Child Protection & Welfare Bureau has established the Research, Monitoring, and Evaluation Department to oversee and assess the services provided to destitute and neglected children. The Research section has conducted a series of studies, including surveys, case studies, demographic analyses, and situational assessments on child-related issues, to help achieve the Bureau’s goals and objectives related to child welfare. Using evidence-based data, this section supports various departments in improving their overall performance.
The key objectives of the department are as follows:
- To analyze the performance of different sections of the Bureau on a monthly basis
- To monitor and evaluate all ongoing projects
- To devise monitoring tools for supervising the staff of the Child Protection & Welfare Bureau
- To design research proposals on child-related issues
- To conduct situational analyses and case studies of destitute and neglected children
- To develop liaison with research units in regional offices
- To provide research support to institutions in the field of social sciences