Vietnam Adopts National Child Development Strategy for 2026-2035
The Vietnamese government has adopted a national strategy for child development covering 2026-2035, with a vision towards 2045. The strategy aims to reduce infant mortality, maintain high vaccination coverage, increase preschool enrollment, and decrease child labor and abuse.
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