(e) Focus attention on child related issues relevant to child survival and development and children apos s rights UNICEF

IV. Child survival and development

C. Protecting children's rights to life, survival and development

Child survival needs a continuum of care approach that begins in pregnancy and extends through birth and childhood.

A child's right to survival and development is the first fundamental principle underlying the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

50. The Committee recommends that special protective measures be implemented in relation to children living in rural areas, children who are victims of abuse, children of single parent families, children born out of wedlock, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, children involved with the juvenile justice system, particularly when deprived of their liberty, children involved in child labour and children who, in order to survive, are forced to live and or work in the streets.

280. The Committee recommends that special protective measures be implemented in relation to children living in rural areas, children who are victims of abuse, children of single parent families, children born out of wedlock, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, children involved with the juvenile justice system, particularly when deprived of their liberty, children involved in child labour and children who, in order to survive, are forced to live and or work on the street.

They may be expected to undertake excessive family responsibilities and deprived of opportunities to participate in early childhood and primary education Discrimination against children with disabilities reduces survival prospects and quality of life.

The Goals for child survival will not be met without substantial reductions in neonatal mortality and child undernutrition.

The campaign was designed to achieve a direct and measurable impact on child survival and other UNICEF priorities, especially protection, education and early childhood development.

The Committee is particularly concerned at the insufficient measures and programmes for the protection of the rights of the most vulnerable children, especially girls, children living in rural areas, children who are victims of abuse, children of single parents, children born out of wedlock, abandoned children, disabled children, and children who are, in order to survive, forced to live and or work in the streets.

The Committee is particularly concerned at the insufficient measures and programmes for the protection of the rights of the most vulnerable children, especially girls, children living in rural areas, children who are victims of abuse, children of single parents, children born out of wedlock, abandoned children, disabled children and children who are, in order to survive, forced to live and or work on the street.

The linearity is very strong between child survival and money.

Disaggregated data and appropriate indicators seem to be lacking to assess the situation of children, especially those who are victims of abuse, ill treatment or child labour or are involved with the administration of juvenile justice, as well as the girl child, children of single parent families and those born out of wedlock, children in rural areas, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working in the streets.

Disaggregated data and appropriate indicators seem to be lacking to assess the situation of children, especially those who are victims of abuse, ill treatment or child labour or are involved with the administration of juvenile justice, as well as the girl child, children of single parent families and those born out of wedlock, children in rural areas, abandoned, institutionalized and disabled children, and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working on the street.

The Committee is particularly concerned at the insufficient measures and programmes for the protection of the rights of the most vulnerable children, especially children who are victims of abuse, children of single parents, children born out of wedlock, abandoned children, disabled children, children living in poverty and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working in the streets.

The Committee is particularly concerned at the insufficient measures and programmes for the protection of the rights of the most vulnerable children, especially children who are victims of abuse, children of single parents, children born out of wedlock, abandoned children, disabled children, children living in poverty and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working on the street.

Recalling the recommendations of the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children and the Plan of Action for Implementing the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children in the 1990s adopted by the World Summit for Children, in 1990,

Regarding focus area 1, young child survival and development, greater attention was needed on child survival, with more guidance given to countries not among the 60 priority countries with high child mortality rates.

Arab Regional Plan for the Survival, Protection and Development of Child

The campaign was designed to achieve a direct and measurable impact on child survival and other UNICEF priorities, especially protection, education and early childhood development.

Mr. NAJEM (Lebanon) said that after signing the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children at the World Summit for Children, his Government, through the supreme council on children, had developed a global plan of action for the survival, protection and development of children in all areas.

The Regional Director responded that UNICEF would support nationwide implementation of critical child survival programmes.

The Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses initiative is a major effort for the convergent delivery of services for child survival, growth and development.

As children made up 47.5 per cent of the population of the Philippines, her Government was keen to ensure that the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children were observed.

Article 6 refers to the child's inherent right to life and States parties' obligation to ensure, to the maximum extent possible, the survival and development of the child.

Other mechanisms for promoting the rights of the child included the Children s Rights Information Bureau and the publicity and technical committee for the survival, development, protection and participation of children.

Mr. Dhakal (Nepal) recalled that survival, protection, development and welfare of the children had been the primary goals of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and said that Nepal, a party to the Convention, was fully committed to protecting and promoting rights of children.

The Executive Director also highlighted the Accelerated Child Survival and Development (ACSD) programme as a model, noting the importance of an integrated approach to child survival.

Recalling the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children and the Plan of Action for Implementing the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children in the 1990s, adopted by the World Summit for Children, held in New York on 29 and 30 September 1990,

In Ethiopia, UNICEF and WFP jointly launched a three year child survival project linking delivery of healthcare with food distribution to increase the outreach of health services and the survival chances of the most vulnerable children.

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly those belonging to the most disadvantaged groups, including disabled children, children born out of wedlock, children ill treated and abused within the family, children who are victims of sexual exploitation, and children who are forced to live and or work in the streets in order to survive.

They can be used as a basis for designing programmes to improve the situation of children, particularly those belonging to the most disadvantaged groups, including disabled children, children born out of wedlock, children ill treated and abused within the family, children who are victims of sexual exploitation, and children who are forced to live and or work on the street in order to survive.

The Committee is particularly concerned at the insufficient policies, measures and programmes for the protection of the rights of the most vulnerable children, especially children living in poverty, children born out of wedlock, abandoned children, disabled children, children who are victims of abuse, children belonging to minority groups, especially Roma, and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working in the streets.

The Committee is particularly concerned at the insufficient policies, measures and programmes for the protection of the rights of the most vulnerable children, especially children living in poverty, children born out of wedlock, abandoned children, disabled children, children who are victims of abuse, children belonging to minority groups, especially Roma, and children who, in order to survive, are living and or working on the street.

In order to cope with those subhuman living conditions, they sometimes resorted to theft, prostitution and other offences.

Conflicts have continued to create large numbers of refugee and internally displaced children whose human rights, including the right to survival, are put at great risk.

education for children with learning difficulties (MLK) education for children with severe learning difficulties (ZMLK) education for deaf and hearing impaired children

It raised the issues of female genital mutilation child pornography and incest child labour and sexual exploitation, discrimination, survival and development.

Failure to take all necessary measures to promote the survival and development of disabled children on an equal basis with other children represented a profound violation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Failure to take all necessary measures to promote the survival and development of disabled children on an equal basis with other children represented a profound violation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

The United Republic of Tanzania devoted the Day of the African Child to reviewing the implementation of its National Plan for the Survival, Protection and Development of Children.

7. Reaffirms the need for effective follow up to the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children and the Plan of Action for Implementing the World Declaration on the Survival, Protection and Development of Children in the 1990s A 45 625, annex.

Investing now in the survival, education and protection of children is indeed investing in the future of Haiti.

173. The Committee further recommends that firm measures be taken to ensure the right of survival of all children in Nepal, including those who live and or work on the street.