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This article published in the Zero to Three Journal looks at how to address the needs of young children with disabilities and their families, who are among the most underserved and marginalized in all regions of the world. Sketched out in the article are concepts and tools that engage diverse stakeholders in the mission to "leave no one behind" through inclusive early childhood development interventions.

This article published in Child: care, health and development examines evidence of the uptake and impact of the UNICEF and WHO program Care for Child Development (CCD). Published and unpublished evaluations have found that CCD interventions can improve child development, growth and health, as well as responsive caregiving.

In its resolution 28/11, the Human Rights Council recognized the ongoing need to clarify some aspects of the human rights obligations relating to the environment. The Council asked the Special Rapporteur to continue to study those obligations, in consultation with Governments, […]

This document aims to answer basic questions about cash transfers, to illustrate what UNICEF does, and provide evidence and research from inside and outside the organization to support activities in countries.

This paper analyzes social protection policies for families and early childhood focusing on three main policies: family allowances and other types of monetary transfers for families with children, work leaves and early childhood education and care (ECEC) policies worldwide.