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Requirements for Submission

Private Individual Members serve as independent advocates for child rights and welfare, bringing diverse perspectives and expertise to the CWC Board. Their role is crucial in shaping policies, fostering collaboration, and driving innovation in child-focused programs.

1. Policy and Advocacy

Provide expert recommendations on child welfare and rights.
Advocate for stronger policies, protection mechanisms, and legal frameworks to safeguard children.
Support the alignment of national policies with international child rights commitments.

2. Stakeholder Engagement

Act as a liaison between government agencies, civil society, and communities to strengthen child rights initiatives.
Encourage private sector and NGO involvement in child-related programs and partnerships.
Promote inclusive participation to ensure children’s voices are heard in decision-making processes.

3. Research and Innovation

Share insights, best practices, and emerging trends from child-serving organizations and institutions.
Support data-driven decision-making to improve policies and programs.
Promote innovative approaches to address challenges in child welfare, protection, and development.

Roles and Responsibilities

Private Individual Members of the CWC Board shall:

Actively participate in CWC Board meetings, committees, and related activities.
Contribute private sector perspectives to enhance policy formulation and program development for children’s welfare.
Advocate for child rights and welfare initiatives at the national and local levels.
Assist in monitoring and evaluating the implementation of CWC programs, policies, and projects.
Strengthen collaboration between the CWC and private sector organizations to expand support for child-focused initiatives.

Terms of Membership

Term Duration: Private Individual Members shall serve a two (2)-year term, starting from the date of appointment by the President.
Reappointment: Members may be reappointed for additional terms based on performance, contributions, and continued eligibility.
Termination of Membership: Membership may be revoked due to any of the following:

Resignation or inability to fulfill the responsibilities of the role.
Conflict of interest or violations of ethical standards.
Other valid reasons as determined by the CWC Board, subject to due process.

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