+ Follow DAVAO CITY AND NORTHERN SAMAR Tag
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[Title] => P900-M program for kids in South launched
[Summary] => DAVAO CITY — The Australian government and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) launched here last Thursday a P900-million, five-year program aimed at bridging the gap between children in depressed and developed areas in the country.
The Australian-funded project dubbed as the "Child-Friendly Movement: Accelerated Efforts to Reduce Disparities in Southern Philippines" is expected to benefit disadvantaged children in 10 areas in Mindanao and Northern Samar where children aged below 18 comprise 43 percent of the local population.
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[Summary] => The Australian government, through the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), has given the Philippines a P901.8-million grant to improve the lives of children in Mindanao.
According to Dr. Nicholas Alipui, UNICEF country representative, the agency intends to use the contribution to help "assisted areas" catch up with the rest of the country in "child well-being indicators."
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DAVAO CITY AND NORTHERN SAMAR
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The Australian-funded project dubbed as the "Child-Friendly Movement: Accelerated Efforts to Reduce Disparities in Southern Philippines" is expected to benefit disadvantaged children in 10 areas in Mindanao and Northern Samar where children aged below 18 comprise 43 percent of the local population.
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According to Dr. Nicholas Alipui, UNICEF country representative, the agency intends to use the contribution to help "assisted areas" catch up with the rest of the country in "child well-being indicators."
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