2016 EVENTS
Network Meeting of National Statistical Offices LEAVING NO CHILD BEHIND – Data on Children in Alternative Care, Geneva, 6-7 October 2016
6-7 Oct 2016,
The primary purpose of the meeting is to enhance the quality of national data on key indicators of children’s well-being, in the spirit of the inclusive 2030 SDG agenda, with particular reference to the situation of children in alternative care.
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| List of partisipants |
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| Final Report |
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| Key background documents - Children in Alternative Care | Data collection on children in alternative care in Eastern Europe and Central Asia |
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| All children count but not all children are counted |
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| Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children |
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| Moving Forward - Implementing the Guidelines |
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| Who cares for children - English |
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| Key background documents - SDG monitoring | Report of the Inter-Agency and Expert Group on Sustainable Development Goal Indicators |
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| CES Roadmap for the SDGs |
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| Is every child counted? |
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| Day 1, Chair: Jean-Claude Legrand | |||
| SDGs - Leaving no child behind in Europe and Central Asia (ECA). | Marie-Pierre Poirier, Regional Director, UNICEF Regional Office for CEE/CIS | ||
| Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children - views from the CRC Committee | Benyam Dawit Mezmur, CRC Committee Chairperson | ||
| Introduction to meeting objectives and agenda; presentation of participants | Lori Bell, Regional M&E Advisor, UNICEF Regional Office for CEE/CIS | ||
| Regional update on child care system reform in ECA | Jean-Claude Legrand, Senior Regional Child Protection Advisor, UNICEF Regional Office for CEE/CIS | ||
| TransMonEE Analysis - Children in Alternative Care | Siraj Mahmudlu, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, UNICEF CEE/CIS Regional Office |
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| Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children and its application: the importance of quality data | Nigel Cantwell, Senior Consultant, Child Protection | ||
| Summary of the discussions at the International Alternative Care Conference and implications for data | Chrissie Gale, Centre for Excellence for Looking after Children in Scotland (CELCIS) |
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| Tools and methods for Improved Monitoring of Children in Alternative Care | Florence Martin, Director, Better Care Network |
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| Country Analytical Reports (CARs) to TransMonEE on data systems related to children in alternative care | Siraj Mahmudlu, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, UNICEF Regional Office for CEE/CIS |
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| Summary of TransMonEE CARs on data on children in alternative care | Helen Moestue, UNICEF Consultant / Save the Children US |
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| Country experiences with improving the scope and sources of data on children in alternative care | Moderated by Nigel Cantwell | ||
| Ainur Dosanova, Chief expert, Statistics Committee of the Ministry of National Economy, Kazakhstan |
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| Arzu Orujova, Chief Advisor of Social Statistic Department of the State Statistical Committee, Azerbaijan |
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| Diana Topcic Rosenberg, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Social Policy and Youth, Croatia |
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| Country experiences with improving data collection systems and intersectoriality | Moderated by Chrissie Gale | ||
| Mirjana Ognjanovic, Republic Institute for Social Protection, Serbia |
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| Elena Shubochkina, Deputy Head of Division of the Department for Population and Healthcare Statistics of the Federal State Statistics Service, Russian Federation |
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| Corneliu Tarus, Deputy Head of Family and Child Rights Protection Policies Department, Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family, Republic of Moldova |
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| Further country exchange - Exchange on promising practices and suggestions for improvement | Facilitated by Helen Moestue | ||
| Summary of the day and closing remarks | Jean-Claude Legrand | ||
| Day 2, Chair: Lori Bell | |||
| Update on Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) indicators on children | Lori Bell |
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| CES Steering Group on Statistics for SDGs -and the role of the Swiss Federal Statistical Office in the implementation of the 2030 agenda in Switzerland | Benjamin Rothen, Co-Chair, UNECE CES Steering Group on Sustainable Development Goals Statistics, and Deputy Head of the Unit of International Affairs, Swiss Federal Statistical Office |
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| SDGs as an opportunity to strengthen national data systems on child rights monitoring | Moderated by Lori Bell | ||
| Kanykey Orozbaeva, Member of the Inter Agency Expert Group for the SDG Indicators, Head of Department of Sustainable Development and Environmental Statistics, National Statistical Committee, Kyrgyzstan |
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| Majda Savicevic, Advisor for International Cooperation and European integration, National Statistics Office, Montenegro |
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| Gurbangozel Charyyeva, Head of the Population and Demography Department, National Statistical Office, Turkmenistan | |||
| Ciprian Buhusi, Head of Department, Control Body, National Authority of the Child and Adoption, Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Protection and Elderly, Romania Cristina Avram, Expert, Department of Households and Social Protection Statistics, Directorate of Social Statistics, National Institute of Statistics of Romania Viorica Stefanescu, Child Rights System Monitoring Specialist, UNICEF in Romania |
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| Building Capacity for Disaggregation: Washington Group/UNICEF survey module on child disability/functional limitations. | Claudia Cappa Statistics and Monitoring Specialist, Data and Analytics Section, UNICEF NYHQ Tijana Comic, Head of SDGs and EU-SILC Unit of the Statistical Office, Republic of Serbia |
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| TransMonEE Updates and plans | iraj Mahmudlu | ||
| Wrap-up and closure of the TransMonEE network meeting | Lori Bell |