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RESOURCES

Trusted knowledge. Shared for impact.

Research that can inform practice, policy, and community solutions.

SUMOOD is committed to elevating the best science and global expertise in Early Childhood Development. The resources here are curated from leading research institutions, global organizations, and field practitioners — offering evidence-based insights to support nurturing care and resilience for every child.

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Helping  translate knowledge into real-world impact

Early Childhood Development

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ABU DHABI EARLY CHILDHOOD AUTHORITY

The Abu Dhabi Early Childhood Authority (ECA) aims at promoting optimal child development and well-being through four sectors: Health and Nutrition, Child Protection, Family Support, and Education and Early Care, from the early stages of pregnancy to the age of 8.

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HARVARD UNIVERSITY CENTER ON THE DEVELOPING CHILD

Founded in 2006, the Center has a rich history of bridging the gap between science, policy, and practice. 

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LEGO FOUNDATION

Because play is something every child, everywhere in the world can do.

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Global TIES for Children (Refugee research)

The LEGO Foundation grant deepens the understanding around play-based early childhood interventions in humanitarian contexts.

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NURTURING CARE

A framework for helping children SURVIVE and THRIVE to TRANSFORM health and human potential

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UNICEF

A framework for helping children SURVIVE and THRIVE to TRANSFORM health and human potential

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ZERO TO THREE

Leading advocates for the mental health and well-being of young children for over four decades. 

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REGIONAL RESEARCH

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BIG WIN PHILANTHROPY
(Zanzibar)

Under the leadership of His Excellency Dr. Hussein Mwinyi, President and Chairman of the Revolutionary Council, early childhood development (ECD) has been elevated as a key priority to shape and secure Zanzibar’s future. 

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UNICEF

(Ethiopia)

Resources on early childhood years in Ethiopia — from pregnancy through the first six years of life when children undergo rapid physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development.

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FUNDING

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UNESCO GLOBAL YOUTH GRANT

The Global Youth Grant Scheme (GYGS) supports youth-led actions and research globally, and builds capacities of young people

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