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OUTPUT 2: SOINS OBSTETRICAUX & NEONATAUX By 2016, emergency obstetric and neonatal maternities and community-based services in the targeted areas ensure a correct and
integrated management of newborns.
OUTPUT 2: ACCES EDUCATION DE QUALITE By 2016, 150,000 children, of which 80% are in the most remote targeted areas, have access to quality education based on an
essential package which can be used as a standard for the definition of a national policy.
IR 1. PROCUREMENT OR GOOD SERVICES Timely procurement of goods and services in accordance with UNICEF rules
 and regulations
IR 2. STRENGTHEN RURAL ACCESS TO SAFE WA IR 2. Strengthen rural Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services    to sustainable and safe Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) ser
vices (2011-2012)
OUTPUT 1: MANAGEMENT & OPERATIONS SUP. Output 1: Management & Operations Sup.  y
OUTPUT 4: EPAH, URGENCE, PREP.& REPONSE By 2016, DINEPA and its partners have adequate means and technical skills to reduce disaster risks vulnerability and to provide an
adequate and coordinated response in emergency situations
OUTPUT 3: BIRTH REGISTRATION D'ici 2021, les services de l'Ã©tat civil des zones ciblÃ©es peuvent enregistrer les naissances dÃ©clarÃ©es conformÃ©ment aux normes
nationales et en  coordination avec les services de santÃ©.
OUTPUT 4: FAMILY&COMMUNITY SYSTEM REINF. D'ici 2021, les communautÃ©s, les parents, les enfants et les adolescents comprennent les avantages et dÃ©montrent une capacitÃ©
accrue Ã  protÃ©ger les enfants contre la violence, y compris pendant la petite enfance.
OUTPUT 4: CHILD SURVIVAL IN EMERGENCIES Health and nutrition institutions at the national and decentralized levels have improved capacity to detect, manage and respond
to health and nutrition emergencies.
OUTPUT 1: RENFORCEMENT DES CAPACITES By 2016, MSPP has models of decentralized health management system based on performance and budget planning tools centered on high-
impact child survival interventions
OUTPUT 4: EDUCATION URGENCES PREP & REPO By 2016, the Haitian educational system and its actors have the means and technical capacities to reduce the vulnerability and the
impact of emergency situations on children of preschool and basic education levels.
OUTPUT 3: KORE FANMI By 2016, the most vulnerable households in targeted communes are identified and benefit from support services for family
development aimed at reducing their vulnerability and reinforcing their resilience to shocks.
OUTPUT 1: RENFORCEMENT SYST. PROTECTION By 2016, Haiti has a policy of child protection based on evidence and a legal framework based on human rights.
OUTPUT 1: RENFORCEMENT SYSTEME EPAH By 2016, DINEPA and its partners have norms, standards, technical guidance and monitoring tools on safe drinking water, sanitation
and hygiene that sustainably address the needs of children and women, in particular the most vulnerable.
OUTPUT 1: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SYSTEM STRENGTHENING The Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) sector has strengthened capacities to develop and manage evidence-based policies, budgets and programmes that guarantee
quality, affordable, sustainable, gender-responsive and equitable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services that are resilient to multiple risks and shocks, at
the national and local levels and in rural and urban areas
IR 3. HIV/AIDS PREVENTION & PMTCT/ PAEDI Children, adolescents and women in urban and peri-urban areas have acces
s to HIV/AIDS prevention and care services, as well as Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) services in
 5 departments
IR 1. DEVELOPPEMENT OF EDUCATION POLICY Equity policies (including the Early Childhood Development (ECD) policy
framework, and equity in the budget allocation to education are adopted
OUTPUT 3: PRISE EN CHARGE JEUNE ENFANT By 2016, 45,000 children aged 0-5 years particularly the most vulnerable, are benefiting from services following development norms
and standards as well as from early learning and stimulation programs in selected areas.
OUTPUT 3: COMMUNITY CHILD SURVIVAL Communities have strengthened capacities to seek and utilize quality health and nutrition services and implement nurturing care
practices.
IR 2. CHILDREN/YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN DE Adolescent girls and boys in the poorest, most remote and vulnerable are
as in at least 3 departments participate in local government decision ma
king related to children's rights as well as emergency and recovery init
iatives
IR 3. INCREASED ACCESS AND QUALITY OF PR 200,000 boys & girls from households in the lowest quintiles and rural a
reas have access to quality primary education in public and non-public s
chools, with a 25% increase in enrolment
OUTPUT 2: POLITIQUE SOCIALE D'ici 2016, la capacitÃ© du Gouvernement est renforcÃ©e pour l'Ã©laboration et la mise en Å“uvre d'un cadre de protection sociale
orientÃ© sur les besoins des enfants et basÃ© sur le Socle de protection sociale.
OUTPUT 5: SANTE URGENCE, PREP. & REPONSE By 2016, Ministry of Health and its partners and communities have adequate means and technical capacity to reduce vulnerability to
disaster risks and to provide an adequate and coordinated response in emergency situations.
OUTPUT 3: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN INSTITUTIONS Educational and health-care institutions have increased capacities to ensure quality Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services.
IR 1. NATIONAL CAPACITY AND DEVELOPMENT Sector reform policies, strategies and institutional decentralization, through enhanced norms, standards and monitoring, address
the needs of the most vulnerable  children and women for safe and reliable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services.
OUTPUT 3: PREVENTION & REPONSES COMM. PE By 2016, girls and boys, including adolescents are aware of the risks and situations that hinder the protection of children and
engage in prevention and response to violence, abuse and the exploitation
IR 4. INFANT AND YOUNG CHILD NUTRITION Infants and young children's feeding practices are improved, including f
or girls and boys sick and/or affected by HIV, and emphasis is put on th
e integrated management of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM), especially i
n rural and peri-urban areas
IR 1 LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND CIVIL SOCIETY Local authorities and civil society partners (duty bearers) within 2 dep
artments (North and South) are engaged in networks to promote and implem
ent interventions to fulfil children's rights
IR 1. INTEGRATED CHILD HEALTH SERVICES & IR1. 1.5 million children under five have access to integrated child hea
lth services and routine immunisation in all departments, with the reduc
tion of urban/rural immunisation disparities from 6 to 3 points
IR 1. EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT GOVERNANCE Effective and efficient governance systems are performing adequately to
manage risks and achieve programme results.
OUTPUT 3: COMMUNITY HEALTH Les parents et les gardiens d'enfants, d'adolescents et les dirigeants communautaires des communes ciblÃ©es sont conscients des
services disponibles et de l'importance de s'informer.
IR 2. EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT Effective and efficient management and stewardship of Financial Resource
s
DELETE. CHOLERA EMERGENCY RESPONSE DELETE. Cholera Emergency Response      l and ensure cholera case fatali
ty is no higher than 1% of cases by end 2011.
OUTPUT 4: PEV ET PCIME By 2016, girls and boys under five years and pregnant women, particularly the most vulnerable, use prevention services against EPI
targeted diseases and integrated management of childhood illnesses.
OUTPUT 3: FAMILY & COMMUNITY  SYSTEM  REINFORCEMENT. More families and communities have increased knowledge and capacities to adopt positive practices for the protection of children
and adolescents.
OUTPUT 1: EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT The early learning system has greater capacities to provide quality services and to empower parents and caregivers in positive
parenting and nurturing care practices.
IR 5. PROTECTION EMERGENCY PREVENTION & Girls and boys are protected from abuse, violence and exploitation in case of emergency and national disaster.
IR 2 COORDINATED PROGRAMME INTERVENTIONS Local authorities and civil society partners are equipped to plan, devel
op and continually implement emergency, recovery and development interve
ntions in all departments
OUTPUT 2: RENFORCEM. PROG.& SERVICES PE By 2016, boys and girls, including adolescents, have access to adequate services and coordinated programmes to ensure the
prevention and response to violence, abuse and exploitation in target departments including in emergency situations.
OUTPUT 4: CP IN EMERGENCIES Institutional and community capacities are strengthened to adopt risk-informed and shock-responsive child protection measures,
including in humanitarian situations.
IR 5. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONS The nutritional status of girls, boys and women is protected from deteri
oration as a result of the effects of emergencies, including cholera
PROGRAMME COORDINATION Le personnel de l'UNICEF et ses partenaires reÃ§oivent des conseils, des outils et des ressources pour concevoir et gÃ©rer
efficacement des programmes.
IR 2. STRENGTHENED SYSTEM AND LOCAL GOVE Systems and local governance for Education For All (EFA) in 2 department
s  (North and South) effectively improve access, quality and regulation
OUTPUT 1: SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISMS Children, adolescents and families, particularly the most disadvantaged, have increased capacities to demand and effectively
benefit from social protection mechanisms, including in humanitarian situations.
OUTPUT 3: NUTRITION DU JEUNE ENFANT By end 2016, newborns and young children, including those living with disability, benefit equitably from improved feeding
practices and nutrition care
OUTPUT 4: HEALTH EMERGENCY En situation d'urgence, les enfants et leurs familles ont accÃ¨s Ã  un ensemble de services de santÃ© pour rÃ©pondre Ã  leurs besoins
immÃ©diats.
OUTPUT 3: INTITUTIONAL REINFORCEMENT Le ministÃ¨re de l'Ã©ducation aux niveaux central et local a amÃ©liorÃ© sa capacitÃ© Ã  mieux identifier et rÃ©soudre les problÃ¨mes
d'accÃ¨s au systÃ¨me et Ã  ses performances, en particulier pour les enfants non scolarisÃ©s et les enfants trop Ã¢gÃ©s, y compris dans
les situations d'urgence.
IR 4. COMMUNITY-BASED PROTECTION Communities, families and children themselves in the 5 most disadvantage
d departments have the knowledge, attitude and practices that avoid viol
ence, abuse, exploitation, discrimination, trafficking of children and t
he capacity to use referral systems
OUTPUT 4: SHOCK RESPONSIVE SP Shock responsive social protection as mechanism to support population in need facing humanitarian situation.
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IR 2. NEONATAL AND MATERNAL OBSTETRIC CA Pregnant women are informed on the three danger signs and existing servi
ces, and use quality essential and emergency neonatal and maternal care
services available in 5 departments
OUTPUT 1: SUIVI & EVALUATION D'ici 2016, le Gouvernement d'HaÃ¯ti dispose et utilise des donnÃ©es et des analyses dÃ©sagrÃ©gÃ©es aux niveaux national et local sur
la situation de l'enfant et de la femme, pour une prise de dÃ©cision basÃ©e sur l'Ã©vidence et axÃ©e sur l'Ã©quitÃ©.
OUTPUT 2: MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH Un ensemble intÃ©grÃ© de services de santÃ© de qualitÃ© est disponible pour les nouveau-nÃ©s, les enfants et les femmes, en particulier
les plus dÃ©favorisÃ©s dans les communes ciblÃ©es
IR 4. INSTITUTIONAL SYSTEMS STRENGTHENIN 1 million children and women in 3 of the most deprived departments (Sout
h, Grand Anse and Northwest) have access to quality health services, wit
h  protocols meeting policy and technical standards, and including accou
ntability to the public
OUTPUT 1: CP SYSTEM STRENGTHENING Institutional and national capacities are strengthened to adopt and implement legislative, regulatory, budgetary and coordination
frameworks that enable a quality child protection system.
OUTPUT 4: QUALITY LEARNING & ACHIEVEMENT The education system has strengthened capacities to improve the quality of learning services.
OUTPUT 1: NUTRITION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING Les organisms chargÃ©s de la nutrition disposent des outils et des moyens nÃ©cÃ©ssaires pour Ã©laborer une politique nutritionnelle et
assurer les interventions coordonnÃ©es et intÃ©grÃ©es en matiÃ¨re de nutrition.
OUTPUT 2: NUTRITION SERVICE DELIVERY Dans les zones de vulnÃ©rabilitÃ© des 10 dÃ©partements, les Ã©tablissements de santÃ© et les structures communautaires possÃ¨dent les
outils requis pour fournir aux femmes enceintes et allaitantes et aux enfants de moins de cinq ans un ensemble d'interventions
prÃ©ventives essentielles de qualitÃ© et pour traiter les cas de malnutrition aiguÃ« sÃ©vÃ¨re
IR 3. SOCIAL POLICY An integrated set of essential social protection interventions based on
the provisions of \0091child  sensitive social protection systems' and align
ed with the minimum social floor designed and implemented in at least tw
o Departments in order to build the foundation for a child and youth fri
endly national social protection policy in the medium term.
CROSS-SECTORAL PROGRAMME AREAS Des stratÃ©gies pour traiter les problÃ¨mes transversaux liÃ©s aux droits de l'enfant sont dÃ©veloppÃ©es et appliquÃ©es
OUTPUT 1:ACCESS TO INCLUSIVE EDUC.&LEARN Le personnel scolaire et les leaders des communautÃ©s des communes sÃ©lectionnÃ©es dans les cinq dÃ©partements ciblÃ©s ont amÃ©liorÃ©
leur capacitÃ© Ã  garantir l'accÃ¨s Ã  l'Ã©ducation prÃ©scolaire et au premier cycle de l'Ã©ducation de base Ã  un Ã¢ge appropriÃ©, en
particulier pour les enfants exclus.
COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT (C4D) Communication inter-sectorielle pour le dÃ©veloppement
COMMUNICATION/ADVOCACY & PARTNERSHIPS Le personnel de l'UNICEF et ses partenaires reÃ§oivent des outils, des conseils et des ressources pour un plaidoyer et des
partenariats efficaces sur les questions relatives aux droits de l'enfant avec les parties prenantes.
OUTPUT 4: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCIES The Government, institutions and communities have strengthened Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) capacities to build resilience and prepare for and respond to
emergencies.
OUTPUT 1: SYSTEM STRENGTHENING National capacities are strengthened to ensure more evidence-based and shock-responsive health and nutrition governance.
IR 3. COMMUNITY BASED OUTREACH Health professionals and families apply 10 essential nutrition intervent
ions in demonstrative programme to reduce malnutrition in at least 2 of
the most vulnerable and hard to reach communes
OUTPUT 2:QUALITY LEARNING & ACHIEVEMENT Les Ã©coles publiques des communes sÃ©lectionnÃ©es dans les cinq dÃ©partements ciblÃ©s sont Ã©quipÃ©es pour faciliter l'apprentissage et
la rÃ©ussite des filles et des garÃ§ons dans les Ã©coles prÃ©scolaires et primaires.
POLICY,GUIDANCE & PARTNERSHIPS Le personnel de l'UNICEF et ses partenaires reÃ§oivent des outils, des conseils et des ressources pour un plaidoyer et des
partenariats efficaces sur les questions relatives aux droits de l'enfant avec les parties prenantes.
OUTPUT 2: QUALITY CHILD SURVIVAL SERVICES Health-care institutions' capacities are strengthened to offer an integrated package of quality curative and preventive health and
nutrition services to women of reproductive age, newborns, children and adolescents.
OUTPUT 5: CHOLERA, PREVENTION & RESPONSE By end 2015, the National Plan to Eliminate Cholera in Haiti has been supported in the prevention of cholera, response to alerts
and coordination of cholera elimination efforts to reduce the annual incidence rate to 0.5%
INFORMATION, ADVOCACY AND EXTERNAL RELAT Information, advocacy and external relat
DELETE. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) CLUSTER DELETE. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) cluster                     of  policies, strategies,  norm
s, standards, generating and dissemination of data and information, coor
dination and monitoring mechanisms for enhancing predictability and effe
ctive coordination of  timely delivery of humanitarian response in  the
WASH  cluster, preventing spread of water-borne disease and ensuring the
 capacity for hygiene protection.
OUTPUT 1: INSTITUTIONAL REINFORCEMENT D'ici 2021, les acteurs du secteur EPAH disposent de politiques, de stratÃ©gies, de plans, de budgets et d'outils de suivi
appropriÃ©s pour mettre en Å“uvre des interventions EPAH au bÃ©nÃ©fice des enfants, des femmes et de leurs familles.
DELETE. CHOLERA PREVENTION AND RESP DELETE. Cholera Prevention and resp     nd know at least two ways of pro
tecting themselves from cholera
OUTPUT 5: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN EMERGENCY AND CHOLERARESPONSE D'ici 2021, les enfants, les femmes et leurs familles en milieu rural et urbain affectÃ©s par les crises humanitaires (les
catastrophes naturelles, la malnutrition, les Ã©pidÃ©mies ou les mouvements de populations) reÃ§oivent une rÃ©ponse Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) opportune et
adaptÃ©e Ã  leur besoins grÃ¢ce aux activitÃ©s de prÃ©paration et de rÃ©ponse.
IR 2. QUALITY STANDARDS FOR MONITORING T Government and civil society partners using adequate programme planning,
 M&E tools and apply quality standards for programme design, management
and reporting.
IR 2. STRENGTHEN NATIONAL CAPACITY CHILD Child protection systems at national and decentralised levels are reinforced, and a capacity development roadmap is implemented.
OUTPUT 1: COMMUNICATION FOR DEVELOPMENT Cross-sectoral communication for Development
OUTPUT 1: HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING Le MinistÃ¨re de la santÃ© et ses entitÃ©s dÃ©centralisÃ©es disposent d'outils pour la planification de la santÃ© maternelle, nÃ©onatale
et infantile (SMNE) fondÃ©e sur des donnÃ©es factuelles et la dÃ©finition de cadres juridiques facilitant l'accÃ¨s aux services pour
adolescents, y compris en situation d'urgence.
IR 3. STRENGTHEN POOR URBAN Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Intermediate Results (IR) 3. Strengthen poor urban Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) for sustainable access to safe drinking water
IR 3. IMPLEMENTATION OF Communication for Development (C4D) The authorities in 4 departments (including the North and South) have a Communication for Development (C4D) operational plan
available which tak es into account emergency preparedness
OUTPUT 1: RENFORCEMENT INSTITUTIONNEL By 2016, mechanisms to promote access for all children aged 0-14, including opportunities for early childhood development and
quality basic education are in place, as well as to improve the efficiency of governance at central and local levels.
SUPPLY AND LOGISTICS Des stratÃ©gies de l'UNICEF visant Ã  traiter des questions transversales liÃ©es aux droits de l'enfant sont Ã©laborÃ©es et
appliquÃ©es.
OUTPUT 2: RURAL AND URBAN WATER ACCES D'ici 2021, les enfants, les femmes et leurs familles en milieu rural et urbain ont un accÃ¨s amÃ©liorÃ© Ã  des services et
infrastructures d'eau sÃ»rs et gÃ©rÃ©s de maniÃ¨re durable.
EMERGENCY COORD. AND RESILIENCE Le personnel de l'UNICEF et ses partenaires disposent d'outils, de conseils et de ressources pour coordonner efficacement l'action
humanitaire concernant les droits de l'enfant avec les parties prenantes.
OUTPUT 2: MICRONUTRIMENTS By 2016, children, adolescents and women, particularly the most vulnerable among them, including those with handicaps, living in
rural and urban areas, are regularly dewormed with albendazole and benefit from adequate supplementation with essential
micronutrients such as vitamin A, iron/folic acid, iodine and zinc.
IR 3. CARE & PROTECTION OF CHILDREN WITH 30,000 children without family support (children in institutions, street  children, orphans, restaveks, earthquake separated etc.)
have a legal i dentity, access to care, protection from exploitation and services necessary for family reunification
IR 4. CHILD FRIENDLY Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN SCHOOLS School populations use and maintain Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities to child friendly Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) standards and norms
OUTPUT 4: NUTRITION EMERGENCY Le gouvernement et ses partenaires ont la capacitÃ© de se prÃ©parer et de rÃ©pondre aux besoins humanitaires en matiÃ¨re de nutrition
en situation d'urgence.
Multicountry Americas (OECS) - HIV - The Organization Of Eastern Caribbean States Multicountry Americas (OECS) - HIV - The Organization Of Eastern Caribbean States.
OECS multi-country strategic response towards HIV/TB elimination in the region Multicountry Caribbean MCC - TB/HIV - Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States - OECS.  This program has the following goals: Promote the sustainability of health and community systems to reduce the incidence of HIV and STIs and eliminate TB by:  (a) prioritizing interventions with key populations;  (b) scaling-up effective prevention efforts;   (c) investing in strengthening both health and community systems and (d) addressing human rights-related and gender inequality barriers to health.. The objectives of this program are: To increase the number of key populations accessing differentiated prevention, testing and treatment services..  To continue implementation of the TB elimination framework for low incidence countries to accelerate the elimination of TB in the OECS.  To increase access to quality laboratory testing, screening and diagnosis for the clinical management of HIV and TB.  To increase the number of people living with HIV linked and retained in care.  To improve HIV/STI /TB surveillance system to increase the availability of data to support evidence-based planning, measure the impact of the response and the achievement of targets.  To strengthen the health and community systems response to address human rights and gender inequality barriers.
Building legal capacity to support the rights of forest communities in the Central African Republic and Gabon Renforcement de la capacité légale pour le soutien des droits des communautés forestières en République centrafricaine et au Gabon The project will improve the capacities of law graduates and empower local CSOs and forest communities in CAR and Gabon to understand, analyse and use national laws related to forest management, land and resource rights, human rights and IP rights. As a result, selected IP groups and forest communities will be capable of devising and implementing legal and advocacy strategies and will have more secure land tenure arrangements, access to forest revenues, and will be consulted adequately on matters concerning them, exercising their right to FPIC. Local and national government officials will be aware of communities’ challenges, and processes will be underway to review selected pieces of legislation that do not adequately protect community rights. Selected CLFWs paralegals and communities in CAR and Gabon will benefit directly from the project; Le projet améliorera les capacités des diplômés en droit et soutiendra des organisations locales de la société civile et les communautés locales en RCA et au Gabon. Ces communautés, a la fin du projet, seront capables de comprendre, d’analyser, et d’utiliser les lois nationales en matière de gestion des forets, de droits aux terres et aux ressources, de droits de l’homme et de droits des peuples autochtones. Comme résultat, les peuples autochtones et les communautés forestières sélectionnées seront capables de  deviser et de mettre en œuvre des stratégies juridiques et de plaidoyer. Ils auront des droits fonciers plus sûrs, un accès aux revenues forestières, et seront consultés de manière adéquate sur les questions qui les concernent, en respect du droit au consentement libre, préalable et informé (CLIP). Les représentants gouvernementaux au niveaux local et national seront informés des défis auxquels les communautés font face, et des processus pour la révision de certaines législations qui ne protègent pas de manière adéquate les droits des communautés seront en cours. Les juristes communautaires et les para juristes sélectionnés pour participer au projet seront les bénéficiaires directs, ainsi que les communautés soutenues.  ;
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