Child Protection

More Resources:

 

Read the Preventing Traffick Report (pdf)

The final evaluation for the USAID-funded Preventing Trafficking in Persons through Sustainable Livelihood Recovery project in the Philippines found positive impact.

 

Read the Life Project Report (pdf)

In Georgia, World Vision’s child protection project resulted in a 20-percent decrease in the number of parents sending their children to work over two years.

 

Read the Child Friendly Spaces Report (pdf)

World Vision widely uses Child Friendly Spaces to protect children and provide psychosocial support in emergency situations. World Vision and Columbia University, working with Save the Children, UNICEF, and others, engaged in a 3-year collaborative project to document the outcomes and impacts of child friendly spaces and develop capacity for rigorous evaluation.

 

Read the Child Labor Report (pdf)

Our ongoing U.S. Department of Labor-funded project focuses on reducing exploitative child labor in fishing, agriculture, and domestic service in Cambodia through educational and livelihoods services. In its first 3 years, it has been successful at increasing enrollment, reducing the dropout rate, and influencing national level policy.