Localisation initiatives within the organisation.
This report presents the findings of a Household Economy Analysis (HEA) outcome analysis from the livelihood zone GT06 in Quiché, Guatemala. the results cover the period of November 2022-October 2023. The main conclusions of the analysis are as...
Save the Children is a global leader in humanitarian and development programming, reaching 125 million children in 120 countries. That reach includes girls and boys who eat nutritious meals through our school feeding programming. Save the Children...
In brief, infographic format, this document summarizes the Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) programs of Save the Children in the Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) Region. It details CVA program goals in various LAC countries, as well targeting...
For decades, complex structural social, and economic factors, as well as environmental degradation, have been deteriorating the living conditions of children and their families in Northern Central America: El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras,...
Since 2015, Save the Children has responded to the regional migration crisis in northern Central America. Based on our experience and our aim to cover the urgent and recurrent needs of families in this region, we are launching a new strategy...
This factsheet describes Save the Children in Guatemala’s four ambitious goals for 2022-2024 that aims for children and adolescents to have improved living conditions, having access to quality education, having an active participation in the...
Guatemala is a country of origin, transit, and reintegration of migrants. Home to 16.3 million people and marked by a violent past, Guatemalan society is still highly unequal and characterized by racism and discrimination. Moreover, the country is...
Since 2020 the living conditions for the inhabitants of different departments in Guatemala have changed drastically. With the passage of the Eta-Iota storms, more than 2 million 400 thousand people nationwide, including children, were affected. In...
This material contains a general explanation of the situation experienced by thousands of Guatemalan families nationwide, as well as the inhabitants of the dry corridor of Quiché. Also, contains more information related to our actions as Save the...