Department of Education and Childhood Development Early Childhood Development Health, Nutrition & Stimulation Presenter: Dr. Pablo Stansbery, Senior Director,

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Department of Education and Childhood Development Early Childhood Development Health, Nutrition & Stimulation Presenter: Dr. Pablo Stansbery, Senior Director, Early Child Development Save the Children February 2011

What is ECD? ECCD? ECCE? Age Appropriate & Developmental Domains 1.Physical well-being & motor development 2.Social and emotional development 3.Approaches to learning (curiosity, perseverance, interest in learning) 4. Language development 5. Cognition and general knowledge (ABCs, 123s)

Pre-Primary Enrollment (2010) (%) World41 Developing Countries36 Developed Countries79 Transition Countries62 Sub-Saharan Africa15 Arab States19 Central Asia28

ECD: What does science tell us? 1.Early experiences matter 2.Social Referencing 3.Developmental Domains

Normal Brain Development Source: Newsweek Special Edition, 1997

At-Risk Development

Disparities in Early Vocabulary Growth 16 mos.24 mos.36 mos. Cumulative Vocabulary (Words) College Educated Parents Working Class Parents Welfare Parents Child’s Age (Months) Source: Hart & Risley (1995) Slide by The National Scientific Council on the Developing Child Language and Cognition

Maternal Language

Promising Practices: ECD-Health Program Interventions :

Frameworks & tools related to healthy child development building off existing OVC resources Developing an Essential Package for Young Children Affected by HIV/AIDS

School Health and Nutrition

Inclusive: Girls & Boys

Active Learning: Play, Visual and Performance Arts

Community-based Inclusion

0- 2 Year-Old Early Learning Activities

ECD Service Delivery Continuum: Inter-Ministry Examples AdolescentsPregnancy Birth to 30 days 1 month to 3 years 5 to 6 years3 to 4 years6 to 8 years Youth clubs and teams Secondary- ECD Partnerships Prenatal classes & Medical Care Child health & nutrition Food security Lactation consultant Early health care Breastfeed Pre-primary classes (CCT) Conditional cash transfer programs Visual & Performance Arts School-based transition programs Health Fairs

Global Food CrisisEconomic Crisis Food prices increasing Less people able to access adequate food supplies INCREASING MALNUTRITION  Decreased Aid from developed world  Decreased NGO/non-profit financing  Global Trade decreasing  Unemployment (in developed and developing world) increasing  Remittances decreasing  Guest workers sent home or leaving due to diminishing employment opportunities (increased burden on developing countries) Increased malnutrition and less help/assistance Increased malnutrition in 0-5 year old children Poor physical/ mental development Decreased educational outcomes Decreased Human Capital Increased population of unskilled, uneducated adults entering the labor market in 15 – 20 years FUTURE SURGE IN POVERTY Adopted from Hommel, 2010

ECD Summary 1.Ages and Stages 2.School Feeding* 3.Poverty reduction (MDGs) 4.Integrated service delivery* 5.Parents & Community 6.Prevention, promotion, & community case mangt.

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