On March 11, a working discussion took place among Child Protection Network member organizations, aimed at developing policy proposals and positions for further joint advocacy work.

The discussion focused on minimum standards for child protection, service quality, and other important issues in the field.

Over some 20 years of activity, the Network has carried out advocacy work across a range of directions.

The Network’s 2025–2029 strategy outlines 18 strategic directions. During the working discussion, we identified 7 of them that the Child Protection Network will focus on over the next 2 years.

In upcoming posts, we will regularly present the selected strategic directions and the work planned to implement them.

Follow us to learn what these directions are and what steps are being taken under each of them.

The discussion was made possible within the «Resilient Civil Society for Enhanced Child Protection» project, led by World Vision Armenia.

The project is implemented under the leadership of World Vision Germany and World Vision Armenia, in cooperation with:
Child Protection Network NGO,
Armenian Association of Social Workers NGO,
Armavir Development Center NGO, and
Tahuys Social-Educational NGO.

The project is funded by Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and World Vision Germany.