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UNICEF Tajikistan has communicated important elements of the country programme through the distribution of information gathered in several studies and surveys. These have included the Nutrition Status Survey in April 2004, the Girls Education Qualitative Survey in April 2004 and the Rapid Assessment and Response on HIV/AIDS in October 2003.

The results have been shared at various meetings and conferences at the national and regional levels and have contributed to the mobilization of additional political will in these areas, as well as the development of evidence-based policies and programmes. An improvement in the analytical level has thereby been noted in more recent programme-related planning and policy discussions with UNICEF partners.

Mother and Child Survival, Development and Protection
"Micronutrient Status of Women and Children"
UNICEF, Asia Development Bank, World Health Organization, Italian National Institute for Research on Food and Nutrition and the Kazakh Academy of Nutrition

Children in Need of Special Protection Measures
Manual for Trainers on the Development and Care of Children with Disabilities
Expert Group on Children with Disabilities

Book on the Prevention of Violence against Children
Expert Group on Violence against Children

Studies, surveys and evaluations ongoing from 2004 into 2005 include the following:

Maternal Mortality Study
Child Rearing Practices
Measurement of Learning Achievement/Non-Attendance and Drop-Out Survey
Knowledge, Attitude, Beliefs and Practices Survey on Salt Iodization
HIV/AIDS Knowledge, Attitude, Beliefs and Practices Survey
Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey
Worst Forms of Child Labour, Rapid Assessments
Safe Motherhood Needs Assessment
Rapid Water Quality Assessment
 Civil Society, Youth Groups, Children Groups Assessment
Baseline Assessment of Facilities for Children in Priority Districts

 

 
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