BANGKOK, 11 – 15 November 2013

On child rights of orphans and helpless children

Analizing state management on child right implementation

Increasing legal age of children from 16 to below 18 years old (P)

NGOs and VAPCR’s role in implementing and monitoring child rights regulated by legal documents

SERVICE MODELS

Strenthening the role of

social organizations where VAPCR

branches established

Group of 30 lawyers, judges and jurors in 8 provinces/cities participating in supervising, implementing and protecting children’s rights to contribute to reduce the rate of juvenlines in conflict with

laws, and protect the child victims of violence ...

Network of

volunteers for

children rights

protection based

on family &

community

established and

sucessfully

operated in 15

provinces

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Program preventing children from being

drowned: building 10 bridges, swimming

training and life buoy presented;

one pre-school for children in highland

commune, 50 bikes to kindergartans, more than

1,300 schoolarships for pupils at risk of school

dropt out and mountainous communes

• VAPCR has got occasions to meet other NGOs to share useful information and experience on the protection of children’s rights, thereby strengthening various operating skills, such as skills for formulating progammes/projects based on child rights approach, to protect children and promote their participation, skills of monitoring, supervision, analysis, evaluation and reporting ...

• Children of the region have got more opportunities to get choser together, hence the sharing, exchange relation has been set up among them and their awareness of themselves as active actors of their countries and the region has been forced. They therefore are taking stronger innitiative to participate in decision – making processes while producing spreading effect among their peergroups, making thereby important contribution to enhancing children’s meaningful participation.

• Various groups of children have initially obsorbed helpful method of group activities, their group actions therefore have been improved, getting more and more appropriate.

• Regional Plan Project should extend intensive sharing of experience among various NGOs in the region by supporting the provision of consultancy and experienced experts to those in need.

• The linkage and mutal support between Regional Plan Project and Country Plan’s should be further strengthened in order to facilitate the application of outputs achieved at regional level in project countries.

• The connnection between our regional network and other regional ones on child rights should be set up and consolidated to enable the development of more sizable programs and projects.

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