Titlebook: Invisible Children; Reimagining Internat Maya Ajmera,Gregory A. Fields Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 pover

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Hiding in Plain Sight—Who Are These Children? opportunity for their future. We see in these marginalized demographics the absence of one or more of these basic rights. These four elements can provide a common platform of aspiration for all sectors. Who are these children lying outside the fabric of social protection and opportunity? Chapter 2

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Why Should We Care?eral levels. A moral imperative crosses almost all cultures, religions and values, wherein the welfare of children holds high standing. Virtually every major philosophical, religious and cultural movement places a value on protecting and nurturing the young. Beyond this moral imperative lie more com

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Boxed in by Good Intentions—Working in Silostheir specific issues. Consortia work around single themes. NGOs may work effectively in a defined geographic area, but success seldom informs public policy or goes to scale. Donors choose to work within certain issue areas – health, education, the environment, etc. – but find it difficult to reach

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Going to Scalect can be multiplied by going to scale and reaching greater numbers. Chapter 8 looks at those organizations that have successfully scaled in one of three ways – by going wide (reproducing or replicating their work in other areas), by going deep (staying geographically focused but expanding their wor

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Enabling the Work on the Ground—Supporting Children at the Grassrootse necessarily enabled by factors that consolidate resources, ideas, logistics, tools and energy into programmatic action: technology, philanthropy, the private sector, multilaterals, international NGOs, governments, the law and legal systems, academia and research institutions, and the media. Each o