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Annual Report on Child Well-Being Targets

Annual Report on Child Well-Being Targets. Lesson learnt from reporting pilot: FY 2011. World Vision Rwanda. Bolsena, Italy 10-13 th September 2012. Key Steps taken to produce CWBT report. Step 2. Awareness creation: All ADPs and other programs were made aware of CWBT Pilot Reporting.

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Annual Report on Child Well-Being Targets

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  1. Annual Report on Child Well-Being Targets Lesson learnt from reporting pilot: FY 2011 World Vision Rwanda Bolsena, Italy 10-13th September 2012

  2. Key Steps taken to produce CWBT report Step 2. Awareness creation: All ADPs and other programs were made aware of CWBT Pilot Reporting. Step 4. Review Documents related to the CWBT( NO strategy, Program/Project M&E Reports, government publications...) Step 1. Communication that WVR will pilot CWBT report and SLT approval to go ahead Step 3. Mapping out and checking alignment of WVR Strategy, CWBA, Outcomes, and Targets with WVR programs. Step 5. Developing and testing data collection and analysis tools Step 8. Data analysis and Interpretation: GC and EARO supported the technical team with the analysis of findings Step 10. Finalize and Publish the report Step 9. Development of draft report Step 7. Data collection Step 6. Capacity Building: for staff involved in the CBWT reporting process. Participants also received an orientation on the methods and data collection tools for the process.

  3. Key lessons learned Habitat related questions are integrated into government priorities Positive Deviance Hearth approach and Care Group methodologies have been effective in rehabilitating malnourished children; The major causes of malnutrition in children in these communities are: Poverty and Ignorance. Parents have limited involvement in their children’s education. It appears that the positive relationship between WVR and government is linked to the fact that performance contract objectives for local authorities are greatly dependent on WV interventions, especially infrastructural interventions.

  4. Key Challenges and recommendations

  5. How the report and its findings have been used so far CWB report findings are being used as an advocacy . According to the report findings , we found that, in Eastern region(Nyamata, Gashora, and Ngenda ADPs) the dropout and malnutrition rates were quite low. This was mostly due to the World Food Programme (WFP) school feeding project in those locations. However as this project has phased out(2011), we have started experiencing a high dropout rates. Therefore the report results, are being used to advocate for the continuation of the project.

  6. Actions taken and future directions The 2013-2015 NO Strategy is fully aligned with the CWBTs The standard indicators have been included into the (re) designing ADPs and projects( so far 14 ADPs and 2 special projects) Involve key stakeholders from the initial stage and share the CWBT results as soon as they are available

  7. THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION!

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