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Improving Life Conditions for Children

Published: April 25, 2013
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pol-cvijanovic_620x0-3The Prime Minister of the RS Željka Cvijanović spoke yesterday in Banja Luka with the Representative of UNICEF in BiH Florence Bauer on the implementation of joint projects, which would contribute to improving conditions in which children are born and raised.

These are projects that deal with social protection and inclusion, early growth and development, the health of mothers and children, as well as children’s rights, children without parents and prevention of violence.

The Prime Minister spoke of the importance of projects to evenly engage children from rural and urban areas, indicating the importance of the implementation of the projects.

During the meeting they assessed the cooperation between the RS government and UNICEF as successful.

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