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Equipping caregivers with the knowledge they need to thrive

A narrative of the first-ever nanny training in Rwanda, supported by UNICEF and organized by Help a Child Rwanda

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A journey of learning, the fun way

UNICEF is working with partners to improve quality of learning in schools across the country through the magic of purposeful games

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Press release
17 January 2023

Children from the poorest households benefit the least from national public education funding – UNICEF

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Employer-supported early childhood development (ECD) toolkit

Read about practical steps companies can take in establishing workplace ECD services

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22 December 2022

UNICEF, NCDA and IHS Towers launch newly established ECD center

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16 December 2022
UNICEF and NCDA roll out campaign to combat malnutrition in children
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Release of the Business Case Report on Employer-Supported Childcare

UNICEF in partnership with UK Aid and the National Agriculture Export Board (NAEB) released a report demonstrating a strong business case for investing in employer-supported childcare.

The report highlights key lessons from the tea sector and provides recommendations for scale and sustainability.

The report is meant to encourage the private sector in Rwanda to invest in employer-supported childcare. The report also demonstrates the business and social returns that investing in childcare services at workplaces can generate.

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