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“Using this approach, we can compare country reforms and progress with an eye towards strategic cooperation.” Mariana Ianachevici ChildPact President.

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1 “Using this approach, we can compare country reforms and progress with an eye towards strategic cooperation.” Mariana Ianachevici ChildPact President

2 ChildPact Leaders

3 Child Protection Index
Measures each country’s level of development and performance on child protection Results are comparable across the region

4 Why a Child Protection Index?
Provide evidence-based approach to policy debates Bring together various actors, sectors and agendas Identify needs and gaps in our efforts Encourage new efforts in data collection Provide a platform to regionally learn from each other

5 Progress Towards the CPI
Doing our Homework: what has been done in the past by others and how can we learn from that? Developing the Index Framework: UN Convention on the Rights of the Child + Systems Approach for Child Protection Developing the Indicators: a matrix approach Consultation & Refinement of Indicators: external and internal support Piloting the Index: Romania as our test case

6 UNCRC Articles in the CPI
9 – Separation from parents 19 – Child’s right to protection from all forms of violence 20 – Children deprived of their family environment 21 – Adoption 23 – Rights of children with disabilities 25 – Periodic review of treatment 32 – Child labour 33 – Children and drug abuse 34 – Sexual exploitation of children 35 – Prevention of abduction, sale and trafficking 36 – Protection from other forms of exploitation 38 – Protection of children affected by armed conflict 39 – Rehabilitation of child victims

7 UNCRC Implementation Checklist

8 Quantitative Indicators
Rate of children aged 0-2 in residential care % disabled children in foster care Rate of domestic adoptions Ratio of qualified social workers Social protection expenditure as percentage of GDP

9 The Child Protection System's Components
POLICY, LEGAL AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SERVICES, PROCESSES, MECHANISMS CAPACITY ACCOUNTABILITY COORDINATION

10 Index Matrix Art 9 - Separation from Parents Policy Services
Capacities Accountability Coordination Does the legal & regulatory framework state that child-family separation is a measure of last resort and taken only if necessary to protect the best interests of the child? Do parents have access to counselling and other support services? Does the state provide or sponsor counseling and support services that are staffed to meet the demand, according to quality standards? Are complaint mechanisms in place and accessible for parents that relate to the services provided? Do competent authorities (social services, justice, health and education) coordinate services and processes in situations that require intervention, investigation and follow-up? Indicator 2 Over 500 INDICATORS

11 Internal & External Review
The ChildPact members in: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo*, Georgia, Moldova, Romania, Serbia World Vision child protection experts Other international experts from UNICEF, Save the Children, CBS-CPU and academia

12 9 CPI Piloting Countries

13 CPI Results Main CP System Total Implem Gap Policy Services Capacity
Account Coordin Art 9.1 0,682 0,641 0,204 0,846 0,875 0,357 0,458 Art 9.2 0,833 0,75 0,25 1 0,5 Art 9.3 0,7 -0,25 0,666 Art 19 0,679 0,625 0,268 0,893 0,6 0,375 0,527 Art 20.1 0,677 0,630 0,236 0,867 0,783 0,384 0,479 Art 20.2 0,541 0,489 0,260 0,583 Art 21 0,497 0,490 0,036 0,526 0,587 Art 23 0,515 0,436 0,396 0,832 0,387 0,4 0,291 Art 32 0,594 0,519 0,895 0,416 0,41 Art 33 0,486 0,441 0,224 0,392 0,125 Art 34 0,670 0,613 0,286 0,9 0,628 0,525 0,8 Art 35 0,561 0,338 0,419 Art 36 0,572 0,493 0,395 0,888 0,35 Art 38 Subtotal Main 0,604 0,549 0,242 0,792 0,690 0,408 0,439 0,695 General 0,578 Social work Outcome/ Output 0,627 0,615 Main CP System Total Implem Gap Policy Services Capacity Account Coordin Art 9.1 0,423 0,337 0,432 0,769 0,5 0,286 0,188 0,375 Art 9.2 0,75 0,625 1 Art 9.3 0,533 0,458 0,833 0,667 0,167 Art 19 0,488 0,411 0,382 0,794 0,271 Art 20.1 0,498 0,429 0,345 0,773 0,554 0,308 0,354 Art 20.2 0,48 0,506 -0,131 0,15 Art 21 0,482 0,441 0,202 0,643 0,613 0,125 0,361 Art 23 0,406 0,469 0,875 0,363 0,4 Art 32 0,556 0,476 0,402 0,878 0,333 0,404 Art 33 0,52 0,473 0,235 0,708 0,25 Art 34 0,478 0,392 0,43 0,822 0,342 0,327 Art 35 0,606 0,568 0,192 0,76 0,9 0,321 0,8 Art 36 0,483 0,409 0,368 0,778 0,438 0,325 Art 38 Subtotal Main 0,459 0,786 0,561 0,352 0,425 0,472 General 0,543 Social work 0,6 Outcome/ Output 0,355 0,527

14 “Good data visualisation comes from the successful marriage of design/pictures and data.”

15 Outcome & Output (quantitative data)

16 Governance Environment

17 CPI Main Frame (UNCRC articles)

18 The CPI Main Frame System Components Comparison
SERVICES POLICY CAPACITY COORDINATION ACCOUNTABILITY

19 Policy – Implementation = Gap

20 Social Work

21 Overall Country Score CROSS REGIONAL COMPARISON

22 This Project is Supported by:

23 Thank You for Your Time!


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