Publications 2010-2013Facts for Life: Nutrition and Growth
---------------------------------------------------- Youth Perspective of Education Quality in Tajikistan: A case study of education quality for youth in the CEECIS
Read also Youth Advocacy Statement in Tajik
------------------------------------------------------------ Juvenile Justice in Central Asia
Read full report in English
------------------------------------------------- Situation Analysis on Improving Economic Outcomes by Exanding Nutrition
------------------------------------------------ An explanation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
------------------------------------------------- Impact of labour migration on "Children left behind" in Tajikistan
View or download this report in English, Russian or Tajik
------------------------------------------------- Early Childhood Development and Learning (booklet)
Early child development represents the ordered and interrelated emergence of physical, linguistic, social, emotional and cognitive capacities. This period encompasses the most rapid development of the lifespan -the first 7 years of life.
------------------------------------------------- Kit for new parents
Kit for new parents is produced by UNICEF Tajikistan's partners at priority districts and distributed to newly married couples, family resources centres, hospitals and other community groups.
Juvenile Justice in Central Asia  UNICEF has launched a new report on Central Asia`s progress and challenges towards establishing juvenile justice systems in line with international standards. The report highlights lengthy detention with poor treatment or torture. It recommends that prevention, reintegration and alternatives to detention for children be prioritized.Read full report in English
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This study has been commissioned by UNICEF Regional Office for Central and Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CEECIS) and UNICEF Tajikistan and conducted in partnership with the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Tajikistan
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