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In July, the Implementation Science Collaborative’s (ISC) Honduras-based partner COIPRODEN held a launch event for an activity to support the Honduran National Response Plan for the Prevention of Violence against Children and Adolescents in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The National Commission for the Prevention…
Government, academia, and implementers coalesce around evidence-into-practice policy and programs centered on child care and protections systems According to the Better Care Network, Moldova has made great strides in reforming its child care and protection system over the past 15 years. With…
This webinar is the second in the Implementation Science Collaborative’s Evidence to Policy series exploring efforts to protect children from violence in low-resource settings globally. The objective of the event is to share key achievements and lessons learned in efforts to implement…
In November 2023, LVCT Health, in collaboration with the Department of Children Services in Kenya, published a groundbreaking, qualitative study on the reduction in violence against children (VAC) in Kenya from 2010-2019. The study examines the evolution of VAC policies, interventions,…
The National Parents and Caregivers Strategy draws on VAC data to break cycles of violence in Namibia, one family at a time In 2023, Lifeline/Childline Namibia, a child wellbeing organization that operates the only child-centered crisis helpline in Namibia, developed a costed National…
Plus: A Retrospective on the Power of Partnership and theEvidence-to-Policy Process Maseru, Lesotho – Implementation Science Collaborative (ISC) partners are energized by the recent passage of ECSA/HMC71/R3, a resolution to recognize violence against children as an issue and the importance of data in addressing…
University Research Co. LLC (URC) participated in Guatemala’s Data-To-Action workshop in August / September 2022. Held in Guatemala City, facilitated by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and hosted by the International Organization for Migration, the workshop presented results from…
USAID’s Inclusive Development Hub requested the Health Evaluation and Applied Research Development (HEARD) Project’s engagement with the Moldova Mission to support the Government’s National Child Protection Program (NCPP) and its Action Plan. In June 2022, the Government of Moldova launched a new…
New data-to-action partners recently initiated a set of activities to support government-led efforts to end violence against children in Kenya and Namibia: LVCT Health and World Vision Kenya in Kenya, and Project Hope Namibia (PHN) and LifeLine/ChildLine (LLCL) in Namibia. These organizations…
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