Commentary
Giving Children a Voice Can Lead to Better Outcomes for All: Developing the New European Strategy on the Rights of the Child
Nov 3, 2020
Embedding a Children's Rights Perspective in Policy and Decision-Making
Published in: Employment, Social Affairs & Inclusion (2019). doi:10.2767/596412
Posted on RAND.org on August 08, 2019
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This policy memo provides an overview of the extent to which children's rights are promoted and taken into account in policies and practice. The memo considers policy frameworks at national level as well as those at EU level. It also also discusses ways in which policies and wider initiatives facilitate children's participation in decisions about their future.
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