In celebration of the upcoming Universal Children’s Day, World Vision Asia Pacific in partnership with UNICEF East Asia and Pacific will be hosting an online event –Let Our Voice Be Heard: A dialogue between children and government about the impact of COVID-19 on Asia’s most vulnerable girls and boys on November 18 at 1:00-2:30 PM Bangkok time.
In July 2020, World Vision Asia Pacific launched the Unmasking the Impact of COVID-19 on Asia's Most Vulnerable Children, targeting stakeholders in SAARC and SAIEVAC. The results of the Rapid Recovery Assessment enable World Vision programmes to meet better the needs of the most vulnerable children during COVID-19.
At the upcoming event, we will engage the government from ASEAN countries, including Mongolia and the Pacific. We are inviting government representatives to speak as panelists and have a dialogue with children from Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Mongolia, Philippines and Indonesia who were part of the ACT NOW report.
You can also watch the livestream here:
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Resource Speakers
Ms. Terry Ferrari
World Vision Regional Leader for East Asia, World Vision International
Mr. Marcoluigi Corsi
Deputy Regional Director, Unicef East Asia and Pacific
H.E. Mr. Wanchai Roujanavong
Ex-ACWC Chair, Thailand's Representative to ASEAN CWC
H.E. Ms. Yuyum Fhahni Paryani
Indonesia's Representative to ASEAN CWC
Child Speakers
Nomundari, 15, Mongolia
MODERATOR
Theeradach, 17, Thailand
Jayson, 17, Philippines
Ishak, 17, Indonesia
Thepthida, 15, Lao PDR
Grace, 17, Myanmar
Guest Speakers
USEC Tonisito Umali
Undersecretary for Legislative Affairs, External Partnerships, and Project Management Service, Philippines
Deputy Minister Lenny N Rosalin
Deputy Minister of Women Empowerment and Child Protection on Fulfillment of Children Rights, Indonesia
Dr. Bouakeo Souvanthong
Deputy Director of Hygiene and Health Promotion Department, Ministry of Health, Lao PDR
Ms. Hirunya Srasom
Director of International Organization and Strategy Sub-Division Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Thailand
Mr. Nitish Barole
Regional Focal, UN Major Group for Children and Youth