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Child rights
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Programme
14 February 2019
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
Ensuring adequate access to water and sanitation for every child
Programme
14 February 2019
Social Protection
Enabling social protection systems for every child
Programme
14 February 2019
Maternal and child nutrition
Contributing for adequate nutrition for every women and children
Programme
14 February 2019
Education
Contributing for quality education for girls and boys
Programme
14 February 2019
Community Health
Scaling up community-based interventions to reduce infant and maternal mortality
Programme
14 February 2019
Child Protection
Contributing for a protective environment for every child
Programme
14 February 2019
Advocacy, Communication and Partnership
Advocating for the realization of the rights for every child
Report
18 December 2019
Justice practices in the village
A view over at traditional mechanisms of conflict resolution in the Gabú, Oio, and Tombali regions
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No Obi Mindjer ku Mininu. Justice practices in the village: a view over at traditional mechanisms of conflict resolution in the Gabú, Oio, and Tombali regions
(PDF, 3 MB)
Report
11 December 2019
Multiple Overlapping Deprivation Analysis (MODA) Report
Results of deprivation analysis for all children ages 0-17 years
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Multiple Overlapping Deprivation Analysis (MODA) Report
(PDF, 2 MB)
Press release
11 December 2019
Despite significant increase in birth registration, a quarter of the world’s children remain ‘invisible’ – UNICEF
Proportion of registered births increased almost 20 per cent over past decade, yet 166 million children under-five have never been officially recorded
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