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Strengthening the Government of Armenia’s Systems for Child Protection and Counter-Trafficking in Persons

Strengthening the Government of Armenia’s Systems for Child Protection and Counter-Trafficking in Persons

D4I’s work in Armenia began in 2020 with support for the Government of Armenia, in particular the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MOLSA), to strengthen collection, management, and use of quality routine data to support effective case management, thus improving the provision of child protection and care. In 2021, D4I started a second activity that focused on working with MOLSA and other stakeholders to strengthen capacities around C-TIP.

Developing Indicators with Front-line Workers to Improve Child Protection and Care in Colombia

Developing Indicators with Front-line Workers to Improve Child Protection and Care in Colombia

A primary objective for D4I’s work in Colombia is to support the Colombian Institute of Family Welfare (ICBF) to develop indicators for the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of the Case Management Method (abbreviated in Spanish as MAC).

Case Management Information Systems for Child Protection and Care: Data for Impact Presents the CMIS Assessment, Planning and Governance Toolkits

Case Management Information Systems for Child Protection and Care: Data for Impact Presents the CMIS Assessment, Planning and Governance Toolkits

On September 23, 2021, D4I held a webinar introducing two toolkits for strengthening implementation and governance of case management information systems (CMIS) for child protection and care.

Getting to the Use of Data to Promote Appropriate Care for Children

Getting to the Use of Data to Promote Appropriate Care for Children

Getting to the Use of Data to Promote Appropriate Care for Children By Ismael Ddumba-Nyanzi, Dawne Walker, and Fils Uwitonze, Data for Impact For the past decade, Rwanda has taken …

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Using Data to Advance Reform of the Child Care System: Lessons Learned in Uganda

Using Data to Advance Reform of the Child Care System: Lessons Learned in Uganda

Using Data to Advance Reform of the Child Care System: Lessons Learned in Uganda By Ismael Ddumba-Nyanzi and Lisa Parker, Data for Impact (D4I) Every child has the right to …

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Strengthening Armenia’s child care and child protection system: Collaboration makes a difference

Strengthening Armenia’s child care and child protection system: Collaboration makes a difference

Strengthening Armenia’s child care and child protection system: Collaboration makes a difference By Zola Allen, PhD, and Hasmik Ghukasyan, MS, Data for Impact (D4I) Prevention of family separation. Care of …

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