This conference in Kazakhstan served as a platform to advance practical solutions for strengthening primary health care, reducing inequalities, supporting early childhood development, creating safer school and digital environments, and promoting the mental health of children and young people.

The International Developmental Pediatrics Association Congress brought together participants from multiple disciplines, including all aspects of service delivery from research to child development and developmental disabilities.

This webinar presented an opportunity to shift the discourse and position children at the center of climate negotiations. Participants heard from some of the groups leading these efforts and learned how to help influence the planning process in their own countries.

Participants joined the Moving Minds Alliance for their quarterly showcase, where they spotlighted sustainable and innovative ECD programmes and research projects. The webinar also featured a presentation of resources and opportunities for collaboration.

Participants heard experts from China, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand & Vietnam share insights on innovations, challenges, and scaling parenting support across the region.

This webinar looked at the forthcoming WHO/UNICEF Strategy for Child and Adolescent Health and Well-being (2026–2030), a regional roadmap that responds to stagnating health outcomes and emerging threats with integrated, cross-sector solutions.

This ARNEC and ECCD Council of the Philippines conference addressed the theme: "Advancing Equitable and Inclusive Early Childhood Development (ECD) Services: The critical role of effective local governance".

This webinar marked the official launch of the Guide on Designing, Implementing, Evaluating, and Scaling Up Parenting Interventions, developed by WHO in collaboration with Parenting for Lifelong Health and the Global Initiative to Support Parents.

This WHO webinar was the first in a series looking at why effective measurement in ECD is critical, and highlighting the value of the GSED package. It was structured to cater to both technical and non-technical participants with varying levels of expertise.

This Moving Minds Alliance webinar series consisted of five bi-monthly episodes, bringing diverse voices together to look at change-focused actions to promote equitable and dignified access to holistic nurturing care for young children in crisis.

This IPA webinar aimed to equip participants with the latest strategies for promoting healthy child development, identifying early signs of concern, and implementing timely interventions.

The Kenya Paediatric Association and the Early Childhood Development Learning Collaborative hosted this webinar to discuss the role of paediatric associations in advancing nurturing care in the health sector.

This meeting was co-organized by UNICEF ESARO and WHO AFRO. It brought together participants from Botswana, Burundi, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania, and Zambia. Participants included government delegates from the Ministry of Health; Ministry of Gender; Office of the President of First Lady; and sub-national government; as well as WHO and UNICEF staff and partners.

In this webinar experts explored the profound effects of conflict and displacement on early childhood development and discussed strategies to mitigate the long-term effects.

UNICEF, in collaboration with the University of the Witwatersrand and WHO, developed the Caring for the Caregiver package to increase frontline workers’ capacity to provide adequate counselling and parenting support services. Using a family centered approach, the CFC intervention activities improve caregivers’ emotional well-being and their social support to enable nurturing care for improved child development outcomes.

Join this WHO, UNICEF and SUN webinar series to hear from key experts about the foundation and commitment needed to tackle malnutrition in all its forms.

This two-part Lancet series focuses on the transition to the ‘next 1,000 days’ of the life course, describing why this developmental period matters, identifying the environments of care, risks, and protective factors that shape children’s development, estimating the number of children who receive adequate nurturing care, and examining whether current interventions are meeting children’s needs.

The conference theme, It Takes an Early Childhood Ecosystem for All Young Children to Thrive, recognizes that we live in disruptive and increasingly challenging times where the concern for protecting and asserting the importance of safe, healthy, and happy childhoods is more pressing than ever.

AfECN and partners launched this Compendium, providing a summary of key findings, learnings and recommendations from 28 of the parenting programmes presented at the earlier Convening.

The International Pediatric Association (IPA) hosted a second webinar focused on early childhood development. This webinar included examples from Lebanon and India on how to promote nurturing care in health settings.

This session kicked-off the Climate Change and Health Forum, the second phase of the Child Health Task Force’s successful 2022-23 webinar series on climate change and children’s health.

A deeper dive into the integrated management of childhood illnesses (IMCI) and exploration of IMCI as a tool in primary healthcare services for children.

Health Systems for Early Child Development hosted this webinar on the power of parenting in the early years, and launched UNICEF's new Parenting Support Framework for Europe and Central Asia.

In humanitarian crises, young children pay the highest price. In this webinar, speakers will explore the issues and look at the experience of implementing humanitarian services in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh.

This RISE/UNICEF webinar unpacked the role of developmental screening tools in providing care and services to young children and their families and their importance as a central component of national data collection systems.

In this webinar Health Systems for Early Child Development and partners unveiled new regional resources in support of better services for child health and development.

Leading experts came together to share the Building Brains Evidence Synthesis, a report taking stock of Building Brains evidence gathered across 49 countries over the past 10 years.

This interactive discussion from the Playful Parenting Community looked at beliefs and practices around play in five distinct country contexts: Bhutan, Guatemala, Rwanda, Serbia, and Zambia.

Ce webinaire, organisé par l’UNICEF et l’OMS, offre une vue d'ensemble des soins attentifs pour le développement de la petite enfance, le Cadre des soins attentifs et, en s’appuyant sur le Guide Pratique des Soins Attentifs, des suggestions sur la manière de renforcer les soins attentifs par l’intermédiaire des services existants de santé et de nutrition. La présentation est suivie par des réflexions de la parte de l’Association des pédiatres d’Afrique noire francophone sur le rôle des pédiatres, par l’OMS concernant un atelier sur l’opérationnalisation du Cadre des Soins Attentifs dans les pays francophones de l’Afrique en 2019, et les expériences vécues concernant la collaboration multisectorielle et mise en œuvre du Cadre des Soins Attentifs (exemples partagé par Chad, Mali et Niger).

In this webinar WHO introduced the new WHO Academy Platform and the online Smart dIMCI course for training health workers on Integrated Management of Childhood Illness.