II. Thematic Objectives – Child Protection – Subtheme Planned objective Expected results for next year All Children in Senegal, Ivory Coast, National child protection systems are Gambia, Guinea, Togo, have strengthened in Senegal and target countries in increased access to quality West Africa. (This system approach underlines protection preventive and and supports all the protection work of SCI in response services Senegal) Children Children at risk of separation or Child protection actors of Senegal and Gambia without without appropriate care have increased their cross border coordination appropriate including children on the move in Save the Children intervention areas (19) and their families will have Targeted families have increased awareness care increased access to quality on how to prevent separation and promote the preventative and remedial benefits of family based care in Dakar, Kolda, interventions (Senegal, Guinea, Kaolack, Ziguinchor, Saint Louis and Togo) Tambacounda. 2,500 girls and boys in the SC intervention areas have the knowledge and skills on how to protect themselves from different forms of violence through a rights-based approach Child led protection mechanim is used more systematically in Senegal and Cote d Ivoire as an effective way to increase access and quality of protection services A regional position paper on Talibés is developed and validated by Save the Children in Senegal and a national advocacy strategy on Talibés is endorsed by partners Interagency collaboration and advocacy for safe migration of children on the move is supported in Senegal and Guinea Save the Children has documented successes and best practices in 2 protection projects Policy and legislative framework The Government of Senegal has adopted a Child that protects children on the Protection Policy which supports a family based move is approved and care approach and considers the guidelines on implemented (Senegal, Guinea, alternative care of children. Togo) Physical and Parents and teachers in Save the Positive discipline practices are integrated into children interventions areas Save the Children programs Humiliating Punishment demonstrate improved Save the Children has designed a communication (21) knowledge/skills and practice of and behaviour change strategy based on the positive discipline findings of a KAP survey A campaign to ban corporal punishment is implemented in Senegal and Gambia Sexual and All children targeted in our SGBV HP and SGBV modules are mainstreamed into program in Senegal, Gambia and other child protection initiatives implemented Gender Based Guinea have access to quality and
II. Thematic Objectives – Child Protection – Subtheme Planned objective Expected results for next year All Children in Senegal, Ivory Coast, Gambia, Guinea, Togo, have increased access to quality protection preventive and response services National child protection systems are strengthened in Senegal and target countries in West Africa. (This system approach underlines and supports all the protection work of SCI in Senegal) Children without appropriate care (19) Children at risk of separation or without appropriate care including children on the move and their families will have increased access to quality preventative and remedial interventions (Senegal, Guinea, Togo) Policy and legislative framework that protects children on the move is approved and implemented (Senegal, Guinea, Togo) Child protection actors of Senegal and Gambia have increased their cross border coordination in Save the Children intervention areas Targeted families have increased awareness on how to prevent separation and promote the benefits of family based care in Dakar, Kolda, Kaolack, Ziguinchor, Saint Louis and Tambacounda. 2,500 girls and boys in the SC intervention areas have the knowledge and skills on how to protect themselves from different forms of violence through a rights-based approach Child led protection mechanim is used more systematically in Senegal and Cote d Ivoire as an effective way to increase access and quality of protection services A regional position paper on Talibés is developed and validated by Save the Children in Senegal and a national advocacy strategy on Talibés is endorsed by partners Interagency collaboration and advocacy for safe migration of children on the move is supported in Senegal and Guinea Save the Children has documented successes and best practices in 2 protection projects The Government of Senegal has adopted a Child Protection Policy which supports a family based care approach and considers the guidelines on alternative care of children. Physical and Humiliating Punishment (21) Parents and teachers in Save the children interventions areas demonstrate improved knowledge/skills and practice of positive discipline Positive discipline practices are integrated into Save the Children programs Save the Children has designed a communication and behaviour change strategy based on the findings of a KAP survey A campaign to ban corporal punishment is implemented in Senegal and Gambia Sexual and Gender Based All children targeted in our SGBV program in Senegal, Gambia and Guinea have access to quality and HP and SGBV modules are mainstreamed into other child protection initiatives implemented
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