Child Identity Protection collaborates with States, UN agencies, international organisations and other stakeholders to ensure that international standards as well as regional standards are fully respected by: 1. Undertaking robust research to understand the phenomenon as well as identify promising practices to respond to existing limitations 2. Developing and implementing legislative and policy frameworks that seek to protect these rights, as well as appropriate responses when these rights are contravened 3. Advocating for these rights in international, regional and national fora 4. Equipping professionals with tools, resources and training 5. Ensuring voices of persons with lived experiences are central to relevant discussions 6. Coordinating research, legislative and policy work, advocacy and practice at Geneva Headquarters to support the protection of children and the empowerment of its members across the globe