‘Listen to us’: Arguing the Case for Child Participation in NEPAD
The authors discuss the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD), focusing on a specific area within the organization's process, they argue, which has so far been largely neglected: that is, integrating children's right to participation in its work. The article explores ways i...
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| description | The authors discuss the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD), focusing on a specific area within the organization's process, they argue, which has so far been largely neglected: that is, integrating children's right to participation in its work. The article explores ways in which children can actually have roles in the organization's processes, and how it can be ensured that this takes place. |
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