Establish a robust mechanism for early identification and intervention of at-risk children, including children with disabilities, street children and out-of-school children.
Why this status
A national mechanism is being built, though it is not yet demonstrably comprehensive. The 2025–2029 National Action Plan on Child Protection sets out child-protection case management, referral, staff training and follow-up through agencies including the NCPA, probation services, divisional and district secretariats, and police. It includes specific pathways for vulnerable children identified through child-labour investigations and for children left behind by migrant parents. The evidence does not establish a fully operational, nationwide mechanism covering every group named in the pledge, including all out-of-school and disabled children, so this remains underway.
Evidence timeline
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“The 2025–2029 National Action Plan specifies child-protection case-management processes, referral pathways, staff training and follow-up involving NCPA, probation services, divisional and district secretariats, police and other agencies.”
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