Publications on Children
Fact Sheet: Children and HIV
Resource | Fact Sheets,
Despite continuing progress in stopping new HIV infections among children there are still major challenges in ensuring access to effective antiretroviral therapy for children living with HIV. The challenges start with diagnosing HIV among children.
 
 
Factsheet 5: Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) in Nepal, as of Asar 2073 (July 2016)
Resource | Fact Sheets,

Background:
- Comprehensive PMTCT service started in Nepal in February 2005.
- Community-based PMTCT (CB-PMTCT) program is expanded in 55 districts (Global Fund: 32 districts, UNICEF: 14 districts and GoN: 9 districts) where HIV screening and counseling is done among every ANC visitors at the district.
- Free ARV drugs are available from 65 ART sites in 59 districts from where HIV-positive mothers can receive treatment.
- Early Infant Diagnosis (EID) service is available for babies born to the HIV-positive mothers.

 
 
National Guidelines on Management of Common and Opportunistic Infections in HIV-infected Infants, Children and Adolescents in Cambodia (4th Edition)
Resource | Guidelines,
This guideline should be used as an important tool to assist pediatricians in providing high quality and standardized treatment to HIV-infected children aged less than 15 years in Cambodia.
 
 
Operational Framework for the Global Strategy for Women, Children and Adolescents Health
Resource | Tools,
This Operational Framework is intended to accompany the Global Strategy and to serve as a resource for national governments and the wide diversity of stakeholders within countries whose contributions are vital to improving the health and well-being of women, children and adolescents – including civil society, the private sector and development partners.
 
 
The Philippines: A Historic Opportunity to End Violence Against Children
Resource | Publications,
The Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children was invited to make a technical support and learning visit to the Philippines (11-15 April 2016). Meetings were held with government and non-governmental partners with the aim of sharing and discussing experience of the Philippines and other countries in preventing and addressing violence against children.
 
 
Tackling Child Marriage and Early Childbearing in India: Lessons from Young Lives
Resource | Publications,
In this policy brief, Young Lives looks at child marriage rates in India to help inform policy and programming efforts.
 
 
Strategic Plan 2016-2020
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The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health is fully aligned with the Every Woman Every Child (EWEC) movement and the Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health. We share a vision of a world in which every woman, child and adolescent in every setting realises their rights to physical and mental health and well-being, has social and economic opportunities and is able to participate fully in shaping prosperous and sustainable societies. Collectively, we have the knowledge, the tools, and the capability to achieve this vision.

 
 
Global Strategy for Women, Children and Adolescents Health (2016-2030)
Resource | Publications,
This updated Global Strategy, spanning the 15 years of the SDGs, provides guidance to accelerate momentum for women’s, children’s and adolescents’ health. It should achieve nothing less than a transformation in health and sustainable development by 2030 for all women, children and adolescents, everywhere.
 
 
FOCUS ON: Happy, Healthy Babies: Preventing Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV
Resource | Publications,
Every year, approximately 1.5 million HIV-positive women give birth. If they are unable to access medicine and services, they run the risk of transmitting HIV to their babies during pregnancy, delivery and the breastfeeding period.
 
 
Toolkit on Mapping Legal, Health and Social Services Responses to Child Maltreatment
Resource | Tools,
The goal of this toolkit is to provide researchers with more information on methodological strategies and considerations when conducting agency studies on child maltreatment to increase the use and success of this kind of research in countries and jurisdictions around the globe. Such research may then lead to more structured agency data collection systems to inform practice in the area of child maltreatment.