Study On Child Welfare In Burundi

As a social public policy,child welfare is a manifestation of national economic development level and comprehensive strength,and it is also a pressure measure to protect the rights and interests of children.The research on child welfare has a long history and changes in the development of human being.Looking at the global development tendency,the social economic development is more mature,such cause constitutes the better development of children's welfare.With the improvement of the economic society and people's thought is improving,and many countries have already realized the child welfare guarantee for a nation,the importance of a country's development in the future,to protect and improve the level of the country's child welfare is the development of national economy,improve the comprehensive national strength for the important performance.Burundi as an agriculture country in Africa,limited resources,economic development level is low,after many years of development,the government by making all kinds of measures about the protection of children's welfare,actively seeking assistance of the international community,in order to protect the healthy growth of children,although has obtained the certain effect,but compared with developed countries in the world,still exist many problems.Through studying abroad,this paper has a deep understanding and research on China's child welfare related policy,and access to child welfare the beneficial experience of developed countries in the world,and according to the theory of the responsibility of the national children's welfare,social security,fair theory and the theory of family responsibility,using literature research and theoretical research,normative analysis and the research method of policy analysis,analyzed the Burundi all sorts of problems in the process of developing the children's welfare,combining the actual conditions of Burundi,puts forward relevant countermeasures and Suggestions,in hopes to provide a theoretical reference value for the development of child welfare in Burundi...