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Participants of the Clinical Management of Sexual Violence Survivors in Crisis Settings should review this list of resources and references from IAWG and our external partners.

Participants of the Clinical Management of Sexual Violence Survivors in Crisis Settings should review this list of resources and references from IAWG and our external partners.

This guide is intended to offer practitioners a framework for decision-making considering whether and how to conduct research on child marriage in humanitarian settings.

UNFPA commissioned the Women's Refugee Commission and John Hopkins University Center for Humanitarian Health in 2018 to expand research on child marriage in humanitarian settings in the Arab States region. These are the key findings for the research.

UNFPA APRO and UNICEF ROSA partnered with the Women's Refugee Commission and Johns Hopkins University to conduct two country studies on child marriage in humanitarian settings in Bangladesh and Nepal.

The Women’s Refugee Commission in partnership with Johns Hopkins University conducted foundational research, providing some of the first robust evidence of the magnitude and drivers of child marriage across several humanitarian contexts.

The data available based on health information systems show an increasing trend in teenage pregnancy in all 5 districts. In 2019 there were 22,494 teenage pregnancies recorded in the 5 districts compared with 19,226 cases recorded in the same districts in 2016 reflecting an increase of 17.0% within 3 years period alone. Clearly, this indicates an increasing trend of teenage pregnancy cases in the 5 districts surveyed.

The peer-reviewed publication details immediate postpartum long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) outcomes across six humanitarian settings.

Digital solutions have now begun to pave the way to allow us to tackle gender-based violence but along with its advantages, they can also facilitate violence.