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02 Marzec 2020
‘Going local’ to accelerate results for the most vulnerable children and youth
https://www.unicef.org/eca/documents/going-local-accelerate-results-most-vulnerable-children-and-youth
In November 2019, around 40 representatives of urban local governments from 18 countries across Europe and Central Asia Region took part in the “Mayors for Children” meeting, hosted by the City of Athens, Greece. At the first-ever meeting of Mayors in the region that focused especially on programming results for the most excluded children and…, MAYORS FOR CHILDREN Going local to accelerate results for the most vulnerable children and youth UNICEF/UNI233805/Pancic Report of the Mayors for Children meeting Athens, Greece, 11-12 November 2019 2 3 MAYORS FOR CHILDRENMAYORS FOR CHILDREN 2 3 Why does going local matter?Because local programming support for children and young people matters for…

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