SDDirect Library

This series of tip sheets that have been designed to help civil society organisations (CSOs) implement child safeguarding practices in emergency contexts. It is a three-part series helping CSOs to focus on: 

This online conference was arranged by RSH to inspire reflection, foster collaboration, and set the stage for continued advocacy in advancing the PSEAH (Protection from Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment) agend

This pocket guide has been developed to support CSOs in Bangladesh to safeguard people with disabilities.

This how-to note provides a comprehensive guide on assessing and managing Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Sexual Harassment (SEAH) risks in informal camp settings in Pakistan during humanitarian and emergency response.

To mark this year’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, the SAFE Programme held a webinar to share learning from its Toose model on the prevention of intimate partner violence (IPV).

This evidence digest focuses on Health and Disability Inclusion - Antimicrobial Resistance and Artificial intelligence

This annotated bibliography provides an overview of relevant literature and resources on Honor-Based Abuse (HBA) within the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region and among communities from MENA living in the diaspora.

This document is a poster used to communicate the S2S services within communities.

This document is a poster used to communicate the S2S services within communities.

This document is a poster used to communicate the S2S services within communities.

This document is a poster used to communicate the S2S services within communities. 

This document is a learning product produced by the programme.

This is the Social Development Direct (SDDirect) event brochure for the SVRI Forum 2024. This interactive document, featuring clickable buttons, showcases SDDirect’s global programmes and highlights the key sessions and events where our colleagues and partners will be actively participating.

This tip sheet highlights the importance of inclusion of older women in GBV in emergencies (GBViE) programming.

This paper considers the question of whether feminist theories and principles hold the potential to help the humanitarian system better meet many of its highest priorities.

Beyond specific efforts to address GBV, this paper considers the question of whether feminist theories and principles hold the potential to help the humanitarian system better meet many other of its highest priorities.