Protection de l'enfance au niveau communautaire

Dirigé par: World Vision et Plan International

A propos du groupe spécialisé "Protection de l'enfance au niveau communautaire"
Ressources du groupe spécialisé "Protection de l'enfance au niveau communautaire"
 

Notre mission

Renforcer la base de données factuelles pour la programmation de la protection de l'enfance au niveau communautaire, en répertoriant les pratiques innovantes et prometteuses, et en développant des conseils et des ressources basées sur l'apprentissage, pour le renforcement des capacités. 

Principales priorités du groupe spécialisé "Protection de l'enfance au niveau communautaire" 

  • Renforcer la compréhension du Standard 17 et des orientations inter-agences correspondantes parmi les acteurs de la protection de l'enfance.
  • Faciliter l'accès des acteurs de la protection de l'enfance et des autres parties prenantes concernées aux orientations et outils inter-agences pour la mise en œuvre du Standard 17.
  • Améliorer l'apprentissage et les données factuelles sur les approches au niveau communautaire.
  • Soutenir l'initiative conjointe "Engagement communautaire dans la gestion des cas" des groupes spécialisés "Protection de l'enfance au niveau communautaire" et "Gestion des cas" à travers les étapes d'apprentissage, de développement, de pilotage et de diffusion.
A propos du groupe spécialisé dans la protection de l'enfance au niveau communautaire
Ressources du groupe spécialisé sur la protection de l'enfance au niveau communautaire

Key Tools

Community-level Child Protection Task Force - Offer of Support

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This Offer of Support outlines how the Community-level Child Protection (CCP) Task Force supports member agencies by providing the tools, resources, and skills needed to implement high-quality, community-level child protection programmes in humanitarian and fragile settings in an efficient and coordinated way. 

It highlights the CCP Task Force's mission, priorities, and the practical support

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Theory of Change for Community-level Child Protection Programming in Humanitarian Action

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This Theory of Change (ToC) has been developed by the Community-level Child Protection (CCP) Task Force of the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action (the Alliance). It is designed to build a common understanding amongst humanitarian agencies on the core
objective of CCP programming: ‘Reaching higher levels of community ownership for the protection of children in their communities in

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Resources

Community Based Child Protection in Humanitarian Action: Definitions and Terminology

This resouce provides a list of common Community Based Child Protection (CBCP) - related terms and their definitions - is intended to show the evolving definitions around CBCP. Terms include: community, community-based community-based child protection community driven formal child protection system informal child protection system family and kinship structures child welfare workforce ​ This report...
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Strengthening Community-Based Child Protection in Humanitarian Settings

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In 2017, the CBCP TF received funding from USAID/OFDA to develop a Field Guide to Strengthening CBCP in Humanitarian Settings (Field Guide) and accompanying capacity building initiative that includes face to face training and funding to test the Field Guide. The purpose of this webinar was to invite organizations to apply to participate in developing the Guide and related training. You can view...
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Media

Video | Reflecting on Current Community-Level Programming (Video 2)

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Video | The Reflective Field Guide: Community-level Approaches to CP in Humanitarian Action (Video 4)

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Video | Introducing Standard 17: Community-level Approaches (Video 1)

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Video | Community-level CP in Humanitarian Action: The Need for a Shift in Mindset (Video 3)

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Strengthening Community Based Child Protection in Humanitarian Settings: PowerPoint

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Webinars

Webinar | New Ways of Working - Theory of Change for Community-level Child Protection Programming in Humanitarian Settings

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The Community-level Child Protection (CCP) Task Force has developed a Theory of Change (ToC) to build a common understanding amongst humanitarian agencies on the approaches and core objectives of CCP programming. This ToC aims to support actors to move away from top down/one-size-fits-all community-based approaches to reach higher levels of community ownership for the protection of children in...
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Global Launch | Community Volunteer Toolkit and Training Manual: Part 1. Volunteers’ Roles in Case Management

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Our vision is that these new resources will inspire child protection organizations across the globe to recognize the essential role of volunteers and develop case management responses that will engage volunteers ethically. This toolkit is based on the Community Engagement in Case Management study, which was commissioned by the Alliance and completed in 2020. During the webinar, we will share an...
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Webinar | Virtual Launch of the Community Engagement in Case Management Study

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This webinar was held in English with simultaneous translation provided in French, Spanish and Arabic. The Alliance invites you to this special virtual event to launch the Community Engagement in Case Management Study! The study is meant to share with the global community what we learned about the work of community volunteers; the roles that they play in Child Protection, the challenges and risks...
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Webinar | Working with Communities to Keep Children Safe in Times of COVID-19

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Infectious diseases like COVID-19 can disrupt the protective environments in which children grow and develop. Disruptions to families, friendships, daily routines and the wider community can have negative consequences for children’s well-being, development and protection. COVID-19 also has a direct impact on the ability of child protection actors to engage with communities, as well as on the...
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Community Level Child Protection Task Force Leads

Joy Cheung, World Vision

ccp.tf@alliancecpha.org