Resources on adolescent development and participation
Children as active citizens: Policy and programme guide
This publication is an important tool for decision makers at the national level and for all service providers in the East Asia and Pacific region for the progressive realization of civil rights for children. It will serve not only as a guide for policies
Children as active citizens: Commitments and obligations for children’s civil rights and civic engagement in East Asia and the Pacific
All children are born with rights. Children’s citizenship does not depend on their future contributions to society. Children’s ability to exercise their citizenship rights and responsibilities evolves as they grow and learn.
The participation of children and young people in emergencies
This guide drew heavily on examples of children’s participation in tsunami-affected areas. Theseexamples were provided by organizations and individuals contributing to the fair on children’sparticipation in the tsunami response...
Participant' s Materials for Disasters and the Aftermath: Building Life Skills for Health and Education
Participant's Manual of the Young People's Forum: Disasters and the Aftermath Building Young People's Life Skills for Health and Education
Young people dialogue on natural disasters: A meeting in Bangkok brings together dozens of youth from Thailand, Indonesia and Pakistan
The Disasters and the Aftermath Forum held in Bangkok on April 30 – May 5, 2007 provides young people an opportunity to examine ways in which life skills and other key approaches can be used to strengthen their capacity to cope with disasters and stress.
Adolescent development in East Asia and the Pacific: Realizing their potential. 2006
Paper focuses on the situation of adolescents in the East Asia and the Pacific. It attempts to interpret the key trends and draw policy and programmatic implications for UNICEF and partners to respond to the challenges of working for and with adolescents.
Child and youth participation resource guide. 2006
This annotated resource guide provides a user-friendly directory of key resources on child and youth participation. Documents listed are organized into four broad categories and 27 thematic areas. The CD-ROM with this guide has full-text documents.
