1. Assess the current progress toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to child health. 2. Explore the major global and regional challenges, including poverty, hunger, and conflict, that hinder the achievement of equitable healthcare for children and how these barriers can be overcome. 3. Analyse the impact of intersecting factors such as climate change, gender inequality, migrant and refugee health, and education on the SDGs, and how addressing these factors holistically can improve child health outcomes. 4. Identify innovative strategies and solutions, including advancements in public health policy community-driven initiatives, to accelerate progress toward SDG targets for child health. 5. Engage in forward-thinking discussions on the future direction of global child health initiatives, focusing on addressing gaps in current policies and creating actionable recommendations. 6. Foster an understanding of how cross-sector collaboration between governments, NGOs, healthcare systems, and local communities is essential in tackling issues like teenage pregnancy, infectious diseases, and non-communicable diseases.