The right of all Children to be heard and taken seriously
Programe/Partners
1. National /International CRC Day celebration.
Since from its very inception we have been celebrated International CRC Day to respect children's articipation rights through media publication, radio broadcasting by appealing concerned stakeholders to respect and heard children's voices by family members to policy maker.We also commemorate the ICRC day by monitoring of the children's participation among our member organizations mobilizing urnalists implement the CP rights in their working areas. We will celebrate by publishing child related issues in Media and will conduct joint event with Ministry of Women Children and Social Welfare, CCWB and other I/NGOs.
2. PLENARY/Adult Advisory Meeting
Minimum of one time we have to have the plenary meeting of the member organizations. It is the rights to have information of program planning, implementing and evaluation of the program of Consortium by all its members. For this we have to have plenary meeting. During this meeting we planned to have review of the strategy of the Consortium. We will seek valued suggestions and feedback to the strategic as well as programs of the Consortium.
3. CCAB MEETING FOR PROGRAM PLANNING AND MONITORING/ EVALUATION
With the intention of ensuring Children's Participation a Children's Advisory Board has been formed since from 2002. Board members have been meeting twice a year once in the beginning and at the end of the year.This is the 3rd group of CCAB. In the first meeting we seek inputs from children in the annual work-plan and in the second meeting children evaluate the yearly program of the Consortium and provide feedback and suggestions for future programming.
4. Facilitation Training on Children’s Participation and Empowerment (1st Phase)
Respecting the objective of Consortium to enhance the capacity of the individual and organization for promotion of the CP, Consortium has planned to have facilitation skills on child participation and empowerment training to the adult child club facilitators from its member organization. Thus this is the phase wise trainings for adult facilitators. The major contents of the training will be emination of tools and techniques of facilitation skills, capacity building of children to nhanced articipation at different levels, and sharing of success and lessons learnt and challenges of child clubs.
5. REFRESHER TRAININGS ON FACILITATION SKILLS (3rd phase)
During the 1st phase training on children’s participation and empowerment the participant prepared the work plan to implement the tools and techniques in the real working. During this 3rd phase the same participants who were participated in the 1st phase training will took part. The sharing and exchange of success stories, learning and challenges while implementing the tools and techniques in the real practice. The sessions were being planned in the ToT manner so that the facilitators will be capable to organize and disseminate the information to the children and the adult to whom they worked for.
6. Publication of magazine Anubhavharu and other Child Participation related IEC materials.
Anubhavharu is the regular magazine of Consortium published annually. This magazine gives the knowledge information, experience, and best practices of child participation of organization or individual. Consortium being a resource network of child participation, it publishes various publications related to child rights and participation like Facilitation guide for adult acilitators, Bal Bahas for child club facilitators, expert submission and others.
7. Development of a National Framework On participation of Children and Young People (CYP)
The objective is to develop 'a National Policy-Framework on Participation of CYP' in consultations with key government Ministries/Department and child focused organizations as well as CYP themselves and get it endorsed formally by the Government of Nepal.The national policy framework would reinforce participation of CYP by providing guiding principles and contextual framework for programme work especially for the use of key government ministries/ departments and child focused organizations and stakeholders. The policy document offers strategies and mechanisms for mainstream and institutionalization of participation of CYP. The document aims at defining key quality elements, processes and basic indicators for promoting meaningful and ethical participation of CYP. In this context UNICEF/Nepal, Save the Children In Nepal, Plan Nepal, World Vision International and the Consortium of Organizations Working for Children's Participation have agreed to work together to further promote the participation of CYP.
8. CA Advocacy.
Save the Children in Nepal, Plan Nepal, World Vision International Nepal, UNICEF, Consortium, CZOP and other child rights organization have been working collaboratively for the participation of children and youths in the decision making level since long ago. We have been working through advocacy for incorporating Children’s Agenda/ Issues in New Constitution of Nepal by various activities to empower children for their participation, development and well-being. There exist more than 10 thousand child clubs mobilizing to make realization of their rights in Nepal. As a result such groups could influence political parties to incorporate their issues in political manifestos. Similarly, there is a very positive achievement that 32 political parties including 7 political parties expressed their joint commitment to address the issues as possible in new constitution. Similarly, the Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063 also acknowledge the children’s right as fundamental rights.
- Save the Children in Nepal
- Unicef
- World vision Intrenational Nepal
- Save the Children in Nepal
Since from its very inception we have been celebrated International CRC Day to respect children's articipation rights through media publication, radio broadcasting by appealing concerned stakeholders to respect and heard children's voices by family members to policy maker.We also commemorate the ICRC day by monitoring of the children's participation among our member organizations mobilizing urnalists implement the CP rights in their working areas. We will celebrate by publishing child related issues in Media and will conduct joint event with Ministry of Women Children and Social Welfare, CCWB and other I/NGOs.
2. PLENARY/Adult Advisory Meeting
Minimum of one time we have to have the plenary meeting of the member organizations. It is the rights to have information of program planning, implementing and evaluation of the program of Consortium by all its members. For this we have to have plenary meeting. During this meeting we planned to have review of the strategy of the Consortium. We will seek valued suggestions and feedback to the strategic as well as programs of the Consortium.
3. CCAB MEETING FOR PROGRAM PLANNING AND MONITORING/ EVALUATION
With the intention of ensuring Children's Participation a Children's Advisory Board has been formed since from 2002. Board members have been meeting twice a year once in the beginning and at the end of the year.This is the 3rd group of CCAB. In the first meeting we seek inputs from children in the annual work-plan and in the second meeting children evaluate the yearly program of the Consortium and provide feedback and suggestions for future programming.
4. Facilitation Training on Children’s Participation and Empowerment (1st Phase)
Respecting the objective of Consortium to enhance the capacity of the individual and organization for promotion of the CP, Consortium has planned to have facilitation skills on child participation and empowerment training to the adult child club facilitators from its member organization. Thus this is the phase wise trainings for adult facilitators. The major contents of the training will be emination of tools and techniques of facilitation skills, capacity building of children to nhanced articipation at different levels, and sharing of success and lessons learnt and challenges of child clubs.
5. REFRESHER TRAININGS ON FACILITATION SKILLS (3rd phase)
During the 1st phase training on children’s participation and empowerment the participant prepared the work plan to implement the tools and techniques in the real working. During this 3rd phase the same participants who were participated in the 1st phase training will took part. The sharing and exchange of success stories, learning and challenges while implementing the tools and techniques in the real practice. The sessions were being planned in the ToT manner so that the facilitators will be capable to organize and disseminate the information to the children and the adult to whom they worked for.
6. Publication of magazine Anubhavharu and other Child Participation related IEC materials.
Anubhavharu is the regular magazine of Consortium published annually. This magazine gives the knowledge information, experience, and best practices of child participation of organization or individual. Consortium being a resource network of child participation, it publishes various publications related to child rights and participation like Facilitation guide for adult acilitators, Bal Bahas for child club facilitators, expert submission and others.
7. Development of a National Framework On participation of Children and Young People (CYP)
The objective is to develop 'a National Policy-Framework on Participation of CYP' in consultations with key government Ministries/Department and child focused organizations as well as CYP themselves and get it endorsed formally by the Government of Nepal.The national policy framework would reinforce participation of CYP by providing guiding principles and contextual framework for programme work especially for the use of key government ministries/ departments and child focused organizations and stakeholders. The policy document offers strategies and mechanisms for mainstream and institutionalization of participation of CYP. The document aims at defining key quality elements, processes and basic indicators for promoting meaningful and ethical participation of CYP. In this context UNICEF/Nepal, Save the Children In Nepal, Plan Nepal, World Vision International and the Consortium of Organizations Working for Children's Participation have agreed to work together to further promote the participation of CYP.
8. CA Advocacy.
Save the Children in Nepal, Plan Nepal, World Vision International Nepal, UNICEF, Consortium, CZOP and other child rights organization have been working collaboratively for the participation of children and youths in the decision making level since long ago. We have been working through advocacy for incorporating Children’s Agenda/ Issues in New Constitution of Nepal by various activities to empower children for their participation, development and well-being. There exist more than 10 thousand child clubs mobilizing to make realization of their rights in Nepal. As a result such groups could influence political parties to incorporate their issues in political manifestos. Similarly, there is a very positive achievement that 32 political parties including 7 political parties expressed their joint commitment to address the issues as possible in new constitution. Similarly, the Interim Constitution of Nepal, 2063 also acknowledge the children’s right as fundamental rights.
Programme Partners:
- Plan Nepal- Save the Children in Nepal
- Unicef
- World vision Intrenational Nepal
Regular Partners:
- Plan Nepal- Save the Children in Nepal