- Training of school teachers to integrate Mine Risk Education into School Curriculum
- Development of Standard operating Procedure for Mine Risk education for Partners and training their teams and accredited by UNMAS/UNICEF & NMAA in order to carryout effective Mine Risk Education in accordance to their SOP’s & the National technical Standard and guidelines.
- Conduct mine Risk Education to at-risk communities in Terekeka targeting Children and women through direct presentation
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OUTCOME:
- 200 School teachers trained, MRE teacher’s guide distributed
- 8 copies of Standard operating Procedures developed approved and used by Partners
- 44 Staff from 8 partners trained as MRE/CP Officers, accredited and deployed to carryout Mine Risk Education in their respective Area of operations
- 15,000 at-risk beneficiaries (men, women, boys & girls) reached through direct presentation by SLI – SS team
- 80 new reported hazardous area reported generated and reported to UNMAS/UNICEF & NMAA
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BENEFICIARIES:
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15,000 (4,000 Women, 3,000 Men, 4,000 girls, 3,000 boys). 44 partners staff & 200 School teachers
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LOCATION:
Juba, Terekeka (Central Equatoria State), Torit (Eastern Equatoria) Bor (Jonglei), Mayom, Bentiu & Leer (Unity State)
BUDGET:
$ 54,450 and SSP 3,964,400
DONOR:
UNICEF
