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HOW TO CHILD RIGHTS It is a platform that facilitates co-creation and peer learning on child rights in practice. It offers a series of practical, high quality, tried and tested tools, guidance and case studies and peer exchanges, to support effective and innovative programming - including advocacy - for children’s rights across the civil society sector, in close collaboration with other actors including academia. Launched in 2022, the Series is developed in close collaboration with various organisations and individuals to support all practitioners within the sector, across organisational, geographic and language barriers.
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Developed by civil society for civil society, the series offers condensed and essential knowledge for civil society practitioners who wish to strengthen programming and advocacy for and with children, and stay up to date with new developments in children’s rights.
The series is initiated by Save the Children and developed in close collaboration with Child Rights Connect and a broad range of trusted partners. The series consists of case-studies documenting ways of working that have proved to be innovative and impactful, step-by step guidance on how to programme in new and evolving areas, and a selection of short and long practical guidance on critical issues related to the implementation of children’s rights that have recommended by civil society practitioners. See here for a list of all tools develop as part of the How to Child Rights series!
A note on How to Child Right series: The tools and guidance hosted by the How to Child Rights are not static. We are looking to continually improve the tools hosted in this series through the active feedback and review of its users, and from user’s experience and learnings from implementing these tools.
Partner with us: We look to collaborate with experts and practitioners in the child rights sector to develop new tools and pilot existing tools. Please reach out to us if you have any feedback on the tools, are interested to pilot the tools, or have ideas for a potential collaboration!
If you have any question about the How to Child Rights series or wish to contribute with feedback, content, or funding, please contact us at howtochildrights@rb.se
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Children’s Rights, with Children
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Children’s Rights and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
3 resources
Children’s right to a Healthy and Sustainable environment
7 resources
Children’s Rights by Holding States to Account
11 resources
How to Engage the World Bank around Child Rights
1 resource
Child Rights and Equality
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If you have missed any of our webinars, please find the video recordings of the sessions below:
Webinars (recording)
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Definitions of terms used in guidance and case studies
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List of Abbreviations
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List of resources for How to Child Rights series
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Frequently Asked Questions
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2016 · Child Rights Connect
This document outlines the significance of the elections to the Committee on the Rights of the Child for children’s rights defenders. The Committee plays a crucial role in... View Full Abstract
2023 · Bank Information Center
The World Bank Group is one of the world’s most influential development finance institutions. As such, its worldwide operations can have an enormous impact on child rights,... View Full Abstract
2022 · How to Child Rights series
Every year, United Nations (UN) intergovernmental bodies, such as the UN General Assembly and the UN Human Rights Council, adopt several resolutions negotiated among States, which... View Full Abstract
2022 · How to Child Rights series
This Guidance sets out a step-by-step process for carrying out Child-Centred Social Accountability (CCSA). CCSA is a rights-based and community-driven approach through which... View Full Abstract
2022 · How to Child Rights series
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development was adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015. The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a fundamental part of the 2030... View Full Abstract
2022 · How to Child Rights series
Children have a right to seek and receive information, including about their human rights. If this right is to be implemented in practice, the information that they receive needs... View Full Abstract
If you have any question about the How to Child Rights series or wish to contribute with feedback, content, or funding, please contact us at howtochildrights@rb.se
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