Evidence-based approaches can help identify what works, what doesn’t, and why, allowing for continuous improvement.
The Role of Children’s Voices
An often-overlooked aspect of child protection policy is the inclusion of children’s perspectives. While adults are responsible for making decisions, children themselves have valuable insights into their own experiences and needs.
Involving children in policymaking can:
Improve the relevance and effectiveness of policies
Empower young people
Ensure that policies reflect real-world experiences
This does not mean placing responsibility on children but rather recognizing them as stakeholders in decisions that affect their lives.
Avoiding One-Size-Fits-All Solutions
