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Evaluation of Save the Children’s Child Protection Interventions in Cambodia, Lao PDR and Solomon Islands and Their Appropriateness to System Strengthening
The purpose of this evaluation exercise was to understand how Save the Children Australia programming has influenced child protection system strengthening at various levels (community, subnational, national) in three countries: Cambodia, Lao People’s Demo
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Review of Save the Children Norway's Support to Programmes for Child Protection System Strengthening: Evaluation
This report presents a review of the key results achieved through Save the Children Norway’s programming to strengthen the national child protection system in eight countries: Cambodia, Ethiopia, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Mozambique, Nepal, Nicara
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National Child Protection Systems in the East Asia and Pacific Region: A review and analysis of mappings and assessments
This report presents the findings of a mappings and assessments review of child protection systems in 14 countries. The principal purpose of the study was to consolidate existing information on the shared strengths, challenges and priorities for developin
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Evaluation of UNICEF-supported Child-friendly Spaces in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) November 2013- November 2014
Child Frontiers was commissioned by UNICEF Philippines in late 2014 to evaluate the relevance, protective and restorative effectiveness, efficiency and sustainability of the child-friendly spaces (CFS) implemented as part of the emergency response to Typh
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Understanding and applying a systems approach to child protection: a guide for programme staff
This guide aims at assisting programme staff in transitioning from programmes that focus on specific thematic issues or that target certain groups of children to programmes that address child protection through a systems lens. Amongst child protection org
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Family support services and alternative care in sub-Saharan Africa. Background paper
A background paper developed in preparation of a conference on Family Strengthening and Alternative Care in sub-Saharan Francophone Africa, held 10–11 May 2012 in Dakar, Senegal, organised by Member agencies of the United Nations and several non-governmen
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Child Protection in Emergencies: Coordinator's Handbook
A handbook developed by Child Frontiers in partnership with the Child Protection Working Group, intended for child protection specialists working in complex emergencies and disasters. It provides essential information for those professionals tasked with i
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Cartographie et Analyse du Systeme de Protection de l’Enfant en Cote d’Ivoire
Le système national de protection de l’enfant et de bien-être familial se situe dans un contexte extrêmement incertain et transitionnel. Malgré des décennies de force économique et fortes prestations sociales de l’Etat, la Côte d’Ivoire demeure en crise d
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Mapping and assessing child protection systems in West and Central Africa. A five country analysis. Expert Consultation Nairobi, September 2011
A 13-page presentation by Child Frontiers that is part of the preparations for and follow up to the Expert Consultation on Strengthening National Child Protection Systems in Sub-Saharan Africa, held in Nairobi, 28th-30th September 2011. The event was orga
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Cartographie et Analyse des Systèmes de Protection de l'Enfance au Senegal.
In 2009, Plan International, Save the Children Alliance, Terre des hommes and UNICEF came together with national partners to initiate a regional child protection systems mapping, assessment and analysis exercise in five pilot countries: Senegal, Sierra Le
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Cartographie et Analyse du Système de Protection de l'Enfant au Niger
In 2009, Plan International, Save the Children Alliance, Terre des hommes and UNICEF came together with national partners to initiate a regional child protection systems mapping, assessment and analysis exercise in five pilot countries: Senegal, Sierra Le
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Mapping and assessing Child protection systems in West and Central Africa. A five-country analysis paper
This paper was developed on behalf of the Regional Reference Group for West and Central Africa, which included Plan International, Save the Children International and UNICEF. It presents the findings and insights generated through the mapping and assessme