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CRC reporting and the role of civil society

Engage in the child rights reporting cycle to improve the situation, share concerns with UN bodies, raise awareness, and build partnerships for children's rights. Learn more at Child Rights Connect.

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CRC reporting and the role of civil society

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  1. CRC reporting and the role of civil society Reetta Kallio Advisor Central Union for Child Welfare

  2. Source: Child Rights Connect

  3. Preparation of thealternativereport • The Central Union for Child Welfare coordinates the preparation of the alternative report of Finnish NGOs • Open invitation – app. 60 parties are involved • TIP! Contact Child Rights Connect to find out if there is a national coalition in your country • Theaim is to create a comprehensivereport • Key elements: situationanalysis, comments on thestate report, concreteexamples, conclusions and recommendation

  4. https://www.childrightsconnect.org/crc-reporting/ http://crcreporting.childrightsconnect.org/

  5. Why engage with the reporting cycle? Children’s rights defenders who engage in the reporting cycle, can: • participate in the improvement of the children’s rights situation in their country; • raise their concerns and suggestions about the children’s rights situation in their country to a UN body that can make recommendations to their national government; • use their report and the reporting cycle to increase awareness about children’s rights issues in the media and the general public; • establish working relations with new partners at national and international level.

  6. Thank you for your time!

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