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Roberta Ruggiero
Roberta Ruggiero

This document announces a conference on adapting childhood policy based on children's lived experiences. The conference will discuss the value of strengthened inter-governmental and inter-institutional collaboration and coordination in developing youth policies. It will also explore how to shape policy practices based on analyzing objective data. The event is organized by the University of Geneva's Center for Children's Rights Studies and Valais Canton's Youth Service. It is aimed at policymakers, services providers, and academics working with children and youth.

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Conference (Registration fee: 25 CHF Limited seating) Wednesday 30 November 2016 from 9am to 16.30pm Kurt B旦sch Foundation, Sion/Bramois How to adapt childhood policy to the lived reality of children? Inter-governmental and inter-institutional collaboration and coordination Event organized by Centre for Children's Rights Studies University of Geneva The Valais Cantonal Youth Service Patronage Organizing committee: Roberta Ruggiero Centre for Children's Rights Studies University of Geneva Christian Nanchen Head of the Cantonal Youth Service Cantonal Youth Observatory Philip D. Jaff辿 Centre for Children's Rights Studies University of Geneva Nicole Hitz Swiss center of expertise in human rights (SHCR) and Centre for Children's Rights Studies University of Geneva
Programme 8.30 Accueil des participant揃e揃s 9.00 Mot douverture Marcel MAURER, Pr辿sident de Sion Christian NANCHEN, Chef du Service cantonal de la jeunesse Observatoire cantonal de la jeunesse valaisan Philip D. JAFFE, Centre interfacultaire en droits de lenfant Centre suisse de comp辿tences pour les droits humains Roberta RUGGIERO, Centre interfacultaire en droits de lenfant Premi竪re partie (Pr辿sid辿e par Dr Roberta RUGGIERO) La place de la collaboration et coordination : un regard densemble sur la Politique pour les jeunes 9.40 - La Politique de lenfance et de la jeunesse en Suisse Sabine SCHEIBEN, Secteur Questions de lenfance et de la jeunesse, Office f辿d辿ral des assurances sociales (OFAS) (F) Martine LACHAT CLERC, Responsable du domaine enfance et jeunesse, Conf辿rence des directrices et directeurs cantonaux des affaires sociales (F) 10.25 - La Politique de lenfance et de la jeunesse en Valais - Christian NANCHEN 10.40 Pause 11.10 Exp辿riences internationales 11.10 The development and implementation of Ireland's National Policy Framework for Children and Young People Anne O'DONNELL, Head of Citizen Participation, Department of Children and Youth Affairs - Ministry for Children and Youth Affairs (E) 11.30 Les enjeux de la coordination et de la collaboration intersectorielle en France : un d辿fi pour les d辿cideurs publics, les institutions, les professionnels et les usagers - Marie-Paule MARTIN-BLACHAIS, Directrice de lEcole de protection de lenfance, Membre du Conseil scientifique de lAgence nationale de lEvaluation sociale et m辿dico-sociale (ANESM), Ancienne Directrice G辿n辿rale du GIP Enfance en Danger. 11.50 - Le r担le de la coordination des politiques dans le travail d'un Ombudsperson pour les droits des enfants Bernard De Vos D辿l辿gu辿 g辿n辿ral aux droits de lenfant de la F辿d辿ration Wallonie-Bruxelles (F) 12.10 - Discussion pl辿ni竪re 12.45 Lunch (buffet) Deuxi竪me partie (Pr辿sid辿e par Philip D. Jaff辿) Fa巽onner la pratique des politiques en fonction de lanalyse des donn辿es: evidence-based policy. 13.45 - Contexte international 13.45 - Using evidence based practice to develop and improve child policy - Stijn HOORENS, Director, Brussels Office, RAND Europe (E) 14.10 Indicateurs nationaux pour les droits de lenfant : lexp辿rience de la Belgique Catherine PETERS, Attach辿-Commission Nationale pour les Droits de lenfant, Belgique (F) 14.30 - Exp辿riences en Suisse 14.30 - Casadata, Beatrice KALBERMATTER, Office f辿d辿ral de la justice (D) 14.55 - Inter-cantonal system of data collection on child abuse - Andreas JUD, Institute of Social Work and Law, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (D) 15.20 - Tableaux sur la condition de vie des jeunes en Valais, Roberta RUGGIERO, CIDE UNIGE 15.35 Discussion pl辿ni竪re 16.10 - Conclusions Oskar FREYSINGER, Conseiller d'Etat du Valais et Chef du D辿partement de la formation et de la s辿curit辿 Jean ZERMATTEN, a. Pr辿sident du CDE, Charg辿 de cours lUniversit辿 de Gen竪ve, a. Directeur de lIDE
Description (EN) The recommendations put forth on 19 May 2016 by the Conference of cantonal directors of social affairs (CDAS) aimed at the development of childhood and youth cantonal policies, are based on the Concluding observations of the United Nations Committee on the rights of the child. The recommendations state that in order to achieve the long term amelioration of life conditions of children and youth living in Switzerland and guarantee to them equitable and adapted access to services, it is necessary to implement coordination, or even inter-cantonal harmonization, to identify minimal standards and common language and to strengthen collaboration between specific domains. In parallel, the CDAS reaffirms the necessity to elaborate an overview of cantonal and federal childhood and youth policies, in collaboration with the Federal office for social insurance (OFAS). De facto, coordination strategy, and inter-governmental/inter-institutional collaboration occur horizontally, thanks to operators and actors, infrastructures, data analysis (evidence and data analysis), and effective financing. Also, vertical coordination and collaboration occurs from the national to the local level and viceversa. In addition, inter-governmental and inter-institutional coordination and collaboration depend on the following requirements: - Investment in people, culture change and professional development; - Linking infrastructures, organizations and systems by transcending the divisions integral to traditional mandates; - Collection and analysis of data, information sharing and ensuring local and national result follow-up procedures; - The effective use of available resources proven to work, and targeting identified needs. Since 2000, the policy for childhood and youth in Valais bases its activities on the principles contained in The Law in Favor of Youth (11 May 2000, Lje), namely: awareness-raising, prevention, special measures and protective measures. In this context, on 20 June 2012, in view of ameliorating the conditions of living for children and youth, and to ameliorate the effectiveness of cantonal youth policies, the State Council for the canton of Valais, has, among other actions, charged the cantonal Youth Service (SCJ) to implement a cantonal Youth Observatory in collaboration with the Secretary for gender equality and family1 . Taking into account the global approach of Valais cantons Youth policy, and the various involved actors, the OCJ also has the mandate to support coordination and collaboration between the various local and national service providers, and to facilitate the implementation of a Youth policy based on the results obtained by following-up on childrens life conditions (evidence-based policy). Objective The aim of the event is to engage in thought on the added-value of strengthened collaboration and coordination within the circles of cantonal Youth policy for children, youth and their relations. A comparison with other countries will allow a reflection beyond the Swiss framework. It is also an aim of the event to identify strategies towards adapting practices in Youth policy in regards to the analysis of collected objective data. Target audience The event welcomes policy makers, including actors working with and for children and youth, service providers and heads of services and representatives from academic and scientific circles. The proceedings of the event will be simultaneously translated into French, German and English For more information please visit: www.unige.ch/cide and colloquenfants@unige.ch 1 Cantonal office for gender equality and the family (OCEF) since August 2015.

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  • 1. Conference (Registration fee: 25 CHF Limited seating) Wednesday 30 November 2016 from 9am to 16.30pm Kurt B旦sch Foundation, Sion/Bramois How to adapt childhood policy to the lived reality of children? Inter-governmental and inter-institutional collaboration and coordination Event organized by Centre for Children's Rights Studies University of Geneva The Valais Cantonal Youth Service Patronage Organizing committee: Roberta Ruggiero Centre for Children's Rights Studies University of Geneva Christian Nanchen Head of the Cantonal Youth Service Cantonal Youth Observatory Philip D. Jaff辿 Centre for Children's Rights Studies University of Geneva Nicole Hitz Swiss center of expertise in human rights (SHCR) and Centre for Children's Rights Studies University of Geneva
  • 2. Programme 8.30 Accueil des participant揃e揃s 9.00 Mot douverture Marcel MAURER, Pr辿sident de Sion Christian NANCHEN, Chef du Service cantonal de la jeunesse Observatoire cantonal de la jeunesse valaisan Philip D. JAFFE, Centre interfacultaire en droits de lenfant Centre suisse de comp辿tences pour les droits humains Roberta RUGGIERO, Centre interfacultaire en droits de lenfant Premi竪re partie (Pr辿sid辿e par Dr Roberta RUGGIERO) La place de la collaboration et coordination : un regard densemble sur la Politique pour les jeunes 9.40 - La Politique de lenfance et de la jeunesse en Suisse Sabine SCHEIBEN, Secteur Questions de lenfance et de la jeunesse, Office f辿d辿ral des assurances sociales (OFAS) (F) Martine LACHAT CLERC, Responsable du domaine enfance et jeunesse, Conf辿rence des directrices et directeurs cantonaux des affaires sociales (F) 10.25 - La Politique de lenfance et de la jeunesse en Valais - Christian NANCHEN 10.40 Pause 11.10 Exp辿riences internationales 11.10 The development and implementation of Ireland's National Policy Framework for Children and Young People Anne O'DONNELL, Head of Citizen Participation, Department of Children and Youth Affairs - Ministry for Children and Youth Affairs (E) 11.30 Les enjeux de la coordination et de la collaboration intersectorielle en France : un d辿fi pour les d辿cideurs publics, les institutions, les professionnels et les usagers - Marie-Paule MARTIN-BLACHAIS, Directrice de lEcole de protection de lenfance, Membre du Conseil scientifique de lAgence nationale de lEvaluation sociale et m辿dico-sociale (ANESM), Ancienne Directrice G辿n辿rale du GIP Enfance en Danger. 11.50 - Le r担le de la coordination des politiques dans le travail d'un Ombudsperson pour les droits des enfants Bernard De Vos D辿l辿gu辿 g辿n辿ral aux droits de lenfant de la F辿d辿ration Wallonie-Bruxelles (F) 12.10 - Discussion pl辿ni竪re 12.45 Lunch (buffet) Deuxi竪me partie (Pr辿sid辿e par Philip D. Jaff辿) Fa巽onner la pratique des politiques en fonction de lanalyse des donn辿es: evidence-based policy. 13.45 - Contexte international 13.45 - Using evidence based practice to develop and improve child policy - Stijn HOORENS, Director, Brussels Office, RAND Europe (E) 14.10 Indicateurs nationaux pour les droits de lenfant : lexp辿rience de la Belgique Catherine PETERS, Attach辿-Commission Nationale pour les Droits de lenfant, Belgique (F) 14.30 - Exp辿riences en Suisse 14.30 - Casadata, Beatrice KALBERMATTER, Office f辿d辿ral de la justice (D) 14.55 - Inter-cantonal system of data collection on child abuse - Andreas JUD, Institute of Social Work and Law, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (D) 15.20 - Tableaux sur la condition de vie des jeunes en Valais, Roberta RUGGIERO, CIDE UNIGE 15.35 Discussion pl辿ni竪re 16.10 - Conclusions Oskar FREYSINGER, Conseiller d'Etat du Valais et Chef du D辿partement de la formation et de la s辿curit辿 Jean ZERMATTEN, a. Pr辿sident du CDE, Charg辿 de cours lUniversit辿 de Gen竪ve, a. Directeur de lIDE
  • 3. Description (EN) The recommendations put forth on 19 May 2016 by the Conference of cantonal directors of social affairs (CDAS) aimed at the development of childhood and youth cantonal policies, are based on the Concluding observations of the United Nations Committee on the rights of the child. The recommendations state that in order to achieve the long term amelioration of life conditions of children and youth living in Switzerland and guarantee to them equitable and adapted access to services, it is necessary to implement coordination, or even inter-cantonal harmonization, to identify minimal standards and common language and to strengthen collaboration between specific domains. In parallel, the CDAS reaffirms the necessity to elaborate an overview of cantonal and federal childhood and youth policies, in collaboration with the Federal office for social insurance (OFAS). De facto, coordination strategy, and inter-governmental/inter-institutional collaboration occur horizontally, thanks to operators and actors, infrastructures, data analysis (evidence and data analysis), and effective financing. Also, vertical coordination and collaboration occurs from the national to the local level and viceversa. In addition, inter-governmental and inter-institutional coordination and collaboration depend on the following requirements: - Investment in people, culture change and professional development; - Linking infrastructures, organizations and systems by transcending the divisions integral to traditional mandates; - Collection and analysis of data, information sharing and ensuring local and national result follow-up procedures; - The effective use of available resources proven to work, and targeting identified needs. Since 2000, the policy for childhood and youth in Valais bases its activities on the principles contained in The Law in Favor of Youth (11 May 2000, Lje), namely: awareness-raising, prevention, special measures and protective measures. In this context, on 20 June 2012, in view of ameliorating the conditions of living for children and youth, and to ameliorate the effectiveness of cantonal youth policies, the State Council for the canton of Valais, has, among other actions, charged the cantonal Youth Service (SCJ) to implement a cantonal Youth Observatory in collaboration with the Secretary for gender equality and family1 . Taking into account the global approach of Valais cantons Youth policy, and the various involved actors, the OCJ also has the mandate to support coordination and collaboration between the various local and national service providers, and to facilitate the implementation of a Youth policy based on the results obtained by following-up on childrens life conditions (evidence-based policy). Objective The aim of the event is to engage in thought on the added-value of strengthened collaboration and coordination within the circles of cantonal Youth policy for children, youth and their relations. A comparison with other countries will allow a reflection beyond the Swiss framework. It is also an aim of the event to identify strategies towards adapting practices in Youth policy in regards to the analysis of collected objective data. Target audience The event welcomes policy makers, including actors working with and for children and youth, service providers and heads of services and representatives from academic and scientific circles. The proceedings of the event will be simultaneously translated into French, German and English For more information please visit: www.unige.ch/cide and colloquenfants@unige.ch 1 Cantonal office for gender equality and the family (OCEF) since August 2015.