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  • Partnership

    The Center on Child Protection was founded in partnership with Universitas Indonesia, Columbia University, and UNICEF Indonesia. 

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  • Neighborhood Method

    The Center on Child Protection is using innovative methods like the Neighborhood Method to Assess the Prevalence of Child Protection Concerns including Physical and Sexual Abuse. 

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  • Curriculum Design

    The Center on Child Protection is engaged in a curriculum development partnership with the Open University in Colombo Sri Lanka. One way in which the two institutions will collaborate is through the Global Classroom initiative in which students in New York, Colombo, and Jakarta will take similar courses in parallel and engage in weekly, real-time collaborative learning. 

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  • Applied Research

    The Center on Child Protection undertakes operational research projects that support Indonesia’s ongoing protective systems development program. Through these projects, child protection practitioners work in consort to design research tools, initiate field investigations across Indonesia, analyze data, and widely disseminate findings. 

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Research

Past Projects

An Ethnographic Study of Community - Based Child Protection Mechanisms in Aceh, collaboration between The Center on Child Protection and Directorate of Research and Community Services - University of Indonesia. download

Measuring the Impact of Post-Tsunami Livelihoods Programming on Child Well-being in Aceh, in collaboration with Columbia University and Save the Children. download

Child Protection Rapid Assessment Toolkit Pilot Indonesia, research conducted by The Center on Child Protection and Columbia University - Mailman School of Public Health. download

Children on The Move in East Jakarta, research conducted by The Center on Child Protection, Columbia University, ECPAT and The Body Shop. download

Building a Social Protection System for Children in Indonesia (an Assessment on the Implementation of the Ministry of Social Affairs' Social Assistance Program PKSA and Its Contribution to the Child Protection System), research conducted by The Center on Child Protection, World Bank, and the Indonesian Ministry of Planning. download

Review on Legislations, Policies and Programs for The Elimination of Child Labor in Indonesia, study conducted by The Center on Child Protection and The International Labor Organization. download

Need Assessment of Women in Indonesian Penal System; an initiative to reform the model of rehabilitation and social reintegration of the women, Research collaboration between Center on Child Protection, Indonesian Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, The Asia Foundation and Department of Criminology FISIP University of Indonesia. download

Rehabilitation and Reintegration Mechanism for Children in Indonesia's Correctional System. Research collaboration between Center on Child Protection, Indonesian Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, The Asia Foundation and Department of Criminology Faculty of Social and Political Science University of Indonesia. download

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Current Projects

Independent Monitoring and Evaluation Social Assistance Program on Children (PKSA) Fiscal Year 2011, research conducted by The Center on Child Protection in collaboration with Ministry of Social Affairs Republic of Indonesia

 

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News

Workshop Series on Monitoring and Evaluation

The Center on Child Protection, along with JPAI (Jaringan Peduli Anak Indonesia), SMERU and supported by UNICEF are collaborating to hold a series of monitoring and evaluation workshops. The aim is to help all participants to understand and to be able to apply the knowledge in practical context while they design a program. This series will enhance practitioners capability and skills in designing and implementing a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation program that are suitable to their needs.

This series will be taught by three experts from Monitoring and Evaluation Issues. The sepakers are Ari Perdana from TNP2K, Fred Ssewamala from Columbia University and Prof. Irwanto fron Center on Child Protection UI. The Series will divided into 3 parts.

Terms of Reference

Syllabus

 

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CCP Learning Seminar Series November 2012

 

Seminar Theme

The Nutritional Status and Feeding Practices of Toddlers in Jakarta's Childcare Institution

 

Speaker

Mrs. Luh Ade Ari Wiradnyani

Mrs. Evi Ermayani, Shut, Msc


Day/Date

Friday, 30th November 2012

3.00 - 5.00 PM


Venue

N2 101 Room (Ex-PLN Room), Nusantara II Buidling, 1st floor, Faculty of Social and Political Science UI - Depok Campus


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Our Three-Year Strategic Plan to Protect and Strengthen the Lives of Children in Indonesia

The Center on Child Protection works to contribute to the systematization and professionalizing of child protection in Indonesia. The Center is committed to promoting sustainable solutions to complex problems affecting children, their families and communities.

 

We pursue those goals through three inter-related sets of activities: Research to support systems development, evidenced-based programming and policy change; Training to build the capacity of government officials and civil society practitioners; and Curricullum Support to design a skills-based concentration that prepares future generation of individuals dedicated to improving the well-being of children in Indonesia and beyond.


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Including Our Partners


Spotlight

SPEAK - 13 th Edition

Dear Colleagues

 

We are proud to present the newest volume of our newsletter, SPEAK (Sekilas tentang Perlindungan Anak).

We hope this brief review can help to bring small, positive changes to child protection practice.

Thank you for your interest.
Cheers,

 

Editor in Chief

SPEAK in Bahasa Edition.pdf

SPEAK in English Edition.pdf

 

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