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principles of the un convention on the rights of the child (crc) and african charter on the rights and welfare of the child (acrwc). the report regularly assesses the extent to which african governments are living up to their commitments to children and provide critical analyses of strengths and weaknesses of national efforts made to put in place child-sensitive laws and policies and effectively implement them. infohub the african child information hub the african child policy forum (acpf) launched the african child information hub (infohub) in november 2006. the main objective of the infohub is to create a forum to facilitate the exchange of information, ideas and experiences on matters relating to children. the infohub features a database of child-focused organizations , data and statistics on indicators of the wellbeing of children in africa, the african child e-newsletter, news , an events calendar, reports, documents and research publications on the state of children. ipc international policy conference on the african child (ipc) the international policy conference on the african child (ipc) is a major biennial event aimed at promoting policy dialogue on the rights and wellbeing of children in africa. since 2004, there have been six ipcs bringing together political leaders, leading thinkers, policy makers, activists and experts from governments, civil society, academia and international non-governmental organisations from within and outside africa. it has within a relatively short period of time become a high-powered event, and the premier forum on children’s issues in africa. larissa award larissa award the larissa award draws attention to, documents and rewards good practice models in advancing the cause of children in africa and encourages their replication. the specific purpose of the larissa award is to give recognition and encouragement to exemplary initiatives that made africa a better place for its children. the award seeks to project a positive image of a continent that is often portrayed only as one of doom and gloom. the award covers a broad range of areas such as health care, education, nutrition, disability, and care for orphans. « previous ‹ playback stop play › next » “africa’s future is predicated on how we nurture our children. we need an africa that is child friendly, policies and laws that advance and protect the wellbeing of all its children, and the political will to make them happen.” xx mrs. graça machel chairperson, international board of trustees, acpf ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ young people are all but invisible in the justice system, facing ill treatment at the hands of those who should be protecting them read more on ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ effectiveness of social protection programmes linked to state accountability, says acpf african child policy forum (acpf) was invited to take part in a two-day invitation-based conference organised by the university of bath from 2-3 july 2018 with a theme “transnational transformations in social protection: concepts, instruments and contexts”. the conference aims to showcase the research initiatives and further develop them by reaching out to key international and uk-based stakeholders with policy and research interests in social protection. it offered a platform for critical reflection of the idea of social protection as it has developed over the last 2 decades in national and international policy discourses. acpf was represented by mr yehualashet mekonen, programme manager of the african child observatory, who made a presentation on social protection and accountability. the presentation showed the linkage between investment in social protection and performance in overall governance. it argues that effective social protection is a litmus paper of accountable-governance in view of the priority given to vulnerable groups and commitment to address deprivations as well as functional coordination of various implementing agencies to achieve better results for the disadvantaged including children. see yehualashet mekonen's presentation entitled "effective social protection as a barometer of accountable-governance: some reflections" university of bath’s centre for the analysis of social policy: transnational transformations in social protection: concepts, instruments and contexts why we need both words and actions to help africa’s children. by assefa bequele, executive director, african child policy forum (acpf) we’re often told that actions speak louder than words, and it’s true we won’t change lives by simply talking about the problems. but i also think that you can’t make a real impact unless you’ve thoroughly debated and agreed what needs to be done. words first, then actions. i was reminded of this at the continental conference on access to justice for children, held recently in the ethiopian capital addis ababa. more than two hundred child rights experts, politicians, lawyers and civil society activists came together to try and find a way forward for the thousands of children across africa who are denied access to justice. it’s easy for the cynics to dismiss such conferences as talking shops - fine words and discussions, but little in the way of concrete action. and if we had simply presented and debated the issues, there could have been some truth in that. + read more on +more about the conference the african report on child wellbeing 2018 highlights from the roundtable meeting of experts on the revised cfi & the arcw2018 the african child policy forum (acpf) organized a roundtable meeting of renowned statisticians and experts from 27 to 28 march 2018 in addis ababa to review the conceptual and methodological framework of the revised cfi as well as the structure and analytical framework of the forthcoming african report on child wellbeing 2018 (arcw 2018). at the meeting, participants agreed that the conceptual framework of the revised child-friendliness index and the methodological choices made are generally sound and good. + read more... civil society forum pledge on ending violence against children. agenda 2030 for children: solutions summit, stockholm sweden. the agenda 2030 for children: solutions summit was organised jointly by the global partnership to end violence against children and the government of sweden in stockholm, sweden, on 14-15 february 2018. the summit brought together governments, csos, the private sector, the media and children from more than 55 countries. + more about the summit + read the pledge continental conference on access to justice for children in africa: spotlighting the invisible: call to action find out more... conférence continentale sur l’accès à la justice pour les enfants en afrique : de l’ombre à la lumière : appel à l’action find out more... spotlighting the invisible: justice for children 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