Research
This research toolkit has been developed to support agencies in organising and implementing child friendly consultations with children and young people aged 5-17 years who have experience of child work, whether paid or unpaid, including chores to help their parents or other caregivers.
This research toolkit includes:
- Background information about the purpose of the consultations with children, the research questions and proposed relevant consultation tools.
- Guidance for organising consultation teams, and guidance for applying basic requirements for effective and ethical participation of children.
- Optional consultation plans.
- Details descriptions for each of the main consultation activities.
- Annexes with games and energizers, and other useful resources.
This facilitator’s guide is also accompanied by:
- Documentation guidelines and Transcription tables.
- An Information leaflet for participants.
- An Individual Questionnaire and Consent Form that must be completed for every child who is part of the consultation.
- A Code of Conduct for facilitators and consultation organisers.
- An Observation and Documentation Form for consultation organisers.
- A document with Frequently Asked Questions and responses.
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