Month: August 2025

We generate and use data and evidence to inform programs, policies, and advocacy. Through robust research and MEAL systems, we track progress, promote accountability, and support continuous learning to improve outcomes for children.

We promote increased and equitable allocation of public resources to services for children—such as education, health, nutrition, and protection—based on evidence and rights-based budgeting approaches.

We advocate for open, inclusive, and accountable public finance systems that prioritize child rights. Our work involves budget analysis, citizen engagement, and monitoring of public expenditure on services that affect children.

We lead and facilitate multi-stakeholder coordination platforms to ensure effective collaboration and alignment among actors working in child rights. This enhances collective impact, reduces duplication, and strengthens joint advocacy efforts.

We defend and expand civic space to ensure civil society organizations and child-led groups can operate freely and contribute meaningfully to governance. This includes legal advocacy, capacity support, and coalition-building to protect fundamental freedoms.