This webinar features several PIDS studies drawn from the PIDS research project on early childhood care and development (ECCD) in the first 1,000 days (F1KD) of children in three UNICEF-KOICA areas, namely, Northern Samar, Western Samar, and Zamboanga del Norte.
In particular, the papers examined the contextual factors that influenced the delivery of ECCD-F1KD efforts in these areas. The studies found that the access to and delivery of ECCD-F1KD programs and services is greatly affected by the following factors, such as the lack of economic development/opportunities for most of the LGUs leading to low tax revenue base and poor capacity of many households to access such interventions; lack of integrated planning at the LGU level; lack of coordination in planning and budgeting; the absence of proper monitoring and evaluation; questionable quality of data coming from the OPT; lack of capacity of volunteer health workers; overburdened midwives; difficulty of reaching geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas due to security concerns and geographical barriers; and lack of awareness in some parents and even in local government leaders/officials, among others. More importantly, the studies provided recommendations to address these issues.
Copies of the individual studies may be accessed from the following links:
1. PIDS DP 2019-30:2. PIDS DP 2019-29:3. PIDS DP 2019-28:4. PIDS DP 2019-31:This webinar will be streamed live on the. Those who want to join the actual webinar should PRE-REGISTER using this link:.
For inquiries, please contact Ms. Rowena T. Taliping or Ms. Gwen B. de la Cruz at rtaliping@mail.pids.gov.ph or NdelaCruz@mail.pids.gov.ph, respectively.
DOWNLOAD PRESENTATIONS:
by PIDS Senior 猫咪AV Fellow Dr. Aubrey Tabuga
by PIDS Senior Resarch Fellow Dr. Connie Dacuycuy, PIDS 猫咪AV Analyst Lora Baje, and former PIDS 猫咪AV Specialist
by PIDS Senior 猫咪AV Fellow Dr. Michael Abrigo
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