Israel

Team
Michal Warnick
Corporate Publications
Annual Report 2020
This report illustrates our impact in 2020, capturing what we achieved and what we learnt.
Toolkit
Urban95 Starter Kit
This toolkit is an excellent starting point for city leaders and urban professionals to understand the value of investing in babies, toddlers…
Announcement
Urban95 begins scaling in Israel with launch in Tira and Beit Shemesh
Last week we launched an Urban95 programme in a new city in Israel – Tira, a predominantly Muslim city located 30km north-east…
News
Urban Playground – a new book by Tim Gill
Last week we hosted a virtual book launch for Urban Playground: How child-friendly planning and design can save cities. The author, Tim…
Early Childhood Matters
Early Childhood Matters 2020
This edition gathers global leaders and experts calling for prioritisation of young children, families and frontline workers amid COVID-19.
Research report
Early Childhood Education Frameworks in Israel: International Comparison
This report compares early childhood education and care services in Israel with other countries in the OECD.
Announcement
“Magic Moments” campaign launched in Israel for Arabic speaking parents
“Magic Moments”, a national campaign for Arabic-speaking parents, offering practical guidance on how to turn everyday activities with babies and toddlers into…
Management case studies
Working to Support Policy Change Through an Advocacy Coalition in Israel
This case study highlights how coalition-led advocacy achieved several significant policy changes.
Corporate Publications
Annual Report 2019
This report illustrates our impact in 2019, capturing what we achieved and what we learnt.
News
Poverty up to age 2 worsens school outcomes, finds new Israeli study
Children who lived in poverty up to age 2 go on to do less well in school, according to new research conducted…
Research report
Emerging Early Childhood Inequality: 2019 Report
This paper discusses the link between family income during early childhood and academic achievement in later years for children in Israel.