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ResearchResearch
For diagnosing professionals attitudes, knowledge and skills towards the problem of child abuse and neglect, the research studies will be conducted in the first and last year of the project. At the same time there are going to be conducted the studies on the representative sample of adult population concerning attitudes towards physical punishment. The research are planned to be used for the evaluation of the impact of the project.
Report on the problem of child abuseProblem of Child Abuse in Central and Eastern Europe in 2005 - 2009
The report Problem of Child Abuse: Attitudes and Experiences in Seven Countries of Central and Eastern Europe presents selected findings from a comparative research programme carried out in Bulgaria, Macedonia, Moldova, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland and Ukraine in 2009 and compares it with results from an analogous research from 2005 within the Childhood without Abuse - Toward a Better Child Protection System in Eastern Europe project. The project, coordinated by the Nobody's Children Foundation and financed by the OAK Foundation, was carried out in 2005 - 2009.
Research on the problem of child abuse in Eastern Europe
Studies parallel to the studies from 2005 were conducted this year in the frame of the Childhood without Abuse Project. The aim of the studies was to assess changes in the level of public's and professionals' awareness on the topic of child abuse that took place during the time of the project implementation. Studies were conducted in all seven countries participating in the project: Bulgaria, Lithuania, Latvia, Macedonia, Moldova, Poland, and Ukraine.
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