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Case studies: Child participatioin and Accountability 2012
This is a set of ten case studies demonstrating Save the Children’s practice in Accountability and Child Participation from across the globe. They are intended for use by Save the Children staff both at Head Office and in Country Programmes and are intend
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Sigamos la “Hoja de Ruta” para terminar con la violencia hacia los niños y niñas
A Save the Children publication specially prepared for children and adolescents on the follow up work on the recommendations of the United Nations Study on Violence against Children. It reflects the outcome of a two-day regional event hosted in Asunción,
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La Regulación de los Medios de Comunicación y los Derechos de los Niños, Niñas y Adolescentes. Un análisis del marco legal de 14 países latinoamericanos, desde la perspectiva de la promoción y protección
This document, published by ANDI and the ANDI Latin America Network with the support of Save the Children Sweden, presents an analysis of legal frameworks related to the regulations of the media and the promotion of children's rights in 14 countries in La
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Children and adolescents without parental care in Latin America: Contexts, causes and consequences of the deprivation of the right to community- family- based care
This paper is based on the Latin American Report 'Children and adolescents without parental care in Latin America- Contexts, causes and consequences of the deprivation of the right to community- family- based care', which was prepared using reports from 1
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Let us follow the "Road map" to end violence against children
A Save the Children publication specially prepared for children and adolescents on the follow up work on the recommendations of the United Nations Study on Violence against Children. It reflects the outcome of a two-day regional event hosted in Asunción,
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Turn up the volume: children and youth advance their rights in media
There are around two billion young people under 18 alive somewhere in the world. That’s 2,000,000,000 individuals, one-third of the world’s population! Yet despite these numbers, children and young people in many societies are rarely heard. They often hav
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Boletín Informativo de Save the Children International- Primer Trimestre 2013
This first quarterly issue of Save the Children International's Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) Newsletter includes information on what is happening in the countries with Save the Children International (SCI) offices (Nicaragua, Peru, El Salvador, Haiti
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Experiencias de Inversión en Niñez en América Latina y el Caribe apoyadas por Save the Children
Esta publicación es el producto tangible del “Seminario Regional sobre Inversión en la Niñez y la Adolescencia”, es resultado de la producción colectiva de Save the Children en la región, y de la iniciativa e ingenio de organizaciones socias, aliados y de
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Hoja de Ruta- Encuentro Sudamericano de Seguimiento al Estudio de Naciones Unidas sobre la Violencia contra los Niños, Niñas y Adolescentes, Asunción 28 y 29 Abril 2011
A Road Map for moving forward, in the framework of international standards on children's rights in South America, following the I South American Gathering on the Follow-up to the recommendations of UN Study on Violence against children, held 28-29 April 2
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Eliminating health inequities: Every woman and every child counts
Health inequities are affecting the life and future of all vulnerable groups of society across the world, creating systems of social injustice. This report provides evidence that health inequities can and need to be addressed through a holistic approach.
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Make it Right. Ending the Crisis in Girls' Education
A report by the Global Campaign for Education & RESULTS Educational Fund on gender discrimination and the right to education. It shows that millions of girls are being forced out of school because of poverty, child labour, early child marriage, the threat
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Poverty Alleviation and Child Labor in Ecuador
Poor women with children in Ecuador were selected at random for a cash transfer equivalent to 7 percent of monthly expenditures. The transfer is greater than the increase in schooling costs at the end of primary school, but it is less than 20 percent of m