Researching Social Protection With Diverse Young People in Crisis Contexts: Methodological Reflections From Longitudinal Research in Ethiopia, Gaza and Lebanon
publication
Researching Social Protection With Diverse Young People in Crisis Contexts: Methodological Reflections From Longitudinal Research in Ethiopia, Gaza and Lebanon
25.06.2026 | Ethiopia, Lebanon, Palestine, Cross-country
Country
Ethiopia, Lebanon, Palestine, Cross-country
Audience type
Researcher
Year of publication
2026
Study methodology
Longitudinal
Research focusing on humanitarian crises is vital for informing the design and targeting of humanitarian relief and social protection, particularly as both the nature of emergencies and the types of programming that are needed will evolve over time. This is particularly the case for social protection programming aimed at adolescents and young people, who encounter emergencies at a point in the life course characterised by rapid physical and social changes, alongside gender differences in exposure to certain vulnerabilities such as gender-based violence.
Suggested citation
Pincock, K., Jones, N., Youssef, S., Hamad, B. and Yadete, W. (2026). ‘Researching Social Protection With Diverse Young People in Crisis Contexts: Methodological Reflections From Longitudinal Research in Ethiopia, Gaza and Lebanon.’ International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 25, 16094069261456101 (https://doi.org/10.1177/160940692614561)
