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# 4: Home Visiting
# 5: Educating Parents and Caregivers
# 6: Children Caring for Children
# 7: Infant Development and Feeding
# 8: Preparing Schools for Children
# 9: Language Planning in Preschool
# 10: Protecting Children from War
# 11: Women, Work and Child Care
# 12: ECCD Training
# 13: Health and Care
# 14: Education for All
# 15: Childrearing Practices
# 16: Men in the Lives of Children
# 17: Policy in ECCD
# 18: Quality
# 19: Children as Zones of Peace
# 20: Gender Socialization: Early Years
# 21: Transitions and Linkages
# 22: Inclusive ECCD
# 23: Effectiveness Initiative
# 24: Supporting Families
# 25: Early Childhood Indicators
# 26: HIV/AIDS and Early Childhood
# 27: Advocacy
# 28: Positioning ECCD
# 29: A Global Call to Action
#30: Investment, Costing and Financing

# 29: A Global Call to Action

2007

Coordinator's Notebook - CN29 A Global Call to Action for Early Childhood

Recently, there have been publications of many reports and research findings which demonstrate robust linkages between early childhood programmes and improving the well-being and development of a child (e.g., The Lancet, Strong Foundations—Global Monitoring Report 2007, The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, etc…). This document emphasizes the urgent need for investment in such programmes. These investments will ensure for improved health, nutrition, education, as well as acknowledgement of child rights and equality, especially among the most disadvantaged children. The paper advocates for cost-effective early childhood programmes to be placed as a priority for global development.

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