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    PROPOSED PROJECT ON

    THE CREATION OF CHILD-FRIENDLY VILLAGE INITIATIVE: CHILD


    SURVIVAL SOLUTION IN NORTH AND SOUTH WEST REGION OF
    CAMEROON

    Designed

    By

    SANINGONG YANICK NGANG

    Email: ngangyanick0@gmail.com

    TEL: 678602200/ 670178415

    APRIL 2022
    PROJECT TITLE

    The Creation of Child-Friendly Village Initiative: Maternal and Child Health


    Solution in North and South west Region of Cameroon

    PROJECT INTRODUCTION

    The Child Friendly Village Initiative (CFVI) is a UNICEF-led initiative that


    supports local governments in realizing the rights of children at the local level
    using the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child as its foundation. It is also a
    network that brings together government and other stakeholders such as civil
    society organizations, the private sector, academia, media and, importantly,
    children themselves who wish to make their cities and communities more
    child friendly.

    Maternal and child health (MCH) care is the health service provided to mothers
    (women in their child bearing age) and children. The targets for MCH are all
    women in their reproductive age groups, 15 - 49 years of age, children, school age
    population and adolescents. Throughout the world, especially in the developing
    countries, there is an increasing concern and interest in maternal and child health
    care. This commitment towards MCH care gains further strength after the World
    Summit for Children, 1991, which gave serious consideration and outlined major
    areas to be addressed in the provision of Maternal and Child Health Care service
    STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

    All children, including those with developmental delays and disabilities, have the
    right to live healthy lives, where they feel safe and secure. Statistic shows that in
    2019, 6.1 million children under the age of 15 died, including 5.2 million children
    under the age of 5. An estimate of 810 women dies every day from causes related
    to pregnancy or childbirth. However, to reach their full potential, children and
    mothers need high-quality health care and services especially in life’s early
    moments but millions do not receive them. The absent of these services lead to
    children’s disabilities and developmental delays like pneumonia, malnutrition,
    cerebral palsy and genetic disorders. The introduction of Child friendly village
    committee (CFVC) will bring health systems (Maternal and Health Care Centers)
    fully equipped to support routine health interactions among children, families and
    caregivers in north and south west region.

    PROJECT GOAL

    The main aim of this project is to provide Maternal and Health Care service in
    order to decrease maternal, childhood morbidity and mortality by bringing health
    care and services closer to children and mothers with developmental delays and
    disabilities in urban and rural areas of the North and south west Region of
    Cameroon. In order to achieve the main aim of this project, the following specific
    objectives are stated.

    ➢ To provide primary health care services

    ➢ To prevent malnutrition and infection among mothers and children through


    education in health and nutrition

    ➢ To create employment to the various communities

    ➢ To reduce child mortality rate.

    ACTIVITIES INVOLVE IN THE CRAETION OF CHILD FRIENDLY


    VILLAGE

    There are 4 major activities involved in the construction of boreholes with their
    sequence as stated below:
    1. Sensitization of the population.

    2. Nutritional Training Program

    3. Immunization program

    4. Home Gardening

    Sensitization of the population: This process consists of creating awareness about


    the child friendly village initiative to the population.

    Nutritional training program: This program is all about educating the


    population about living healthy lives.

    Immunization program: This is to preventing these life-threatening diseases, by


    immunization of newborns and future mothers.

    Home gardening: It is the combination of different physical, social and economic


    functions on the area of land around the family home. It is used as a place where
    people live and meet each other and where children play.
    Figure: Diagrammatic representation of the major activities involved in
    creating a Child Friendly Village Initiative.

    Source: Developed by the project designer (2022)

    Sensitization

    Of the

    Population

    Nutritional
    Home
    Training
    Gardening
    Program

    Immunization

    Program

    A CHART FOR THE CRAETION OF CHILD FRIENDLY VILLAGE

    The project is expected to be established and installed within a period of four


    months holding all factor constant. This time frame is an over estimated time
    depending on the weather and environmental stability. Sensitization of the
    population Nutritional Training Program Immunization program Home Gardening
    PROJECT PERSONNEL

    Full employment or falling rate of unemployment happens to be one of the macro


    economic objectives of the state. So, this project sets up to create employment
    opportunities to at least 10 employees so as not to be left out in the contribution
    towards the millennium development goals by 2035.

    SOURCE OF FINANCE

    The capital to start will be from sponsors who are

    • UNICEF

    • WHO

    • WORLD BANK

    • PROJECT TEAM

    RISK ANALYSIS

    The various risks are identified in creating a child friendly initiative. They are seen
    bellow

    • Stiff resistant due to religious practices.

    • Accessibility due to poor roads.

    • Financial risk

    • Accident at work.

    RISK MITIGATION PLAN


    Stiff Resistant: Local authorities must ensure that all aspects of the legal and
    policy frameworks, which are under their control, protect and promote children’s
    rights.

    Accessibility: The project team members will make of motor bike to access into
    the interiors.

    Financial risk: The project team will mitigate this risk by sourcing from different
    sources of finance and ensure that every project transaction is back by receipts.
    Accident at work: project team will be provided with health and safety equipment
    when carrying out their various activities such as gloves, lab jacket and safety
    shoes.

    PROJECT BENEFICIARIES AND BENEFITS FROM PROJECT

    This project will be beneficiary to the following group of stakeholders.

    Stakeholders Benefits
    Community Maternal and child health care services
    Investors Recognition
    Project team members Reward, salaries, motivation etc
    Suppliers of materials Revenue and good relationship

    MONITORING AND EVALUATION FRAME WORK

    A child-friendly city will keep a constant check on the state of its children.
    Systematically collecting a range of statistics and information on children is
    fundamental to developing child-centered policies. Disaggregating the data is
    necessary to highlight discrimination, for example against girls or boys, minority
    ethnic groups, disabled children and other groups.
    EVALUATION PLAN

    Evaluation is a continuous process of assessing the success of a plan. This project


    will be done under three types of evaluation: pre-project evaluation, routine project
    evaluation and post project evaluation.

    Pre-project Evaluation: This evaluation process is done at the beginning of the


    project that is evaluation of the materials for providing child health service
    community accessibility.

    Routine project evaluation: This is an evaluation done during the implementation


    of Child Friendly Village that is checking on community commitment to the
    project and the raw materials used to implement the project.

    Post Project Evaluation: This is evaluation done after creating the Child Friendly
    Village that is it reviews whether the various communities have embraced the
    project; identify where there is need for adjustment.

    SUSTAINABILITY PLAN

    The exercise of collecting data, monitoring progress and reporting not only looks at
    available information but also clearly identifies gaps in knowledge which inhibit
    evidence-based policy-making. To get an accurate assessment, this process will
    include children and youth. An independent assessment of the process of building a
    child-friendly village and results will be conducted in the spirit of good
    governance. Reporting will be made public and be published in a format that is
    accessible to not only key policymakers and community leaders but also to the
    general public and children.

    CONCLUSION
    Every child and young person have the right to grow up in an environment where
    they feel safe and secure, have access to basic services and clean air, water, can
    play, learn, grow and voices is heard and matters

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