Borno state governor, Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum has applauded the development of a national accelerated basics curriculum that will help to cut down on the number of out of school children in...
9.7 million people are projected to be food insecure from June to August 2022 in the Central Sahel. Some of the root causes of the food insecurity in the region include poverty and inequality, poor...
The Canadian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Ambassador James Christoff has commended Plan International for what he called a great job in supporting the rights of girls and women in Nigeria. He said...
For people with a disability living in camps for displaced Rohingya at Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, accessing basic water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities can take a huge amount of effort and...
Los tableros a continuación presentan la respuesta humanitaria de las organizaciones del Foro de ONG Humanitarias en Colombia, durante 2022, 2021 y el 2020 en el marco de los Planes de Respuesta...
Child, early, and forced marriage (CEFM) is a harmful practice and global human rights issue disproportionately affecting girls. The girls most at risk are often those hardest to reach because they...
Dear Mr. Secretary-General, We are writing with regard to your forthcoming annual report on children and armed conflict (CAAC). As you finalize your decisions regarding the annexes and inclusion of...
Girls’ rights international non-governmental organisation, Plan International has called for the provision of free sanitary pads for adolescent girls in Nigeria for better menstrual management...
OVERVIEW In 2021 the humanitarian situation in Sudan continued to deteriorate. Ongoing economic decline with an inflation rate of on average 360% in 2021 has led to corresponding erosion of...
Escalating and protracted conflicts, climate change, and the socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 are driving the shocking rise in global food insecurity and malnutrition seen in many parts of the...