Child Rights Programming: Designing Programmes That Empower and Protect

Name: Child Rights Programming: Designing Programmes That Empower and Protect
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Discover the principles, frameworks, and practical tools for developing programmes that promote children's rights.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Describe the core principles of child rights programming.
Identify the differences between a needs-based and a rights-based approach.
Apply Child Rights Situational Analysis (CRSA) to uncover key issues affecting children.
Create child-centred programmes that empower, protect, and respect children's rights.
Discuss child safeguarding and ethical practices in your programme design and delivery.
Explain monitoring and evaluation tools that capture children's voices and track rights-based outcomes.
Review engaging children meaningfully in planning, implementation, and evaluation processes.
Recognise advocacy strategies that strengthen child rights programmes and policy influence.
Recall working closely with communities, governments, and partners to support child-focused initiatives.
Analyse real-world examples to spot what works and does not in child rights programming.

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