Programmes and Partnerships

All businesses, regardless of size, location or sector, have the potential to impact children’s rights and contribute to achieving the SDGs.

But given the scale of many of the world’s problems, widespread collaboration is essential.

Forming partnerships benefits all involved. Partnerships allow for exchange of knowledge and experience. They enable organisations to avoid duplication of efforts, and they’re better suited for building long-term business and social value than unilateral action.

The benefits of a successful children’s rights programme extend beyond doing good for children. In the business community, corporates are increasingly seeing links between maximising societal impact and shareholder value.