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Webinar | The Power of Parenting in the Early Years: Presenting UNICEF’s Parenting Support Framework for Europe and Central Asia
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Fathers matter, too! Supporting men's engagement in children’s care and development  This webinar will shine a light on the critical role of fathers in child development, delving into strategies to bolster their involvement in caregiving. Additionally, it will introduce the Engaging Men in Nurturing Care initiative active in Italy, Portugal, and Spain, which aims to reshape policies and practices at both local and national levels to cultivate environments that champion paternal involvement.
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TOY webinar for Global Intergenerational Week
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The role of developmental screening of young children in data collection systems
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Applying the Nurturing Care Framework to multisectoral M&E systems for early childhood development In this webinar, learn how the Nurturing Care Framework can be used at national and subnational levels within the context of multisectoral monitoring and evaluation systems and hear a practical country example of its application in this context. This webinar is part of the series, "From Fragmentation to a Unity of Effort for Early Childhood Development" covering the SDGs and multisectoral ECD monitoring and evaluation systems.
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Co-Constructing a Climate Resilient Future: Putting our trust in the children  Join ARNEC and Save the Childrenfor a discussion featuring The City School of ELC International Schools Bangkok as they share how they were inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach to Education to develop children and teachers’ adaptive capacities through a rewilding project with children of six and seven years of age. 
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Places to Grow Conference: Celebrating Collaboration and Innovation in Early Childhood Development (ECD) 
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Watch the recording from this webinar here. To find relevant reports, visit the OECD Library.
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The Diversity+ project earns perfect score of 100/100 We are excited to announce that the Erasmus+ project “Diversity+” has received a perfect score of 100/100 from the Italian Erasmus+ National Agency INDIRE for its outstanding efforts in promoting diversity and inclusion. 
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Young children with disabilities have a greater chance of being institutionalised, segregated in special schools and face greater risks of violence and abuse, in and out of their family setting.
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