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July 27, 2025 | Benato Atsimo, Betroka District, Anosy Region, Madagascar In the photo, 15-year-old Nekeny holds a sheet of mica in front of her face. Once a child laborer in the mica mines, she didn’t know there was any other way. “I didn’t know it was wrong. I thought it was just life,” she says. The sheet of mica hiding her face speaks to a past that often kept children like her invisible. Now enrolled at one of the three public primary schools established through the FAMAHA 2 project—supported by Terre des Hommes Netherlands—Nekeny is reclaiming her future. She dreams of becoming a teacher “so that other children can learn early what I learned late.”
Policy Brief
A Safe Future for Every Child: How Multisectoral Partnership Ends Child Labour

Contributing Partners:

Terre des Homme Netherlands
Region: Asia, Africa, Global
Brave Movement
Policy Brief
Bridging the Knowledge Triad: Integrating Data, Practice-Based Expertise, and Lived Experience to Strengthen Child Protection

Contributing Partners:

Together for Girls
Brave
Safe Futures Hub
Region: Global
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Policy Brief
Safe to Learn: A Breakthrough Approach to Ending Violence Against Children through Safe and Enabling Schools

Contributing Partners:

Safe to Learn
Centre for Global Development
Coalition for Good Schools
National Council for Family Affairs Jordan
Together for Girls
Region: Global
Alumbra website
Policy Brief
Alumbra: Knowledge and Practice Community for the Prevention of Sexual Violence against Children in Mexico

Contributing Partners:

Early Institute
National Institute of Pediatrics, Mexico
Region: South America, Global
Barnahus Lithuania medical examination room
Policy Brief
Investment with impact: Multisectoral actions and coordination in Barnahus

Contributing Partners:

The Barnahus Network
Barnahus Slovenia
Australian Centre for Child Protection
CAC Resources
Region: Europe & Russia, Global

About ISPCAN Rise Up Policy Forum

The ISPCAN Rise Up Policy Forum is a global initiative to catalyze progress in child protection through a public health and system strengthening approach. It brings together governments, researchers and practitioners in a community of practice and learning, to build on and translate into action the pledges made during the 2024 Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children.

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