The innovations will support case workers helping unaccompanied and separated children, child survivors of sexual violence, and children associated with armed groups.
More reliable ground-level measurements are required to combat this silent killer of children, particularly in Africa where the problem is growing and gravely under-studied
![On 17 April 2018 in Yambio, South Sudan, [NAMES CHANGED] (right-left) Ganiko, 12 yrs, and Jackson, 13 yrs, stand during a ceremony to release children from the ranks of armed groups and start a process of reintegration. Jackson and Ganiko were best friends when they served together with the armed group.](/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/20180418_SouthSudan_PR_Web_0.JPG?itok=TPdkm9FR)
