Child Participation
Below you can find a list of global indicators relating to Child Participation, a SCI Cross-Cutting Theme.
Every child has the fundamental right to express their views freely and have them taken seriously.
For Save the Children, child participation is about respecting and valuing the child as a rights holder; recognising their right to be heard, freely engage in civic action, influence decisions that affect them, and hold decision makers to account. Child participation ensures quality programming designed to deliver solutions that address the violations of child rights.
Building Child Participation involves strategically investing in structures, capabilities, systems and opportunities for meaningful participation and effective voice of children.
More information on the Child Participation cross-cutting theme can be found on OneNet. If you feel that an important indicator is missing, please propose it by using the contact option above.
Safe, accessible, accountable, and participatory assistance delivery
Supported Children and Civil Society Actors Reporting Enhanced Ability to Exercise Civil Rights and Navigate Civic Space Challenges
Supported Children and Civil Society Actors Reporting Enhanced Capacity to Advocate for Child Rights
Supported Children and Civil Society Actors Reporting Improved Access to Decision-Making and Inclusion in Planning by Government and Stakeholders
Supported CSOs, Child-Focused Organizations, Child-Led Organizations, and Child Participation Structures Reporting Improved Coordination and Collaboration with Civil Society on Child Rights
- Coordination by adult-led civil society organizations with civil society actors to maximise the impact of engagement around advancing respect for child rights
- Coordination by formal and informal child-led organizations and participation structures with civil society actors to maximize the impact of engagement around advancing respect for child rights
- Gender equality coordination