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Students use map to learn where the areas of risk are in their village. This project aims to emphasise the issue of childrens safety in schools and communities, and explore good practices in disaster risk reduction education and advocacy. Over one hundred community members and 3,700 children will benefit from the project. Special attention will be paid to marginalised groups, such as left-behind children, children with disabilities and girls. Jinping, International Day, Best Practice, Advocacy, Disability, Reduction, Vulnerability, Schools, Risk

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Compared with adults, children are a more vulnerable group in disasters, due to their lack of awareness of disaster prevention and response. In view of this situation, Plan China is working with relevant government departments in Jinping County – one of the key disaster prevention and mitigation areas in Yunnan Province – to implement a two-year project on child-centred disaster risk reduction education. . . The project aims to emphasise the issue of childrens safety in schools and…

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Students use map to learn where the areas of risk are in their village. This project aims to emphasise the issue of childrens safety in schools and communities, and explore good practices in disaster risk reduction education and advocacy. Over one hundred community members and 3,700 children will benefit from the project. Special attention will be paid to marginalised groups, such as left-behind children, children with disabilities and girls.

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Students use map to learn where the areas of risk are in their village. This project aims to emphasise the issue of childrens safety in schools and communities, and explore good practices in disaster risk reduction education and advocacy. Over one hundred community members and 3,700 children will benefit from the project. Special attention will be paid to marginalised groups, such as left-behind children, children with disabilities and girls.

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