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Wale Bakare

Director of Webfala Digital Skills for all Initiative Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation in the Digital World, with a specific emphasis on Nigeria and Ghana.

Description: This research aims to investigate the prevalence, dynamics, and impact of child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE) in the digital world, with a specific focus on Nigeria and Ghana. The study will explore how digital platforms are being used to perpetrate CSAE, the vulnerabilities faced by children in these regions, and the socio-cultural and technological factors that exacerbate the issue. The research will also examine existing legal frameworks, policies, and interventions addressing online child protection in Nigeria and Ghana, identifying gaps and opportunities for improvement. By directly involving parents, children, caregivers, and stakeholders, the study seeks to generate actionable insights and recommendations to enhance digital safety, strengthen protective measures, and build resilience among children. This project is envisioned as a collaborative effort to advance understanding and develop practical solutions to combat CSAE in the digital era, ensuring a safer online environment for children in West Africa.

Tasks: Support to develop the research grant application, gather data, edit the research and also create awareness about it.

Requirements: A researcher with adequate experience on child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE)