Rising levels of conflict.

The world is experiencing a historic rise in armed conflict. In 2024, about 19 per cent of the world’s children lived in a conflict area – double the proportion 30 years ago.

Conflict causes poverty by undermining economic stability, destroying infrastructure, and disrupting public services like water, education, and energy. It puts children’s lives and futures at risk.

To protect children in these settings, responses need to include ensuring humanitarian access, investing in social protection, and prioritizing education.

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