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Corporations must similarly be compelled to ensure the well-being of India's future human capital by promoting child-friendly development.

This will include capacity-building for implementation of quality education standards in schools from the perspective of child friendly schools; development of improved methods of assessment for children in primary school; and an action plan for prevention of violence in schools.

The project will develop model girl and child friendly schools, support PTA development and also Alternative Basic Education ABEE) facilities to address the special social conditions of people living in the designated areas.

UNICEF supports the development of child friendly policies, building the capacity of institutions that deliver essential services to children and convening all duty bearers to realize the full rights of Iraqi children.

Maintaining its comparative advantage in health, nutrition, education, water and sanitation, child protection and social policy, UNICEF supports the development of child friendly policies, building the capacity of institutions that deliver essential services to children and convening all duty bearers to realize the full rights of Iraqi children.

We highly support the development of child friendly schools and kindergartens in Mongolia that have elements of inclusiveness, academic effectiveness, gender-sensitivity, a healthy, safe and protective environment with families and communities participation", noted Mohamed M. Fall, UNICEF Representative in Mongolia.

We highly support the development of child friendly schools and kindergartens in Mongolia that have elements of inclusiveness, academic effectiveness, gender-sensitivity, a healthy, safe and protective environment with families and communities participation", noted Gilles Fagninou, UNICEF Deputy Representative in Mongolia.

Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), 24 September 2015 – UNICEF together with the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City co-organized today a high level roundtable conference to prepare the ground for the development of a Child Friendly City Initiative to promote better quality lives for vulnerable children in Viet Nam's most prosperous city.

These projects dealt with a variety of thematic areas, e.g. HIV/AIDS, malaria, girls' education, child friendly schools, internally displaced persons (IDPs), community development, and alternative care.

"Social development initiatives such as the child friendly villages can only have a positive impact if they are complementary to government efforts, on national and local level", says Aysel Sabahoglu, child rights officer of Terre des Hommes.

In some cases, this has meant higher level results, for instance, in the scaling up of programmes in life skills education, early childhood development, family and child investigations, and child friendly schools.