The Gambia Early Childhood Development
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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This report presents an analysis of the
early childhood development (ECD) programs and policies that
affect young children in the Gambia and recommendations to
move forward. This report is part of a series of reports
prepared by the World Bank using the systems approach for
better education results (SABER) - ECD framework and
includes analysis of early learning, health, nutrition, and
social and child protection policies, and interventions in
the Gambia, along with regional and international comparisons.
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SANITATION, INFANT MORTALITY RATES, CHILD HEALTH, SOCIAL MOBILIZATION, CAREGIVERS, POLICY GOALS, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, BASIC EDUCATION, QUALITY OF SERVICES, LOCAL AUTHORITIES, RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS, PEOPLE, ABUSE, INFORMED DECISIONS, SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS, INFANT FEEDING, ANTENATAL CARE, HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS, POLICY FRAMEWORK, PREVENTION, LAWS, EQUITABLE ACCESS, FOOD SUPPLEMENTS, LIVE BIRTHS, COMMUNITY HEALTH, SOCIAL WORK, GOOD GOVERNANCE, POPULATION GROUPS, DISCRIMINATION, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH POLICY, HEALTH CARE, ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME, LEGAL STATUS, NATIONAL POLICIES, HEALTH, BREAST MILK, HEALTH WORKERS, DEVELOPMENT GOALS, GLOBAL POLICY, GOVERNMENT SUPPORT, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, HEALTH FACILITIES, WORLD COMMUNITY, HOSPITAL, PUBLIC HEALTH, EFFECTIVE POLICIES, DAY CARE, MATERNAL MORTALITY, HEALTH INITIATIVES, HEALTH SECTOR, KNOWLEDGE, ESSENTIAL HEALTH SERVICES, MATERNITY LEAVE, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, POLICY LEVER, ADVOCACY PROGRAMS, MINISTRY OF HEALTH, IRON, QUALITY OF EDUCATION, TRAINING, IMMUNIZATION, RIGHTS OF CHILDREN, INTERVENTION, SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, ANTENATAL VISITS, BABY, HEALTH CENTERS, CHILD DEVELOPMENT, NURSES, CHILDBEARING AGE, VIOLENCE, FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION, MARKETING, CHILD ABUSE, SERVICE PROVISION, MORTALITY RATE, PRIMARY SCHOOL, ORPHANS, SERVICE DELIVERY, GLOBAL HEALTH, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT, MORTALITY, GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, CHILD CARE, STATUS OF WOMEN, PUBLIC DEMAND, NUTRITIONAL STATUS, PROGRESS, PRIMARY SCHOOLS, EDUCATION SYSTEMS, VULNERABLE FAMILIES, INFANT MORTALITY, INFANT, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, POLICY DEVELOPMENT, WORKERS, POLICIES, AGED, LOW-INCOME COUNTRY, BASIC NEEDS, MATERNAL HEALTH SERVICES, SURVEILLANCE, IMMUNODEFICIENCY, POLICY MAKERS, HEALTH POLICY, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, NATIONAL LEVELS, LEVEL OF DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL POLICY, POLICY DIALOGUE, PARENTING, WORKSHOP, VICTIMS, URBAN AREAS, NUTRITION EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD, IMMUNIZATIONS, MANDATES, DECISION MAKING, NUTRITION, INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT, MOTHER, YOUNG CHILDREN, CHILDBEARING, POLICY, SOCIAL WELFARE, WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, CHILD MORTALITY, VACCINES, GOVERNMENT POLICIES, WEIGHT, PHYSICIANS, PREGNANT WOMEN, TEACHER RATIO, NATIONAL LAWS, MATERNAL HEALTH, OBESITY, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, DOMESTIC ABUSE, CHILDREN, CLINICS, LACK OF AWARENESS, MATERNAL DEATHS, PARENTAL LEAVE, LACK OF KNOWLEDGE, MIDWIVES, RURAL AREAS, NUMBER OF CHILDREN, YOUNG CHILD, BIRTH ATTENDANTS, WELLNESS, PATERNITY LEAVE, POPULATION, NATIONAL POLICY, NATIONAL HEALTH POLICY, MARITAL STATUS, PRACTITIONERS, QUALITY ASSURANCE, STRATEGY, GROSS NATIONAL INCOME, NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF WOMEN, REGISTRATION, FAMILIES, CHILD HEALTH SERVICES, LACK OF INFORMATION, WOMEN, EMERGENCY OBSTETRIC CARE, REFERRAL SYSTEM, NEWBORN, HOSPITALS, HEALTH INTERVENTIONS, OBSTETRIC CARE, MATERNAL NUTRITION, ILLNESSES, INFANT MORTALITY RATE, SECONDARY EDUCATION, HEALTH SERVICES, IMPLEMENTATION, INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS, PREGNANCY, HEALTH OFFICIALS, POLICY ACTIVITIES, NEWBORN CARE, SKILLED ATTENDANTS, BREASTFEEDING, SERVICE PROVIDERS, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT