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Children in an urban world (4Mb)
State of the World's Children UNICEF 2012
http://www.unicef.org/sowc/files/SOWC_2012-Main_Report_EN_21Dec2011.pdf- Developing a Profiling Methodology for Displaced People in Urban Areas (1.1Mb)
Final Report by Karen Jacobsen and Rebecca Furst Nichols for Tufts University - Migrants Caught in Crisis: The IOM Experience in Libya (3Mb)
A report produced by IOM on the experiences of migrants in Libya 2011 
Conference Keynote TALK - Nancy Baron (50Kb)
A Growing Challenge:
Psychosocial and Mental Health Support for Refugees and Migrants in an Urban Setting
Dr. Nancy Baron / Director
Psycho-Social Services and Training Institute in Cairo (PSTIC).
Conference Keynote Powerpoint - Nancy Baron (3.5Mb)
A Growing Challenge:
Psychosocial and Mental Health Support for Refugees and Migrants in an Urban Setting
Dr. Nancy Baron / Director
Psycho-Social Services and Training Institute in Cairo (PSTIC).
- Program for MHPSS in Urban Settings conference held 11,12,13 April 2012 (80.5Kb)
Conference program: A GROWING CHALLENGE:
PSYCHOSOCIAL AND MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR
REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS LIVING IN URBAN SETTINGS
held 11,12,13 April 2012 in Cairo, Egypt.
- Students Achieving Gender Equality (1010Kb)
UN WOMEN AUSTRALIA’S KIT FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS 2012
In Australia young women continue to experience violence in their homes, in school yards and in relationships. Cyber bullying has been linked to mental health issues and school drop-out rates. Young women will finish school with higher grades than young men, but will earn 17c less per dollar throughout the course of their careers. Women continue to be under-represented in all leadership roles in our community. UN Women Australia provides opportunities for young people to understand these issues and supports them to make real changes in their communities.
UN Women Australia also works to challenge the attitudes and systems which perpetuate gender inequality across the world. They believe that raising awareness of the issues facing women across the world among school aged students is a first step towards achieving gender equality.
- The empowerment of rural women and their role in poverty and hunger eradication, development and current challenges (108.3Kb)
Report of the Secretary-General
Commission on the Status of Women
Fifty-sixth session
27 February-9 March 2012
The report provides an overview of the situation of women and girls in rural
areas, examines the global context and points out how advancing rural women’s and girls’ empowerment contributes to rural development and food security. It discusses rural women’s access to resources (land, finance, extension, information and technology) and markets, employment and decent work, and social protection. It discusses their contribution to unpaid care work, how service provision can reduce the burden of such work, and their role in sustainable development. The report concludes with a set of recommendations for consideration by the Commission on the Status of Women.
Vulnerable Asylum Seekers Protection -Transnational Report (1.6Mb)
This report contains the results of the research and working groups conducted within the framework of the European project EVASP ( Enhancing Vulnerable Asylum Seekers Protection) in Italy, the UK, The Netherlands and Greece during 2009-2010.- Development Support for Child Protection (236.8Kb)
Project Muse - Human Rights Quarterly 27 (2005) 214–248 - Child Protection in Emergencies (343.1Kb)
- ALNAP Guide for Humanitarian Agencies (610.1Kb)
