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LATIN AMERICA

                                                                                              COLOMBIA: A pilot project has just been completed in the community of Fabio Molina, in the town of La Tebaida, Quindio. The pilot is part of a wider project which is taking place in several areas of the country, and with the focus on protection from violence in early childhood. This initiative is being realized through the cooperation of three partner organizations: ICDP, IICRD and CINDE....Read More





EUROPE


NORWAY: The Norwegian Ministry of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion initiated and financed a non-randomised comparison study conducted between 2007 and 2010. The main findings of the Evaluation of the Parental guidance programme based on the International Child Development Programme were  presented at a seminar organized by the Ministry, which took place in Oslo on the 27th of September .... Read More

OTHER NEWS

TV PROGRAMME IN GUATEMALA:  The eight guidelines for good interaction of the ICDP programme have been used as the main content of a TV series ....Read More
 
 


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AFRICA

MOZAMBIQUE: ICDP  Mozambique is cooperating with the civil society, with several organizations and local networks, with the objective of improving the child protection systems, as well as promoting children's healthy development. The overarching objective is to help improve the quality of care for vulnerable children, by enabling caregivers of both genders to fulfil their roles and responsibilities in the best possible way...Read More


GLOBAL PRESENCE


International Child Development Programmes began developing in 1985 but an organisation was not founded until 1992 when we registered as an international NGO, in Oslo, Norway...
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