Results for Children

Results for children

Child Protection

Education Programme

Health and Sanitation Programme

HIV and AIDS Programme

Policy, Advocacy, Planning and Evaluation (PAPE) Programme

Pacific Island children and the global economic crisis

Emergency Preparedness and Response

Operations

Integrity of data

Programme convergence

One United Nations

Economic Policy and Children

Partnerships for Children

A snapshot of progress against key programme management results in 2008

Emergency Preparedness and Response

MDG’s

 

Programme convergence

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Convergence of programmes means addressing all the rights of children, at the same time in a select number of the most vulnerable provinces within countries. Through support to local government, convergence results in comprehensive delivery of quality services and local and community based outcomes for children. Convergence also supports strong local partnerships for children between government agencies, community-based organizations, donors, non-government organizations and other UN agencies. A second important achievement in 2008 was the convergence of activities from UNICEF’s five programmes in Kiribati, Vanuatu and Solomon Islands. UNICEF’s Field Office staff in these three countries together with development partners initiated convergence planning and service delivery with national ministries and provincial offices.

 

 
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