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Follow up and Evaluation Community participatory tools Actions being taken must be monitored and an ongoing evaluation done to identify gaps and make the necessary corrections. Figure 2.4.5: A cross section of community members at a Community C-COPE follow up Benefits and Challenges of C-COPE What do you think are the benefits of C-COPE activities to your community? What about the challenges? Work through Exercise 2.4.8 and discuss the two questions. Also think about the personal benefits to you. Exercise 2.4.8: Group work Objective: Test understanding of how communities can use C-COPE to solve their problems Time: 15 minutes Question: 1. What are the benefits of using C-COPE to solve community problems? 2. What are the challenges of using C-COPE? Instruction to the Facilitator 1. Ask participants to list the benefits and challenges of using C-COPE to solve problems 2. Write the responses on a flip chart and discuss them. and compare Box 2.4.12. 137
Module 2 Community Mobilisation and Tools 138 Box 2.4.12: Sample responses Benefits: 1. Develops communal spirit among community members 2. Empowers all members at all levels to work as a team 3. Local problems are identified and solved 4. Helps to communicate some government policies e.g. NHIS 5. Provides concrete and immediate opportunities for action 6. Everybody’s views are respected Challenges: 1. After a period interest of community members reduces 2. Some community members may not take part 3. Some community members may think it is a waste of time The Role of Volunteers and CHO in C-COPE Role of volunteers • • • • • Mobilise communities to take part in C-COPE meetings on schedule Ensure community members carry out their assigned tasks Assist community members with assignments when they encounter difficulties Ensure community action plans are reviewed periodically and modified when need be Submit regular progress reports on community action plans and its implementation to the CHO The Role of health workers in C-COPE • • • • Give technical assistance to volunteers and community members Identify local leaders and focal persons to help with the C-COPE process Work with volunteers to mobilise community members for meetings Facilitate initial and subsequent C-COPE processes Topic 3 Clarification of values Tools in C-COPE You and your values Values clarification helps you as volunteers to test how you relate to others. This portion of the unit will help you understand how your values and attitude may differ from those of
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