This registry is a showcase for how the CBSS member states are working individually and together to fulfil the vision of its Expert Group on Children at risk: a region where children enjoy the full range of human rights as set out in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
The registry aims to contribute to a collective understanding of how child protection works in this region of Europe and supports mutual trust among these systems.
An evidence-based psychosocial support methodology for children affected by conflict and displacement TeamUp is a movement-based psychosocial support intervention developed by War Child, Save the…
Involving students in budget allocation decision-making In 2019, the Lithuanian branch of “Transparency International” (TI) launched an initiative to introduce participatory budgeting in schools across…
Children as young as 3 learn about supplies for disruption to electric, water, heating and sewage services The “Home Crisis Supplies” game familiarises children from…
Helpline and chat for women who have used violence or are at risk of using violence There is a lot of shame and guilt associated…
Families who are considered to be facing a high level of social risks often lack the type of knowledge and support that a caring extended…
Research shows that storytelling can convey key messages more effectively than the straightforward delivery of the same information. In particular, storytelling can inform children in…
A confidential platform where children can voice their experiences without fear of reprisal encourages disclosure and advocacy A significant barrier to ending corporal punishment is…
The non-governmental organisation “Centrs Dardedze” developed the “Džimba Safety Programme” with the aim of reducing the risk of violence in children’s lives through teaching children…
Crises and emergencies put substantial pressure on child protection systems. Systems are forced to maintain service delivery, often with scarce resources, and to adapt to emerging challenges.
Ministry of Social Affairs in collaboration with other institutions implement postive parenting programme While research shows that corporal punishment negatively affects children’s health and development,…
Through its work in three different areas, Norway is trying to increase their support to children with harmful sexual behaviour.
Specialised treatment centres for children with harmful sexual behaviour placed under Danish Children’s houses (Barnahus) Five special treatment centres in Denmark were established in 2022…
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