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.
Improving coordination between health and welfare sectors To support improved coordination between health and welfare services, with a focus on prevention and early intervention, Germany…
Delegating to civil society Germany has taken steps to decentralise the governance of regional networks from the Ministry to civil society. Methods The federal Ministry…
Child participation implementation is ongoing CBSS member states routinely feature – notably when required by law – child participation in policy and legislation. They also…
The transition from institutional care to family and community services Lithuania’s action plan for the transition from institutional care to family and community services for…
Aiming for prevention and early intervention To strengthen families and prevent violations against children, care reforms in Norway aimed at strengthening prevention and early intervention,…
Aim The Letter of protection for girls at risk of FGM/C is a practical approach to prevent FGM/C of girls in, and outside Germany. The…
An independent commissioner to support survivors, practice, and policy The Independent Commissioner for Child Sexual Abuse Issues was established by the German Government in 2010/2011…
The need for specialised welfare services for the indigenous community While providing for improved specialised welfare services to its indigenous community, Norway also aims to…
Improving coordination and capacity Interdisciplinary approaches in CBSS member states aim to strengthen coordination and institute a shared responsibility for child protection among different professionals.
Aim Increased research-based knowledge on child welfare, including on marginalised groups. Method CBSS member states routinely apply evidence-informed approaches to policy development. For example, in…
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