Yemen 2011 Mid-Year Review - UN OCHA Webmail

Y E M E N2.6 Availability of effectivecapacity of the ChildProtection Sub-Cluster todeliver timely, appropriateand coordinated services.2.6.1 Child protection coordinationand referrals betweenservices take place on• Meetings of CPSC and CPWG meetingsconducted regularly in Sana’a, Haradh,Sa’ada, Amran and Aden.regular basis. • Strategies and contingency plansconducted, 3Ws developed, response madeas planned and referrals, gaps identifiedand filled.2.6.2 Training on child protectionin emergencies, includingpreparedness and responseis provided to government,civil society and NGOs withgender consideration.• No. of trainings for Sub-Cluster membersconducted on specific child protection inemergency issues. (Target: 12 trainings)Objective 3. Prevention of and response to GBV against women, girls, men and boys affected by conflict and civil unrest are strengthened.• Meetings of CPSC and CPWG meetings conductedregularly in Sana’a, Haradh, and based on the needs andaccessibility in Amran, Sa’ada and Aden.• Strategies, priorities, preparedness and contingencyplans conducted, 3 Ws developed, response made asplanned and referrals, gaps identified and gaps coveragewas made based on funds availability.• Nine trainings conducted conducted in Sana’a, Aden, Ibb,Hodeidah, for over 225 participants from 16 governorateson:• child protection in emergencies• psycho-social support and prevention of violence• MRE• monitoring and reporting on violations againstchildren• gender marker and gender consideration for childprotection• child protection rapid assessments3.1. Community members andservice providers areaware of types of GBV,hazards and what to do if itoccurs, as well as womenand children’s rights.3.2 Survivors are detected,protected and have accessto appropriate and qualitymedical care, psychosocialsupport, and legalservices.3.1.1 Awareness raising campaignson GBV, hazards andprotection are conducted.3.1.2. Information about servicesavailable in the areas toprovide care and support tosurvivors is disseminated.3.1.3. Providers of relevant services(including outreach workersand volunteers) are sensitizedon GBV.3.2.1. Professionals who may beinvolved in caring for survivors(Health, social and psychosocialworkers, legalcounsellors) are trained inGBV, are able to detect casesof violence and to provide careand referral as appropriate.• No. of awareness campaigns delivered(five).• No. of IEC material developed anddistributed (15,000).• No. of beneficiaries of campaigns (8,000).• No. of services providers sensitized (300).• No. of sensitization workshops conductedfor service providers (five workshops).• No. of trainings conducted per sector ofintervention (health, social and psychosocial,legal) (five).• No. of professionals trained (200).• No. of survivors (disaggregated by sexand age) who have received care andsupport (disaggregated by sector ofintervention). (500).• No. of stranded migrants who havereceived care and support.• UNFPA conducted three awareness GBV campaigns inHarad in Mizraq camps.• A total of 11,000 dignity kits procured and distributed inSa’ada.• Activities expected to be implemented upon receipt of thefunding.46