The Single Strategy for the Rights of Children and Young People (EUDCJ 2025-2035) serves as an overarching public policy framework in Portugal designed to integrate, align, and coordinate disjointed national child protection and welfare initiatives. It unifies previous measures — such as the National Strategy for the Rights of the Child, the Child Guarantee Action Plan, and anti-poverty strategies — into a coherent, holistic model. The instrument establishes multi-sectoral priorities focused on eradicating child poverty, safeguarding children's rights, promoting family-based care, guaranteeing digital safety, and fostering active citizenship and integral well-being for all minors. The accompanying Action Plan (2025–2030) translates the strategy into concrete measures, timelines, and responsibilities across government sectors.
The Single Strategy for the Rights of Children and Young People (EUDCJ 2025-2035) serves as an overarching public policy framework in Portugal designed to integrate, align, and coordinate disjointed national child protection and welfare initiatives. It unifies previous measures — such as the National Strategy for the Rights of the Child, the Child Guarantee Action Plan, and anti-poverty strategies — into a coherent, holistic model. The instrument establishes multi-sectoral priorities focused on eradicating child poverty, safeguarding children's rights, promoting family-based care, guaranteeing digital safety, and fostering active citizenship and integral well-being for all minors. The accompanying Action Plan (2025–2030) translates the strategy into concrete measures, timelines, and responsibilities across government sectors.
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