Child Protection
CHILD PROTECTION SUB-CLUSTER (Cross-Border - Turkey Hub)
The Southern Turkey Child Protection Sub-Cluster (CPSC) is the forum for coordination and collaboration on child protection in emergencies, in North Syria. The CPSC is comprised of approximately 80 partners including, UN, INGO, Syrian NGO and government agencies operating in 7 governorates. The objective of the CPSC is to protect and promote the rights of children affected by the conflict in North Syria and ensure they have access to remedies and are provided with timely, effective and comprehensive needs-based care and assistance.
NORTHERN SYRIA CHILD PROTECTION MONITORING FRAMEWORK
he Southern Turkey Child Protection Sub-Cluster (CPSC) has initiated the implementation of a situation and response monitoring mechanism adapted from the global Child Protection in Emergencies (CPiE) Monitoring Toolkit in order to collect reliable information to support prioritization and targeting of interventions and to improve quality of programs. The information produced will also be used for advocacy with donors, government and implementing agencies when necessary.
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NORTHERN SYRIA CHILD PROTECTION MONITORING FRAMEWORK
- 2017 Whole of Syria Child Protection Operational Strategy
- WOS Child Protection Urgent Funding Alert, June 2017
- 2017 Whole of Syria: Child Protection Needs Overview (Governorate Profile)
- 2017 Humanitarian Needs Overview: Syrian Arab Republic [EN/AR]
- Syrian Arab Republic: 2017 Humanitarian Response Plan (January - December 2017) [EN/AR]
CHILD PROTECTION COORDINATION TEAM (Cross-Border - Turkey Hub)
Carmen Monclus Girones
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
Child Protection Coordinator
cmonclusgirones@unicef.org
Tarek Akkad
World Vision International
Child Protection Co-Coordinator
tarek_akkad@consultant.wvi.org
Nabil Aljarmozi
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
Information Managment Specialist
nal-jarmozi@unicef.org