The Vice President, Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, has called for the establishment of an urgent inter-ministerial committee to address the growing number of children living and working on the streets across the country. The Vice President made the call yesterday at a three-day Strategic Planning Retreat (SPR), an intensive workshop focused on seven priority issue areas critical to the well-being of Ghanaian children. While commending the progress, she urged stakeholders to collaborate to reach the remaining three per cent of children who are still not vaccinated. She also noted that child marriage and early unions had declined in some parts of the country in recent years. Over 60,000 children are living and working on the streets in our country, mainly in urban centres, many of whom are not registered at birth,” she said.