We are grateful to receive donations from individuals and enterprises for the children and women in the affected areas" said Mr. Christian Salazar, Officer-in-charge of UNICEF Viet Nam.
These communities need good jobs that can support families, turbocharge the economy and revitalize neighborhoods by delivering new infrastructure and enterprise in community health, caring for children and the elderly, making innovations in clean energy and developing improved transportation.
Educating infants and toddlers has historically been a private enterprise: home was the "right" place for children, and mothers assumed to be the primarily responsive adult (Bloch 1987; Fuller 2007).
"A BUDGET for Britain"; a "budget for children"; a "budget for enterprise"; a "budget for jobs": all these descriptions of Gordon Brown's 1999 budget were used to describe one or other of the budgets of his five Conservative predecessors.
Thus, school personnel must possess a genuine belief that shared responsibility for multiple aspects of the educational enterprise will result in improved learning environments for children and youth.
It challenges all of us -- governments, insurgent movements, the UN System, regional organizations, civil society and private enterprise -- to do more, and do better, for children in conflict.
The Aldeans explain that they have been unable to bear children for many years and revealed themselves to the Enterprise in hopes they could trade their advanced technology for some of the Enterprise's children so that they can re-populate their world.
He said that Moose Enterprise came to him nearly two years ago with samples of Japanese-made beads for children that also stick together when sprinkled with water.
Staff and parents from the social enterprise project Parentzone tell us how they would like to make the internet safer for children.
The surf house supports a social enterprise, La Choza Chula, which has built a secondary school and library in the village, and provides English lessons for children.
