May 2020 – READY Initiative

Tinashi* (4) is assessed during an Emergency Health Unit-supported nutrition survey in Zimbabwe. Image credit: Sacha Myers / Save the Children

Tinashi* (4) is assessed during an Emergency Health Unit-supported nutrition survey in Zimbabwe. Image credit: Sacha Myers / Save the Children

The Next Crisis Wave of COVID-19: Impacts on household food security and nutrition and preparedness considerations

2020-05-26

Marium*, 11, stands near her home in a camp for Rohingya Refugees in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Image credit: Jonathan Hyams / Save the Children UK Stories Team

Marium*, 11, stands near her home in a camp for Rohingya Refugees in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Image credit: Jonathan Hyams / Save the Children UK Stories Team

COVID-19: Magnifying Gender Inequalities

2020-05-15

Tala*, 9 washing her hands. Image credit: GMU

WASH and COVID-19 in Humanitarian Settings: How can we improve hygiene behaviors?

2020-05-11

Dr Omnia conducts health screening in a religious school in Khartoum state, Sudan. Image credit: Mohammed Osman & Abubaker Garelnabei / Save the Children

Dr Omnia conducts health screening in a religious school in Khartoum state, Sudan. Image credit: Mohammed Osman & Abubaker Garelnabei / Save the Children

COVID-19 Case Management in Humanitarian and Low-Income Settings: Dilemmas and Decisions

2020-05-06

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