Sentence examples for achieved for children from inspiring English sources

The Special Session, an end-of-decade follow-up to the 1990 World Summit for Children, will present world leaders with a detailed review of what has been achieved for children and what has not been achieved.

At the Special Session on Children - rescheduled from last September due to the attacks - governments will review what has been achieved for children over the last decade and, crucially, what has not.

Long-term security and future adult wellbeing can be achieved for children in different ways.

However, new crises, such as the cholera outbreak, should not overshadow the results achieved for children, says the report, which highlights successes in programmes such as child immunisation and malnutrition.

The guiding rationale was that by providing a coherent curriculum framework with common practice principles, greater continuity would be achieved for children as they moved between service settings throughout the week and throughout their childhood.

"Eritrea has provided an example that if concerted efforts are made, a lot can be achieved for children," she said.

There are many which are doing really well, often facing the same resource pressures but making it work anyway; almost always because of strong, focused practice leadership, people who know what they need to achieve for children and families, and know how to get there.

Through a series of events during the packed week, UNICEF has renewed its vigour to achieve for children what the Millennium Declaration envisaged in 2000 – and to ensure that children are at the centre of the sustainable world to come.

Summed up by Colin Davis, the Deputy Representative UNICEF Philippines: "God bless you Persy, and may your dedication and bright spirit be an inspiration to those who strive to achieve for children in Pakistan, and all over the world".

One reason that sufficient adherence can be hard to achieve for children is that they have to rely on their caregivers for it, caregivers who are often themselves in poor health due to HIV or difficult social circumstances [ 25].

While following an evaluative approach, it did not constitute a full-scale evaluation aimed at exhaustively documenting the results UNICEF achieved or did not achieve for children and women in Haiti or the many factors that have affected its response since this extraordinary disaster.