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Project ID: | 00085967 | Description: | PBF/NPL/D-2 Reintegration and |
Fund: | Start Date *: | 16 Mar 2013 | |
Theme: | Youth Empower/Employ-W2 |
End Date*: | 15 Dec 2015 |
Country: | Nepal | Project Status: | Financially Closed |
Participating Organization: | UNICEF - United Nations Children's Fund |
About
Project Description: This project is intended to support government’s implementation of the National Plan of Action for Reintegration and Rehabilitation of Children Affected by Armed Conflict (NPA - CAAC). The focus of the project will be to enhance the capacity of relevant government and non-government actors and eventually contribute toward the strengthening of overall child protection systems to provide dividends to the community as a whole, through building on structures, mechanisms and capacities established in a conflict/post-conflict context, to address a broader range of child protection issues. PBF Outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened capacity of government and non-government agencies to provide holistic social reintegration support to children affected by conflict. Outcome 2: Strengthened capacity of government and non-government agencies, to respond to protection concerns of children affected by conflict, through the child protection system approach, providing dividends to the community as a whole. Major activities within the project will include:
The structures and functions of the child protection system to be supported by this project will be mainstreamed into the regular government systems. Financial sustainability is expected to be gradually achieved through the development of district, village and municipality child protection plans to be incorporated within local government plans in the framework of decentralization and local self-governance, and co-funded by local and national government resources, external development partners, non-governmental organisations and the private sector. The Project is therefore expected to strengthen existing structures and mechanisms so that conflict-affected as well as other children in need of care and protection will be served beyond its lifetime. The project intends to contribute to peace-building by reducing vulnerabilities which were among the root causes of the decade-long conflict. Recent Documents
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