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'A 16-year-old school girl has shown the world what Pakistan’s future could look like. Perhaps the Pakistani Government could take a leaf out of Malala’s book and demonstrate the resolve and ambition needed to make education a right for all children in the country.' -

A question of culture? Tackling the barriers that prevent adolescent girls from accessing family planning
To mark International Day of the Girl Child Simon Wright Head of Child Survival at Save the Children, Nicola Jones, ODI research fellow and Lakshmi Sundaram, Global Coordinator of Girls not Brides discuss girls' access to reproductive rights.
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Children in crisis: seeking child-sensitive policy responses
Caroline Harper, Nicola Jones, Ronald U. Mendoza, David Stewart and Erika StrandIn this book experts from the global North and South analyse the implications of economic crises on children with a particular focus on the emerging evidence from the economic crisis and food and fuel price volatility that caught global attention in 2008. -
Critical drivers of change for child-sensitive development
Rachel Marcus, Paola Pereznieto, Erin Cullen and Patrick CarterThis report explores the significant progress on child rights and well-being over the past few decades in the developing world. The findings have been taken forward and developed into a further report by Save the Children as part of their ‘Why international Aid is so important’ campaign. -
Children and social protection in the Middle East and North Africa
Paola Pereznieto, Rachel Marcus and Erin CullenThis Project Briefing synthesises findings from a study mapping social protection in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with a particular focus on policies and programmes that impact children and how these might be strengthened. -
Involving youth in development policy research: lessons learned
Nicola Jones with Christiana Gbedemah, Paula Monjane, Paola Pereznieto, Gisa Rosen and Eliana VillarThis Project Briefing synthesises the findings of a DFID-funded study that examines the impacts of global shocks on youth - primarily in Ghana, Mozambique and Vietnam. -
Benin's progress in education: Expanding access and narrowing the gender gap
Jakob Engel with Edmond Magloire Cossou and Pauline RosePart of the Development Progress Stories series, this research focuses on Benin's progress in tackling gender inqualities in education. -
Tackling child vulnerabilities through social protection: lessons from West and Central Africa
This Background Note synthesises learning on child-sensitive social protection in West and Central Africa, drawing on country case studies in Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Mali, Niger, Republic of Congo (Congo) and Senegal.
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‘Child Labour in Ethiopia and Policy Challenges’ in ‘The World of Child Labor: An Historical and Regional Survey’
Woldehanna, T. and Nicola JonesThis chapter reviews the effects the mixed effects that national poverty reduction strategies have had on children’s involvement in paid and non-paid work activities, including gender differences between girls and boys.
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Painful lessons: The politics of preventing sexual violence and bullying at school
Nicola Jones, Karen Moore, Eliana Villar-Marquez with Emma BroadbentThe objective of this paper is to identify policies, programmes and legal instruments that address school violence in the developing world, and to draw implications for policy, practice and research.












