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    National and local governments are responsible for realizing the rights of street children through laws, policies, and budgets. Engaging these stakeholders is one of the key priorities for advocacy strategies, as they can change policies and set up interventions for street children. The document directs readers to sections in an advocacy guide and videos that provide examples of successfully advocating for change with national and local governments.

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    National and local governments are responsible for realizing the rights of street children through laws, policies, and budgets. Engaging these stakeholders is one of the key priorities for advocacy strategies, as they can change policies and set up interventions for street children. The document directs readers to sections in an advocacy guide and videos that provide examples of successfully advocating for change with national and local governments.

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    Engaging your national and local government

    As States are the main ‘duty-bearers’ and are responsible for realising the rights of street
    children, national and local government officials are often among the most important
    stakeholders to influence. They are the ones who can change the country’s laws and policies
    that affect street children, and hold the country’s budget to set up interventions for street
    children. Engaging national and local governments will therefore likely be one of the key
    priorities of any advocacy strategy.

    Mandatory reading: Read section 4.1 of the CSC Advocacy and Action Guide.

    Video: Watch these videos in which CSC Network Members explain how they have
    successfully advocated for change with their national or local government.

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