Children and aids newsletter

Christine TUYISENGE:

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  What a ‘family-centered approach’ means for NGOs implementing services for orphans and vulnerable children in Rwanda
  
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  A civil society perspective on Rwanda’s comprehensive national strategy for orphans and vulnerable children:
  
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    How government and civil society organizations are working together to address children’s and families’ needs
    
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    What has been successful about the national strategy, what aspects still pose challenges?
    

Father Michael KELLY:

Field-based perspectives on a family-centered strategy from Zambia:

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  What a family-centered strategy could achieve in the Zambian context
  
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  How family-centered aspects are being incorporated (or why they are failing to be incorporated) in health service delivery and social protection programming in Zambia
  
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  What actions at global, national, and local levels would be most urgent to enable more effective implementation of family-centered strategies in the Zambian context—how can this agenda most effectively be advanced?
  

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