Policy Work

Young Lives Policy Briefs provide recommendations on national and international policies to address child and youth poverty in our study countries.

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Ethiopia

Strengthening Resilience of Young Lives in Ethiopia in Times of Crises

6 March 2026

Policy paper

Recommendations for the Global Goal on Adaptation: Ensuring a Successful and Meaningful Outcome for Children at COP30

11 November 2025

Policy paper

Navigating Crises and Building Resilience: Supporting Young People’s Mental Health Across the Life Course

8 August 2025

Policy paper

Building Fairer Futures: Enabling Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Face of Climate Change

31 March 2025

Policy paper

Lightening the Load: New Evidence on the Impacts of Unpaid Care Work on Women and Girls

Weathering the Storm: Climate Shocks Threaten Children’s Skills and Learning But Social Protection Can Mitigate Impact

Empowering Young Women to Complete Higher Education in India New Evidence from Young Lives

Unlocking Potential: How Social Protection Can Improve Disadvantaged Children’s Foundational Cognitive Skills Ground-breaking New Evidence from Young Lives in Ethiopia and Peru

13 September 2023

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Strengthening Resilience of Young Lives in Ethiopia in Times of Crises

Recommendations for the Global Goal on Adaptation: Ensuring a Successful and Meaningful Outcome for Children at COP30

Navigating Crises and Building Resilience: Supporting Young People’s Mental Health Across the Life Course

Building Fairer Futures: Enabling Women’s Economic Empowerment in the Face of Climate Change

Lightening the Load: New Evidence on the Impacts of Unpaid Care Work on Women and Girls

Weathering the Storm: Climate Shocks Threaten Children’s Skills and Learning But Social Protection Can Mitigate Impact

Empowering Young Women to Complete Higher Education in India New Evidence from Young Lives

Unlocking Potential: How Social Protection Can Improve Disadvantaged Children’s Foundational Cognitive Skills Ground-breaking New Evidence from Young Lives in Ethiopia and Peru