UNICEF and relevant partners in the Nurturing Care Framework issued a guidance note about the role of the health sector alongside other sectors and actors.
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UNICEF published a brochure: A resource for Monitoring and Action: Country Profiles on Early Childhood Development.
The Arab Council for Childhood and Development respectively published in winter and summer 2019 Issues 35 and 36 of Khutwa (Step), a magazine specialized in Early Childhood.
At the end of 2018, the Early Childhood Peace Consortium released a brief on contributions of Early Childhood Development services to preventing violent conflict and sustaining peace.
The Arab Council for Childhood and Development published in autumn 2018 Issue 34 of Khutwa (Step), a magazine specialized in Early Childhood. This issue focuses on “child and violence”.
The Regional Office for UNICEF in Europe and Central Asia issued a report assessing the status and quality of education for the early childhood phase in the following countries: Albania, Bosnia and
On its website, the UNICEF published a blog post titled “Getting every child ready to learn”.
The World Bank issued a report (July 2018) titled “Missed Opportunities: The High Cost of Not Educating Girls.”
The International Federation for Family Development (IFFD) published a research paper in November 2018 titled “Toward strengthening Parental Stability: Assisting Parents through Education”.
The Early Childhood Workforce Initiative (ECWI) released two reports that shed critical insights on how policymakers and others can better support the child care workers, preschool teachers, teache