2022-12-14-世界卫生组织-Global_Initiative_to_Support_Parents_19页_4mb

报告摘要

Summary of Global Initiative to Support Parents

The document outlines an inter-agency framework for universal parenting and caregiver support to enhance child development and achieve Sustainable Development Goals. Recognizing the critical role of parents, it emphasizes quality interventions for all age groups. Evidence shows that such support improves child outcomes like health, development, and reduced violence, while evidence-based programs like Care for Child Development and Parenting for Lifelong Health are implemented globally. Barriers to scaling include siloed systems, funding gaps, workforce issues, and COVID-19 disruptions. A collective action framework prioritizes scaling, innovating through digital tools, generating evidence via trials, and advocating for policy changes with specific agency roles. The initiative aims to reach 250 million families by 2025.

Key Sections:

Background & Vision: Framed around child development, calling for universal parenting support to protect children and families.
Effectiveness of Parenting Support: Demonstrates lifelong benefits across health, education, and social outcomes.
Interventions & Models: Features structured programs tailored to different ages and populations, often integrated into health and education systems.
Bottlenecks: Highlights challenges like operational silos, lack of coordination, and insufficient funding.
Collective Action Framework: Four pillars: Scale (national policies), Innovate (digital integration), Generate Evidence (research and monitoring), Advocate (financing and awareness).
Agency Actions: UNICEF focuses on national strategies and innovation; WHO on evidence and guideline development; Parenting for Lifelong Health on digital tools; ECDAN and End Violence on coordination.
Conclusion: Urges investment in parenting as essential for achieving multiple SDGs and addressing global crises.