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Building a Child Friendly City
CFC BUILDING BLOCKS
Children's participation: promoting children's active involvement in issues that affect them; listening to their views and taking them into consideration in decision-making processes
A child friendly legal framework: ensuring legislation, regulatory frameworks and procedures which consistently promote and protect the rights of all children
A city-wide Children's Rights Strategy: developing a detailed, comprehensive strategy or agenda for building a Child Friendly City, based on the Convention
A Children's Rights Unit or coordinating mechanism: developing permanent structures in local government to ensure priority consideration of children's perspective
Child impact assessment and evaluation: ensuring that there is a systematic process to assess the impact of law, policy and practice on children - in advance, during and after implementation
A children's budget: ensuring adequate resource commitment and budget analysis for children
A regular State of the City's Children Report: ensuring sufficient monitoring and data collection on the state of children and their rights
Making children's rights known: ensuring awareness of children's rights among adults and children
Independent advocacy for children: supporting non-governmental organisations and developing independent human rights institutions - children's ombudspeople or commissioners for children - to promote children's rights.
The Building Blocks are steps in a process aimed at implementing child rights locally.
A set of examples drawn from ongoing CFC and CFC-type processes are provided to illustrate how each Building Block can be developed in practice.
Click on each Building Block to access examples of CFC in practice in each step of the process leading to the creation of a Child Friendly City.
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