Global Policy and Advocacy Resources
Department of Public Policy and Advocacy
Save the Children’s Public Policy and Advocacy Department develops evidence-based policy proposals to improve the lives of the world’s most excluded and vulnerable children. We contribute to informing policy makers and building the political will to drive meaningful policy change at the local, national and international levels to empower children and their families. Our research and advocacy draw from the evidence generated by our programs in 120 countries around the world and through our partnerships with government, the private sector and civil society.
Gender Equality
- Every Last Girl: Free to Live, Free to Learn, Free from Harm
- Save the Children Gender Equality Policy: Transforming Inequalities, Transforming Lives
- Investing in Girls: Realizing Gender Equality Through Fair Finance for Girls
- Corporate CEO Letter Calling for Appointments of Gender Leadership Positions
- Too Young to Wed: The growing problem of child marriage among Syrian girls in Jordan
- Ending Child Marriage: Child Marriage Laws and Their Limitations
Humanitarian Response
- Invisible Wounds: The Impact of Six Years of War on the Mental Health of Syria’s Children
- The Refugee Children’s Progress Report: Grading U.S. Refugee Policy From 2015-2017
- "Horrors I Will Never Forget" The Stories of Rohingya Children
- Dangerous Ground: Syria’s Refugees Face an Uncertain Future
- Childhood Interrupted: Children's Voices from the Rohingya Refugee Crisis
- Yemen’s Children Suffering in Silence: Nearly 10 Million Children Caught Up in a Humanitarian and Protection Crisis
- Forced to Flee: Inside the 21st Largest Country
Stop the War on Children
Governance, Finance, and Accountability
Aid Effectiveness
- The Power of Ownership: Transforming US Foreign Assistance
- Local Engagement Assessment Framework: A Practitioner’s Guide to Integrating Country Ownership
Governance and Accountability
- Fragile Progress: The Record of the Millennium Development Goals in States Affected by Conflict, Fragility, and Crisis
- From Words to Action: USAID’s Integration of the Sustainable Development Goals
- Tracking USAID’s Efforts on the Local Solutions Initiative: A Review of Select Procurements in Six Countries
- Emerging Consensus: Building Agreement for the Post-2015 Agenda
- Enabling the Exercise of Civil and Political Rights: The Views of Children
Development Finance
- U.S. Government Investments that Give Everyone A Fair Chance
- Child Rights Governance: Missed Taxation Opportunities to Improve Investment in Children in Africa: Case analysis of Kenya, Sierra Leone and Zambia
- Tax and Child Rights Guide
- It’s Global Tax Season, What Role for Citizens?
- Citizen Voices in Tax Reform: The Need For Evidence From The Developing World
- Global Politics is Basically Anarchic – We're Ruled by the Law of the Jungle
Every Last Child Campaign
- Every Last Child Campaign: The End of Childhood Report 2018
- End of Childhood Report: Growing up Rural in America
- Hear it from the Teachers: Getting Refugee Children Back to Learning
US Federal Budget and Appropriations
Education
Maternal and Child Health and Survival
- Investing in Maternal and Child Health: Development Impact Bonds
- Fighting for Breath: A call to Action on Childhood Pneumonia
Food Security and Nutrition
- NGO Statement of Support: International Food Assistance Programs in the 2018 Farm Bill
- NGO Statement of Support: Strengthening US Food Assistance Programs
- Save the Children 2018 Farm Bill and Food Security Policy
- Global Food Security and Nutrition Backgrounder
- Nutrition Boost: Why the World Needs a Step Change in Finance for Nutrition – and How it can be Achieved?
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