Centre For Child Development

   CFCD is directly implementing the project in collaboration with the two CBOs developed in the project areas over the past 5 years while implementing a 5 year LT project funded by Norway.

1.1. Name of the reporting organization		Centre For Child Development
1.2. Contact detail	Name	S.Inparuban
	Telephone	0777238577
	E-mail	sinpan16@gmail.com

    Project information

2.1. Name of the project	Empowerment of Women and children in Post-War Scenario
2.2. Objective(s)	i.                     To empower vulnerable women headed families economically so that they are able to manage own affairs independently. ii.                   To ensure that children from vulnerable and affected families are able to continue their education iii.                  To make awareness on child abuse and empower the community to become the genuine guardian for the growing children iv.                 To support vulnerable youth with skills so that they become worthy entrepreneurs
2.3. Need of the project (state why the project has been identified and the geographical area)	The scenario in the environment changed drastically with the end of the more than 3 decades long war in the country and showed quite clearly the vulnerability of more than 90,000 widows in the North and East, mostly young, who have been forced to take upon the leadership roles in the families contrary to the traditional roles played by them so far. If the children in such families are to be supported properly it should be the mothers who should be developed economically. Thus, the mandate of CFCD has to be adjusted accordingly over time to suit the reality and the need of the hour. Thus, CFCD considered it necessary for possible economic empowerment of vulnerable Women Headed Households (WHHs) so that the intervention could give hopes to the growing children in the young families.
2.4. Method of implementation (state implementing partner and how it is implemented)	CFCD is directly implementing the project in collaboration with the two CBOs developed in the project areas over the past 5 years while implementing a 5 year LT project funded by Norway.
2.5. Expected out put	i.                     Active participation of 300 WHHs in income generating activities ii.                   Identified 500 children attend school regularly iii.                  Social security net work is set up to prevent child abuse iv.                 Youths are active in self employment
2.6. Expected outcome	i.                     The WHHs have sufficient income to manage own affairs ii.                   Achievement at the examinations have improved iii.                  Incidents of child abuse have got reduced iv.                 The identified youths have gone in to stable businesses
2.7. Proposed time frame	Start date: 01 January 2018	End date: 31 December 2022
2.8. Funding Approx LKR 8 mn	Name of donor(s) War-affected People’s  Association (WAPA)	Status of funding (state if fully or partly funded) Fully funded
2.9. Status of implementation (state the level of completion of the project)	Good progress for the year and around 50% has been accomplished.
2.10. Next step (state if the project be continued or need any resources to complement)	The donor funding is over a period of 5 years and CFCD has signed a MoU with  WAPA.

Resettlement in Newly Released Areas (RNRA)

The project has been originated by UNDP and CFCD has been identified as an implementing partner. CFCD is implementing the project using core field staff team having very close collaboration with the community based organizations in the project locations. 



1.    Organization’s information

1.1. Name of the reporting organization		Centre For Child Development
1.2. Contact detail	Name	S.Inparuban
	Telephone	0777238577
	E-mail	sinpan16@gmail.com

 

n 2.Project information

2.1. Name of the project	Resettlement in Newly Released Areas (RNRA)
2.2. Objective(s)	Newly resettled communities in the Jaffna district have improved access to livelihood opportunities and related services.
2.3. Need of the project (state why the project has been identified and the geographical area)	With the change of the government lands occupied by the security forces were being released systematically enabling the many displaced families to get resettled in own places after almost three decades. The project focuses Valikamam North which had the largest HSZ areas in Jaffna district. The government plans to provide the major infrastructure facilities to the resettlers while the NGO sector with the assistance of UN and other major donors support the preliminary livelihood requirements.
2.4. Method of implementation (state implementing partner and how it is implemented)	The project has been originated by UNDP and CFCD has been identified as an implementing partner. CFCD is implementing the project using core field staff team having very close collaboration with the community based organizations in the project locations.
2.5. Expected out put	A total of around 500 direct beneficiaries would be supported for engaging in agriculture, livestock and enterprises development activities.
2.6. Expected outcome	Resettled families would have improved economic assistance to go forward with other social and cultural developments.
2.7. Proposed time frame	Start date: 1 December 2017	End date: 31 October 2018
2.8. Funding LKR 52,910,000.00	Name of donor(s) UNDP	Status of funding (state if fully or partly funded) Fully funded
2.9. Status of implementation (state the level of completion of the project)	Around 40% of project has been successfully completed and the balance should be achieved in the coming months.
2.10. Next step (state if the project be continued or need any resources to complement)	There are CBOs in the project villages that have been gradually re-activated and they would need more support to become sustainable. Physical structures are needed for a few while capacity development of the members should prove useful.

 

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