The OSCAP tool is designed to help you assess whether your online safety campaign is making a difference. It helps you plan an evaluation of your campaign so that you can assess its impact and effects on children and young people. It will help you to understand if your campaign is working.
The development of this tool was conceptualised and commissioned by the UNICEF East Asia and Pacific Regional Office, based on the findings of the research initiative – Evaluating Online Safety Initiatives: How to build the evidence base on what works to keep children safe online. The online tool was designed by researchers at the Young and Resilient Research Centre at Western Sydney University in collaboration with UNICEF EAPRO.
We greatly appreciate the collaboration of the Royal Governments of Cambodia and Thailand and UNICEF Cambodia and UNICEF Thailand for supporting the trialing of the evaluation framework. We also thank the Regional Think Tank on Child Online Protection, comprised of academia, UN agencies, INGOs and the ICT sector*, for their invaluable inputs throughout the initiative from research to conceptualization to tool design.
The development of this online tool was made possible through the generous support of Safe Online, Australian Government, and UNICEF Australia.
*Members of the Regional Think Tank: ITU, UNODC, Office of the eSafety Commissioner, Meta, Microsoft, Telenor, ECPAT International, Stairway Foundation Philippines, Child Fund Viet Nam, Quilt AI, Elizabeth Milovidov – independent lawyer and expert on digital parenting, Professor David Finkelhor – University of New Hampshire, Professor Hany Farid, School of Information, UC Berkeley, and Dr. Monica Bulger – Digital Literacy Specialist.
Web design and development by Sebastian Grant.
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