©UNICEF/China/2010/Jerry Liu Enhance equal access to basic social services. |
Protection of children’s rights requires child-centered social policies, budgets and laws. Every child has the right to survival, growth, development and participation. Developing social policy to provide equitable and comprehensive services to vulnerable children is necessary for the exercise of these rights.
Social policy for children in China, along with budget allocations for implementation, has improved over the last ten years. UNICEF works with the Chinese government to strengthen policies, laws and national plans for the equitable realization of child rights.
Our Social Policy programme helps children across China, including in remote rural areas, among ethnic minority groups, and in urban migrant communities. We work on a wide range of projects, including:
You can help improve China’s child-related social policies. Take action by learning more about how social policies can improve the lives of impoverished children. Or find out how you can support UNICEF today.