Integrating Early Childhood Care and Education in Sri Lanka
Editorial: The World Bank Group
Licencia: Creative Commons (by)
Autor(es): Warnasuriya, Renu, [et al.]
Changes in social and family structures, gender roles, and working environments have led some countries to introduce integrated centers for early childhood care and education (ECCE) for children ages zero to five years, combining the advantages of preschools and childcare centers. ECCE services are becoming increasingly important for countries as a support system for working parents. In countries such as Sri Lanka, where female participation in the labor force is low in comparison with international standards, providing affordable childcare services could also help more mothers to enter the labor market. Responding to the needs of employees, child development centers in the plantation areas in Sri Lanka are already providing integrated childcare services for children in this age group.
[Washington: 2020]
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