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World Vision and The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action

The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action is a global, interagency group, that sets standards and provide technical support to ensure that efforts to protect children from violence and exploitation are of high quality and effective.

World Vision International is honoured to be one of the Alliance’s Members and is part of the Alliance Steering Committee, co-lead and participate in three tasks forces and working groups.

WV Presentations at the 2022 Alliance for CPHA Annual Meeting

Localisation in Practice: How WV CAR listened to Affected Populations

Presentation by Edouard Ngo and Leen Decadt of World Vision.

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Perceptions and Attitudes of Faith Leaders around Violence against Children

Presentation by Arsho Tenbelian and Mike Kirakossian of World Vision Lebanon.

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The Impact of Cash Assistance on the protection and wellbeing of children and adolescents

Presentation by Paul Owora of World Vision Somalia, Ayalew Legesse of International Rescue Committee Ethiopia, and Katy Ashe of YLabs.

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Children in Decision-Making in Fragile Contexts: A case study from Syria

Presentation by Rawan Abukhadra of World Vision Syria Response.

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Former WV Presentations at CPHA Annual Meetings

Ending Violence against Children while addressing the global climate crisis

Presentation by Lavenda Alwaka Ondere and Yukiko Yamada Morovic of World Vision.

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Preventing Harm through Adolescent's Engagement - An Experience in Nepal

Presentation by Dilip Raj Giri of World Vision Nepal.

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Crianza Con Ternura Y Protección Infantil En Un Contexto De Acción Humanitaria

Presentación de Salvador Cebrián Plácido.

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Utilizing Research to Build Preventive Programming to Reduce Child Labour

Presentation by Mike Kirakossian and Sarah Ghazarian of World Vision Lebanon.

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What Works to End Violence against Children: 7 things we have learned

Preventing and addressing violence against children is an urgent and complex task, but it is possible. Over the past five years, a strong evidence base has emerged around a number of interventions and a set of strategies that can effectively reduce and eradicate this problem. This report looks at seven key lessons we've learned while working to end violence against children.

A System's Approach to Child Protection

World Vision uses a systems approach to address root causes of violence against girls and boys by empowering key actors to work together to create a protective environment that cares for and supports all children, especially the most vulnerable.