What does the social protection and inclusion means for the project?
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To marginalized and socially vulnerable groups it allows the access to primary social protection;
It particularly protects the vulnerable groups and victims of multiple exclusion, which emerges as a combination of violence, abuse, exploitation, risk behavior and poverty;
It presupposes an integrated approach to child protection that monitors the basic elements of policy development and activity planning. An integrated approach in this project means that all important parts of the system are linked: from data gathering to strategy planning, from legislative development to expert training, from strategy harmonization with the budget to monitoring and evaluation. This also presumes cooperation between different sectors within the social protection system, such as the education, health, social welfare, financing, justice, interior affairs, employment, etc., which ensures link between different social services for children at the level of policies, planning and implementation;
It presupposes the establishment of referent mechanisms between different social services and institutions that develop policies and coordinate the work of social services;
It is presupposed that social protection and inclusion system is planned at the policy level, but that it truly happens at the local level, with participation of social protection institutions (such as health institutions, schools, centers for social work, etc.), decision makers, civil sector, families/guardians, and children themselves.
