This toolkit was informed by an extensive desk review, qualitative assessments with a range of humanitarian actors and organizations, and direct discussions with girls and women living in emergency contexts and directly affected by this issue.
The toolkit was designed to support a range of humanitarian actors involved in the planning and delivery of emergency responses. The guidance is therefore aimed to support:
- Program staff directly delivering services
- Program supervisors and country-level staff responsible for designing, coordinating and monitoring field activities
- Technical staff focused on providing technical support and developing standards
Published by Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health and the International Rescue Committee. Co-published by 25 humanitarian actors, including Plan International.