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Strategic decisions in setting up child rights impact assessments
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Abstract
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| Establishing a child rights impact assessment (CRIA) requires making strategic choices in regards to scope and process. This article focuses on choices regarding (i) the material scope: for which documents will a CRIA be carried out?; (ii) the personal scope: will a CRIA be done only for children (0-18 years), or be extended towards young adults?; and (iii) the relationship to other instruments and processes: will a CRIA stand alone, or be integrated with other impact assessments? The relation between CRIA and other instruments, such as child(-friendly) budgeting is also discussed. The article illustrates these choices, drawing on an evaluation of the experience of implementing the Child and Youth Impact Report (JoKER) in Flanders (Belgium). |
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Language
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English
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Source (journal)
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Revue générale de droit. - Ottawa, Ont., 1970, currens
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Publication
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Ottawa, Ont.
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2014
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0035-3086
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44
(2014)
, p. 125-151
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Full text (publisher's version - intranet only)
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