Child-centred DRR and school safety: Research and evidence

This user-friendly fold out tool is a simplified version of the Family Disaster Plan itself, which guides households through knowing and reducing their dangers, preparing and planning for emergencies, and learning response and coping skills.

This user-friendly tool guides households through knowing and reducing their dangers, preparing and planning for emergencies, and learning response and coping skills.

This child-friendly activity book guides children through knowing and reducing their dangers, preparing and planning for emergencies, and learning response and coping skills.

In this animated video for children, Dev and Cam teach young viewers important key messages that came out of the research supported by Save the Children, in partnership with the C&A Foundation and C&A.

This report provides new elements for practitioners to better use Hazards, Vulnerabilities, and Capacities Assessment (HVCA) tools to help develop Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (CCDRR) in urban areas.

This brief highlights how localised, bottom-up disaster risk management (DRM) enables communities to have a say in building appropriate resilience mechanisms.

Understanding hazard, vulnerability and capacity assessments (HVCAs) in urban contexts helps you plan and choose your urban child-centred HVCA approaches more effectively. It helps you reflect upon and question the decisions you make during the HVCA and

This process guide recognises the current challenges and integrates a HVCA process approach to help integrate HVCAs outcomes into local or sectoral planning processes.

To help develop Child-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (CCDRR) in urban areas, this report provides new elements for practitioners to better use Hazards, Vulnerabilities, and Capacities Assessment (HVCA) tools. In youth groups and in urban contexts, a wide

On behalf of the Global Alliance for Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience in the Education Sector (GADRRRES), Save the Children is proud to present this webinar, as part of a webinar series on urban Child-Centred Risk Reduction (CCRR) and School Safety