Advocacy
Under CRBP, Care for Nature in Mansa as part of their action plans lobbied to have zero tolerance in the mining sector where Children from St. Clements participated in the meeting.
Under CRBP, Care for Nature in Mansa as part of their action plans lobbied to have zero tolerance in the mining sector where Children from St. Clements participated in the meeting.
The CSO partners under the Child Right and Business Principles developed advocacy plans that were in turn printed and distributed to the CSOs for their use in guiding. enforcing, advancing and monitoring CRBPs amongst businesses in the operational districts.
Eighty-four (84) children (44-M-40F) participated in the assessment of businesses’ impact on children’s rights thereby contributing to enhanced child participation
Under the NCRF project, forty-two (42) children in Lusaka presented their position paper from the analysis of the 2023 budget. Their analysis was focused on three key child centered sectors such as education, health and social protection and environmental protection. In their analysis the children stated their observations and further provided their recommendations to represented…
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Through an interface meeting thirty-two (32) children seventeen (17) girls and fifteen (15) boys) were supported to present the findings of their monitoring to representatives from the District Education Board Secretary (DEBS) and representatives from the Constituency Development Fund Committee (CDF).
Thirty (30) members of the community monitoring teams consisting of (17) Children, five (5) males and 12 females) and thirteen (13) adults four (4) men and nine (9) women) participated in scoring the child protection service at Kanyama Police Station using score card
Two hundred seventeen (217) members of the monitoring teams consisting of ninety (90) children (44 girls and 46 boys) and 127 adults (74 women and 53 men) participated in monitoring children’s rights in Mongu (Imwiko, Kanyonyo and Mulambwa) and Lusaka (Chawama, Kanyama and Mtendere through social accountability
The Civil Society Organisation actors from the Child Rights Monitoring Observatory Group (CROG) of thirteen (13) member organisations further participated in validating the fourth (4th) cycle report submitted to the United Nations Universal Periodic Review
Thirty-eight (38) children drawn from Lusaka, Kabwe and Kapiri Mposhi finalised advocacy plans on advocacy issues within their communities to bring to the attention of duty bearers.
Five hundred (500) copies of the NCRF and Children’s alternative Reports.