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Author: Marta Lasota

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A digital platform of ideas for child-focused Sustainable Development Goals

A digital platform of ideas for child-focused Sustainable Development Goals

Experts speak

By Uyen Kim Huynh, Sanchi Ravishanker, Marta Lasota

Our global community has been fundamentally impacted by COVID-19. Although we are yet to fully understand the impact of the pandemic on our younger generations, this much is certain: children could suffer from the consequences for years to come. More than ever, we need innovative and equitable solutions to ensure their health, well-being… Read more →←

Marta Lasota, previously associated with the Innovation, Learning and Uptake Unit of the Evaluation Office at UNICEF, is a core member of the Global Development Commons (GDC) team.

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