Training

How can adults, as well as children and young people, learn more about children's rights in development cooperation?

Here you will find a large number of interesting training and educational materials-We likewise provide resourcesfor adults as well as for children and youth on topics related to children's rights, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, as well as resources on complaint mechanisms for children and the implementation of children's rights in development cooperation.

 

Digital Enquirer Kit Youth!

In this e-learning course for ages 10 and up, you will become an alert digital explorer. You will learn how to protect yourself and your devices. How to handle information properly in the digital world. How to recognise and deal with false information. How to protect your friends, family and others.

produced by: GIZ | Languages: English, Français, Deutsch, Português, Español, لعربية, Kiswahili | year: 2023

Materials and courses for adults

Training module: Self-care, risk and disappointment management

This module provides activities for youth, adult co-facilitators and potentially parent/caregiver representatives to strengthen children and adults individual’s skills and collective efforts for children to take care of themselves during participation and advocacy processes, to minimise risks and manage realistic expectations.

published by: Dialogue Works | Download [pdf, 3.7 mb, 16 pages] | Languages: English, Spanish | Jahr: 2022

Training module: Embedding and institutionalising children’s participation | Part A: Organisational structures

This module promotes experiential learning, reflection, dialogue and action planning by adults and child representatives to embed and institutionalise children’s participation in organisational structures. Institutionalisation of children’s participation requires policies, budget allocations and human resources to support ongoing structures / platforms for children’s participation and representation.

published by: Dialogue Works | Download [pdf, 0.7 mb, 13 pages] | Languages: English, Spanish | Jahr: 2022

Training module: Embedding and institutionalising children’s participation | Part B: in external institutional structures

This module promotes experiential learning, reflection, dialogue and action planning by adults and child representative to embed and institutionalise children’s participation in institutional structures. Institutionalisation of children’s participation requires policies, budget allocations and human resources to support ongoing structures / platforms for children’s participation and representation, as well as budgets for capacity building of children and adults and transparent dissemination of information.

published by: Dialogue Works | Download [pdf, 0.6 mb, 11 pages] | Languages: English, Spanish | Jahr: 2022

The Handbook for Development Programmes

Training for staff at the local level to ensure the well-being of children.

produced by: World Vision | Download [pdf, 4.4 mb, 34 pages] | Language: English | Year: 2011

Toolkit: Child Protection Workshops

Training materials on children's rights, organised alphabetically. Children's rights are described, as well as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, General Comments, NGO work on children's rights and human rights.

produced by: Kindernothilfe | Download [pdf, 6.2 mb, 18 pages] | Language: English | Year: 2016

AGORA: UNICEF's global hub for learning!

Agora is a UNICEF portal for free online training for UNICEF staff and the general public. There are training opportunities on UNICEF's main topics, among others.

produced by: UNICEF/AGORA | a.o. Online-Kurs zu “Child rights and why they matter | Languages: English, French, Spanish



Toolbox

Materials for designing projects with a focus on children's rights

Materials for training and further education

Provide children and young people with an understanding of human rights in an age-appropriate manner

Standing up for children's rights - materials for public relations work

Promote children's participation in institutions such as kindergartens, schools and projects

Examples and guidelines for child protection concepts in organisations and projects