Coordinated by
Spark Programs
Coordinates the initiative through an independent institutional structure.
Shared Responsibility Across Institutions
CVI is built for collaboration with governments, international organisations, academia, civil society, practitioners, and funders.
Main question
Who does CVI Work With?
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inDrive
Provides strategic support for the initiative's development and international work.
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Inspired by the experience of
Mother's Home
The initiative draws on Mother’s Home’s experience of supporting families and preventing avoidable family separation.
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Research & practice partner in Mexico
Fundación Juconi
Brings frontline expertise in working with children and families, supporting local research, validation and adaptation of the Child Visibility approach.
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Collaboration principle
Child visibility requires shared responsibility
Partners may contribute research expertise, data and methodology review, country learning from country experience, policy dialogue, field validation, or insights from implementation.
Complementary role
CVI does not replace existing frameworks or services
It complements them by helping partners understand where children and families lose connection to support before crisis becomes visible.