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No. 2012/134 Friday, 13 July 2012Journal of the United NationsProgramme of meetings and agendaOfficial meetings Friday, 13 July 2012Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict 36

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1. Determine the purpose of the working group on children, whether it is to address specific issues or monitor the overall well-being of children.
2. Define the scope and objectives of the working group, including the age range of children it will focus on and the areas it will cover (education, health, protection, etc.).
3. Identify key stakeholders and experts who should be part of the working group, such as government representatives, NGOs, academics, and professionals in child-related fields.
4. Establish a leadership structure within the working group, including a chairperson or coordinator who will facilitate meetings and ensure progress is made.
5. Develop a clear communication and decision-making process within the working group, including regular meetings, shared documents, and agreed-upon methods for resolving conflicts or making important decisions.
6. Create a timeline or work plan for the working group's activities, setting clear deadlines and milestones to track progress.
7. Assign specific tasks and responsibilities to members of the working group based on their expertise and availability.
8. Regularly evaluate and review the working group's progress to make adjustments as needed and ensure the objectives are being met.
9. Document the work and achievements of the working group, including any reports, research findings, or policy recommendations.
10. Continuously engage with relevant stakeholders and the broader community to ensure the working group's efforts are aligned with current needs and priorities.

Who needs working group on children?

1. Government agencies and departments responsible for child welfare and development.
2. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working towards improving the well-being of children.
3. Education and healthcare institutions that cater to children.
4. Community organizations and advocates focused on children's rights and protection.
5. Researchers and academics studying child-related issues.
6. Parents, caregivers, and families concerned about the welfare of children.
7. International organizations and agencies working on child-related programs and policies.
8. Professionals in various fields (such as social work, psychology, or law) dealing with children's issues.
9. Law enforcement agencies responsible for child protection and welfare.
10. Policy-makers and legislators involved in shaping laws and regulations concerning children.

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