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  3. RTE's Statement At UNESCO Webinar: Ensuring Quality Of Learning And Well-being For Young Children In The Context Of The COVID-19

RTE's statement at UNESCO webinar: Ensuring quality of learning and well-being for young children in the context of the COVID-19

Year of publication
2020
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Right to Education Initiative
Resource type
Statements

Keywords

  • ECCE
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RTE_Statement_UNESCO webinar_covid-19_ECCE_2020.pdf

Statement made by UNESCO during UNESCO webinar on ‘Ensuring quality of learning and well-being for young children in the context of COVID-19’ held on 15 July 2020. It highlighted the human rights dimension of early childhood care and education (ECCE).

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