The Toolkit aims to support, mainly, HR professionals, People & Culture professionals, Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DEI) professionals and practitioners, Senior Managers in the replication and implementation of dialogue sessions by providing resources and guidance. It was adapted with lessons learned throughout the project and enhanced with specific case studies. The Toolkit offers lessons learned from the IRC internal dialogue sessions as well as the piloted cross-company dialogue sessions in Greece, practical steps to engage employees in the company via listening sessions and interviews to collect feedback on opportunities, urgent needs and barriers to DEI within companies/organisations and, methods to implement dialogue sessions and engage the academic and research community in a DEI strategy. The toolkit was adapted with lessons learned throughout the project and enhanced with specific case studies. The Toolkit is available in English and Greek.

An alarming estimate of 15.3 million people in Afghanistan were facing food insecurity in 2023. Today, starvation could likely kill more Afghans than the last twenty years of war have.

An estimated 23.7 million civilians in Afghanistan require humanitarian support for basic needs such as warm clothes for the winter, electricity, food and clean water. Having undergone the worst winter in 15 years in 2023, the colder, more remote provinces, such as the Bamiyan province, are still suffering disastrous effects.

As a country already prone to natural disasters, climate change has increased Afghanistan’s likelihood of suffering extreme weather events. This is having devastating effects on access to food and has contributed to putting one million children at risk of severe malnutrition. Compounding this crisis, 2023 marked the country's third successive year plagued by drought-like conditions, with 35% of Afghanistan's population finding themselves confronting acute food insecurity. The drought has led to households struggling with malnutrition even after harvest.

The "Out of School” report, commissioned by CARE International in Poland, International Rescue Committee, and Save the Children Poland, delves into one of the significant challenges confronting the education system in Poland. Thousands of Ukrainian children and youth are not attending schools, potentially compromising their social and academic development, and hindering their integration into Polish society.