A new report by UNICEF reveals that aid going towards global education is facing a $3.2 billion cut by the end of 2026, threatening the future of millions of children worldwide. Najib Bajali examines the impact this could have.
On this International Day of the Girl, let us commit to accelerating action by centring adolescent girls’ leadership in research, advocacy and action.
After years of research, reform and advocacy, there is broad consensus on one essential truth: children thrive best when they grow up in families, not institutions.
This sector is the cornerstone of effective international development and must be protected, especially under a 0.3% scenario, argues Sian Williams from UNICEF UK.
Yesterday, Tuesday 22 July, the Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) released its Annual Report & Accounts for 2024–25 and…
Neisha left UN Commission on Population and Development (CPD58) with many learnings – from the landscape of the CPD, SRHR policy to multilateralism. She advocates for our shared responsibility in progressing SRHR and ensuring young people have their voices heard in international spaces.
Investing in education drives economic growth, social progress and poverty reduction. It is time to act to hold the UK government accountable and ensure every child, everywhere, has access to quality, inclusive education.
How a unique collaboration between a palm oil business and two NGOs, one in the UK, the other in Sierra Leone, has seen child labour plummet.
A dual-generational approach recognises that outcomes for caregivers are equally important as outcomes for young children when supporting families, especially during emergencies. Here’s why we need this approach and a toolkit to help you implement it.
