Child Protection in Crisis Learning Network Strengthening Evidence, Policy, and Practice 7 October 2013 Mark Canavera.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

RESILIENCE THROUGH EMPOWERMENT Suranjana Gupta Huairou Commission Consultative Meeting: Global Network of NGOs on Disaster Risk Reduction ISDR Geneva,

Advertisements

Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization. n An Alliance u Traditional and new partners u Public and private sector n Partners have in common: u Situation.

UNICEF in Action in Child Protection - including in emergencies

Child Participation in CSO Forum Proposals and Implications Child Participation (CP) Task Force.

1. Introduction Introduction CPC Learning Network in Sri Lanka Programme Learning Group (PLG) Hosted by the Institute for Participatory Interaction in.

Global Campaign on Social Security and Coverage for All Progress Report March 2004.

PROLINNOVA Global Partnership Programme PROLINNOVA INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP CAMBODIA March 06-12, 2006 

Better Care Network Child Protection in Crisis Learning Network Bi-annual Meeting October 8 th, 2013 ©Josh Estey/CARE © UNICEF/HQ /LeMoyne.

AECEN UPDATE. Overview Background on AECEN 2008 AECEN Achievements oCountry Activities oRegional Activities oInternational Activities oAECEN Secretariat.

Global Service Institute Center for Social Development Washington University in St. Louis Toward a Global Research Agenda on Civic Service: An International.

USAID in Africa October Enhance strategic partnerships Consolidate democratic transitions Bolster fragile states Strengthen regional and sub-regional.

Organization and Program. Special Needs Unit project Target:  Advocacy and campaign for the implementation of education policy and disability policy,

Implementation of Humanitarian Strategy Executive Board Informal August 28, 2014.

Social Protection in Uganda

Taking stock of reproductive health in humanitarian settings: Preliminary findings from the global evaluation Sandra Krause Women’s Refugee Commission.

UN Women Humanitarian Action Strategy Background  Crises are not gender-neutral; women, girls, boys and men of all ages - are affected differently.

The World Breastfeeding Trends initiative( WBTi) IBFAN Asia Tracking Implementation of the Global Strategy for Infant and Young Child Feeding Arun Gupta.

The AfriChild Centre Centre of Excellence on the African Child

Establishing Research and Evaluation Network on Child Issues in Indonesia Nuning Akhmadi Indonesia Research and Evaluation Network Manila, 7 – 8 November.

Updates on Regional Tobacco Control Activities- AFRO R. Machang’u.

STRENGTHENING the AFRICA ENVIRONMENT INFORMATION NETWORK An AMCEN initiative A framework to support development planning processes and increase access.

1 Capacity Development in the Water Sector in Africa A Region for Priority Action for the UN Water Decade Programme on Capacity Development (UNW-DPC) Dr.

Challenges of Global Alcohol Policy Developments FIVS Public Policy Conference 7-9 April 2014 Brussels, Belgium.

Integration of HIV/AIDS into APRM Bunmi Makinwa UNAIDS Country Coordinator/Ethiopia and Representative for African Regional Organizations.

ADVANCE FAMILY PLANNING June 8, AFP Goal and Objectives Increased funding An improved policy environment Increased visibility for family planning.

The Social Protection Floor Initiative The role of the UN and UN agencies in the initiative Bob Huber Chief, Technical Cooperation Unit Division for Social.

Strengthening Statistical Capacity in support of progress towards the internationally agreed development goals in the SADC region: ECA’s Potential Contribution.

INTOSAI Public Debt Working Group Updating of the Strategic Plan Richard Domingue Office of the Auditor General of Canada June 14, 2010.

NASAC: Network of African Science Academies 21 October2011 Prof. Robin Crewe Ms. Jackie Olang 1.

9th Dealing with Disasters International Conference (DwD 2015) Health Centered Disaster Risk Reduction: A New Agenda for a New Era Current Progress in.

The Importance of Knowledge Networks in Advancing Child Care Reform Mobilizing Knowledge Networks for Development Helping the Young and Vulnerable June.

RECIPIENT: SRI LANKA Country Specific Project. Activities Programme Support Cost A. Total programme support cost for 3 yrs a.1.Recruited project coordinator's.

YES Country Network in Iran June 2003 Egypt-Iran-Germany NGOs Collaboration Exchange Program.

Africa Health Workforce Platform & Observatory Presentation to the 1st conference of the Asia-Pacific Action Alliance on HRH (AAAH): October 2006.

1 Conservation and Development Network A Smithsonian Institution and the World Bank collaborative effort within the Global Tiger Initiative Smithsonian.

Inter-Agency Task Team (IATT) on Children and HIV and AIDS Inter-Agency Task Team on Children and HIV and AIDS Background and updates September

East Africa Living Lakes Network Hosted By OSIENALA (Friends of Lake Victoria) Kisumu, Kenya.

Who we are Leading independent child rights organisation creating lasting change for children in need in India and around the world Non sectarian organization.

23 November 2005 Technical Training Programme 1 ETC Foundation established in 1980 in The Netherlands Not-for-profit commercial organisation Over 115 professionals.

T h e A A A H Asia-Pacific Action Alliance on Human Resources for Health.

What APEC Task Force for Emergency Preparedness (TFEP) has progressed in the implementation of HFA Presented by Vincent Liu Program Director APEC Secretariat.

Inter-agency Working Group (IAWG) on Reproductive Health in Crises Introducing IAWG Sandra Krause Director, Reproductive Health Program Women’s Refugee.

Confronting the crisis EI Workshop, Accra, 8 Feb 2012.

Observatories for the Health Workforce in Africa VIII REGIONAL MEETING OF THE OBSERVATORIES OF HUMAN RESOURCES FOR HEALTH IN THE AMERICAS LIMA, PERU

1.1.Recovery strategic planning capacities are strengthened. 1.2.Local capacity for ER planning and implementation strengthened in areas of expertise where.

SSA NGOs Consortium Sub-Saharan Africa NGO Consortium in ARD 3 rd FARA General Assembly 10 June, 2005 Entebbe, Uganda.

Centers of Excellence in Health A permanent approach to improving health systems in Africa Transforming Africa’s health systems… from within.

INEE/MSEESession 1-1 INEE Regional Capacity Building Workshop for Anglophone Africa Minimum Standards for Education in Emergencies, Chronic Crises and.

People that Deliver Improving health outcomes by promoting sustainable workforce excellence in health supply chain management A multi-stakeholder, cross-program.

Science & Technology for National Progress in African Region: Highlights of Regional Strategy and Action Professor Gabriel B. Ogunmola, FAS President,

United Nations Platform for Space-based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response (UN-SPIDER) 1 The UN-SPIDER Programme Geneva, 15 March.

Click to edit Master title style ADDRESSING HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND EXPLOITATION IN TIMES OF CRISIS IOM’s Research: Findings and Recommendations April 2016.

For every child Health, Education, Equality, Protection ADVANCE HUMANITY 1 Update on UNICEF’s contribution to the SPF-I Inter-Agency Meeting on the Social.

Technical Evaluation Reference Group (TERG) of the Global Fund TERG Update Prof Rolf Korte, Chair of TERG Prof Rose Leke, Vice-Chair of TERG Fifteenth.

ICSW CENTRAL AND WEST AFRICAN REGION INTER AGENCY MEETING ON THE SOCIAL PROTECTION FLOOR GENEVA 22nd and 23th NOVEMBER 2010 MONITORING OF HONG KONG GENERAL.

SOWED Kenya For the Woman and Child of Kenya As voted by our Friends, Partners, Donors, Volunteers, Interns, Stakeholders and Communities.

Global and regional programmes in support of 2020 Round Population and Housing censuses United Nations Regional Workshop on the 2020 World Programme on.

Gender Affairs Programme

Evaluation Capacity Strengthening and Professional Development Program

How far have we come? The implementation of the 2008

Responding to Times of Challenge ATMCH Meeting March 5, 2006 Jeffrey G

Peacebuilding Priority Plan Heads of Mission

2016 Symposium Outcomes, Steering Committee & Caucus Recommendations AfriGEOSS Implementation Humbulani Mudau SC Co-Chair 2nd AfriGEOSS Symposium 13.

About the AfLP Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire 5 October 2017.

ILO Social Economy Task force meeting

IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre

Project governance and coordination

2016 engagements and forward planning—Country LEVEL

25-27 April 2018 Nairobi, Kenya Pan-African High-level Conference Co-convened by UNESCO and the Government of Kenya in collaboration w the African Union.

Presentation transcript:

Child Protection in Crisis Learning Network Strengthening Evidence, Policy, and Practice 7 October 2013 Mark Canavera

Who we are Established in 2008 An open, global network that has collaborated with over 250 organizations in 6 priority countries (and many others) A global secretariat housed at Columbia University A global steering committee Thematic task forces, country-level program learning groups (PLGs), and affiliated centers

Our mission Emphasizing learning, the CPC Learning Network undertakes innovative research and builds evidence to affect change in child protection policy and practice.

Current global objectives Priority areas from 2011 and 2014: 1.Child protection systems strengthening 2.University capacity-building and curriculum support 3.Evidence-based practices and measurement

Ways of working Partnerships Task Forces Program Learning Groups

Task Forces Livelihoods and Economic Strengthening – Convened by the Women’s Refugee Commission Assessment and Measurement – Convened by the CPC Secretariat and Save the Children on behalf of the Child Protection Working Group Strengthening CP systems through emergencies – Convened by the CPC Secretariat Engaging Universities

Special emphasis on working with universities in the global South to bolster research, coordination, training, and advocacy capacity – Center on Child Protection at the University of Indonesia – Center of Excellence for the Study of the African Child, affiliated with Makerere University (Uganda) – Emerging partnerships: University of Liberia Open University (Sri Lanka) Universidad de los Andes (Colombia) Univesité de Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso) Universities and centers become the “hubs of learning” from which new research and policy guidance emerge

Program Learning Groups Intensive, long-term engagement with in- country groups of NGO, government, and academia representatives to develop and pursue a long-term learning agenda for child protection Current or starting PLGs in five countries: Sri Lanka, Liberia, Uganda, Colombia and Burkina Faso

Thank you for being engaged!