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This document proposes a financial solution to address the problem of girl-child hawking in Nigeria. It defines girl-child hawking and provides statistics on its prevalence. Poverty is identified as the main cause, while effects include prostitution, disease, and psychological issues. Government officials and others would want to help solve the problem to protect human rights, reduce exploitation, and alleviate poverty. Key obstacles are poverty, lack of awareness, and inadequate policies. Potential solutions include raising funds, implementing child protection laws, poverty programs, and developing an action plan with clear goals and measures.
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This document proposes a financial solution to address the problem of girl-child hawking in Nigeria. It defines girl-child hawking and provides statistics on its prevalence. Poverty and lack of awareness are identified as key obstacles. Potential ways to raise funds and solve the problem are discussed, including developing poverty alleviation programs, fundraising efforts, and creating an action plan focused on a specific local government. The overall goal is to curb exploitation of women and children and promote education and gender equality in Nigeria.
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HAQ: Center for Child Rights
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Fax: +91-26674688
Website: www.haqcrc.org
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Ngo Coalition Highlights Of Alternative Report - UN CRC 2009
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Sowmini Latest- R&U of Media
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Gender and Development (GAD): An Approach to Counter Human Trafficking
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child labour a filthy practice. It is practiced all around the world. ppt showing how to remove this socal evil by some easy practices.
Fact sheet: Youth as a smart investment
Fact sheet: Youth as a smart investmentUN Focal Point on Youth, Division for Social Policy and Development
1) Investing in youth from an early age through adolescence is critical for countries' economic growth and development as it establishes lifelong behaviors and skills.
2) Failing to invest in children and youth results in substantial economic and social costs to societies from issues like early dropout, poor health, and risky behaviors.
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responsible for promoting child labor in most of the less-developed, low-income, emerging, middle-income countries. Based on empirical data, and other research articles, this paper investigates the problem from political, social and economic, and cultural aspects. This paper identifies the roots of the crisis and attempts to bridge the existing gap between policy and implementation so as to make theworld child labor free.
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Minister Clifton De Coteau speaks on the occasion of the Launch of the Break ...
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Scope: International
Date: 9th to 13th July 2017
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OBJECTIVES
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* To identify the roles and contribution of different sectors such as: public sector, private sector, NGOs, and others, in solving Juvenile Deliquency and supporting constructive youth development as well as youth leadership;
*To gather and select good practices, challenges, experiences, and lessons learned from the national youth councils towards improving or amending the current policies in order to solve Juvenile Delinquency;
* To distinguish well-defined responsibilities for the qualified agencies, institutions and personnel involved in preventive efforts;
* To form and advance the national, regional and international policies governing the Juvenile Justice;
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Organising committee Contacts: int.relations@way.org.my
Analysis On The Result And Implication Of The Policy
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Combined Illegal, Unregulated and Unreported (IUU) Vessel List.
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South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO)
Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement (SIOFA)
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- 1. A Proposed Financial Solution To Solve The Problem of Girl-Child Hawking in Nigeria A Development Finance Impact Project December 7, 2015.
- 2. Who is the target audience for this project? The General Public, Government Officials, Policy Makers, International & National Non- Governmental Organizations (NGO’s), Multinational & Local Companies, Philanthropists, Banks, Traditional Rulers etc.
- 3. What is girl-child hawking? Who is a child? A child is defined as any person less than 18 years of age. What is Street hawking? In its simplest form, is the act of selling of products along the streets or from place to place. E.g Street vendors, beggars, car washers, shoe shiners. “Street hawking is the recruitment, transportation, coercion, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons, by means of threat or use of force or other forms of coercion, abduction, fraud, deception, of abuse of power, giving or receiving of payments or benefits to achieve the consent of a person having control over another person for the purpose of exploitation” (UNCATOC, 2000)
- 4. Statistics on Girl-Child Hawking Street hawking is the largest criminal activity in the world after arms and drug trafficking (Tola, 2008) An estimated 20,000 girl children are engaged in street hawking in the northern parts of the country (UNDP,2005) According to International Labour Organization, the number of working children under the age of 14 in Nigeria is estimated at 15 million. Research also shows that child workers display poor educational achievements.
- 5. Causes & Effects of girl-child hawking CAUSES Poverty Religion Poor family planning Child trafficking Wars Illiteracy Exploitation Urbanization EFFECTS Prostitution Rape Unwanted Pregnancies Poor Education Gang stealing Moral decline Diseases Fatigue Psychological tremor Demoralization
- 6. Suicide Bomber Sexual Abuse Baby factory Assaultt
- 7. Reasons why government officials & other stakeholders would want to help in solving the problem. Preservation of fundamental human rights. Putting a stop to exploitation of Women & Children Preservation of Life. Reduction of Poverty. Promotion of education. Prevention of sexual abuse. Prevention of diseases i.e HIV, VVF, Promotion of gender equality. Prevention of Social Vices. i.e Human trafficking, stealing, prostitution, insurgency etc.
- 8. What are the main obstacles standing in the way of solving the problem? Poverty i.e. 70% of population earns less than $1.25 a day. (UNDP, 2005) Lack of finance. Lack of awareness by the general public to stop the practice. Lack of adequate government policy to address the challenge. Lack of policy implementation, prosecution or penalties. Lack of commitment.
- 9. How can we solve the problem Raise finance/ funds to curb the problem. Implementation of Child Rights Act. Construction of Orphanage Homes Reaching out to the poor Amending some religious/traditional practices. Fund raising Sensitization/Awareness Advocacy Poverty Alleviation programmes.
- 10. How to raise money to solve the problem of girl-child hawking Local, State, & Federal governments budgets. Government develop a sustainable poverty alleviation project using community banks provide to provide soft short loans to the underprivileged at very low interest. Fund raisers. Donations by international and national NGO’s. Corporate Social Responsibility by companies. Donations by the general public. Donations by International Financial Institutions.
- 11. DEVELOPING AN ACTION PLAN Develop an immediate and long term plan that has a specific, measurable, achievable, realistic & time bound objective. Narrow down the area of study to a particular local government so that you can easily monitor progress. Determine the inputs (human & material resources) needed to implement the plan and outline the deliverables (outputs). Set clearly your key performance indicators for ease of monitoring and evaluation.
- 13. CONCLUSION Child hawking on the streets is an act against Human Right Law. It is not a welcome practice and it is banished. Nigeria needs to do much more in solving this problem.