Child Centered Social Accountability Fundraising Materials

This suite of fundraising materials introduces the Child Centered Social Accountability. Child-Centred Social Accountability (CCSA) seeks to support children and communities to hold duty-bearers, such as service providers and decision-makers, accountable for the quality and accessibility of the delivery of services, including health, education, protection and social protection. It aims to improve these services for children, to strengthen their ability to be heard within institutions that matter in their lives, and to improve child rights governance. It is a community-driven approach and relies on strong partnership with civil society organisations. These resources are designed to engage donors and partners by clearly communicating the problem, our evidence-based solution, and the impact we're making. 1. Two-Page Brief– Introducing Child Centered Social Accountability: A foundational overview of the Common Approach, its purpose, and how it works. Ideal for donor briefings, introductory emails, and funding applications. 2. Infographic – Child Centered Social Accountability at a Glance: A compelling visual summary of the global challenge and how the Common Approach addresses it. Useful for pitch decks, presentations, and social media outreach. 3. Case Study – Child Centered Social Accountability in Action: A real-world example showing the impact of the Common Approach. Perfect for donor reports, proposals, and stakeholder engagement. 4. Elevator Pitch – Why Child Centered Social Accountability: A concise, persuasive summary of the approach and its impact — tailored for quick conversations, networking events, and donor meetings.