Child Protection Resource Pack

Highlights

The Government of Indonesia’s child protection agenda has led to significant improvements in children’s well-being in recent years. A key factor in strengthening child protection is the development and improvement of policies, which require continuous attention to achieve positive child protection outcomes over the long run. Ensuring birth registration for all children presents an ongoing challenge in Indonesia, as does decreasing the prevalence of violence against children. Recently, the need has arisen to develop policies and programmes to meet the needs of children living without parental care and protect children during disasters. Child protection adds a new dimension to the overall need for disaster risk reduction, preparedness and response.

UNICEF works with a wide array of stakeholders to support child protection efforts across Indonesia, with the aim of developing a comprehensive system that promotes and ensures the protection of girls and boys in all contexts.

The development of this resource pack was led by the UNICEF Indonesia Child Protection Section (Programme Division). These series of documents present key issues, child protection risks in Indonesia, suggestions to overcome those risks, and guiding law and policy for child protection. 

List of documents:

1. Child Protection in Indonesia - Developing Strong Policy and Regulations for Every Child
2. Implementing Child Protection and Welfare in Indonesia - For Every Child
3. Child Protection during COVID-19 Pandemic
4. Infographic on Birth Registration
5. Infographic on Social Services Workforce Strenghthening
6. Infographic on Child Protection in Emergencies
7. Infographic on PKSAI
8. Infographic on Children Living Outside Parental Care
9. Fact Sheet on Child Marriage
10. Fact Sheet on Bullying