Overview
Given the ever-increasing significance of digital skills for all work, especially work requiring the collection and use of sensitive data related to children in precarious situations, assessing and improving digital skills among the child protection workforce is of utmost importance.
Government agencies and implementing partners specializing in child protection require reliable data and digital tools to address vulnerable children’s needs and support the case management decision-making process. There is a lack of easy-to-use tools and/or methodologies to identify and assess the various competencies that caseworkers and other child protection actors need to manage digital tools and devices or transform and exchange digital data securely.
Do you have feedback on this resource?
Thank you for your feedback as we strive to curate and publish resources to help social impact organizations succeed with data.
Explore More
Related Guides & Resources
Building a Data Team
This guide is for organizations looking to build their data science for social impact teams. Resources include hiring best practices, job description templates, websites, and sample applications for social impact organizations to share their open positions.