Its core proposal is an Early Warning System (SAT) that operates through the IME as its analytical engine, enabling rigorous monitoring of a program's performance across its eight key dimensions. This methodological framework makes it possible to identify progress, setbacks, and critical areas requiring intervention or redesign, thereby fostering institutional pathways of continuous improvement.

This transdisciplinary research sought to uncover the various systemic failures affecting child protection programs and, based on these findings, develop an analytical framework that would support a system for improving program implementation. Preventing harm and strengthening pathways of opportunity for children and adolescents were the project's central goals, adopting a functional perspective that translated a rights-based approach into operational practice.