Child Protection in Emergencies Capacity Gap Analysis South East & East Asia

• 2016

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• Elena Giannini; Hannah Uprichard

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The report looks at the gaps in child protection during emergencies in South East and East Asia. It describes how children are often at risk during crises like natural disasters or conflicts. The analysis highlights the need for better training, resources, and coordination to protect children effectively. It also suggests ways to improve these areas by working with local communities and governments. The goal is to ensure that all children are safe and supported when emergencies happen, helping them recover quickly from difficult situations.

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Focus Areas: Infrastructure Failure; Natural Disasters; Violence

Audiences: Emergency Managers; Public Health Professionals

Emergency Management Stages: Response; Preparedness (Prevention / Protection)

Keywords: Asia, Southeastern; Child Welfare; Disaster Planning; Emergency Responders

Institutions: Save the Children

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