Members

CRNSA works with Child Rights representatives at national and regional level across all 15 SADC Countries

Members

CRNSA works with Child Rights  representatives at national and  regional level across all 15 SADC Countries. Together we can build a strong and cohesive network for strengthening and coordinating the implementation and governance of protection for our children throughout the  Southern African region.

SPEARHEADING CHILD RIGHTS ADVOCACY Across Southern Africa

WHY WE EXIST

We were established in 2012 to provide a Pan African regional child rights network for SADC countries.

WHAT WE DO

We are responsible for improving SADC regional governance to protect and promote the rights of children.

STRATEGIC PLAN

The outcomes and key results for the CRNSA Strategic Plan for 2015/2019?

PLAN

  1. PROTOCOL
  2. DATA
  3. NETWORKS
  4. CULTURE

Strategic Plan

CRNSA’s 2015­2019 Strategic Plan focuses on five key areas:

  1. Capacity building and strengthening·
  2. Research, lobbying and advocacy
  3. Communication and dissemination of information·
  4. Child rights monitoring, evaluation and reporting·
  5. Organizational development

Establish community based initiatives for children

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Our Team

Team Behind our Success

To date CRNSA has a presence in 9 SADC countries namely;
Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Zambia,
South Africa, Tanzania and Swaziland.

Rev Taylor Nyanhete

Board Member CRNSA

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Felistus Mpho Motimedi

Executive Director CRNSA

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Kgomotso Monthso

Regional Programs Director CRNSA

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Our Plan

PROTOCOL

We are tasked with developing binding policy and driving implementation for the SADC Child Rights Protocol, to realize and fulfill children’s rights in all 15 member countries.

DATA

CRNSA aims at collecting, collating and disseminating the scattered data about children’s rights, to inform, unify and facilitate interventions across the SADC region.

NETWORKS

CRNSA is building formal structures to provide leadership and governance for child rights institutions and organizations as well as to support their capacity, credibility and legitimacy.

CULTURE

We aim at addressing the lack of knowledge on the ground and bridge the gaps between legislation and community awareness which is impeding protection and respect for children’s rights.