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There is an urgent need to solve the global care crisis to improve the lives of both women and children and to grow economies. [...] Children in the poorest Across 66 countries around the world representing countries and from the poorest families are the most two-thirds of the global population, there are huge likely to be left alone. [...] This unpaid care is live in the Mekong River Delta, often suffer from extreme also borne by adolescent and even younger girls, passing poverty and are exhausted and anxious as a consequence on the costs to the next generation in the form of lost of trying to do their best by their grandchildren. [...] Additionally, the country has put in place a number of creative policies to support children, with a premium on care – among these are the Older Persons Grant, which recognises the role of many grandparents in childraising, the child support grant and a disability grant focused on the needs of …