This toolkit supports researchers, policymakers, and civil society in conducting cross-national studies on children’s internet use. It provides both qualitative and quantitative tools to examine opportunities and risks in digital environments. The framework follows a child rights approach, accommodating diverse contexts and offering evidence to inform inclusive, protective policies for children’s online engagement.

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