We have previously highlighted the enormous sacrifice the world’s children are being asked to make to help protect the most vulnerable from COVID-19. Now, we’re outlining five actions we should start working on today to ensure children’s services are back up and running as soon as possible, and that they return strengthened and improved.
Dr Emma Hannay
From Peril to Promise: Our Debt to Children
In the long run, the world must commit to paying back the debt to children that is mounting up during this global emergency, just as it did after World War II.
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Every leg in this race is important, but it is typically the first that attracts the lion’s share of attention and resources.
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