At the Margins: Street Children in Asia and the Pacific

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Pub. Date: 2003
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This publication is a study on issues concerning street children and intervention practices in the region. Major characteristics of street children include: homelessness, separation from family, being out from school, poverty, need to work, which are further linked to vulnerability, to exploitation and risk.

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Executive Summary

Introduction
Who are Street Children?
At the Margins - Daily Life, Issues, and Causes
Welfare of Street Children Across the Region
Frameworks and Principles for Intervention
Methods of Implementation
Practice and Examples
Governments and Nongovernment Organizations

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First published 2003

The findings, interpretations, and conclusions expressed in this study are those of the authors and should not be attributed in any manner to Asian Development Bank (ADB) or the countries it represents.

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