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<strong>Assessment</strong>OperationsNo. of people: 10Location: CityFacilitators: Beatrice and MarcelloCountry: Burkina FasoSolutions proposed bysubgroups• Organize groups ofchildren, girls and boys,to walk to schooltogether accompaniedby parentsMost important issues toaddressas expressed by persons ofconcern• Keeping girls in school• Ensuring physicalprotection throughcommunityaccompanied walksUrgent follow-up action• Work with communityto help organizecommunity walks toschool• Ask other girls aboutsafety issues• Talk with localcommunity• Talk with teachers andparents• Sensitization• Discuss with actors/strengthen peer groups• Raise youth awareness• Reducing risk of rape • Document cases• Visit health centre• Visit families• Discuss with other girls• Discuss problem withboys and men• Refugee adults to liaisewith host communityleaders and negotiatelabour contracts forrefugee parents so girlscan stay in school• Office to assist refugeewomen and men withtraining• Reducing risk of earlypregnancy and marriage• Exploring incomegeneratingschemes forparents and children• Find out more aboutproblem of schooluniform• Talk with other girlsabout livelihoods andother obstacles toeducation• Ask teachers andparents what would help
inAnnex 5: <strong>Participatory</strong> assessment prioritization reportGroup: ______ Subgroup: (Sex: ____ Age group: _______)Situation (urban, camp or return): ______________________________1. Human rightviolated / unmet2. Protection risks orincidents3. Causes
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