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Progress being achieved in Child Protection through the Child Resilience and Protection Project.

November 9, 2022

Progress being achieved in Child Protection through the Child Resilience and Protection Project.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Partners in the Child Resilience and Protection Project (CRPP) met for their annual planning session to reflect on the progress of project implementation during 2022 and the plan for 2023. The CRPP aims to strengthen the child protection system, nurture children’s and adolescents’ well-being, and help support schools to be better equipped to respond to disasters. The project is being executed by UNICEF in the Netherlands in collaboration with the Government of Sint Maarten.

“The planning for 2022 was ambitious and demanded a lot of time and dedication from the many stakeholders who play a part in child development ...

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