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Publication Date
January 2004
72 p, ill
This publication outlines the guiding principles which form the basis for action when children are unaccompanied, become separated from their families or other adults who they know, or are orphaned in disaster situations, armed conflicts or other crises. The guiding principles are intended primarily for national, international and non-governmental organizations and other associations concerned with separated children. They are also designed to assist governments and donors in meeting their obligations and taking funding decisions
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Keywords
Cross-cutting; advocacy; awareness raising; policy; protection/ safeguarding; Development/ Humanitarian; disability and emergency; human disasters (war & conflict); Disability and community; family & caregivers; Disability and social diversity; children with disabilities; refugees; Education; formal education; Health; mental health; systems: health workforce; Politics government and economics; international cooperation