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The 2013-2015 strategy about good governance for children sets out Save the Children’s ambitious vision and goals in Child Rights Governance, and how it will be delivered across the Theory of Change in both development and emergency settings. It includes our innovative breakthrough on Investment in Children that is now being driven forward as a key focus of our efforts to bring about good governance for children. It indicates how we will measure our impact, how we can support each other through documentation and the sharing of experience, and how we will work together to achieve it by uniting the efforts of Save the Children’s country programmes, Members, advocacy offices, and the CRG Global Initiative.

This report shares experiences and lessons learned from Save the Children Members and country programmes along with examples from the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Nepal and Plan Kenya on how to successfully engage children in governance.

The publication provides examples of good practices, different experiences and impacts of child-led and child-informed CRC reporting.

A brochure that presents the key features of the Child Rights Governance Global Initiative (CRGI).

This report tries to answer what kind of impact work on Child Rights Governance have by presenting case studies that show how work on CRG can hold governments to account, influence budgets, empower children, and strengthen civil society and national legal systems.

This toolkit shows how Save the Children and other children's rights organisations in a few steps can influence government policy and practice, and move children further up the political agenda.

This toolkit provides steps for analyzing State Budget allocations to understand governments commitments to child rights.

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