CSO Alternate report on the CRC-FIJI

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Fiji has made steady progress towards the realization of child rights since becoming a signatory of the Convention of the Rights of the Child in 1993. Since the review of the 3rd and 4th reports of Fiji on the implementation of the CRC, there were a number of significant changes that directly and indirectly affected […]

This is a summary of the findings of a study into the general feasibility of using Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA) in responding to disasters in Fiji. The Cash Learning Partnership (CaLP) defines CVA as programs where cash transfers or vouchers are provided directly to people and not to the government, in the context of […]

VULI TAUMADA SHISHAK (VTS) MAPPING REPORT 2015 MAPPING REPORT OF THE 50 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (ECE) CENTRES IN FIJI Data has been collected through focus groups and interviews with the individual communities, ECE committee and teachers.

In commemoration of Mother’s Day, Save the Children is publishing its 15th annual State of the World’s Mothers report. The focus is on millions of women and children living in fragile communities beset by conflict and natural disasters, and their everyday struggle to survive. More than 60 million women and children are in need of […]

Civil rights of children are probably the least understood rights and most challenging to realize. The Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) is the first international human rights instrument to explicitly recognize civil rights of children. The CRC specifically provides for civil rights and freedoms. In conjunction with the general principles of non-discrimination; […]

“OVERWHELMED WITH GRIEF” Shefali, who lives in a village in Bangladesh, has given birth to six children, but three died within a week of being born. She gave birth at home each time, without medical assistance.  Shefali lives in an isolated community in Sylhet that is surrounded by water or swamps for most of the […]

SUCCESS AND CHALLENGES IN ENDING PREVENTABLE CHILD DEATHS In the last generation there have been remarkable improvements in children’s chances of survival – thanks to concerted efforts by local communities, national governments, donors and international agencies. The number of children dying every year has almost halved since 1990 – down from 12 million to 6.6 […]