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Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL)
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Young Speakers- a method for listening to children
Published by the Ombudsman for Children in Sweden, this tool is intended to help those who work with children, either directly or indirectly, to listen to and make the views of children heard. The tool ‘Unga Direkt’, Young Speakers, is comprised of six st
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Dossier-guide sur la redevabilité des programmes- une ressource de Save the Children
Save the Children believes that real accountability to children and communities involves giving them not only a voice, but also the opportunity to influence relevant decisions affecting whether and how we work with them. It involves giving children and co
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The African Report on Child Wellbeing 2013: Towards greater accountability to Africa's children
The 2013 African report on child wellbeing, prepared under the theme "Towards greater accountability to Africa's children", by the African Child Policy Forum (ACPF), reports that Africa has become a better place for children compared to five years ago, al
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Leaving No Child Behind: Annual report 2013
This annual report of Save the Children UK presents both the successes as well as those areas requiring more attention of their projects and programming for the year 2013. Both the UK domestic program as well as international programs are given focus. In
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Annual report of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children, 2014
This is an annual report of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence Against Children to the Human Rights Council of the UN General Assembly. The report presents a review of major developments towards sustaining and increasing effor
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Young People's Engagement in Strengthening Accountability for the Post-2015 Agenda
The experience of young people’s engagement in development efforts during the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) suggests that in order to effectively address global challenges, the post-2015 framework should be underpinned by effective accountability me
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Sexual Violence by Educators in South African Schools: Gaps in Accountability
Sexual violence by educators against students in South African school is a serious, widespread issue that is generally well known. Concrete numbers for actual incidences are difficult to determine as many cases of abuse are never reported. Over the past d
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From Research to Action: Advancing Prevention and Response to Violence against Children: Report on the Global Violence against Children Meeting
In May 2014, at the invitation of the Government of Swaziland, UNICEF, Together for Girls, and partners, held an international meeting, entitled: ‘Global Violence against Children Meeting: From Research to Action: Advancing Prevention and Response to Viol
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Investor Perspectives on Children's Rights 2014
Together with GES, Global Child Forum implemented a survey to explore how investors integrate children’s rights in their responsible investment policies and practices. Responsible investment is an approach that considers relevance and potential impact of
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Keeping Our Promises 2013: Accountability and transparency overview
Save the Children’s first accountability and transparency report was released in 2012. In it were made a set of commitments concerning strategy and governance by 2015. This report measures success against those commitments and discusses what still needs t
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Child Abuse and The Holy See. The need for justice, accountability and reform
Child Rights International Network (CRIN) has released a preliminary report documenting the scope of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Church and evidence of cover up attempts by the Vatican and Church authorities. The newly released report coincides wit
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Results for Children: Save the Children Annual Review 2013
As we approach 2015, the target date for the Millennium Development Goals, huge overall progress is being made for children – in just 15 years we have helped to almost halve the number of children dying before their fifth birthday from preventable causes,