Programme description
Child rights cannot be fully realised without effective, transparent and accountable governance mechanisms. To improve the rights of children — particularly girls and other vulnerable children — Trinity Project's interventions are guided by the policy and legislative frameworks on child rights and protection at global, continental, regional and national levels.
These frameworks help ensure that duty-bearers are held accountable to provide an environment where children and young people can access social services — birth registration, education and sexual and reproductive health — with minimum hindrance.
Trinity Project empowers communities to demand access to these services, while monitoring state actors to encourage and ensure quality delivery. Following Covid-19, many children and young girls were exposed to various forms of sexual exploitation, leading to an increase in teenage pregnancies and child marriages — we actively engage in the fight against these at community level.
The organisation also advocates for inclusive budgetary processes at both national and local-government levels, and conducts public resource tracking to ensure that resources reach children and youth.
