September 2018, the Central American Learning Circle on Children’s Rights and Local Development convened a seminar in Apaneca, El Salvador, about “Children in a situation of human mobility and the role of municipalities in Central America.”

Representatives from organizations from Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua knew about the present day situation of migration in our countries, shared experiences and reflected on the challenges and possible strategies Central American municipalities could develop.

This document is the product of both debate and consensus and contains key elements emerging from the experiences of actors who are working to generate conditions that favor the exercise of Child Rights.

We publish it with the intention of contributing to the actors of public institutions and civil society organizations, cooperation agencies and international organizations, children and adults, we all play an increasingly effective role in promoting and defending the rights of more than half of the population of Central America, including those in a situation of human mobility

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Child Rights Governance programs and action in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) – under a Child Rights focus and our Theory of Change – are committed to supporting the three breakthroughs Save the Children has proposed for 2030:

1. To Survive

2. To Learn

3. Be Protected

The 10 diverse experiences from LAC countries presented in this brief reinforce and contribute directly to children’s enjoyment and exercise of their rights. The brief includes a range of specific CRG-related experiences that Save the Children has supported in the region over the last two years. They are diverse experiences whose common denominator is the search for sustainable, long-term solutions to problems facing children in the region.

Experiencias de Gobernabilidad en Derechos de la Niñez en América Latina y El Caribe

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