Campaigning in Mozambique

We are doing whatever it takes to reach every last child

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Mozambique

We're campaigning so that every last child survives and learns.

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Child Marriage criminalised by law in Mozambique

by Marcal Monteiro on Wed 24 Jul 2019

After almost two years of extensive collaborative and advocacy work, the Parliament in Mozambique approved the Law on Prevention and Combat of Premature Unions (child marriages). The new law aims...

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Report: Unequal Portions

Published: Fri 10 Jun 2016

Good nutrition – a healthy, balanced, adequate diet – is a matter of life or death. And the difference between surviving or thriving. It is essential for a healthy immune system, to protect against...

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Community health workers saving children's lives in hard to reach areas

by Tanu Anand on Wed 20 Apr 2016

Each year more than six million children under the age of five die of preventable causes. Nearly two million of these deaths are attributable to just three causes: pneumonia, diarrhoea and malaria....

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Campaign focus

Read more about campaigning in some of our other countries.

Armenia
Armenia

Europe and the Middle East

In Armenia we are campaigning for Every Last Child's right to live in a Family Environment. Save the Children Armenia Representative Office is focused on campaigning for - and supporting the government in - developing and implementing stronger policies for family strengthening and family-based alternatives to care. Government approved different models of community based services for children without appropriate care and their families are available. By investing in foster care as a viable alternative to institutions, and ensuring that decisions regarding alternative care of children are guided first and foremost by the best interest of the child, Armenia can significantly improve the lives and future prospects of these children.

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Rwanda
Rwanda

Africa

We're campaigning for the poorest children, particularly those in rural areas:  The current education system does not meet the needs of all children, particularly the poorest.  Despite commitments, the state has not invested in early childhood education services, provision is not free but dependant on parental capacity to pay.

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Nicaragua
Nicaragua

Americas

We're campaigning for rural youths, inclunding indigenous groups, living in extreme poverty where they don’t have access to quality basic education and healthcare.

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Tanzania
Tanzania

Africa

We're campaigning for girls at risk of child marriage: Almost two out of five girls in Tanzania are married before their 18th birthday.  

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