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Mission de la redevabilité envers les enfants :
L'objectif de l'Initiative de l'Alliance sur la redevabilité envers les enfants est que tous les programmes humanitaires soient responsables à l’égard des enfants et garantissent leur participation significative et équitable, suivant l'évolution de leurs capacités, comme le prévoit la Convention relative aux droits de l'enfant. L'initiative est dirigée par le groupe consultatif sur la redevabilité envers les enfants, composé d'organisations phares opérant dans le secteur humanitaire. Le groupe consultatif fournira des conseils sur le processus et les éléments techniques permettant de mettre en œuvre les objectifs de la Stratégie 2021-2025 de l'Alliance en matière de redevabilité envers les enfants.
Objectifs :
La redevabilité envers les enfants est une priorité stratégique de l’Alliance pour la période de 2021 à 2025. Pendant cette période, l’Initiative sur la redevabilité envers les enfants visera à :
- Élaborer et mettre en œuvre le plan stratégique de l'Alliance sur la redevabilité ;
- Organiser la mise en œuvre du plaidoyer sur la redevabilité, en collaboration avec d'autres parties prenantes y compris les donateurs) dans le système humanitaire, avec un accent spécifique sur la protection de l'enfance ;
- Engager efficacement l'Alliance dans des initiatives mondiales sur la redevabilité envers les enfants ;
- Prioriser et collecter des fonds pour les actions spécifiques à la redevabilité qui doivent être menées par l'Alliance ;
- Améliorer la redevabilité au sein de la structure, de la gouvernance et des produits de l'Alliance.
Accountability to Children Advisory Group
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Join the Alliance at HNPW 2025 – Register for Two Key Events!
The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action invites you to join us at Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW) 2025. HNPW is one of the world’s largest humanitarian events, bringing together UN agencies, Member States, civil society, private sector actors, and academia from across humanitarian sectors to strengthen collaboration and improve prevention and response in...
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Toolkit | Monitoring Child Wellbeing and Satisfaction in Child Protection Case Management
‘Case management’ is a core approach of child protection programming, supporting children at-risk of, and who have experienced, family separation, abuse, neglect, violence, or exploitation. While significant advances have been made in humanitarian child protection case management—including the updated inter-agency guidelines , training package and forms , there is limited evidence about which...
Desk Review and Resource Mapping | Accountability to Children in Humanitarian Action
Explore two pivotal resources from the Alliance Accountability to Children Initiative, designed to enhance the understanding and implementation of child-centered accountability in humanitarian settings: 1. Child Accountability in Humanitarian Contexts: A Desk Review This comprehensive desk review unpacks how accountability to children is defined, operationalised, and integrated throughout...
Guidance Note | Resources for Conducting Ethical Research with Children in Humanitarian Contexts
This Resource List catalogues critical resources to guide ethical good practices in participatory research with children in humanitarian contexts. It is not an exhaustive compilation, nor does it propose new ethical guidelines. Instead, it highlights existing tools that help researchers and practitioners understand, utilise, and apply well-established ethical principles. These resources are...
WG/TF/I Session 3.2 Overview | Working Together to Improve Implementation and Advocacy on Accountability to Children
During the 2024 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, the Accountability to Children Initiative held a session on Working Together to Improve Implementation and Advocacy on Accountability to Children. Unfortunately, due to a technical error, the session was not recorded. However, you can find a comprehensive overview of the session, including quotes and findings from the...
Report | An Overview of the 2023 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action
Thank you to everyone who attended the 2023 Annual Meeting for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action. This year’s annual meeting hosted 950 participants from 386 unique organisations representing 147 countries and territories across the world. As well as two in-person Participation Hubs in Nigeria and Iraq as a pilot for enhanced local actor engagement. Participants expressed a high-level of...
Mini Guide #6 | Child Protection in Outbreaks: Prioritising Child Participation in Infectious Disease Outbreaks
This Mini-Guide aims to support children’s agency and amplify their voices, ultimately improving the overall quality and effectiveness of subsequent interventions. This Mini-Guide sets out: 'WHAT' child participation is; 'WHY' child participation is important in outbreak settings; and Strategies as to 'HOW' potential challenges may be overcome. It also offers practical guidance to ensure that...
Report | From Evidence to Action: Centering Children's Voices during Infectious Disease Outbreak related School Closures and Reopenings
During 2021 and 2022, the Alliance and the Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE), commissioned Proteknôn Foundation for Innovation and Learning to conduct participatory research across three humanitarian settings—Lebanon, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Colombia—to explore the impact of COVID-19 school closures on child protection and educational inequalities. This research...
A Research Summary by and for Young People | Children during COVID-19 : How were they impacted by school closures and what we can learn for the future?
This summary was written by seventeen research and round table participants aged 12 to 17 years from Colombia, Democratic Republic of Congo and Lebanon, Laura Lee (Proteknôn) and Bethel Lulie (Proteknôn), with support from Elspeth Chapman (The Alliance), Amanda Brydon (Save the Children International), Jonas Habimana and Joel Kiramba (BIFERD), Andres Ospina (CINDE) and Dr. Bassel Akar (Notre Dame...
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HNPW Session | Driving People and Child-centred Humanitarian Action: Evidence, Tools, and Lessons from Ethiopia, Burkina Faso, Moldova, and Myanmar
