Profiles
Related Innocenti Project(s):
Championing children's rights: a global study of independent human rights institutions for children
Life-course analysis
Structural determinants of child well-being: a framework for action
ICTs and children
Determinants, social norms, and violence
Determinants, social norms, and violence
What does the evidence say about the impact of social transfers on child protection outcomes
Governance and child rights
Adoption and alternative care
Social norms, harmful practices and behavioural change
Sexual abuse and exploitation of children through the Internet and other information and communication technologies
Implementation of CRC at the local level: Child Friendly Cities
Independent human rights institutions for children
Andrew Mawson
Former Chief of Unit (Former title)
Publications
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Gobernanza y coordinación de las políticas: el caso del registro del nacimiento en el Perú
Esta investigación, el segundo de dos estudios de caso, explora la coordinación desde el punto de vista del registro civil y las estadísticas vitales, con especial referencia al registro de los nacimientos en el Perú.
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Governance and Policy Coordination: The case of birth registration in Peru
The Paper explores coordination through the lens of civil registration and vital statistics, with particular reference to birth registration in Peru. It focuses on the role that coordination can play in making birth registration function effectively. While the capacity of governments to deliver the function of birth registration is central to this paper, the role that understanding coordination can play in improving public services is examined, especially services for children.
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Governance and Policy Coordination: The case of birth registration in Ghana
Coordination is a significant issue for the study of governance. Policy and practice in even the most specialized area often have implications or involve relationships beyond the sector, let alone relationships between different units or tiers of administration within the policy area itself. This research explores coordination through the lens of civil registration and vital statistics, with particular reference to birth registration.