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The Evolution of the the Triple "A" process
 Until recently, CPP has been utilizing IICRD's Triple "A" process to facilitate the realization of children's lived realities in our pilot sites. In light of the Institute's commitment to ongoing reflection of its core developmental strategies, a decision to allow these strategies to evolve naturally has resulted in the move to a new and exciting model - The Circle of Rights: Reflective Planning for Social Change. It is felt that this process more accurately reflects the goals of the work being undertaken and allows for more reflection on the monitoring and evaluation stages that play such a critical role in the development of strategies across all projects in all the locations where IICRD works.
This evolution in IICRD's methodology is an exciting time and the benefits of the new approach are already being felt in numerous locations around the globe. CPP is looking forward to keeping everyone informed about our experiences with the use of the new Circle of Rights methodology in upcoming NetNews issues. Stay tuned!
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CPP - Thailand at a glance
A CPP Partners meeting was held in Bangkok in mid December to seek cooperation and identify opportunities for synergies amongst high level officials to enable coordinated efforts across all 3 CPP outcomes. It was noted that child sexual exploitation related crime is still on the increase despite a focus on the issue from the Attorney General's office in Thailand. Read more....
The second stage of the meeting included a mapping exercise aimed at identifying the systems at play locally, nationally and internationally in relation to legislation and policies on ICT sexual exploitation. Link to the presentation on the pertinent findings from the exercise.
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In early December, CPP staff in collaboration with Plan Brazil,  SaferNet and Childhood Brazil facilitated activities at the "City of Rights" event that ran parallel to the 8th National Conference on the Rights of Children and Adolescents in Brasilia.
Over 4 days, the stand drew over 500 school children and upwards of 1000 others including the Minister for Human Rights and the Mayor of Brasilia. The event was an excellent networking opportunity and allowed those staffing the booth to engage directly with children on the dangers of ICT. Read more in English, in Portuguese...
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Children's Check In
On December 19, 2009, the children of Klongtoey held an ICT exhibition to educate their friends and families about what they had  learned about ICT and child protection through their involvement in CPP. The event took place at the Mercy Centre's Community Christmas party and reached upwards of 250 children and adults. The interactive display developed by the children included fun and informative activities related to ICT. Through this activity, children and youth from the Mercy Centre were able to demonstrate their knowledge on ICT child protection and help others to understand the issue and identify ways to help themselves. |
Pilot Site Profile - Klung Toey, Thailand
CPP is working in Klung Toey, Bangkok, Thailand in collaboration with the Human Development Foundation at the Mercy Centre and Chulalongkorn University's Faculty of Education. Located in central Bangkok, the Klung Toey slum is an important pilot site due to high levels of child vulnerability including sexual exploitation. Read more.... |
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Upcoming Events
March, 2010 - CPP Brazil, multi-sector stakeholder engagement with national level partner in Brasilia
- CPP Thailand, Monitoring and Evaluation Session with representatives from key partners
- CPP Thailand Planning Sessions and Internal Team Meeting |
