Authors and panellists introduced key findings and recommendations from a new four-part series published in The Lancet to advance health sector interventions for women and children in conflict settings.

Ghana was the first country to organize a national launch of the Nurturing Care Framework following the global launch alongside the World Health Assembly in 2018. A key focus since the launch has been to identify ways to contextualize the Nurturing Care Framework for Ghana. This webinar, hosted by the Early Childhood Network Ghana, provided an opportunity to take stock of what has transpired and explore emerging opportunities.

This webinar focused on status and solutions in promoting health and nutrition for young children in the Asia-Pacific region during and beyond the pandemic.

ISSA, in collaboration with UNICEF Serbia and the LEGO Foundation, will share how playful parenting can be used as a vehicle to create nurturing “orbits” around families while building on their strengths.

This ARNEC webinar focussed on the status and solutions involved in providing early learning opportunities for young children in the Asia-Pacific region during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Madagascar on 11 December 2020, a half-day advocacy meeting was held with Ministers, representatives from the National Office of Nutrition and the Prime Minister’s office, funders and partners. The aim was to sensitize the high level stakeholders and obtain their commitment and support to finalize the multisectoral ECD strategy.

ECDAN, UNICEF, the Aga Khan Foundation and the LEGO Foundation hosted this webinar on 9 December 2020 to discuss nurturing care for children with development delays and disabilities.

This three-part webinar series from AfECN looked at Playful Parenting. Each webinar was translated into English, Portuguese and French.

The first part of this webinar focused on nurturing care and the second part focused on non-communicable diseases in children and adolescents living with HIV.

In Madagascar a 3-day workshop was organized for technical staff from relevant ministries and partners. The aim was to foster a common understanding of ECD across sectors and advance finalization of a national multisectoral ECD strategy.