UN child-violence recommendations failed mainly from political will rather than knowledge gaps
Evidence
The report’s central finding — that five of the 2006 report’s six principal recommendations remained only partially implemented in a majority of member states — provides the most authoritative assessment of the distance between the 2006 commitment and 2018 practice. … The report frames the continuing gap as a political-will problem rather than a knowledge or capacity problem, which is the framing that grounds the Episode 125 synthesis. — , The Rod and the Child, 10970
Categorization
- XREF: Reinforces the implementation-science thesis in this chapter’s other entries that good evidence does not automatically produce good outcomes. — connects to: Evidence-based advocacy fails when the political configuration is unready for it — , The Rod and the Child: A Global History…, 9030
- SEED: Article angle: ‘twelve years, six recommendations, five unmet’ — the gap between unanimous international commitment and national implementation as a case study in political will.