Young Lives Presentation and Seminar
Dear Friends,
I hope you can attend this invitation-only event on Wednesday, February 8. Our colleagues from University of Oxford will be in New York to discuss their groundbreaking Young... read more
Start date 02-07-2012 | End date 02-08-2012
Monitoring Health Equity in the MDGs: A Practical Guide
This guide is for researchers, program staff and policy makers interested in undertaking equity-sensitive monitoring of key health (or other development) indicators within a given country (as opposed to cross-national... read more Posted on 12-31-1969
Monitoring Health Equity in the MDGs: A Practical Guide
The global consensus represented by the MDGs is a new point of departure for the development community. The UN Millennium Project and scores of other decision-makers, activists, bilateral aid organizations,... read more Posted on 02-07-2011
Editorial from Director Alberto Minujin
Dear Friends,
At Equity for Children, we are continuing year 2011 by examining the broad themes of Equity and Equality through reports, publications, the latest research and up-to-date data. In addition,... read more Posted on 02-07-2011
New School - UNICEF International Conferences
GPIA / UNICEF International Conferences, 2004 – 2008
Starting in 2004 the GPIA began a series of annual, international conferences in partnership with UNICEF. UNICEF provides the base funding for these... read more Posted on 06-30-2010
UNAIDS and HIV Education: Monitoring and Evaluation Framework
The education sector plays a critical role in national responses to the HIV epidemic. However, this contribution is often poorly appreciated and understood due to limited, difficult-to-measure data and the... read more Posted on 11-24-2009
Making the Philippine MDG Report Gender-Responsive
"Gender is an overarching theme that encompasses the eight Millennium Development Goals the world’s nations have committed to achieve by 2015. Yet, country reports, including the Philippines’, have still to... read more Posted on 11-23-2009
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