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Table 2.4.1: Sample Action Plan for Community COPE Indiscriminate refuse disposal Weedy surroundings • Lack of designated refuse dump • Lack of communal spirit • Lack of communal spirit • Ignorant about health hazards • • • • Ask from chief and elders to give land for use as refuse dump Use communal labor to dig it Encourage all to use the refuse dump Apply sanctions for defaulters • Chiefs and elders to call a meeting with community members to discuss • All members taxed to weed surroundings • Institute communal labour fort nightly to weed around. • Involve school children and teachers • Involve societies and churches • Appoint some community members to ensure that this exercise is sustained • Institute sanctions for those who do not comply. Community participatory tools Agya Kuo June 10, 2007 Auntie Ceci May 31, 2007 All action plans from the 4 groups are then presented at a plenary. Community members are given 4-6 weeks to implement the recommendations in the action plans. A specific date is set for a follow up meeting. Six weeks is ample time for all groups to implement the suggested recommendations in the action plans. Six weeks after the first C-COPE exercise, the same group meets again to assess the status of the recommendations. They are taught how to record what they have done so far as follows: Table 2.4.2: Sample of Community COPE Action Plan Follow Up Problem Causes Recommendation Status Comments Teenage Pregnancy • Lack of parental guidance • Peer pressure • Poverty • • Plan durbar for parents to encourage teenagers to finish school. Health staff to give talks on F&P and STI’s Done Done 135
Module 2 Community Mobilisation and Tools 136 Table 2.4.2: Sample of Community COPE Action Plan Follow Up Indiscriminate refuse disposal Weedy surroundings • • • • Lack of designated refuse dump Lack of communal spirit Lack of communal spirit Ignorant about health hazards • • • • • • • • • • Ask chief and elders to give land for use as refuse dump Use communal labour to dig encourage all to use the refuse dump apply sanctions for defaulters chiefs and elders to call a meeting with community members to discuss all members taxed to weed surroundings institute communal labour forth nightly to weed around. involve school children and teachers involve societies and churches appoint some community members for sustainability institute sanctions for those who do not comply. Figure 2.4.4: A cross section of community members at a Community C-COPE follow up Implementation • Done Not Done Done Done Done Not Done Pit will be dug when the rains stop Nana is yet to meet with community members This is carrying out activities in the action plan, based on recommendations made, and agreed upon as a group.
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Preface iv The Community-based Heal
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