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Save the Children Norway

Alternative name:

Redd Barna

Contact data:

P.O. box 6902 St. Olavsplass
0130 Oslo
Norway
Tel: 00 47 22 99 09 00
Fax: 00 47 22 20 17 66
Email: library@reddbarna.no
Website: www.reddbarna.no

Year established:

2000 

No. Staff:

90

Main contact:

Kristin Westbye (library@reddbarna.no)

Membership No:

1239

Affiliation:

International Save the Children Alliance

Network Membership:

International Save the Children Alliance

Organisation aims and activities: This is a membership organisation and bases its work on the UNCRC. It strives for children's rights and for a dignified life for poor and vulnerable children both in Norway and abroad. The work is concentrated in 6 areas: armed conflicts, poverty, education, sexual abuse, the UNCRC and structural causes for rights violations.


Operational level: International


Works with age groups : Children 0 - 18


Organisation type: NGO - non governmental organisation


Organisation mandate: Lobby governments and the United Nations, Research child rights, Work directly with children, Work in partnership with organisations


Areas of expertise: Armed conflict, Child participation, Children living with HIV/AIDS, Children working and living on the street, Economic rights, Education and cultural rights, Refugee and unaccompanied children, Sexual exploitation and abuse


Countries in which this organisation works: Afghanistan, Albania, Angola, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Kosovo, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Mozambique, Nepal, Nicaragua, Norway, Russian Federation, Serbia , Sri Lanka, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe


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Last updated 19/12/2002 06:36:54

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