Children are protected against harm and injury caused by physical dangers and the physical and psychological of injured children are responded to in a timely way. Children are protected against physical violence and other harmful practices and have access to age appropriate responses Outcome indicators: 1) Number of physical dangers identified and number of activities implemented to mitigate risk. 2) Number of children exposed to physical violence and harmful practices identified and accessing support and services Coordinate the development and Map completed for each Activity lead: September UNICEF completion of a danger map with full section, with dangers CPUs with available for participation of children in the camp, identified and action UNICEF coordination with the inclusion community messaging taken to eliminate and/or CFS/YFS of project reduce risk (involving (ACTED and community) UNICEF/DoLSA) Safety messages Schools disseminated to children IRC and community C4D Deliver risk education sessions on fire Number of sessions Activity lead: August MAG funding safety, mine risk education and other delivered to children IRC available dangers identified All CFS/YFSs MAG IOM All agencies Increase playground space and CFS/YFS Number of playgrounds Activity lead September ongoing SCI and activities established UNICEF and SCI UNICEF Number of CFS/YFS UNICEF secured: established SCI SCI has Harikar funding for 2 NRC new CFS/YFS in
Children are protected against harm and injury caused by physical dangers and the physical and psychological of injured children are responded to in a timely way. Children are protected against physical violence and other harmful practices and have access to age appropriate responses Outcome indicators: 1) Number of physical dangers identified and number of activities implemented to mitigate risk. 2) Number of children exposed to physical violence and harmful practices identified and accessing support and services Coordinate the development and completion of a danger map with full participation of children in the camp, with the inclusion community messaging Map completed for each section, with dangers identified and action taken to eliminate and/or reduce risk (involving community) Safety messages disseminated to children and community Activity lead: CPUs with UNICEF CFS/YFS (ACTED and UNICEF/DoLSA) Schools IRC C4D September UNICEF available for coordination of project Deliver risk education sessions on fire safety, mine risk education and other dangers identified Number of sessions delivered to children Activity lead: IRC All CFS/YFSs MAG IOM All agencies August MAG funding available Increase playground space and CFS/YFS activities Number of playgrounds established Number of CFS/YFS established Activity lead UNICEF and SCI UNICEF SCI Harikar NRC September ongoing SCI and UNICEF secured: SCI has funding for 2 new CFS/YFS in
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