Child Online Protection Sensitisation in Ghana

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SENSITISATION OF CHILD
ONLINE PROTECTION IN
GHANA
PRESENTATION OUTLINE
BACKGROUND
OBJECTIVE
STAKEHOLDERS
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
WHAT IS IN PLACE
ACTION PLAN
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
BACKGROUND
Definition of Child Online Protection
International Agency championing the course
Current or available data on the effect of ICT and mobile technology by
children
OBJECTIVES
To inform stakeholders about the children’s use of the internet and mobile
devices
To empower the regulatory body on its role in championing child online
protection
To provide the necessary resources to all minimize online online child sexual
exploitation
STAKEHOLDERS
The Ministry of Gender, Women and Children Protection
Ministry of Communications and its agencies
Ministry of Education and its agencies
Religious bodies
Internet Service Providers and Telcos
Law Enforcement
NGOs
Media
Youth Ambassador
Victims
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Champions
Training and Awareness
Response unit(victim support and perpetrator prosecution)
WHAT IS IN PLACE AND 
WHAT IS MISSING
Legislation
Child Sexual Abuse Material defined
Technology facilitated CSAM offences
Helpline
ISP and Telcos Reporting
Education
ACTION PLAN
Draft a report on training received five days after returning
We expect a corresponding between ourselves and the ministry for gender
Schedule meeting with stakeholders
Recommendation and implementation
Outcome and assessment
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This presentation outlines the sensitisation of child online protection in Ghana, covering the background, objectives, stakeholders, roles, responsibilities, existing measures, action plan, and recommendations. Key points include defining child online protection, informing stakeholders about children's internet use, empowering regulatory bodies, and providing resources to combat online child exploitation. Stakeholders involved range from ministries to NGOs and the media. The action plan involves reporting, communication with relevant ministries, stakeholder meetings, and implementation recommendations.

  • Child Protection
  • Online Safety
  • Ghana
  • Stakeholders
  • Internet

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  1. SENSITISATION OF CHILD ONLINE PROTECTION IN GHANA

  2. PRESENTATION OUTLINE BACKGROUND OBJECTIVE STAKEHOLDERS ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES WHAT IS IN PLACE ACTION PLAN CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

  3. BACKGROUND Definition of Child Online Protection International Agency championing the course Current or available data on the effect of ICT and mobile technology by children

  4. OBJECTIVES To inform stakeholders about the children s use of the internet and mobile devices To empower the regulatory body on its role in championing child online protection To provide the necessary resources to all minimize online online child sexual exploitation

  5. STAKEHOLDERS The Ministry of Gender, Women and Children Protection Ministry of Communications and its agencies Ministry of Education and its agencies Religious bodies Internet Service Providers and Telcos Law Enforcement NGOs Media Youth Ambassador Victims

  6. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Champions Training and Awareness Response unit(victim support and perpetrator prosecution)

  7. WHAT IS IN PLACE AND WHAT IS MISSING Legislation Child Sexual Abuse Material defined Technology facilitated CSAM offences Helpline ISP and Telcos Reporting Education

  8. ACTION PLAN Draft a report on training received five days after returning We expect a corresponding between ourselves and the ministry for gender Schedule meeting with stakeholders Recommendation and implementation Outcome and assessment

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