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...to keikipedia[1], the child rights wiki for UNICEF's Advocacy and Education for Development work in industrialized countries. This site is maintained by the PFP Child Rights Advocacy & Education Section and was created with the kind support of the UNICEF Innovation team.

This Wiki is part of a test phase to assess how a collaborative workspace can facilitate our communication and cooperation while ensuring that quality standards are met. At a later stage we will likely migrate to another platform on the UNICEF intranet itself. In the meantime, this Wiki is the place to be and contribute!

The quality of the content depends largely on your input as the Wiki community. As we proceed and all of you will hopefully contribute to make changes and improvements, the site will get better and better. This way of working also implies that the content you will find on this site has not been formally reviewed or vetted. Therefore, as a disclaimer, all positions and opinions posted here don't necessarily reflect UNICEF's official stance. When in doubt, please contact PFP directly.

Below you will find different sections of information where you can search, discuss, edit, and create new pages on issues you want to raise. You might want to start to familiarise yourself with the Wiki by looking at and editing the Country Profile for you country. There is also a Sand Box page where you can practise your Wiki skills before you start editing other pages. If you encounter any problems using the Wiki, or to be given access, you can contact Elke (eholderbeke@unicef.org).


Sand Box

Sandbox - try your wiki skills without doing damage ... Here you can practise the different functions of editing a page before you start working on other pages. For instructions on how you go about it please look in the Help page or you can contact Elke(eholderbeke@unicef.org).

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