Rotary Peacebuilding Summit

1. #FightUnfair: A Fair Chance
for Every Child
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4. Replace vicious cycles with
virtuous cycles
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UNICEF: Saving
Lives, Building
Futures

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UNICEF Programs
WASH HIV/AIDSHealth Nutrition Education Social
Inclusion
Child
Protection

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Human
Rights
“Greater freedom enhances the
ability of people to help themselves
and to influence the world, and
these matters are central to the
process of development.”
- Amartya Sen, Development as Freedom

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It’s assumed that everyone will be able to
eat because they have the same support.
People are being treated equally.
Here, people are given different levels of
support so they all have a fair shot at eating.
People are being treated equitably.
Equality Equity

9. Invest in the most excluded now

10. A Fair Chance: Amena’s Story
Every
child has
the right
to a fair
chance
in life.

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A Vicious Cycle: Rexona’s Story

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Education: Equalizer of Opportunity

14. A Chance to Learn:
Muhammad’s Story “I used to dream
that I could be a
soldier, or
something like
that. But now I’m
not in school, so
I don’t know
what I could be
in the future.”
– Muhammad
Modu, 15
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16. A Chance to Learn: Tolu’s Story
Tolu Olatunji, 11, does his
homework in his bedroom in a
gated community in Nigeria’s
capital, Abuja. Every day after
school, he spends two hours on
homework, and receives
tutoring three times a week.
Tolu wants to be an aeronautic
engineer when he grows up.
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Levelling the Playing Field:
Yafati’s Story

18. A Chance to Learn
“When I ask them
what they want to
be when they grow
up, they say a
doctor, a professor,
a teacher”, Yafati
says
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Rapid Response and Long-Term
Solutions

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A Chance to Dream: Shampa’s Story

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Adolescent Clubs Ending Child
Marriage

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Limited Options for Girls

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Poverty is about more than money

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A Chance to Dream: Arieful’s Story

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Social protection programs reduce
vulnerability

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Breaking the Vicious Cycle: Jhuma’s
Story

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Jhuma dreams of becoming a doctor

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Simulation: Children on the Move

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“Inequality is a
choice. Promoting
equity – a fair
chance for every
child, for all
children – is also a
choice. A choice we
can make, and must
make. For their
future, and the
future of our
world.”
– Anthony Lake,
Past UNICEF
Executive Director

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Innovation InvestmentInformation
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38. Use Your
Voice
Use Your
Mind
Use Your
Energy
Use Your
Skills
What can YOU do to #FightUnfair?
Use Your
Wallet
Use Your
Influence

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Inequity is not inevitable

40. Questions?
Lacey Stone, Senior Director, Global Cause Partnerships
Thank You