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MEDIA ADVISORY –

 

 

Embargoed till 00:01 GMT November 18th 2013.

WHAT: Launch of the African Report on Child Wellbeing 2013: Towards Greater Accountability to Africa’s Children.

 

This new flagship report from the African Child Policy Forum (ACPF) analyses and ranks the performance of 52 African governments in a Child-Friendly Index comparing progress over the past five years since the first ACPF ranking in 2008.

 

It will answer questions including;

  • Is Africa more child-friendly compared to five years ago?
  • Who are Africa’s best performers in terms of child-friendliness and who are the least child-friendly?
  • Which countries have most improved in terms of providing for the rights and wellbeing of their children?
  • Who are the biggest fallers in terms of child-friendliness ranking over the past five years?
  • Who is performing consistently well, and who is consistently failing their children in the region?
  • Does a country’s level of child-friendliness depend on its level of wealth?
  • What are the challenges facing Africa to ensure the wellbeing of its children?

 

WHO: A press briefing will be held with a panel including;

  • H. E. Joaquim Chissano, Former President of the Republic of Mozambique  and Chairperson, International Board of Trustees, ACPF
  • Dr. Agnes Akosua Aidoo, Chair, Administrative Council, ACPF
  • H. E. Dr. Mustapha Sidiki Kaloko, Commissioner for Social Affairs, African Union Commission
  • Minister of Gender, Children and Community Development of the Republic of Malawi (TBC)
  • H.E. Ms Zenebu Tadesse Woldetsadik, Minister of Women, Children and Youth Affairs (MoWCYA) of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (TBC)

 

 

For media materials including a link to the embargoed report are available on request

A series of factsheets, a press release, set of tables and Executive Summary are also available (See below):

 

  • ARCW 2013 – Accountability Factsheet
  • ARCW 2013 – Child Participation Factsheet
  • ARCW 2013 – Health Education Factsheet
  • ARCW 2013 – Inequality Factsheet
  • ARCW 2013 – Investing in Children Factsheet
  • ARCW 2013 – Legal Protection Factsheet
  • ARCW 2013 – Child-Friendliness Factsheet
  • ARCW 2013 – Executive Summary (Embargo 18th Nov)
  • ARCW 2013 – Child-friendliness Index 2013 Map and Rankings

 

 

WHEN: 11am on 18th November 2013, Sheraton Hotel, Taitu Street, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

 

CONTACT:  To register to attend the press briefing, or to request press materials or telephone interviews please contact Cathy Bartley cathy.bartley@bartley-robbs.co.uk +44 208 694 9138 / +44 7958 561 671 orclaire.hoffman@bartley-robbs.co.uk +44 208 892 5215

 

In Ethiopia: martinache@africanchildforum.org +251 912 66 96 00

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