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Health Equity
Health systems, universal access, public health, mental wellbeing, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and the social determinants of health.
Our work
Connected issues.
One justice agenda.
Our thematic areas are designed to connect rather than compete. Each programme looks outward to the systems and inequalities shaping people’s lives.
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Climate Change & Climate Justice
Climate change, adaptation, resilience, environmental equity, loss and damage, climate-health links and community-centred climate action.
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Gender Equality
Gender equality, protection, bodily autonomy, rights, voice, leadership, economic participation and freedom from violence.
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Population & Rights
Population dynamics, demographic change, reproductive rights, ageing, migration, urbanisation and the relationship between population and sustainable development.
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Humanitarian Action
Preparedness, response, localisation, displacement, protection, essential services, crisis communication and humanitarian policy.
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Youth & Adolescents
Youth participation, adolescent wellbeing, leadership, employment, civic voice, digital life and meaningful youth engagement.
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Child Protection
Child rights, safeguarding, violence prevention, protection systems, online safety and protection in humanitarian and development settings.
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Education & Skills
Equitable learning, education access, skills, digital inclusion, transitions to work and pathways to opportunity.
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Social Inclusion & Equity
Disability inclusion, migration, social protection, marginalised communities, poverty and equitable access to services and opportunity.
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Research & Evidence
Research, evidence synthesis, monitoring, evaluation, learning and knowledge translation across the entire justice agenda.
Justice is experienced across systems, not sectors.
Cross-cutting by design
Where issues meet, our work begins.
Programmes are connected through research, advocacy, communications, partnerships and learning, allowing us to follow a problem across the boundaries that institutions often impose.