Ultimately, it is hoped that this initiative will help increase the number of Arab countries adopting and integrating protocols for the prevention of and protection from all discriminatory or harmful practices, including those manifested in child marriage, into their respective policies and programs, in line with the requirements of international instruments. Desk research consisted of a thorough examination of available literature (both analytical and programmatic reports) on relevant issues, especially those related to child, early, and forced marriage, refugees and humanitarian assistance, girls’ rights, and conflict across the Arab region. Research also included a review of related national laws relevant to marriage and pertaining to refugees in both sending and receiving countries, and corresponding international conventions and agreements on child marriage and the rights of female refugees and IDPs. Human Rights Watch, Save the Children, UNFPA, and UNHCR.