are enrolled at the International School "Chikh Bouamama" considering the language constraints, and through a partnership with NADA Network, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Education and the Office of the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR). All of them enjoy all the rights to health and recreation. In 2009, a joint UNHCR-WFP mission observed low level qualifications of health workers in the camps and the overlap of several different programmes for children below five and pregnant and breastfeeding women. The integration of all these activities into a single programme, the Integrated Health Programme of the Saharawi child (Programa Integral de Salud Infantil Sahrawi - Pisis) nearly took a year of collaboration with all partners in these activities and health authorities in the camps. The creation of Pisis has harmonized criteria for the implementation of international standards and provides support and advice on the ground to health care workers. After endorsing the guidelines of Pisis in early 2010, additional training and support at the clinical level have improved the implementation of the programme and its activities and provided basic skills for health workers. The Pisis consists of several protocols to improve the health and nutritional status of children below five in the refugee camps of the Western Sahara including the treatment of the most common childhood diseases, treatment of severe and moderate acute malnutrition and anaemia, prevention of chronic malnutrition, growth monitoring and raising awareness on hygiene and nutrition. b) Children in armed conflict, including specific measures for the protection and supervision of children (article 22 of the ACRWC): 284.In this context, it should be noted that the Algerian national law is in full conformity with the relevant provisions of the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child and the UN Convention on the Rights of child and its Optional Protocol, based on the following regulations: a. Ordinance No. 74-103 of 15 November 1974 (Chapter I, art.1) (Gazette of 10 December 1974), on the National Service Code, which sets the minimum recruitment age of conscription to 19 years; b. Presidential Decree No. 08-134 of 6 May 2008 (Chapter II, Art.10) (Gazette No. 24 of May 11, 2008), establishing the conditions for recruitment of professional officers in the National People's Army at the age of 18 pursuant to Ordinance No. 0602 of 28 February 2006 on the general status of military personnel (Gazette No 12 of 11 March 2006). 285.It should be noted that this regulatory provisions apply to contracted military officers, NCOs and mainly to lower rank officers and, by extrapolation to higher rank officers based on a regulation dating from 1969 (Ordinance No. 69-90 of 31 October 1969 on the status of lower rank officers of the active ANP /Gazette No. 95 of 11 November 1969) and this is waiting to become a presidential decree. 286.To support the victims of the national tragedy, legislative and regulatory provisions of the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation were put in place, these are:  Ordinance No. 06-01 of 27 February 2006 on the implementation of the Charter for Peace and National Reconciliation, Presidential Decree No. 06-93 of 28 February 2006 relating to the compensation of victims of the national tragedy, and Presidential Decree No. 06-94 of 28 February 2006 concerning the aid for poor families affected by the involvement of one of their relatives in terrorism. 57