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COUNTRY & REGIONAL REFLECTION QUESTIONS

Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa. COUNTRY & REGIONAL REFLECTION QUESTIONS. Country/Regional/Global Reflections - Monday 12:30-12:45. Country : How to create political space and national commitment for child protection systems strengthening?

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COUNTRY & REGIONAL REFLECTION QUESTIONS

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  1. Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa COUNTRY & REGIONAL REFLECTION QUESTIONS

  2. Country/Regional/Global Reflections - Monday 12:30-12:45 • Country: How to create political space and national commitment for child protection systems strengthening? • To involve the different sectors from the beginning of the mapping process. • Bringing them on board in setting the agenda for child protection • Identify idea champions( child protection strengthening champion), especially among politicians, CSOs and civil servants • Identify entry points, taking advantage of existing spaces, opportunities such as OVC policy, JLOS SWAP • Influencing the budget circular, to mainstream, child protection in it thus state funds are allocated to it Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

  3. Country & Regional/Global Reflections Monday 3:40-4:10 • Country Questions: What promising practices/key lessons have we learned from other countries? What implication does this learning have for our country/work and how can we bring it home? What experiences can we share to support other country’s systems strengthening efforts? • From Kenya: The Ministry of Finance was involved and shared the process in addition to other sectors. As a strategy • The importance of clear results , what is the return to the investment in strengthening child protection system. • We need to learn more about the informal system and we need to invest more in it recognizing that the majority of cases of children are actually dealt with at community level. • We need to recognize and appreciate that in each country there is a system and what is required is to identify the gaps in light of the values of that country • Sharing the methodology used for mapping the community based systems conducted in Uganda. • Coordination mechanisms that exist in Uganda in the area of child protection Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

  4. Country/Regional/Global Reflections – Monday 5:15-5:45 • Country Questions: What promising practices/key lessons have we learned from other countries? What implication does this learning have for our country/work and how can we bring it home? What experiences can we share to support other country’s systems strengthening efforts? • Regional and HQ team: What promising practices/key lessons have we learned from countries? What implication does this learning have for our advocacy and resourcing work • Country Guide: What are our key learning points on visioning and strategy development?  What lessons can we bring home? What experiences can we share to support other countries’ efforts? • Regional and Global Team: What are our key learning points on visioning and strategy development?  What lessons have we learned? Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

  5. Country/Regional/Global Reflections – Tuesday – 10:45-11:15 • Country:What key learning points can we take away from the sessions?  How can and should this influence our national work? What do we have to contribute to other countries? • Regional and Global Team: What are our key learning points from this session? What implication does this learning have for our advocacy and resourcing work? Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

  6. Country/Regional/Global Reflections – Tuesday – 12:30-1:00 • Country, regional and global: What do we need to do to build more child-friendly child protection systems? Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

  7. Country/Regional/Global Reflections – Tuesday – 4:50-5:20 • Country: What key learning points can we take away from the sessions?  How can and should this influence our national work? What do we have to contribute to other countries? • Regional and Global: What key learning points can we take away from the session?  How can and should this influence our national work? What do we have to contribute to other countries? Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

  8. Country/Regional/Global Reflections – Wed. – 10:50-11:20 • Country: What promising practices/key lessons have we learned from other countries? What implication does this learning have for our country/work and how can we bring it home? What do we have to contribute to other countries? • Regional and global: What promising practices/key lessons have we learned? What implication does this learning have for our advocacy and resourcing work? Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

  9. Country/Regional/Global Reflections – Tuesday – 10:45-11:15 • Country: Review of key learning points & next steps for country action. • Regional and Global: Review of key learning points & next steps for regional and global action. Conference on Child Protection Systems Strengthening in Sub-Saharan Africa

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