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IR 5. GENDER MAINSTREAMING IR 5.  Strengthened capacity of UNICEF and partners for mainstreaming gender equality in UNICEF country programme by 2012
7.3 LOCAL COUNCILS, TRADITIONAL LEADERS, 7.3 Local Councils, Traditional Leaders, Communities and Implementing partners have the capacity to develop and implement
equitable child-friendly plans for effective decentralised service delivery by end 2019.
HEALTH SYSTEMS, POLICY, RESEA The government has a strengthened political commitment, accountability and national capacity for policy development, programming
and evidence/ information generation for scaling-up maternal and child health interventions for children, adolescents and women of
child bearing age by 2018
POLICY, SYSTEM, RESEARCH MoHS, UNICEF and other development partners have the ability to carry out research, plan, monitor and evaluate equity focused
nutrition interventions for children and women of child bearing age by the end of December 2018
1.3 PROCUREMENT & SUPPLY CHAIN MGT. 1.3  Enhanced capacity of MOHS to undertake forecasting, procurement and supply chain management for essential drugs and medical
supplies by 2014
6.1 CP SYSTEMS STRENGTHENED 6.1 By 2019 relevant Government MDAs, Local Councils & communities have capacity to provide an inclusive and integrated child
protection system as defined in the child welfare policy for the prevention of and response to violence, abuse and exploitation
against boys and girls by 2018
IR 3.1: CORE ELEMENTS IR 3.1:  By 2012, core elements of the Child Protection System strenthened
4.2 QUALITY PREVENTION AND RESPONSE SERVICES 4.2 Government and other service providers (social welfare and justice sectors) are better able to deliver quality gender-sensitive
child protection prevention and response services.
3.3  PREVENTION AND RESPONSE TO GBV 3.3  Capacity of government and communities strengthened to promote social change, formulate strategies and implement mechanisms to
prevent and respond to gender based violence against boys and girls
IR 2.  STRENGTHENED SUPPORT TO THE CONDU IR 2.   Strengthened support to the conduction of quality and strategic research , evaluation, policy analysis and dissemination of
appropriate informati on for effective responses to the rights of children by 2012
3.4  JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN 3.4  Child Justice at formal and community level strengthened to ensure greater access and protection for boys and girls with
special attention and alternatives to detention
5.3 LOCAL GOVERNANCE FOR CHILD WELLBEING 5.3 Local government authorities are better able to coordinate and monitor evidence-based multi-sectoral plans to improve
children's well-being.
IR 2. MANAGEMENT OF DONOR RESOURCES IR 2.Improved coordination and management of donor resources
6.6 BIRTH REGISTRATION 6.6  By 2019 Office of Births and Deaths (MOHS), and NCRA have the capacity to register all births within an integrated Civil
Registration and Vital Statistics system.
3.2  ALTERNATIVE CARE 3.2  Government and community capacity strengthened to care for and protect children not living with their biological parents
2.2  CHILD-FRIENDLY TEACHING By 2014 teachers in targeted primary schools are applying child friendly teaching methodologies and emerging issues in the
classroom
4.3 PREVENTION VIOLENCE AND HARMFUL PRACTICES 4.3 Parents/caregivers and adolescents are better informed to prevent and respond to violence and harmful practices.
3.5  COMMUNITY STRUCTURES FOR THE PROTEC Community structures for the protection of children functional in line w ith the CRA by 2012 (accomodated in year 2012, closed in
year 2011)
7.4 BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL CHANGE 7.4 Capacities of communities, stakeholders and beneficiaries are strengthened to participate actively in collective action to
Â increase demand for and utilization of services, adoption of optimal caregiving/wellbeing practices, abandonment of harmful social
norms (e.g. Child Marriage, FGMC, Open Defecation) and humanitarian action by 2019
C4D FOR EMERGENCIES Strengthened capacity of communities to adopt behaviors and practices, and national and local governments to plan, in order to
prepare and respond to emergencies by 2018.
4.5 INCREASED CAPACITY OF MDAS. 4.5 Increased capacity of MDAs (MSWGCA, MOFED, NACSA, Labour, office of the chief of staff and other relevant institutions) and
Local Councils to provide social protection for the extremely poor, children, women and vulnerable households
IR 12. HIV, ADOLESCENTS & YOUNG PEOPLE IR 12. HIV, adolescents & young people  people (15-24 yrs) have improved health seeking behavior and adopted safer sex practices by
end of 2012
7300 TEACHERS APPLY CCTT METHODOLOG 7300 teachers apply CCTT Methodolog     hild centred teaching methodologies including emerging issues in the classroom by 2012
PROGRAMME COORDINATION By December 2018, Ministry of Health and Sanitation (MoHS) has improved capacity to provide equitable and quality integrated
management of severe acute malnutrition services to children under the age of five in all districts with focus in hard to reach
communities
5.2 ETHICAL REPORTING ON WOMEN AND CHILD 5.2  By 2014, the media has enhanced capacity to report ethically and increase coverage on children's and women's rights.
PROGRAMME COORDINATION Higher quality programmes through results based management and improved accountability for results
3.1  CORE ELEMENT 3.1  Priority core elements (capacity building of professionals and communities  development of national child protection policy)
of the child protection system at national and sub national level strengthened
IR 7.  MICRONUTRIENT INTERVENTIONS IR 7.  Increased uptake of micronutrient interventions services with special emphasis on children under two, adolescents, pregnant
and lactating women by 2012
IR2: CHILD-FRIENDLY TEACHING METHODOLOGY IR2:  Teachers in targeted primary schools contribute to a safe learning environment and apply child-friendly teaching
methodologies including emerging issues by 2012
HIV/AIDS PREVENTION,TREATMENT & CARE The Government has improved capacity to provide equitable and quality HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, care and support services for
women and children by 2018.
IR 2. FINANCIAL RESOURCES & STEWARDSHIP IR 2. Financial resources & Stewardship  and Stewardship of Financial Resources
2.1  EDUCATION GOVERNANCE SYSTEMS By 2014 national education governance systems are strengthened and are gender responsive.
5.3  QUALITY AND LEARNING 5.3 Improved capacity of schools and other learning facilities at primary level to provide child friendly learning environment to
children (boys and girls) by the end of December 2019.
COMMUNITY HEALTH Increased capacity to deliver high impact community based health interventions for women, newborns and under 5 children, including
promotion of healthy behaviors, with special focus on gender equality and the most vulnerable, in all 13 districts by 2018
1.6 HYGIENE AND SANITATION 1.6 Increased capacity of Communities in eight districts (Port Loko, Bombali, Tonkolili, Moyamba, Pujehun, Kenema, Bonthe and
Koinadugu)  to achieve sustainable Open Defecation Free (ODF) status by 2014
IR 14. HEALTH SYSTEM STRENGTHENING IR  14. Health system strengthened with adequate physical infrastructures, PSM system and M&E system that are optimum to deliver
quality care
1.14 NUTRITION INTERVENTIONS FOR EBOLA 1.14 Priority Nutrition interventions to respond to Ebola outbreak and maintain essential services
HIV IN EMERGENCY HIV emergency preparedness and response with special focus on children, adolescents and women of child bearing age is implemented
by the GoSL, UNICEF and its partners in a timely manner during the country programme cycle
3.1 EVIDENCE BASED PLANNING AND MONITORING 3.1 Government has improved institutional capacity for evidence-based policy planning, and monitoring.
3.2 EARLY LEARNING-QUALITY AND COVERAGE 3.2 Government and communities are better positioned to improve the coverage and quality of early learning and development.
1.1 HIGH IMPACT Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) INTERVENTIONS 1.1  Increased capacity of PHUs and hospitals to deliver a package of high impact health interventions for mothers, new-born and
under 5 children with special focus on gender equality and the most vulnerable by 2014.
IR 3.4  JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN Intermediate Results (IR) 3.4  By 2012, Child Justice system strengthened to ensure greater protection with special attention to diversion and
alternatives to detention
OPERATIONS EMERGENCY RESPONSE Scaling up office capacity for emergency response including Ebola
8.2 MEDIA AND ETHICAL REPORTING 8.2 By 2018, greater numbers of people, including duty bearers and influencers, are engaged to take action for children through
integrated campaigns, media partnership and a glocal approach to influence public policy and drive resources for children.
4.2  STRENGTHENED CAPACITY OF MDAS. 4.2  Strengthened capacity of MDAs (MOHS, MEST, MEWS, MSWGCA, SSL) and partners at national and local levels for coordination and
management of information systems for women and children by 2014
5.1 DATA AND EVIDENCE ON CHILD DEPRIVATION 5.1 Government has increased capacity to use disaggregated data and evidence related to child deprivation.
1.13 HEALTH INTERVENTIONS FOR EBOLA 1.13 Priority Education interventions to respond to Ebola outbreak and maintain essential services.
6.3 EVIDENCE BASED CP GENERATED/STRENGTH 6.3 By 2019 relevant Government MDAs, Local Councils and partners have the ability to generate and use strategic information for
evidence-based policy design, planning, monitoring and evaluation for child protection interventions.
IR 9 SUSTAINABLE SANITATION IR 9.   Proportion of households in 6 districts councils achieve sustainable sanitized status by end 2013
IR 13.  CHILDREN AFFECTED BY HIV/AIDS IR 13.   Proportion of   children affected by HIV/AIDS receives care and support services by 2012
PROJECT SUPPORT Project Support (accommodated in Intermediate Results (IR) 1 in 2012, closed in 2011)
OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVER Operational support to programme delivery
COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC ADVOCACY UNICEF Sierra Leone staff and partners are provided the guidance, tools and resources to effectively communicate, advocate and
develop partnerships regarding child rights issues with stakeholders.
IR 3.3 PROVENTION OF AND RESPONSE TO GEN IR 3.3 By 2012, capacity of government and communities strengthened and social change promoted to prevent and respond to child
(sexual) exploitation, abuse and violence
HUMAN CAPACITY Strengthened operations and business processes for effective and efficient management of human resources capacity by end December
2018
IR5:  EDUCATION IN EMERGENCIES IR5:  Education emergency preparedness and response capacity of partners is strengthened by 2012
1.15 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) INTERVENTIONS FOR EBOLA 1.15 Priority Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) interventions to respond to Ebola outbreak and maintain essential services
3.4 ACCESS TO SKILLS DEVELOPMENT FOR ADOLESCENT GIRLS 3.4 Adolescents, particularly girls, have improved access to opportunities to develop skills for learning and active citizenship.
5.2 INTEGRATED SOCIAL PROTECTION 5.2  Government is better able to provide child-sensitive and integrated social protection programmes, including in humanitarian
situations.
5.3 STRENGTHENED DONOR & NATCOM 5.3  Donor and NATCOM relations increased and strengthened to ensure adequate resources for children
6.5 PROJECT SUPPORT 6.6  By 2018 Office of Births and Deaths (MOHS), and NRS have the capacity to register all births within an integrated Civil
Registration and Vital Statistics system.
2.4  CHILD FRIENDLY SCHOOLING By 2014 targeted schools and communities support peace and child friendly schooling with special focus on girls, adolescents and
other vulnerable children.
3.4  STAKEHOLDERS  (GOVERNMENT, LOCAL CO Stakeholders  (government, local councils, traditional leaders, partners  including NGOs) capacity built to prevent, identify,
refer and respond to child victims of sexual and gender based violence by 2012 (accomodated in year 2012, closed in year 2011)
5.5 EDUCATION IN EMERGENCY 5.5 MEST, Local Councils and communities have the capacity to plan, prepare and respond to emergencies by end December 2019.
2.2  POLICIES, PLANS AND STRATEGY DEVELO FOR DATA MIGRATION: 2.2  Policies, Plans and Strategy development based on reliable measurements of results and studies
FACILITY HEALTH Increased capacity of health facilities to deliver a package of high impact health interventions for mothers, newborns and under 5
children with special focus on gender equality and the most vulnerable in all 13 districts by 2018
2.7 EDUCATION IN EMERGENCIES 2.7 Priority Education interventions to respond to Ebola outbreak and maintain essential services.
1. INTEGRATED MHN SERVICES IR 1. Integrated Maternal and Newborn Health  and care services with special focus on  poorest quintile by 2014
8.1 INCREASED AWARENESS AND SUPPORT 8.1  By 2018 be the leading voice for â€“ and with â€“ children with strategic and emotional storytelling, evidence-based messaging,
and proactive and innovative communication to boost awareness of child r
8.3 DONOR AND NATCOM RELATIONS 8.3.1 Draft and publish articles and Human Interest Stories for insertion in reports.
HEALTH - SUPPORT BUDGET Health Program staff are provided with the necessary financial, administrative and logistical support to perform their tasks
2.3  Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN SCHOOLS By 2014 girls and boys in targeted primary schools in eight districts practice at least three critical hygiene behaviours both at
school and at home.
1.12 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN SCHOOLS 1.12  By 2014 girls and boys in targeted primary schools in eight districts have access to improved child friendly Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) facilities
and are practicing critical hygiene behaviors both at school and at home
HIV SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING Political commitment, accountability and national capacity are further strengthened to generate strategic information, plan and
budget for reducing teenage pregnancy and child marriage and scaling-up HIV interventions for children, adolescents and women of
child bearing age
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Strengthened operations and business processes for effective and efficient stewardship of financial management and resources by
end December 2018
MICRONUTRIENT DEFICIENCIES Extend technical assistance and guidance to MoHS in the development of the anaemia reduction strategy, including development of
anemia reduction counselling tools and national vitamin A supplementation strategy
HEALTH EMERGENCY INCL. EBOLA RESPONSE Health emergency preparedness and response with special focus on children and women of child bearing age is implemented by the GoSL,
 UNICEF and its partners in a timely manner during the country programme cycle
5.1  ACCESS AND EQUITY 5.1 Improved equitable access to and retention of children (boys and girls) in basic education in Sierra Leone, with a focus on
vulnerable groups by the end of December 2019.
IR 4. PARTNERSHIPS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE IR 4. Partnerships for social change     scale up essential family heathcare practices, education and child protection issues in
target areas by 2012
WASH IN EMERGENCY INCL. EBOLA RESPONSE WASH emergency preparedness and response targeting women, men, boys and girls is implemented by the Government and its partners in
a timely manner during the country programme cycle
IR.15. Child Survival and Development (CSD) POLICIES AND STRATEGIES IR 15.  Child Survival and Development (CSD) (Health, Nutrition, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and HIV) policy framework and strategies for children and women of child bearing age with
special reference to the poorest quintile are in place and operational by 2012
1.2 15% OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE AP 1.2 15% of Primary schools nationwide apply newly developed child friend
ly school standards by 2012
2.3 SANITATION AND HYGIENE IN COMMUNITIES 2.3 Communities have increased capacities and commitment to use basic sanitation facilities and demonstrate improved hygiene and
sanitation practices and behaviors, particularly in UNICEF-targeted districts.
4.4  BIRTH REGISTRATION 4.4 Government has strengthened capacity to scale up the birth registration of children within a harmonized CRVS system
WASH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING Enhanced enabling environment for Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) focusing on accountability/sustainability/policy, advocacy, evidence generation and use by
2018
4.1 INCREASED KWDG AND SKILLS OF GOVT. 4.1 Increased knowledge and Skills of Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MOHS,MOFED,LC,MIC,MSWGCAOCOS) and partners
for equity-focused policy analysis, budgeting, programme planning, monitoring and evaluation by end 2014
EXTERNAL RELATIONS Coordinate the external advocacy agenda for furthering child rights in Sierra Leone
7.5 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & RESPONSE 7.5 Strengthened capacity of communities to adopt behaviors and practices, and national and local governments to plan, in order
to prepare and respond to emergencies by 2019.
1.1 EVIDENCE BASED PLANNING AND MONITORING 1.1 Ministry of Health and Sanitation has increased capacity for evidence-based planning, budgeting, and monitoring for equitable
maternal, neonatal, child and adolescent health and nutrition (MNCAH+N) services.
1.8 PHU & BEMONC Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) 1.8 Government Peripheral Health Units and BEmONC facilities in six districts nationwide have access to sustainable safe water and
adequate sanitation facilities by 2014.
SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR CHANGE (SBC) Sierra Leone Communication for Development will provide high quality social and behavioural expertise for effective
communication on child rights
ADOLESCENT HEALTH Adolescents (boys and girls) have improved knowledge and access to sexual and reproductive health services, including prevention of
HIV by 2018
FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Coordinate the external advocacy agenda for furthering child rights in Sierra Leone
IR1. ADVOCACY & AWARENESS RAISING IR 1.  Advocacy and awareness raising on child rights issues strengthened within the national development agenda by 2012
7.1 GENERATE STRATEGIC INFORMATION 7.1 Strengthened institutional capacity for decentralized gender-sensitive planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of
programmes, with emphasis on convergence of recovery and development programmes and community participation by 2019.
IR 3.2: ALTERNATIVE CARE IR 3.2: By 2012, government and community capacity strengthened to care for and protect children not living with their biological
parents
7.2 IMPROVED POLICIES, COORDINATION, SYS Improved policies, strategies, coordination, systems and capacity for social policies and protection of the most vulnerable
children by 2019
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Coordinate the external advocacy agenda for furthering child rights in Sierra Leone
OPERATIONS SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY Operations support to Programme Delivery
2.5  PEACE AND EMERGENCIES By 2014 gender-responsive education in emergency plans and peace building are integrated into education programmes.
HIV/AIDS SUPPORT HIV/AIDS Program staff are provided with the necessary financial, administrative and logistical support to perform their tasks
8.4 PROJECT SUPPORT Strengthened operations and business processes for effective and efficient stewardship of financial management and resources by
end December 2018
HACT ACTIVITIES Increased capacity of partners to conduct Harmonized Approach to Cash Transfers (HACT) assurance activities for effective and efficient delivery of programme results by
end December 2017
IR 3.  ESSENTIAL FAMILY PRACTICES IR 3.  Increased support to programmes to scale up essential family heathcare practices, education and child protection issues in
target areas by 2012
WATER PROVISION - HHS Households in targeted communities have access to sustainable safe water by 2018
5.4  POLICY AND SYSTEMS 5.4 MEST, Local Councils, schools and communities have the capacity to plan, implement and monitor equitable delivery of education
services by end December 2019.
IR 1. GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS IR 1.  Effective and efficient governance and systems
IR 1.5.2 INTEGRATED NUTRITIONAL SURVEILL FOR DATA MIGRATION: Intermediate Results (IR) 1.5.2 Integrated nutritional surveillance  system in place
1.5 MALNUTRITION PREVENTION 1.5 Improved Infant and Young Child Feeding practices with a special focus on mothers of children under two including micronutrient
interventions
IR 8. IMPROVED WATER SOURCES IR 8. By 2012, Proportion of households in 6 districts councils and all government public health units have access to improved
water sources.
IR1: EDUCATION GOVERNANCE SYSTEMS IR1:  Education governance systems are strengthened by 2012
2.1  BY 2012, THE ESP IS EFFECTIVELY IMP FOR DATA MIGRATION: 2.1  By 2012, the ESP is effectively implemented and monitored
1.10 POLICY SUPPORT&EMERG. PREPAREDENESS 1.10 Health, nutrition, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and HIV/AIDS policy framework and strategies for children and women of child bearing age are in place
and operational, including emergency preparedness and response by the GoSL, UNICEF, and its partners by 2014
4.1 POLICY IMPLEMENTATION AND COORDINATION 4.1 Government has improved evidence and capacity to ensure child protection policy implementation and coordination.
IR3:  Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN SCHOOLS IR3:  Pupils in targeted primary schools in six districts practice at least three critical hygiene behaviours both school and at
home by 2012
3.6 BIRTH REGISTRATION 3.6 Improved capacities of Birth and Dealth registration systems by end 2014
IR 3. HUMAN CAPACITY IR 3.  Effective and efficient management of Human Capacity
1.2 CAPACITY TO DELIVER MNCAH+N SERVICES 1.2 Ministry of Health and Sanitation has increased capacity to deliver quality MNCAH+N services, including in emergencies.
1.11 PROJECT SUPPORT Child Survival and Development (CSD) 1.11 Project Support: Staff salaries, travel, missions, other costs
1.3 READING PROGRAMME AND MEASUREMENTS O 1.3 Reading Programme and measurements of reading levels are in place by
 end 2012
1.4 HEALTH AND NUTRITION CARE PRACTICES 1.4 Parents/caregivers, children and pregnant women benefit from evidence-informed approaches to improve their health and
nutrition care practices and behaviors.
IR 7. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS RESPONSE IR 7.  Capacity of UNICEF, counterparts and partners to prepare for and respond to emergencies and for disaster risk reduction is
strengthened by 2012
3.6  KNOWLEDGE ON CHILD PROTECTION ISSUE Knowledge on child protection issues and its use strengthened by 2012 (accomodated in year 2012, closed in year 2011)
1.7 SUSTAINABLE WATER 1.7  Households in eight districts (Port Loko, Bombali, Tonkolili, Moyamba, Pujehun, Kenema, Bonthe and Koinadugu) have access to
sustainable safe water by 2014
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Strengthened operations and business processes for effective and efficient stewardship of financial management and resources by
end December 2018
IR 10. WATSAN STRATEGIES AND PLANS IR 10. By 2012, district councils develop and manage implementations of water and sanitation strategies and plans.
INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY FOR DEVELOPMENT Accelerating results for children through innovation and influencing the external context to create an enabling environment for
others to innovate for children.
IR 5.  CMAM IR 5.  Increased coverage and quality of Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition Services with special focus on hard to
reach areas by 2012
IR 1.  CAPACITY OF STAFF MEMBERS, COUNTE IR 1.   Capacity of staff members, counterparts and partners for evidence based programme planning, implementation and monitoring
of the rights of child ren strengthened by 2012
WASH IN INSTITUTIONS Institutions (PHUs and schools) have improved capacity to provide sustainable safe water and adequate sanitation facilities by
2018
1.3 COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH AND NUTRITION 1.3 Community-based health and nutrition interventions are better institutionalized in the health system.