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Save the Children International

Annual Report 2024

Save the Children International is one of the world's leading children's charities, working in around 120 countries to ensure children survive, learn and are protected. In 2024, the global Save the Children movement directly supported 41.2 million children across 93 countries through emergency response, health, education, child protection and climate resilience programmes. Total income was £1.10 billion and total expenditure £1.18 billion for the year ending 31 December 2024, supported by 29 member organisations worldwide.

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Emergency humanitarian response; child health and nutrition; education in emergencies and development contexts; child protection; climate resilience; advocacy and policy; partnerships with local civil society

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 41.2 million children directly supported across 93 countries in 2024
Key Metric 2 1 billion children at risk due to extreme climate events; Save the Children responding in 93 countries
Key Metric 3 £1.10 billion total income in 2024 from donations, grants and investment

Key Outcomes

  • Global movement of 29 member organisations reached 41.2 million children in 93 countries in 2024
  • Piloted a toolkit enabling children to provide their own views on progress toward the UN Sustainable Development Goals
  • Worked with World Bank staff to shape IDA policy to best support the world's poorest children; responded to climate emergencies across west Africa, Philippines, southern Africa and Bangladesh

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