Ms. de Bruin discusses how the UNICEF Learning for Peace program in the Ivory Coast empowers women of different ethnicities at early childhood development centers to build trust and peace for their children, families, and communities.
Featured in this section are podcasts from the ECPC series “Pathways to Peace” that pertain to early childhood development programs by world region.
AKDN brings together a number of development agencies, institutions, and programmes that work in Asia and Africa. A central feature of the AKDN’s approach to development is to design and implement strategies in particular settings to help those in need achieve a level of self-reliance and improve the quality of life.
AFECN is an independent professional network that brings together civil society, academia, private entrepreneurs and individuals at national and regional levels to promote holistic child development.
The central axis of CINDE is the creation of suitable environments for the healthy physical and psychosocial development of children and young people living in vulnerable conditions in Colombia.
Anwarul K. Chowdhury
1. Peace is a Lifelong Process: The Importance of Partnerships
Mrs. Suna Hanöz-Penney currently works as the Director of Strategy, International Programmes and Partnerships at AÇEV— Mother Child Education Foundation. Her work involves building collaborative partnerships, while she manages the transfer and implementation of AÇEV’s educational programmes to local organizations in numerous countries including Cambodia, Tanzania, Lao PDR, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, and Brazil.
Launched in New Delhi in November 2014, the Know Violence in Childhood: A Global Learning Initiative was established as a collective response by individuals from multilateral institutions, non-governmental organisations and funding agencies concerned about the global impact of violence in childhood and the lack of investment in effective violence prevention strategies. (See http://www.knowviolenceinchildhood.org/)
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