Start possible until January 2022, online.
How can we ensure that we don’t fail the next generation of children? What investments do we need to make an impact? What implementation decisions do we need to make for program success?
An estimated 250 million children in low- and middle-income countries risk not meeting their development potential in the first five years of life – leading to lifelong impacts on health, learning, behavior, and overall adult productivity.
During this critical time, strategic interventions can ensure children have a strong foundation to lead healthy, productive lives as engaged citizens.
The course begins with a review of basic early childhood development concepts and successful implementation programs around the world. We learn why some programs succeed where others do less well and what strategies are key for enabling widespread adaptation of quality programming. For those working around the world in early childhood development programs, this course allows you to reflect and evaluate your own organization by reviewing real-world case successes, as well as a new global perspective from other learners. You will complete the course with new plans and ideas ready to implement within your program.
Location: online For more information and detailed program visit the website.
Published in GI-Mail 09/2021 (English & German edition).
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