Imali Ye Mwana

Imali Ye Mwana (the children's money) is a child rights budget advocacy network in the SADC region.  The Network advocates for effective and efficient allocation and utilization of resources in state budgets to advance the rights of the child in SADC countries through coalition building, capacity building and research.

Resources

11	Articles
10	Books
15	Budget Briefs
3	Children Participating in Governance
2	In Brief
3	News Articles by IDASA staff
5	Occasional Papers
1	Pamphlet
1	Presentation
6	Research Reports
1	Roundtable Report
1	Seminar Programme
6	Toolkits
8	Workshop Reports

Recent Resources

[2007 Dec 11]	Toolkits: Children Participating in Governance - Budget monitoring from a rights-based framework
[2007 May 04]	Research Reports: Reflections from - Children’s Participating in Governance project: Budget monitoring within a rights-based framework
[2007 Mar 14]	Occasional Papers: Non-State Actors Role in Realising Children’s Rights
[2006 Dec 14]	Budget Briefs: No. 163 - Budgets for Home-based Care and Vulnerable Children
[2006 Dec 12]	Books: Inheriting Poverty? The link between Children's Wellbeing and Unemployment in South Africa
[2006 Aug 01]	Articles: Children should be seen and not heard… especially not on budget issues
[2006 Jun 19]	Pamphlets: Imali ye Mwana (Money for Children)
[2006 Jun 15]	Articles: Growing Poverty Affects Children
[2006 May 05]	Workshop Reports: Imali Ye Mwana Meeting, 3-5 May 2006
[2006 Apr 30]	Workshop Reports: Children and young people in action, participating in budget work