Global Call to Prioritize Women, Children, and Adolescents' Welfare
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- •African children face severe consequences from climate change, including health and displacement risks.
- •Women, children, and adolescents globally encounter barriers in health, education, and protection services.
- •The call to action was made on May 18, 2026, by multiple international organizations and leaders.
- •Failure to address these challenges threatens social stability and long-term development worldwide.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸international organizations increase funding and programs for women, children, and adolescents improved health, education, and protection outcomes in vulnerable populations, especially in Africa and the Middle East
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