2024, the Prevention Initiative and the Prevention Advisory Group was reinvigorated with the onboarding of a new Prevention Focal Point in July. Other key milestones during the year include initiation of the Primary Prevention Framework revision, the relaunch of virtual ‘Clinic Sessions’ for 2024-2025, and refreshing the 2021-2025 Work Plan. In August, the group also revised the Prevention Advocacy Roadmap in collaboration with the Advocacy Working Group, incorporating lessons from advocacy actions such as presentations at the Global Protection Forum and the 2024 Alliance Annual Meeting in Panama.
The Primary Prevention Framework pilot projects in Niger and South Sudan concluded their evaluation phase, highlighting the importance of community involvement throughout programme cycles and the need for enhanced capacity building for community volunteers. The pilots continued to address critical child protection risk factors using a multi-sectoral approach. In South Sudan, efforts focused on preventing child marriage and child labor through education and livelihoods programming, while in Niger, activities aimed to mitigate risk factors for child marriage via education, social protection, and livelihoods support. The Prevention Initiative also held two webinars to further explore the implementation and monitoring and evaluation phases of the pilots.
For more information about the Prevention Initiative, please contact: prevention@alliancecpha.org
-->This year, the Group of Friends on Climate Crisis and Child Protection made progress on exploring the impact of the climate crisis on children and their protection. A major milestone was laying the groundwork for a forthcoming green paper on the topic.
Under the leadership of the Learning and Development Working Group, the Group conducted a comprehensive learning needs analysis. This effort examined the far-reaching impacts of the climate crisis on children’s safety, child protection in humanitarian action programming, and the well-being of practitioners. The analysis also identified key learning needs among CPHA practitioners to better prevent and address child protection risks in the context of the climate crisis. The initial findings were shared at the 2024 Annual Meeting in Panama, where the Group deepened the discussion alongside CP practitioners, as well as child and youth speakers. This collaborative exchange will help shape future initiatives and strengthen child protection responses in a changing climate.
- The Unprotected: Overview of the Impact of Humanitarian Crises on Children in 2023 [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023 [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Advocacy Template Tools [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Resources for Conducting Ethical Research with Children in Humanitarian Contexts
- Webinar on Harnessing AI and Secondary Data for Smarter Child Protection in Humanitarian Contexts
- Webinar on Strategic Advocacy and Funding in CPHA: Leveraging Data and Evidence for Success
- CPHA-CPMS Learning Package [AR, EN, ES]
- CPMS Slide Deck [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- CPMS Summary - Now Available in Portuguese!
- «I Am Mariam» Illustrated Storybook and Posters [AR, EN]
- CPMS Standard 7: Danger and Injuries Video [AR, EN, TR]
- CPMS Standard 21: Food Security and Child Protection Video [EN, AR, FR, ES]
- CPMS Standard 23: Education and Child Protection Video [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Alliance E-Learning Hub for Learners, and for Facilitators
- CPHA-CPMS Learning Package [AR, EN, ES]
- Massive Open Online Course on Protecting Children During Infectious Disease Outbreaks [EN, ES]
- Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Competency Framework and Competency Development Guide - Now Available in Arabic and Spanish!
- CPHA Frontliner’s Getting Started Package [AR, EN, ES, FR, PL, TR, UK]
- CPHA Learning Resource Mapping
- CPHA Learner Profiles
- Inter-Agency Guidelines for Case Management and Child Protection - 2nd Edition
- Case Management Global Forms - 2nd Edition
- Launch of the Updated Child Protection Case Management Guidelines and Forms
- Inter-agency Guidance Note | Data Protection and Information Sharing for Child Protection Case Management in Humanitarian Settings including Specific Considerations for Settings with Refugees
- Executive Summary | Inter-agency Guidance on Child Protection Case Management Data Categorisation [EN, ES]
- Inter-agency Child Protection Case Management Data Protection and Information Sharing Protocol
- Webinar on Introducing the New Inter-Agency Data Protection and Information Sharing Protocol Template for Child Protection Case Management in Humanitarian Action
- Monitoring and Evaluation Toolkit: Cash and Voucher Assistance and Child Protection for Adolescents
- Cash and Voucher Assistance and Child Protection in Humanitarian Action: Guidance Note on Cash and Voucher Assistance for Child-headed Households and Unaccompanied Children
- Designing Cash and Voucher Assistance to Achieve Child Protection Outcomes in Humanitarian Settings
- Background Paper: Child Labour and Education in Humanitarian Settings [AR, EN]
- Inter-Agency Toolkit: Preventing and Responding to Child Labour in Humanitarian Action [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Child Labour Learning Package [AR, EN, FR]
- Webinar on Capturing Voices: Evidence Generation for CAAFAG
- MOOC: Programme Design for Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Technical Note: Livelihood Interventions for Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Technical Note: Education Interventions for Children Associated with Armed Forces and Armed Groups [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Theory of Change for Community-level Child Protection Programming in Humanitarian Action
- Webinar on New Ways of Working - Theory of Change for Community-level Child Protection Programming in Humanitarian Settings
- Community Child Protection Volunteer Toolkit and Training Manual [AR, EN, ES, FR]
- Community Volunteer Tools [BN, SW, UK]
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This November 2024 edition summarises the Alliance efforts to protect children and equip child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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This is your chance to shape the focus of our discussions and ensure we address the most pressing issues in child protection in humanitarian crises. Your insights will guide us in creating a meaningful agenda that is relevant within our community. Take a few minutes to share your perspective by completing our short survey by 1 December.
The Survey is available in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic!. --> Take the Survey Here World Children's Day 2024 On World Children’s Day 2024, the Alliance celebrated the theme Listen to the Future, spotlighting the voices and experiences of children and youth from the 2023 and 2024 Annual Meetings. Their insights reinforce the need to centre children’s voices in decisions that impact their lives.
Let’s Keep the Conversation Going!
Engage with these inspiring voices by exploring quotes and key messages shared on the Alliance’s Facebook, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter) channels.
Dive deeper by participating in our special Accountability to Children discussion series on the CPHA Community of Practice. Exchange insights with practitioners and explore ways to strengthen accountability in humanitarian settings. Not a member? Join now.
Together, let’s commit to Listen to the Future and create a world where every child is heard, valued, and protected. Highlights from the First Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children The First Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children (EVAC) was a landmark milestone in global efforts to protect children from all forms of violence, wherever they are. It was attended by 130 governments, 80 ministers, and 1,400 stakeholders from civil society organisations, academic institutions as well as children, youth and survivors. Key outcomes include an internationally negotiated declaration - “the Bogotá Call to Action” led by the Government of Colombia, which has 48 signatories to date and is still open for endorsement. Over 100 countries presented pledges, including pledges related to the three proven solutions or ‘breakthrough areas’ which are: 1) Universal access to parenting and caregiver support that promote nurturing care; 2) Universal access to safe and enabling school environments; and 3) Response and support services for children who need them. A global follow-up mechanism is being established to monitor implementation, ensuring these commitments drive real change for children worldwide.
The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action was a key contributor before and during the conference, working with our members to emphasise the unique needs of children across humanitarian and displacement settings. Its satellite event, ‘Showcasing Solutions to End VAC in Humanitarian Settings’, featured children from Latin America who shared lived experiences from their communities and powerful calls for action. Expert panelists from across governments and civil society, emphasised the importance in investing in the child protection workforce to prevent and respond to crises affected children and the critical role of local organisations. The Alliance also led a session during the main conference on violence in crises, uniting more than 120 participants to explore community-led, data-driven solutions to address VAC across humanitarian settings. Other sessions supported by the Alliance and its members highlighted the importance of parenting and caregiving support tailored to the specific needs of crisis affected children and families, the prevention of child recruitment, the critical importance of the Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action for quality child protection response in crises, and the urgent need to integrate child protection into early warning systems and Anticipatory Action.
Looking ahead, the Alliance looks forward to continuing its advocacy efforts to ensure the protection of children in humanitarian and displacement settings, where the risks of violence, exploitation, and abuse are greatest, are fully integrated into efforts to realise the commitments made in Bogota. Only when we truly address the critical protection of children in crisis can we ensure cycles of violence are broken and every child can grow up in a safe, supportive environment.
For more information please see:
Learn More & Register Here Webinar | Piloting the Primary Prevention Framework: Monitoring and Evaluation
The Prevention Initiative invites you to a webinar on lessons learned from piloting the Primary Prevention Framework in South Sudan and Niger. This session will dive into the unique challenges and strategies for M&E prevention approaches.
Learn More & Register Here --> Primary Prevention Clinics
Explore strategies to prevent harm before it occurs through the Primary Prevention Clinics! Led by Technical Advisors, the Clinics provide a platform to discuss challenges, share resources, and connect with peers, featuring insights from the Framework piloted in Niger and South Sudan. Register once for access to both clinics!
Learn More & Register Here Latest Alliance Resources Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023 Primary Prevention Framework Learning Package Now Available in Turkish! Celebrating the Success of Our French-Language Webinar Series on Locally-Led NGO Programming in West and Central Africa!
The Alliance has officially wrapped up our French-language webinar series focused on locally-led NGO programming in West and Central Africa. This series provided a unique platform to explore current achievements and challenges in the region, while offering valuable insights into ongoing programs. Conducted entirely in French, the webinars fostered meaningful discussions and collaboration among participants.
While we plan for future events based on the findings from this experience you can find the Recordings and Q&A Discussions at this link! Shout-Out to the Egypt Child Protection Sub-Working Group! In September 2024, the Egypt Child Protection Sub-Working Group successfully conducted a workshop on programming for unaccompanied and separated children (UASC). The workshop was facilitated by four dedicated members of the sub-working group who participated in the June Unaccompanied and Separated Children Training of Trainers organized by the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPHA).
The facilitators were:
Congratulations to the facilitators and participants for advancing important work in child protection! Latest from the Alliance Working Groups and Task Forces Enhancing Collaboration with Academic Institutions Under the 2021-2025 Work Plan, the Learning and Development Working Group (L&D WG) is committed to enhancing collaboration with tertiary-level institutions and expanding access to child protection in humanitarian action (CPHA) education opportunities for both current and future practitioners.
To further promote these opportunities and foster partnerships with academic institutions, the L&D WG plans to organise a dedicated webinar in early 2025. To ensure broad outreach and engagement, we encourage you to contribute by adding relevant institutions that may have an interest in this initiative to this provided spreadsheet.
Your support in identifying potential partners will be invaluable in advancing this important effort! --> Alternative Care in Emergencies Survey - An Update
The UASC Task Force has conducted a survey on Alternative Care in Emergencies. The findings are being compiled into a comprehensive report, which will be available in early January 2025. Stay tuned for insights and recommendations to enhance alternative care practices in humanitarian settings! Check back on the UASC Task Force webpage for more.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action ("The Alliance") envisions a world in which children are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence in humanitarian settings. Its mission is to support the efforts of humanitarian actors to achieve high-quality and effective child protection interventions in both refugee and non-refugee humanitarian contexts. To further this mission, the Alliance Strategy 2021-2025 advocates for the centrality of children and their protection to be recognised and prioritised as essential and life-saving across the humanitarian system.
This November 2024 edition summarises Alliance efforts to protect children and equip child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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--> View Past Newsletters Have Your Say! Take the 2025 Annual Meeting Theme Survey The Alliance is gearing up for the 2025 Annual Meeting, and we want to hear from YOU!This is your chance to shape the focus of our discussions and ensure we address the most pressing issues in child protection in humanitarian crises. Your insights will guide us in creating a meaningful agenda that is relevant within our community. Take a few minutes to share your perspective by completing our short survey by 1 December.
The Survey is available in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic!. --> Take the Survey Here World Children's Day 2024 On World Children’s Day 2024, the Alliance celebrated the theme Listen to the Future, spotlighting the voices and experiences of children and youth from the 2023 and 2024 Annual Meetings. Their insights reinforce the need to centre children’s voices in decisions that impact their lives.
Let’s Keep the Conversation Going!
Engage with these inspiring voices by exploring quotes and key messages shared on the Alliance’s Facebook, LinkedIn, and X (Twitter) channels.
Dive deeper by participating in our special Accountability to Children discussion series on the CPHA Community of Practice. Exchange insights with practitioners and explore ways to strengthen accountability in humanitarian settings. Not a member? Join now.
Together, let’s commit to Listen to the Future and create a world where every child is heard, valued, and protected. Highlights from the First Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children The First Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children (EVAC) was a landmark milestone in global efforts to protect children from all forms of violence, wherever they are. It was attended by 130 governments, 80 ministers, and 1,400 stakeholders from civil society organisations, academic institutions as well as children, youth and survivors. Key outcomes include an internationally negotiated declaration - “the Bogotá Call to Action” led by the Government of Colombia, which has 48 signatories to date and is still open for endorsement. Over 100 countries presented pledges, including pledges related to the three proven solutions or ‘breakthrough areas’ which are: 1) Universal access to parenting and caregiver support that promote nurturing care; 2) Universal access to safe and enabling school environments; and 3) Response and support services for children who need them. A global follow-up mechanism is being established to monitor implementation, ensuring these commitments drive real change for children worldwide.
The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action was a key contributor before and during the conference, working with our members to emphasise the unique needs of children across humanitarian and displacement settings. Its satellite event, ‘Showcasing Solutions to End VAC in Humanitarian Settings’, featured children from Latin America who shared lived experiences from their communities and powerful calls for action. Expert panelists from across governments and civil society, emphasised the importance in investing in the child protection workforce to prevent and respond to crises affected children and the critical role of local organisations. The Alliance also led a session during the main conference on violence in crises, uniting more than 120 participants to explore community-led, data-driven solutions to address VAC across humanitarian settings. Other sessions supported by the Alliance and its members highlighted the importance of parenting and caregiving support tailored to the specific needs of crisis affected children and families, the prevention of child recruitment, the critical importance of the Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action for quality child protection response in crises, and the urgent need to integrate child protection into early warning systems and Anticipatory Action.
Looking ahead, the Alliance looks forward to continuing its advocacy efforts to ensure the protection of children in humanitarian and displacement settings, where the risks of violence, exploitation, and abuse are greatest, are fully integrated into efforts to realise the commitments made in Bogota. Only when we truly address the critical protection of children in crisis can we ensure cycles of violence are broken and every child can grow up in a safe, supportive environment.
For more information please see:
- Statement | A defining moment: Bringing children living in humanitarian contexts into the global fold
- First Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children (EVAC)
Learn More & Register Here Webinar | Piloting the Primary Prevention Framework: Monitoring and Evaluation
The Prevention Initiative invites you to a webinar on lessons learned from piloting the Primary Prevention Framework in South Sudan and Niger. This session will dive into the unique challenges and strategies for M&E prevention approaches.
Learn More & Register Here --> Primary Prevention Clinics
Explore strategies to prevent harm before it occurs through the Primary Prevention Clinics! Led by Technical Advisors, the Clinics provide a platform to discuss challenges, share resources, and connect with peers, featuring insights from the Framework piloted in Niger and South Sudan. Register once for access to both clinics!
Learn More & Register Here Latest Alliance Resources Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023 Primary Prevention Framework Learning Package Now Available in Turkish! Celebrating the Success of Our French-Language Webinar Series on Locally-Led NGO Programming in West and Central Africa!
The Alliance has officially wrapped up our French-language webinar series focused on locally-led NGO programming in West and Central Africa. This series provided a unique platform to explore current achievements and challenges in the region, while offering valuable insights into ongoing programs. Conducted entirely in French, the webinars fostered meaningful discussions and collaboration among participants.
While we plan for future events based on the findings from this experience you can find the Recordings and Q&A Discussions at this link! Shout-Out to the Egypt Child Protection Sub-Working Group! In September 2024, the Egypt Child Protection Sub-Working Group successfully conducted a workshop on programming for unaccompanied and separated children (UASC). The workshop was facilitated by four dedicated members of the sub-working group who participated in the June Unaccompanied and Separated Children Training of Trainers organized by the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (CPHA).
The facilitators were:
- Radwa Adawy (UNHCR)
- Ayman Mohareb (UNICEF)
- Pasant Aly (Plan International Egypt)
- Basma Selawnes (Caritas Egypt)
Congratulations to the facilitators and participants for advancing important work in child protection! Latest from the Alliance Working Groups and Task Forces Enhancing Collaboration with Academic Institutions Under the 2021-2025 Work Plan, the Learning and Development Working Group (L&D WG) is committed to enhancing collaboration with tertiary-level institutions and expanding access to child protection in humanitarian action (CPHA) education opportunities for both current and future practitioners.
To further promote these opportunities and foster partnerships with academic institutions, the L&D WG plans to organise a dedicated webinar in early 2025. To ensure broad outreach and engagement, we encourage you to contribute by adding relevant institutions that may have an interest in this initiative to this provided spreadsheet.
Your support in identifying potential partners will be invaluable in advancing this important effort! --> Alternative Care in Emergencies Survey - An Update
The UASC Task Force has conducted a survey on Alternative Care in Emergencies. The findings are being compiled into a comprehensive report, which will be available in early January 2025. Stay tuned for insights and recommendations to enhance alternative care practices in humanitarian settings! Check back on the UASC Task Force webpage for more.
CPHA Community of Practice
The CPHA Community of Practice jointly hosted by the Global CP AoR and the Alliance has now reached more than 2,800 members! We are really pleased to be seeing interactions on the platform and we really would like to encourage you all to use it.
Please join and introduce yourself if you have not already done so or encourage team members and partners to join!
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The Alliance as an inter-agency network has now reached more than 280 General Member Organisations! Not sure if your organisation is a member? Find a complete list of all Alliance Member organisations here.
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New Report - Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023
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Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023
We are pleased to announce the release of our latest report, Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023, in collaboration with the Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility, UNHCR, and Save the Children. This report provides an in-depth analysis of the severe funding gaps that continue to impact child protection in humanitarian settings. As crises escalate worldwide, the report highlights the urgent need for increased and equitable funding to protect the most vulnerable children.
You can access the full report in English here, along with the Executive Summary in Arabic, French, and Spanish. We encourage you to read it and share it with your colleagues and networks using #FundTheFuture to raise awareness! Key findings include:
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You can access the full report in English here, along with the Executive Summary in Arabic, French, and Spanish. We encourage you to read it and share it with your colleagues and networks using #FundTheFuture to raise awareness! Key findings include:
- In 2023, only 29.6% of requested child protection funding was received across UN coordinated appeals.
- Significant disparities exist in child protection funding across humanitarian and refugee contexts, leading to inconsistent and inadequate protection for children.
- Only 2% of child protection funding went directly to local actors, despite their crucial role in protecting children.
- Positive steps have been made in improving the visibility of child protection funding through reporting mechanisms like the Financial Tracking Service (FTS), which is critical for transparency.
The report underscores the need for urgent action to close these funding gaps and ensure that child protection is prioritised in all humanitarian and refugee response efforts. We urge donors, policymakers, and humanitarian leaders to join us in this critical mission to protect children in crises and #FundTheFuture.
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The survey is available in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish and should take no more than 30 minuets to complete! --> Take the Survey Latest Alliance Learning Opportunities and Materials Call for Applications! Global Training of Facilitators on Engaging Community Volunteers in Case Management
Do you ever wonder if there is a better way of working with community volunteers in your child protection programs? Are you motivated to find new ways of working alongside community volunteers, rather than from a top-down approach? If you answered “yes” to these questions, we would like to invite you to this learning opportunity!
This training will provide you with a a cohort of facilitators equipped to use the Community Volunteer toolkit and training manual and promote the ethical engagement of volunteers supporting case management in your organisation and humanitarian response.
Learn more about participant criteria, expectations for participants, cost, application process, and more on the Alliance website! --> Learn More & Apply Here --> CPHA-CPMS Learning Package
The CPHA-CPMS Learning Package in now available in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Turkish! Should you need any support in the use of the learning packages please do not hesitate to contact the L&D WG at learning@alliancecpha.org. e-Modules on Child Protection Mainstreaming in Food Security and Nutrition Programming
The e-modules are now available in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic! Check out the latest e-modules on ‘Child Protection Mainstreaming in Food Security and Nutrition Programming’ on the Alliance E-Learning Hub, hosted on Kaya! --> Updates to CPHA Competency Framework, Development Guide, and Tools! Thanks to the 2024 Annual Meeting being held in Panama, the Alliance has been able to translate of the CPHA Competency Framework and all its tools in Spanish. Please get in touch should you be interested in supporting the French translation of the Framework and its tools.
Additionally both the CPHA Competency Development Guide and the CPHA Resource Mapping have been updated with the latest resources produced at inter-agency level. Latest from the Alliance Working Groups and Task Forces Coming soon! Assessment, Measurement, and Evidence (AME) Webinar Series
At the end of September, the AME Working Group will be hosting a webinar series to equip CPHA practitioners, policymakers, and researchers with essential tools to use evidence more effectively in their work. You’ll dive into how evidence can shape advocacy strategies, secure funding, improve CPHA response, and enhance programming. With expert insights, case studies, and practical guidance, this series will promote stronger, evidence-based decision-making and better resource allocation in humanitarian settings.
Stay tuned for more details and registration on the Alliance Website—don’t miss your chance to elevate the impact of CPHA interventions through AME! --> Child Protection Minimum Standards Training, Latin America and Caribbean Region
The Latin America and Caribbean Regional Subgroup for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, UNICEF, Save the Children, World Vision, UNHCR and the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action hosted a 3-day regional Child Protection Minimum Standards (CPMS) training from 10th to 12th June 2024 in Panama City, Panama.
The objective of the training was to build staff and personnel capacity and skills in the Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action to ensure timely and quality protection responses to all children affected by emergencies and humanitarian situations, based on the 2019 version. Thirty-eight participants from 20 countries across Central America and the Caribbean region attended from the host agencies and partner organisations and government institutions. --> Unaccompanied and Separated Children Training of Trainers in Nairobi
With the exacerbation of conflict regions like Palestine and Sudan, the demand for specialised skills in assisting UASC has never been more urgent. Recent reports highlight staggering numbers: over 6 million internally displaced and nearly 2 million forced across borders due to conflict in Sudan alone. UASC could constitute up to 1% of this displaced populations, according to global projections.
To tackle this challenge head-on, the UASC Task Force and the L&D Working Group of the Alliance, in collaboration with UNICEF and supported by the International Rescue Committee, Save the Children International, and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, rolled out a regional Unaccompanied and Separated Children Training of Trainers for practitioners working in Sudan and neighbouring countries, including Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Sudan.
Held in Nairobi from June 24th to 27th, 2024, this regional training gathered child protection experts from local, international, and governmental agencies across Sudan and neighbouring countries.
The training enhanced participants' understanding of prevention and response strategies for separation, highlighted best practices for working with UASC, and empowered them to strengthen and expand UASC programming in their contexts. The goal was clear: To strengthen UASC programming in humanitarian settings and ensure a strong, sustainable network of support.
Thank you to all the participants who joined us! Welcome to our latest members!
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This September 2024 edition summarises Alliance efforts to protect children and equip child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, the Global Child Protection Area of Responsibility, UNHCR, and Save the Children, are pleased to invite you to the global launch of our latest report, ‘Unprotected: Analysis of Funding for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in 2023’.
Join us to explore key insights into funding gaps and be part of the conversation to advocate for equitable, quality funding, and the scaling up of proven solutions to ensure children receive the protection they urgently need.
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The survey is available in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish and should take no more than 30 minuets to complete! --> Take the Survey Latest Alliance Learning Opportunities and Materials Call for Applications! Global Training of Facilitators on Engaging Community Volunteers in Case Management
Do you ever wonder if there is a better way of working with community volunteers in your child protection programs? Are you motivated to find new ways of working alongside community volunteers, rather than from a top-down approach? If you answered “yes” to these questions, we would like to invite you to this learning opportunity!
This training will provide you with a a cohort of facilitators equipped to use the Community Volunteer toolkit and training manual and promote the ethical engagement of volunteers supporting case management in your organisation and humanitarian response.
Learn more about participant criteria, expectations for participants, cost, application process, and more on the Alliance website! --> Learn More & Apply Here --> CPHA-CPMS Learning Package
The CPHA-CPMS Learning Package in now available in English, Arabic, Spanish, and Turkish! Should you need any support in the use of the learning packages please do not hesitate to contact the L&D WG at learning@alliancecpha.org. e-Modules on Child Protection Mainstreaming in Food Security and Nutrition Programming
The e-modules are now available in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic! Check out the latest e-modules on ‘Child Protection Mainstreaming in Food Security and Nutrition Programming’ on the Alliance E-Learning Hub, hosted on Kaya! --> Updates to CPHA Competency Framework, Development Guide, and Tools! Thanks to the 2024 Annual Meeting being held in Panama, the Alliance has been able to translate of the CPHA Competency Framework and all its tools in Spanish. Please get in touch should you be interested in supporting the French translation of the Framework and its tools.
Additionally both the CPHA Competency Development Guide and the CPHA Resource Mapping have been updated with the latest resources produced at inter-agency level. Latest from the Alliance Working Groups and Task Forces Coming soon! Assessment, Measurement, and Evidence (AME) Webinar Series
At the end of September, the AME Working Group will be hosting a webinar series to equip CPHA practitioners, policymakers, and researchers with essential tools to use evidence more effectively in their work. You’ll dive into how evidence can shape advocacy strategies, secure funding, improve CPHA response, and enhance programming. With expert insights, case studies, and practical guidance, this series will promote stronger, evidence-based decision-making and better resource allocation in humanitarian settings.
Stay tuned for more details and registration on the Alliance Website—don’t miss your chance to elevate the impact of CPHA interventions through AME! --> Child Protection Minimum Standards Training, Latin America and Caribbean Region
The Latin America and Caribbean Regional Subgroup for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, UNICEF, Save the Children, World Vision, UNHCR and the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action hosted a 3-day regional Child Protection Minimum Standards (CPMS) training from 10th to 12th June 2024 in Panama City, Panama.
The objective of the training was to build staff and personnel capacity and skills in the Minimum Standards for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action to ensure timely and quality protection responses to all children affected by emergencies and humanitarian situations, based on the 2019 version. Thirty-eight participants from 20 countries across Central America and the Caribbean region attended from the host agencies and partner organisations and government institutions. --> Unaccompanied and Separated Children Training of Trainers in Nairobi
With the exacerbation of conflict regions like Palestine and Sudan, the demand for specialised skills in assisting UASC has never been more urgent. Recent reports highlight staggering numbers: over 6 million internally displaced and nearly 2 million forced across borders due to conflict in Sudan alone. UASC could constitute up to 1% of this displaced populations, according to global projections.
To tackle this challenge head-on, the UASC Task Force and the L&D Working Group of the Alliance, in collaboration with UNICEF and supported by the International Rescue Committee, Save the Children International, and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, rolled out a regional Unaccompanied and Separated Children Training of Trainers for practitioners working in Sudan and neighbouring countries, including Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Sudan.
Held in Nairobi from June 24th to 27th, 2024, this regional training gathered child protection experts from local, international, and governmental agencies across Sudan and neighbouring countries.
The training enhanced participants' understanding of prevention and response strategies for separation, highlighted best practices for working with UASC, and empowered them to strengthen and expand UASC programming in their contexts. The goal was clear: To strengthen UASC programming in humanitarian settings and ensure a strong, sustainable network of support.
Thank you to all the participants who joined us! Welcome to our latest members!
- African Children and Youth Development Network (ACYDN), Liberia
- Association pour le Developpement de Nyabimata (ADENYA), Rwanda
- Boston College School of Social Work, United States
- Canserra Development Organisation, Sierra Leone
- Child Houses, Global
- Community Support Center / CSC-Asbl, Democratic Republic of Congo
- Construyendo Futuros, Venezuela
- Corporación Colombiana de Padres y Madres, Red PaPaz, Colombia
- ECPAT France, France
- Empowerment for Development, Ethiopia
- Ijmaa Foundation For Humanitarian Action (IFHA), Somalia
- Ministry of Women and Social Affairs, Ethiopia
- Mother and Child Welfare Organization (MACWO), United Kingdom
- RESANA Foundation, Moldova
- Social, Educational, and Economic Development (SEED Foundation), Iraq
- Sympathy Hands, Myanmar
- Syracuse University, United States
- Taaluf Humanitaire International Organisation, France
- University of York, United Kingdom
- Women's Hope for Change, Malawi
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The CPHA Community of Practice jointly hosted by the Global CP AoR and the Alliance has now reached more than 2,600 members! We are really pleased to be seeing interactions on the platform and we really would like to encourage you all to use it.
Please join and introduce yourself if you have not already done so or encourage team members and partners to join!
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The Alliance as an inter-agency network has now reached more than 265 General Member Organisations! Not sure if your organisation is a member? Find a complete list of all Alliance Member organisations here.
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Available now! Recordings & Live Drawings from the 2024 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action
Let’s continue the learning, discussion and advocacy with our colleagues and networks!
Thank you to everyone who attended the 2024 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action! This year’s annual meeting hosted 148 participants in Panama City and engaged 594 viewers during the live streamed sessions on YouTube and Facebook.
Throughout the meeting, many participants also expressed their interest in sharing their learning from the sessions with their teams and networks, as well as many interested colleagues around the world who couldn’t attend, or those who missed a session that interested them.
With this in mind, we are very happy to share a selection of recordings in English and Spanish on the Alliance YouTube Channel, with captions available in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish to keep the learning and conversations going!
There are also great live drawings from the sessions, available in English and Spanish, that present the information in a colourful and visual way.
In case you missed it, the meeting focused on the protection of children in escalating conflict and crises, with a specific focus on armed violence, climate shocks, and displacement in the Latin America and Caribbean region. The meeting was held in both English and Spanish and served as an interactive forum for practitioners around the world to collectively advocate for real change, as well as an opportunity to share and discuss their evidence, lessons learned, and successes in protecting children in escalating conflicts in crises at the global and regional level.
Find ALL the outputs from the 2024 Annual Meeting in this Overview! Find ALL the outputs from the 2024 Annual Meeting in this Overview! Recordings from the 2024 Annual Meeting2024 Annual Meeting Recordings Playlist in English - with translated captions in Spanish, French, and Arabic! 2024 Annual Meeting Recordings Playlist in English - with translated captions in Spanish, French, and Arabic! 2024 Annual Meeting Recordings Playlist in Spanish - with translated captions in English! 2024 Annual Meeting Recordings Playlist in Spanish - with translated captions in English! Live Drawings from the 2024 Annual MeetingLive Drawings from 2024 Annual Meeting - English! Live Drawings from 2024 Annual Meeting - English! Live Drawings from 2024 Annual Meeting - Spanish! Live Drawings from 2024 Annual Meeting - Spanish!Let’s stay connected as we move forward together!
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Wishing colleagues a wonderful summer,
Hani Mansourian and Camilla Jones
Alliance Director and Deputy Director
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This May 2024 edition summarises Alliance efforts to protect children and equip child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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May 2024 Edition
Now and for decades to come, climate change will exacerbate child protection risks and threats to the safety and mental health of children, and further inequity through its intergenerational impacts. It will contribute to increased conflict, displacement, food insecurity, financial hardship, structural violence; as well as more frequent and intense drought, heat waves, floods, fires, and other climate-related disasters.
'Climate Crisis, Climate Justice, and Child Protection' has been flagged as a crucial area for the Alliance to explore 'looking forward'. The Alliance recognises that achieving a future for children free of violence, and where their rights, protection, and well-being are assured, is inextricable from the climate crisis. Therefore, we need to invest in foundational and exploratory steps, in partnership with our members and partners, to better understand the impact of the climate crisis on children in humanitarian settings, as well as the effects of the climate crisis on our ways of working as a sector.
The L&D Working Group and the Alliance Climate Group of Friends aim to conduct a learning needs analysis to identify gaps, priorities, and opportunities for enhancing knowledge, skills, and capacities on the intersectionality between child protection in humanitarian action and the climate crisis as the stepping stone to design an appropriate learning pathway.
To engage you can:
The Alliance Secretariat is glad to invite you the first Online Coffee Break, which will be held on a quarterly basis, to offer a casual platform to:
The Alliance Prevention Initiative of the Alliance and PLAN International are pleased to invite you to a webinar on lessons learned from the Primary Prevention Framework pilots in South Sudan and Niger.
Register Here. INEE Meet-Up | Child Protection and EiE: Being Better Collaborators & Allies
The Alliance invites you to the upcoming INEE Meet-Up event focusing on collaboration between Child Protection and Education in Emergencies. Join us for some networking and great discussion!
Register Here. Latest Alliance Resources Inter-agency Child Protection Case Management Data Protection and Information Sharing Protocol Child Labour Learning Package, a part of the Inter-agency Toolkit on Preventing and Responding to Child Labour in Humanitarian Action, is now available in Arabic, French, and Turkish! Lastest from the Working Groups, Task Forces, and Initiatives New Indicators Package for Cross-Sectoral Contributions to Children’s Protection and Well-being!
Are you responsible for monitoring and evaluation or proposal development at your agency or in the response where you work? Are you trying to measure or mainstreaming and integration of children’s protection concerns across sectors? The CPMS and AME Working Groups have a new tool for you!
Partners from across the Alliance and the Education, Food Security, Health and Camp Management sectors have collaborated to develop the Indicators to Measure Cross-Sectoral Contributions to Children’s Protection and Well-being. This new indicator package presents a set of indicators that measure sectoral contributions towards children’s protection and well-being. The package includes the indicators, technical guidance on measurement, and a practical checklist for non-protection specialists to evaluate their programs. Available in English, French, and Spanish.
New Competency Frameworks for Non-specialist Sectors contributions to Child Protection!
Do you ever wonder what other sectors should know about children’s protection? Or what key knowledge or behaviours you should include in job descriptions or training packages to support cross-sectoral work for children’s protection and well-being? Three new competency frameworks have been developed by CPMS and Learning & Development Working Groups to help answer those questions!
The Competency Frameworks for Camp Management, Food Security, and Health Actors are intended to support humanitarians in these sectors to understand the specific behaviours relevant to their roles that will strengthen the protection, well-being and safety of children. Developed in close collaboration with inter-agency camp management, food security and health networks like the International Organization for Migration, the World Food Programme and the World Health Organization, these competency frameworks represent a collaborative effort and mutually agreed priorities. They are excellent tools to inform staff and volunteer recruitment, capacity strengthening efforts and performance evaluation as well as to support advocacy for improving cross-sectoral contributions to children’s protection and well-being. Available in English, French, and Spanish.
For any questions, please contact the CPMS Working group at cpms.wg@alliancecpha.org. --> The L&D Working Group, in cooperation with the Humanitarian Leadership Academy (HLA), the Child Protection Area of Responsibility (CP AoR) for the Türkiye and North West Syria response, UNICEF, and World Vision organised and delivered a CPHA Training of Trainers (ToT) pilot for the Türkiye and North West Syria response in Gaziantep from April 15th to April 19th. The five day training was planned around the following objectives:
One of the co-facilitators stated: “The CPHA ToT was an invaluable experience for all participants, myself included, as I had the honour of co-facilitating the ToT with The Alliance for CPHA and NWS CP AoR. This event truly marked the beginning of a collaborative learning journey for CP partners from both NWS and Türkiye, marking a significant milestone in our collective efforts.”
One of the participants said: “Throughout the training, I dove into various essential aspects, including understanding the training cycle, applying adult learning principles, and acquainting myself with four crucial learning packages covering child labor, prevention, CPHA CPMS, and Frontliners learning packages. Moreover, I gained insights into the processes of adapting and contextualising training materials and assessing training needs, crucial for tailoring interventions to specific contexts. One highlight was the opportunity to facilitate a participatory learning activity in front of esteemed colleagues and trainers, which further enriched my learning experience.”
We are really looking forward to hearing more from the training roll out experience from this amazing groups of practitioners! --> Unaccompanied and Separated Children Training of Trainers
The UASC Task Force will be holding the UASC Training of Trainers Training from the 24th to the 27th of June in Nairobi. The ToT will focus on Sudan, with engagement from neighbouring countries such as Egypt, Ethiopia, Somalia, and Kenya.
The UASC ToT course is designed to prepare participants to facilitate training on unaccompanied and separated children. The training aims to reinforce participants’ understanding of the specific needs of UASC, highlight good practice in working with unaccompanied and separated children under a protection framework, and provide participants the opportunity to apply learning so they can roll out training on UASC within their own organisation and to other stakeholders.
Explore the UASC ToT here. --> Accountability to Children session at Humanitarian Network and Partnerships Week!
The Accountability to Children Initiative and Working Across Sectors Advisory Group, in collaboration with the Global Child Protection AoR, conducted a session as part of the 2024 HNPW on Young People's Recommendations to Enhance Accountability to Children Across Sectors’.
During the session, participants had the opportunity to learn and share practical methods to operationalise child-friendly participation methods to enable accountability to affected children. Watch the Recording Here.
Project Update from the Accountability to Children Initiative
This update on the Inclusive and Accountable: Participatory Accountability Mechanisms for Children and Accessible Humanitarian Action for Adolescent Girls with Intellectual Disabilities in Burkina Faso and Ethiopias project is intended to be a live document that will be updated every quarter to share progress from the project. Find the update from May 2024 here. --> Localisation session at Humanitarian Network and Partnerships Week!
The Localisation Initiative conducted a session in English and Spanish as part of the 2024 HNPW on Protecting Our Children: The Crucial Role of Localisation in Child Protection.
During this session, participants learned about the power of locally led child protection efforts through compelling examples and lessons learned from national actors in Colombia and Syria. Watch the Recording in English and Spanish here.
Addition of Local Actor as a Steering Committee Member
We are proud to share the exciting news that Daystar University has been elected as the newest Steering Committee / Core Member of the Alliance! Daystar University, an academic institution in Kenya, is now the third Core Member whom are working at the local or national level.
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The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action ("The Alliance") envisions a world in which children are protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation and violence in humanitarian settings. Its mission is to support the efforts of humanitarian actors to achieve high-quality and effective child protection interventions in both refugee and non-refugee humanitarian contexts. To further this mission, the Alliance Strategy 2021-2025 advocates for the centrality of children and their protection to be recognised and prioritised as essential and life-saving across the humanitarian system.
This May 2024 edition summarises Alliance efforts to protect children and equip child protection actors in humanitarian settings.
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--> View Past Newsletters 2024 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian ActionThank you to everyone who submitted an abstract for and expressed their interest to attend the 2024 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action in Panama City! Regrettably, due to the overwhelming response and limited availability, we are unable to accommodate registration for all applicants. The selection process was exceedingly competitive, and while we wish we could accommodate everyone, it's unfortunately not feasible.
However, we are pleased to announce that we will be livestreaming a selection of sessions at the Annual Meeting! Select sessions will be livestreamed on YouTube and Facebook and will be available in both English and Spanish, for ease of viewing.
Plan ahead by reviewing the Schedule Overview to see when we will be going live (available in English and Spanish) and subscribing to the Alliance YouTube Channel and Facebook Page to receive notifications about live events!
Please note, no registration is required for online viewing.
Now and for decades to come, climate change will exacerbate child protection risks and threats to the safety and mental health of children, and further inequity through its intergenerational impacts. It will contribute to increased conflict, displacement, food insecurity, financial hardship, structural violence; as well as more frequent and intense drought, heat waves, floods, fires, and other climate-related disasters.
'Climate Crisis, Climate Justice, and Child Protection' has been flagged as a crucial area for the Alliance to explore 'looking forward'. The Alliance recognises that achieving a future for children free of violence, and where their rights, protection, and well-being are assured, is inextricable from the climate crisis. Therefore, we need to invest in foundational and exploratory steps, in partnership with our members and partners, to better understand the impact of the climate crisis on children in humanitarian settings, as well as the effects of the climate crisis on our ways of working as a sector.
The L&D Working Group and the Alliance Climate Group of Friends aim to conduct a learning needs analysis to identify gaps, priorities, and opportunities for enhancing knowledge, skills, and capacities on the intersectionality between child protection in humanitarian action and the climate crisis as the stepping stone to design an appropriate learning pathway.
To engage you can:
- Fill in the survey!
- Disseminate the survey!
- Sign up for a Focus Group discussion using this link!
The Alliance Secretariat is glad to invite you the first Online Coffee Break, which will be held on a quarterly basis, to offer a casual platform to:
- Ask any questions you might have on the Alliance and its workstreams
- Ask questions or clarifications on the Alliance Working Groups, Task Forces and Initiative work, how to join, them, etc.
- Retrieve information on the Alliance online platforms and solve any challenges related to their access and use
- Retrieve resources you were not able to locate
- Get to know the Alliance team and expand your professional network
The Alliance Prevention Initiative of the Alliance and PLAN International are pleased to invite you to a webinar on lessons learned from the Primary Prevention Framework pilots in South Sudan and Niger.
Register Here. INEE Meet-Up | Child Protection and EiE: Being Better Collaborators & Allies
The Alliance invites you to the upcoming INEE Meet-Up event focusing on collaboration between Child Protection and Education in Emergencies. Join us for some networking and great discussion!
Register Here. Latest Alliance Resources Inter-agency Child Protection Case Management Data Protection and Information Sharing Protocol Child Labour Learning Package, a part of the Inter-agency Toolkit on Preventing and Responding to Child Labour in Humanitarian Action, is now available in Arabic, French, and Turkish! Lastest from the Working Groups, Task Forces, and Initiatives New Indicators Package for Cross-Sectoral Contributions to Children’s Protection and Well-being!
Are you responsible for monitoring and evaluation or proposal development at your agency or in the response where you work? Are you trying to measure or mainstreaming and integration of children’s protection concerns across sectors? The CPMS and AME Working Groups have a new tool for you!
Partners from across the Alliance and the Education, Food Security, Health and Camp Management sectors have collaborated to develop the Indicators to Measure Cross-Sectoral Contributions to Children’s Protection and Well-being. This new indicator package presents a set of indicators that measure sectoral contributions towards children’s protection and well-being. The package includes the indicators, technical guidance on measurement, and a practical checklist for non-protection specialists to evaluate their programs. Available in English, French, and Spanish.
New Competency Frameworks for Non-specialist Sectors contributions to Child Protection!
Do you ever wonder what other sectors should know about children’s protection? Or what key knowledge or behaviours you should include in job descriptions or training packages to support cross-sectoral work for children’s protection and well-being? Three new competency frameworks have been developed by CPMS and Learning & Development Working Groups to help answer those questions!
The Competency Frameworks for Camp Management, Food Security, and Health Actors are intended to support humanitarians in these sectors to understand the specific behaviours relevant to their roles that will strengthen the protection, well-being and safety of children. Developed in close collaboration with inter-agency camp management, food security and health networks like the International Organization for Migration, the World Food Programme and the World Health Organization, these competency frameworks represent a collaborative effort and mutually agreed priorities. They are excellent tools to inform staff and volunteer recruitment, capacity strengthening efforts and performance evaluation as well as to support advocacy for improving cross-sectoral contributions to children’s protection and well-being. Available in English, French, and Spanish.
For any questions, please contact the CPMS Working group at cpms.wg@alliancecpha.org. --> The L&D Working Group, in cooperation with the Humanitarian Leadership Academy (HLA), the Child Protection Area of Responsibility (CP AoR) for the Türkiye and North West Syria response, UNICEF, and World Vision organised and delivered a CPHA Training of Trainers (ToT) pilot for the Türkiye and North West Syria response in Gaziantep from April 15th to April 19th. The five day training was planned around the following objectives:
- Describe the objectives and audience of at least three Alliance CPHA learning packages
- Demonstrate how to effectively facilitate a participatory learning exercise
- Reflect on their strengths as a facilitator and areas for ongoing improvement
- Identify the next steps to adapt and plan a CPHA training in their own context
- Recall where to find Alliance learning resources and support
One of the co-facilitators stated: “The CPHA ToT was an invaluable experience for all participants, myself included, as I had the honour of co-facilitating the ToT with The Alliance for CPHA and NWS CP AoR. This event truly marked the beginning of a collaborative learning journey for CP partners from both NWS and Türkiye, marking a significant milestone in our collective efforts.”
One of the participants said: “Throughout the training, I dove into various essential aspects, including understanding the training cycle, applying adult learning principles, and acquainting myself with four crucial learning packages covering child labor, prevention, CPHA CPMS, and Frontliners learning packages. Moreover, I gained insights into the processes of adapting and contextualising training materials and assessing training needs, crucial for tailoring interventions to specific contexts. One highlight was the opportunity to facilitate a participatory learning activity in front of esteemed colleagues and trainers, which further enriched my learning experience.”
We are really looking forward to hearing more from the training roll out experience from this amazing groups of practitioners! --> Unaccompanied and Separated Children Training of Trainers
The UASC Task Force will be holding the UASC Training of Trainers Training from the 24th to the 27th of June in Nairobi. The ToT will focus on Sudan, with engagement from neighbouring countries such as Egypt, Ethiopia, Somalia, and Kenya.
The UASC ToT course is designed to prepare participants to facilitate training on unaccompanied and separated children. The training aims to reinforce participants’ understanding of the specific needs of UASC, highlight good practice in working with unaccompanied and separated children under a protection framework, and provide participants the opportunity to apply learning so they can roll out training on UASC within their own organisation and to other stakeholders.
Explore the UASC ToT here. --> Accountability to Children session at Humanitarian Network and Partnerships Week!
The Accountability to Children Initiative and Working Across Sectors Advisory Group, in collaboration with the Global Child Protection AoR, conducted a session as part of the 2024 HNPW on Young People's Recommendations to Enhance Accountability to Children Across Sectors’.
During the session, participants had the opportunity to learn and share practical methods to operationalise child-friendly participation methods to enable accountability to affected children. Watch the Recording Here.
Project Update from the Accountability to Children Initiative
This update on the Inclusive and Accountable: Participatory Accountability Mechanisms for Children and Accessible Humanitarian Action for Adolescent Girls with Intellectual Disabilities in Burkina Faso and Ethiopias project is intended to be a live document that will be updated every quarter to share progress from the project. Find the update from May 2024 here. --> Localisation session at Humanitarian Network and Partnerships Week!
The Localisation Initiative conducted a session in English and Spanish as part of the 2024 HNPW on Protecting Our Children: The Crucial Role of Localisation in Child Protection.
During this session, participants learned about the power of locally led child protection efforts through compelling examples and lessons learned from national actors in Colombia and Syria. Watch the Recording in English and Spanish here.
Addition of Local Actor as a Steering Committee Member
We are proud to share the exciting news that Daystar University has been elected as the newest Steering Committee / Core Member of the Alliance! Daystar University, an academic institution in Kenya, is now the third Core Member whom are working at the local or national level.
Welcome to our latest members!
- Ashroy Foundation, Bangladesh
- Association des Dynamiques des Jeunes Marocains, Morocco
- Charité sans Frontières (CSF), Burundi
- Ensemble pour un Avenir Meilleur, Mauritania
- Church World Service, Global
- EvalYemen, Yemen
- Homeland Youths Social Inventive Organisation (HYSIO), Afghanistan
- Ngulde Global Foundation, Nigeria
- School Safety Outreach, Cameroon
- Sunrise Organization for Civil Society Development, Iraq
- Social Care Volunteer Group (SCVG), Myanmar
- Centre for Peacebuilding and Strategic Studies, Kenya
- Human Health Aid, Burundi
- Stop Child Abuse / Vastare, Kenya and DRC
- Nabd Development and Evolution Organization (NDEO), Yemen
- 180 Degree Life Change, Mauritius and Rodrigues
- Restoration of Hope Initiative, Nigeria
- World Hope Givers (WHG), DRC
- Global Youth Philanthropy, United States
- Association Tié, Burkina Faso
- CF "For the Future of Ukraine", Ukraine
- Social Economic Development Society (SEDS), India
- Tumaini Action, DRC
- Hemmat Shabab Foundation For Development, Yemen
CPHA Community of Practice
The CPHA Community of Practice jointly hosted by the Global CP AoR and the Alliance has now reached more than 2,600 members! We are really pleased to be seeing interactions on the platform and we really would like to encourage you all to use it.
Please join and introduce yourself if you have not already done so or encourage team members and partners to join!
Sign-up HereMembership at the Alliance
The Alliance as an inter-agency network has now reached more than 265 General Member Organisations! Not sure if your organisation is a member? Find a complete list of all Alliance Member organisations here.
If your organisation is not a member, you can find more information about becoming a member here.
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