Prevention and Response to Sexual Exploitation & Abuse in Liberia

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SEA Campaign Workplan 2007 Funds Required/Committed Target Date UN INGOs Private Sector Other Location: County/ Responsible Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 District Target population Organization(s) Expected Outcome Required Committed Required Committed Required Committed Required Committed 1500 1500 Activity Type Activity Description Merlin 137 Merlin staff trained on SEA and Merlin Code of Conduct Merlin national staff Grand Bassa - Buchanan, Grand Gedeh -Zwedru, Monrovia - Monserrado, Maryland - Harper 1-day SEA training January 16,17, 23, 24, Feb 7-9, 27,28 SEA Training for Civil Society 39134 39134 100 teachers and 1000 students (x5 counties) trained on SEA prevention UNICEF Partners - ANPPCAN, Project Aid Liberia, Christian Empowerment Sustainable Program, Peace building rescue Centre, SEARCH Teachers and Students Monserrado - Logan town, Jamaica Road, Central Monrovia, Brewerville, Virginia, New Georgia Estate, Topoe Village, Chicken Soup Factory, Stephen Tolbert Estate Margibi - Kakata, Lofa - Voinjama, Foya, Kolahan, Nimba _Tapita Prevention of SEA in Schools SEA Training in Education Sector 1000 1000 WFP, MOE Parents, students and teachers showing increased awareness of SEA Students, teachers and PTAs Bong- Phebe, Grand Bassa, Nimba, Monserrado March 15-19 May 21-31 SEA Sensitization and Awareness Funds required not yet determined as activity not yet initiated. Code of Conduct developed, disseminated and implemented MGD, MOE and others to be determined All Teachers, administrators and other educators Development and dissemintation of SEA COC for Educators 30 See line 38 below CCF Increased knowledge among target group on SEA to redefine student teacher relationships Students and Teachers May Gbarpolu, Bomi Grand Cape Mount SEA Awareness in Junior and High Schools 13806 Teachers, students CHEP School based plan developed to address SEA in target schools Various schools in Monrovia, Dupont, Iron Factory, Gardnerville, Point four, logan town, Duala, ELWA SEA Training for Peer Educators and Anti-SEA Debates 3800 3800 Merlin Increased knowledge among target group on SEA to redefine student teacher relationships Teachers and Pastors August Grand Bassa maryland, Grand Gedeh, Monserrado 2 day SEA Awareness and Prevention Workshop for Teachers and Pastors 1950 1950 Space provided for youth to discuss SEA Childrensmile, TWIN, County Gender Coordinator Students; particularly children and youth Monserrado - Monrovia- Matilda Newport School, J.J. Roberts High School (Sinkor) River Cess - Cestos City Anti-SEA debate June 18,19, September 12 ARC 280 staff trained on SEA 2000 2000 Judges, magistrates, LNP, MPs, et. al. March Lofa, Bong, Monserrado, Margibi Legal aid training (SEA component) SEA Training in Administation of Justice Sector See line 38 below CCF Target groups showing increased knowledge of SEA concepts and prevention Police, magistrates, JPs and teachers Gbarpolur - Gbarma, bopolu, Bokomu, GCM, Bomi Sectoral SEA training April July October 25
SEA Campaign Workplan 2007 Funds Required/Committed Target Date UN INGOs Private Sector Other Location: County/ Responsible Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 District Target population Organization(s) Expected Outcome Required Committed Required Committed Required Committed Required Committed Activity Type Activity Description 5000 5000 Consistent SEA training materials used in all communities SEA Campaign coordination subcommittee, GBV Taskforce, CCF Available for all counties All NGOs and CBOs that will be providing SEA training Developed/reproduced in June, ongoing distribution thereafter Development and dissemination of sample SEA training materials and minimum standards for SEA training materials Development of Standardized Training Materials 67500 67500 CCF Vulnerable women and girls have alternatives for income generation and access to education. Women and girls who have been identified as vulnerable and at risk of SEA in the various communities Bong, Lofa, Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, Gbarpolu Ongoing distribut`ion Other Initiatives Distribution of small education and livlihood grants Result Area 2: Raise SEA Awareness Using Various Media 9000 9000 Sufficent materials procured to support all events in work plan UNICEF, UN- MIL PI, IRC June and ongoing thereafter Procurement of SEA Campaign materials: Stickers, Wristbands, Posters, T-shirts, flyers Distribution of Campaign Materials No cost associated as distribtuion done through lead and supportingagencies in all counties Campaign materials widely and evenly disseminated among all counties All All Coordinated through SEA campaign sub committee. As requested As requested As requested Delivery of materials to various communities for awareness events/activities. 31 5000 5000 Jingles/radio dramas that effectively raise awareness played on radio All UNMIL PI and its cultural group partners Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Monrovia for use in all counties (through community radio stations) Development and dissemination of jingles and dramas for radio Radio Messaging 75000 75000 Target communities showing increased awareness of SEA CCF - and as UNICEF partner Youth community members Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Bong, Lofa, Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, Gbarpolu, Grand gedeh, Lofa, Maryland SEA Awareness Events for Youth Mass Awareness Activities in Communities 3800 3800 MERLIN Community leaders showing increased awareness of SEA and how to respond to it Teachers, church leaders and influential community members Oct. 25 Grand Bassa, Grand Gedeh, Maryland, Monserrado, Community Leader SEA Training 3900 3900 Community members showing increased awareness of SEA and how to address it Childrensmile, TWIN and Monserrado gender coordinator Community members; particularly women and youth groups Monserrado - slipway, Crownhill, Down the Hole, Garndersville, Careyburg and surrounding settlements, River Cess - Timbo District, Cestos City, Morweh October 16-17, November 19-20, 28-29 August 29 June 12- 13, 28 Community Forum and Information Share
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