Sentence examples for implementing child from inspiring English sources

In recognition of this, an Integrated Childhood Development Sub-committee of the Cambodian National Council for Children was formed to facilitate, monitor and co-ordinate actions of all ministries responsible for implementing child health, growth and development activities.

There is a lack of organized efforts to improve child care and education system such as the efforts to let nursery teachers develop common understanding of childcare guidance and goals and provide well-planned childcare programs, and to evaluate and reexamine childcare practices in implementing child care and education plans and teaching plans.

During this time, companies are trying whatever they can to cut costs, including implementing child labor, mechanizing the plucking industry--according to one of the workers: "the machines pluck everything including snakes and spiders, while the tea pluckers pluck tea --and hiring casuals or "tea --and" workers atea --andages and reduced benefits.

Thus, this score estimates the percent of days between each home visit that the mother reported implementing child stimulation activities.

The organization is implementing child protection measures and is helping to train people on the ground to provide support and counselling.

Moldova also participates in dialogue with the international treaty body, the Committee on the Rights of the Child, which monitors the progress of implementing child rights periodically.

Of particular note are the efforts made by teachers, supported by school administration, in implementing child-centered active teaching and learning practices.

© UNICEF/NYHQ2008-1363/Pietrasik These country examples correspond with the chapters of the Child-Friendly Schools Manual, which serves as a practical reference on understanding, building and implementing child-friendly schools.

Learners in child-friendly schools felt safe, supported, and engaged, and believed that the adults in the school support the inclusion and success of all students in schools that had high levels of family and community participation and were implementing child-centred pedagogical approaches.

Today, many of ILO's member states implement child labour surveys, helping us to produce reliable global statistics based on a shared understanding of the problem and as a result ILO recently published new estimates demonstrating that child labour has decreased from 245 million to 168 million over a period of 12 years.

The findings have implications for policymakers and legislators who create and implement child care standards and subsidy policies.