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WELCOME
TO
ALO-MODEL
PRESENTED BY: K. H. KAMAL
PROGRAM COORDINATOR
MAP OF THE PROJECT AREA
Ulipur
NAME OF THE PROJECT
Alternative Orphan Family
Sponsorship Program
Through Sustainable
Livelihoods -ALO
OVERALL OBJECTIVE
To ensure sustainable development of the orphan
and their families as well as restore their social
dignity and protection.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE
To ensure sustainable development
and social dignity through enhanced
productivity, income, livelihood security,
rights and protection of the orphan and
their families.
PROJECT LOCATION
Ulipur Upazila under Kurigram district in
Bangladesh
IMPLEMENTATION PERIOD
(48 Months)
PROJECT PARTICIPANTS
Type of Beneficiaries Direct
Beneficiary
Indirect
Beneficiary
Orphan and their Family 700 HHs -------------
Orphan and their family including
sibling
2437 -------------
Other non-orphan --------- 70,000
(Approx)
RESULTS
 Result-1: Enhanced wellbeing of the targeted orphan
children including survival, protection, participation,
mobilization, and healthy development to continue their
education
 Result-2: Improved the status of the orphan families and
livelihood through economic productivity, income, asset,
food accessibility and- consumption, and improved living
status of 700 targeted orphan and widow households
 Result-3: Increased community awareness and established
community organization linkage with Local Government
Institutions for establishing social dignity through
participation, social inclusion, attending voice rise to rights
and protection.
RESULT 1 : ENHANCE WELLBEING OF THE TARGETED ORPHAN CHILDREN
INCLUDING SURVIVAL, PROTECTION, PARTICIPATION, MOBILIZATION, AND
HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION.
Key Indicators:
1.1: 100% of the orphan children in the targeted
families will be enrolled in education institutions.
1.2: 95% orphan children will continue their education
up to advance level.
1.3: 100% orphan children will get need-based health
facilities through linkage with health service
providers.
1.4: 90% of the targeted orphan children will have
safe & secured home free from abuse.
SCHOOLING STATUS OF THE CHILDREN
86.85
100
80
85
90
95
100
105
Baseline Six monthly evaluation
Percent
Schooling status of the children
RECEIVED HEALTH SERVICES
10
100
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Baseline Present
Percent
Received health services
APPROACHED TO HEALTH SERVICES
64
60
34
3.5
2
0
29
62
45
0 0
40
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
Medicine shop Village quack doctor Govt. and NGO health
center
Fakir Traditional heeler Doctor's chamber
Percent
Approached to health services
Baseline
Present
PICTURE ON CHILDREN CLUB
CHILD PROTECTION TRAINING
SCHOOL VISIT BY COUNTRY DIRECTOR
CHILDREN HEALTH CHECK UP BY GOVT. HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
CHILDREN ACHIEVED GRADE A+ IN JSC EXAM
ONE CHILDREN GOT NATIONAL AWARD ON “CHILDREN RIGHTS” ESSAY
COMPETITION
RESULT 2:
IMPROVE THE STATUS OF THE ORPHAN FAMILIES AND LIVELIHOOD THROUGH ECONOMIC
PRODUCTIVITY, INCOME, ASSET, FOOD ACCESSIBILITY AND- CONSUMPTION, AND
IMPROVED LIVING STATUS OF 700 TARGETED ORPHAN AND WIDOW HOUSEHOLDS
Key Indicators:
2.1: At least 80% of the targeted orphan households will
have increased income by at least BDT 4,000.00 per
month.
2.2: At least 95% of the targeted households will have
increased assets by at least 100%.
2.3: 100% of the targeted HHs will enjoy 3 meals in a day.
SHG VISIT BY PROGRAM TEAM
SHG VISIT BY IRW PERSONNEL
CHAQUE DISTRIBUTION PROGRAMME BY UNO
IGA ACTIVITIES
IGA ACTIVITIES
IGA ACTIVITIES
HH LEVEL BUSINESS VISIT BY CD
RESULT-3: INCREASED COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND ESTABLISHED COMMUNITY
ORGANIZATION LINKAGE WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS FOR ESTABLISHING
SOCIAL DIGNITY THROUGH PARTICIPATION, SOCIAL INCLUSION, ATTENDING VOICE RISE TO
RIGHTS AND PROTECTION.
Key Indicators:
3.1: Developed Union and 01 Upazila based platform
through the participation of the targeted
households for raising their voice and involved
with additional socioeconomic activities.
3.2: 100% of the orphan family will have sanitary
latrines through the mobilization of local
government institutions and they will use it
properly.
3.3: At least 90% participants/parents will enhance
their awareness, practices, behavior on related
issues (children education, child protection,
healthcare, WatSan, hygiene, nutrition etc.).
ACCESS TO SOCIAL SAFETY NET SERVICES
3
17 17
1
15
300
25
90
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
VGD VGF Widow Allowance Food for Work
Number
Access to social safety net services
Baseline
Present
CLTS MEETING WITH UP
WOMEN FORUM ELECTION CAMPAIGN
UNION WOMEN FORUM ELECTION
PROGRESS SHARING MEETING WITH DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, SUPERINTENDENT
OF POLICE, CIVIL SURGEON AND SUPERINTEND OF GOVT. HOSPITAL
BLANKET DISTRIBUTION BY UNO
AWARENESS PROGRAM FOR HEALTH, NUTRITION'S
AND WASH
CHILD CLUB VISIT BY UNO
SOCIAL MAPPING BY COMMUNITY
MODEL OF ALO
Situation analysis
Primary Orphan
HH data collection
through LGIs
Data validation
through door to
door visit by
project
Beneficiaries
selection as per
criteria
Ensure
Documents
(Death
certificate,
birth
certificate,
NID. OFAC
test , school
certificate
etc)
SHG formation
All children enroll
in educational
institute by the
help of Govt.
Child Club
formation at
community level
Formation of Union
level women forum
and children forum
Formation of Apex
body
Handover project
to Apex body after
project tenure
Looking after
children quality
education and
protection
Create market linkage
Liaison with line department
Introduce group IGA
Monitor SGHs activity and
development program
Self help group formation
by widow mothers
Child Club
Implement
and monitor
CLTS
activities
Receive life
skill
Ensure
peer
support for
weaker
larners
Develop
Annual plan
Conduct
monthly
progress
meeting
Ensure
Health
check up at
community
clinic
Mobilise
community
for child
protection
Organize
campaign
on rights
base issues
Thanks
Q & A

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Presentation ALO 14.11.16

  • 1. WELCOME TO ALO-MODEL PRESENTED BY: K. H. KAMAL PROGRAM COORDINATOR
  • 2. MAP OF THE PROJECT AREA Ulipur
  • 3. NAME OF THE PROJECT Alternative Orphan Family Sponsorship Program Through Sustainable Livelihoods -ALO
  • 4. OVERALL OBJECTIVE To ensure sustainable development of the orphan and their families as well as restore their social dignity and protection.
  • 5. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE To ensure sustainable development and social dignity through enhanced productivity, income, livelihood security, rights and protection of the orphan and their families.
  • 6. PROJECT LOCATION Ulipur Upazila under Kurigram district in Bangladesh
  • 8. PROJECT PARTICIPANTS Type of Beneficiaries Direct Beneficiary Indirect Beneficiary Orphan and their Family 700 HHs ------------- Orphan and their family including sibling 2437 ------------- Other non-orphan --------- 70,000 (Approx)
  • 9. RESULTS  Result-1: Enhanced wellbeing of the targeted orphan children including survival, protection, participation, mobilization, and healthy development to continue their education  Result-2: Improved the status of the orphan families and livelihood through economic productivity, income, asset, food accessibility and- consumption, and improved living status of 700 targeted orphan and widow households  Result-3: Increased community awareness and established community organization linkage with Local Government Institutions for establishing social dignity through participation, social inclusion, attending voice rise to rights and protection.
  • 10. RESULT 1 : ENHANCE WELLBEING OF THE TARGETED ORPHAN CHILDREN INCLUDING SURVIVAL, PROTECTION, PARTICIPATION, MOBILIZATION, AND HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION. Key Indicators: 1.1: 100% of the orphan children in the targeted families will be enrolled in education institutions. 1.2: 95% orphan children will continue their education up to advance level. 1.3: 100% orphan children will get need-based health facilities through linkage with health service providers. 1.4: 90% of the targeted orphan children will have safe & secured home free from abuse.
  • 11. SCHOOLING STATUS OF THE CHILDREN 86.85 100 80 85 90 95 100 105 Baseline Six monthly evaluation Percent Schooling status of the children
  • 12. RECEIVED HEALTH SERVICES 10 100 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Baseline Present Percent Received health services
  • 13. APPROACHED TO HEALTH SERVICES 64 60 34 3.5 2 0 29 62 45 0 0 40 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Medicine shop Village quack doctor Govt. and NGO health center Fakir Traditional heeler Doctor's chamber Percent Approached to health services Baseline Present
  • 16. SCHOOL VISIT BY COUNTRY DIRECTOR
  • 17. CHILDREN HEALTH CHECK UP BY GOVT. HEALTH DEPARTMENT
  • 18. CHILDREN ACHIEVED GRADE A+ IN JSC EXAM
  • 19. ONE CHILDREN GOT NATIONAL AWARD ON “CHILDREN RIGHTS” ESSAY COMPETITION
  • 20. RESULT 2: IMPROVE THE STATUS OF THE ORPHAN FAMILIES AND LIVELIHOOD THROUGH ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY, INCOME, ASSET, FOOD ACCESSIBILITY AND- CONSUMPTION, AND IMPROVED LIVING STATUS OF 700 TARGETED ORPHAN AND WIDOW HOUSEHOLDS Key Indicators: 2.1: At least 80% of the targeted orphan households will have increased income by at least BDT 4,000.00 per month. 2.2: At least 95% of the targeted households will have increased assets by at least 100%. 2.3: 100% of the targeted HHs will enjoy 3 meals in a day.
  • 21. SHG VISIT BY PROGRAM TEAM
  • 22. SHG VISIT BY IRW PERSONNEL
  • 27. HH LEVEL BUSINESS VISIT BY CD
  • 28. RESULT-3: INCREASED COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND ESTABLISHED COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION LINKAGE WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENT INSTITUTIONS FOR ESTABLISHING SOCIAL DIGNITY THROUGH PARTICIPATION, SOCIAL INCLUSION, ATTENDING VOICE RISE TO RIGHTS AND PROTECTION. Key Indicators: 3.1: Developed Union and 01 Upazila based platform through the participation of the targeted households for raising their voice and involved with additional socioeconomic activities. 3.2: 100% of the orphan family will have sanitary latrines through the mobilization of local government institutions and they will use it properly. 3.3: At least 90% participants/parents will enhance their awareness, practices, behavior on related issues (children education, child protection, healthcare, WatSan, hygiene, nutrition etc.).
  • 29. ACCESS TO SOCIAL SAFETY NET SERVICES 3 17 17 1 15 300 25 90 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 VGD VGF Widow Allowance Food for Work Number Access to social safety net services Baseline Present
  • 32. UNION WOMEN FORUM ELECTION
  • 33. PROGRESS SHARING MEETING WITH DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, CIVIL SURGEON AND SUPERINTEND OF GOVT. HOSPITAL
  • 35. AWARENESS PROGRAM FOR HEALTH, NUTRITION'S AND WASH
  • 37. SOCIAL MAPPING BY COMMUNITY
  • 38. MODEL OF ALO Situation analysis Primary Orphan HH data collection through LGIs Data validation through door to door visit by project Beneficiaries selection as per criteria Ensure Documents (Death certificate, birth certificate, NID. OFAC test , school certificate etc) SHG formation All children enroll in educational institute by the help of Govt. Child Club formation at community level Formation of Union level women forum and children forum Formation of Apex body Handover project to Apex body after project tenure Looking after children quality education and protection Create market linkage Liaison with line department Introduce group IGA Monitor SGHs activity and development program
  • 39. Self help group formation by widow mothers
  • 40. Child Club Implement and monitor CLTS activities Receive life skill Ensure peer support for weaker larners Develop Annual plan Conduct monthly progress meeting Ensure Health check up at community clinic Mobilise community for child protection Organize campaign on rights base issues
  • 41.
  • 43. Q & A