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Child Protection Partnership / CPP

Overview
Location: 
CPP is currently working in South America (Brazil) and South East Asia (Thailand).

The Child Protection Partnership (CPP) is a multisector collaboration protecting children and their rights from sexual exploitation enabled by worldwide use of information and communication technology (ICT).

Check out CPP's new website at www.childprotectionpartnership.org.

The goal of CPP is to reduce, and where possible eliminate, IT enabled child sexual exploitation by building on good child protection practices that encourage sustainable systems change. Specifically, CPP is working towards three outcomes:

  1. Equip law enforcement, government and other supporting bodies/organizations to better address IT enabled child sexual exploitation
  2. Connect vulnerable children (male and female) to services and protective mechanisms to gain improved access to responsive legal and other protections preventing and addressing IT enabled child sexual exploitation
  3. Adopt a coordinated systems approach amongst stakeholders to work in partnership to prevent and addresses IT enabled child sexual exploitation
Partner Info
Timeline: 
February 2008 to June 2011
Team: 
Christopher Yeomans, Project Manager
Philip Cook, Child Rights and Protection Specialist
Micheal Montgomery, Special Adviser
Cheryl Heykoop, Triple A Adviser and SE Asia Interim Coordinator
Michele Cook, Learning Materials Coordinator
Taryn Danford, Communications Officer
Partners: 
Microsoft Corporation
Royal Canadian Mounted Police's National Child Exploitation Coordination Centre (NCECC)
United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
Plan International (Canada, Brazil, Thailand)
Canadian International Development Agency

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