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UNRWA Child Protection Framework

Monday, August 15, 2016

The aim of the Child Protection Framework is to outline the Agency’s intent and commitment to protect Palestine refugee children, as well as to provide a coherent approach to the diverse child protection activities being undertaken by programme departments and field offices. 

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