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Mise en place d'un dispositf de formation au sein du bureau administratif de la présidence Mis en œuvre par Expertise France et l'appui d'experts techniques internationaux et nationaux, ce projet vise à mettre en place une structure pérenne  de formation des hauts fonctionnaires au sein de l'administration afghane. Le projet, qui s'appuie sur un expertise détaillée des ressources humaines, s'attache à développer des stratégies de transfert d'expérience et de compétence, des ressources locales en matière d'ingénierie pédagogique et de gestion par objectifs.
Appui au département de français de l'université de Kaboul Seul département de français universitaire afghan à former des enseignants et des traducteurs, ce département de la faculté des lettres est accompagné par le gouvernement français depuis sa création, l'AFD a construit le bâtiment qui abrite aujourd'hui 145 étudiants. La priorité est accordée à la formation et à la titularisation des enseignants afghans. Le perfectionnement se développe dans le cadre d'un partenariat avec l'université Grenoble-Alpes.
EDUCATION Children on the move are supported to access education opportunities while enhancing capacity of schools in host communities.
PARTICIPATION & SKILLS DEVELOPMENT Boys, girls and families from excluded populations with increased participation in institutional fora, knowledge and skills
to demand their rights.
EDUCATION FOR ALL Girls and boys have increased permanence in the basic education system, based on intersectoral policies addressing diversity,
including contextualized education.
STRENGTHENED LEGAL AND POLICY FRAMEWORK Gaps in the legal, political and institutional framework related to prevention, assistance and response to violence against
children mapped and addressed.
1.4. CLOSED NATIONAL POLICY FOR Early Child Development (ECD) By 2015, national government and social actors are mobilized to create and implement an Integrated National Policy for Early Child Development (ECD) 
and good practices and lessons learned validated, systematized and disseminated at national and international levels.
CLOSED - FORTALEZA ZO Intermediate Results (IR) 7.7 FORTALEZA  ZO - By the end of 2012, the States and Municipalities of the Semiarid region in the states of CearÃ¡, PiauÃ­
and Rio Grande do Norte have committed to reducing child rights and gender and racial related inequities and ensuring CRC
compliance to contribute with the improvement of their social indicators for children and adolescents thus addressing inequities in
Brazil through UNICEF strategic partnerships articulated with local governments, civil society, private sector and mass media to
promote and advance children's and adolescents' rights through the UNICEF Seal and the Political Pact.
3.3 SUPPLY AND PROCUREMENT OF ARVS By 2016, Brazil has uninterrupted access to ARVs and other supplies procured under special agreements with UNICEF, and is able to
supply 100% of donation demands by LSS countries.
INTERSECTORAL POLICIES Government at national and subnational levels has improved capacity to implement intersectoral policies for social protection
with emphasis on the most vulnerable children.
5.2.ADOLESCENTS PARTICIPATION By 2016 international standards, best practices and a national framework on the right to participate are available to key partners,
for supporting and  strengthening the adolescent development and citizenship, with special attention to girls, indigenous and
afrodescent groups.
SPORTS FOR DEVELOPMENT By 2016, municipal and community leadersin the territories supported by UNICEF (municipalities enrolled in the UNICEF Seal in the
Semi-arid, Amazon, UNICEF Urban Centers Platform and the 2014 World Cup host cities) are sensitized to promote and support safe and
inclusive initiatives that ensure a child-friendly legacy of the sports mega-events by promoting and supporting initiatives on
Sport for Development for children and adolescents, with a focus on the reduction of gender disparities  participation of children
and adolescents  inclusion of those disabled  and greater appreciation and inclusion of racial and ethnic diversity.
IR2.2:LEARNING ACHIEVEMENTS&QUALITY ED By December 2016, 90% of municipalities from Semi-arid, Amazon and those with more than 150 thousand inhabitants strengthened
capacities to guarantee Quality Basic Education to all children and adolescents, particularly the most marginalized, reducing
inequalities,  decreasing  drop out and retention rates and increasing enrollment and attendance, literacy, learning achievements
and conclusion rates.
4.2. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) IN SCHOOLS & MENSTRUAL HEALTHAND HYGIENE SERVICES By 2028, schools have improved Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services, allowing girls not to miss school activities during their period.
3.2.COORDINATED & WELL RESOURCED CROSS-SECTORAL CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEMS By 2028, cross-sectoral child protection systems are coordinated and well-resourced and have strengthened capacities to prevent
and respond to violence against children and to provide quality and accessible services for all (child protection system
strengthening).
NON FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS Increased non-financial contributions from individual donors, private and public sector partners  for the realization of boys' and
girls' rights.
MONITORING AND EVALUATION Effective support is provided to strengthen M&E skills and capacities to ensure high impact of the UNICEF programme in Brazil.
CLOSED Intermediate Results (IR) 06-FUNDRAISING Intermediate Results (IR) 06-Fundraising
3.2 HIV/AIDS PREVENTION FOR GIRLS/BOYS By 2016, methodologies and tools are available and disseminated to improve HIV/AIDS prevention programmes to girls and boys,
focusing on most disadvantaged groups (indigenous, afro-Brazilians and others), and to increase girls and boys participation in
HIV/AIDS policies and political fora, including HIV+ youth, in the Semiarid and Amazon Regions, and Urban Centres in Brazil
enrolled in the Urban Center Platform, as well as in 100% of LaÃ§o Sul-Sul (LSS) countries.
4.4. ADOLESCENT ENGAGEMENT FOR PREVENTION AND MITIGATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE By 2028, children and adolescents participate in climate change policy dialogue and fora so that their needs are reflected in
national and subnational climate mitigation and adaptation plans.
1.3. ADOLESCENT MENTAL AND REPRODUCTIVEHEALTH & PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT By 2028, vulnerable children, adolescents and youth have access to quality, integrated adolescent health programmes, services and
initiatives (in mental health and psychosocial support, sexual and reproductive health and HIV) that are gender-responsive,
inclusive and participatory.
POLICIES FOR CHILD PROTECTION By 2016, National Congress, state and municipal governments in territories where UNICEF has a presence (urban centres and
municipalities enrolled in UNICEF Seal in the Semi-arid and Amazon) are implementing plans, policies and programmes to promote and
protect the rights of children and adolescents, aligned with the National Ten-year Plan, and sensitive to gender, race and
ethnicity equity approaches.
HEALTH Boys and girls, adolescents and women on the move and in host communities equitably access essential health services with
sustained coverage of high-impact preventive and curative interventions
5.1.MULTI-SECTORAL POLICIES ADOLESCENTS .By 2016, national and subnational governments are supported by UNICEF's Platforms, methodologies and social mobilization
strategies to implement adolescent focused multisectoral public policies.
CLOSED - SÃO LUIS ZO By the end of 2012, the State and Municipalities of the Semiarid and Amazon region in the state of MaranhÃ£o have committed to
reducing child rights and gender and racial related inequities and ensuring CRC compliance to contribute with the improvement of
their social indicators for children and adolescents thus addressing inequities in Brazil through UNICEF strategic partnerships
articulated with local governments, civil society, private sector and mass media  to promote and advance children's and
adolescents' rights through the UNICEF Seal and the Political Pact.
4.1. ACCESS TO SAFELY MANAGED WATER SERVICES INCLUDING IN HEALTH FACILITIES By 2028, state and municipal frameworks for disaster preparedness and early action are child-sensitive and address the impacts
of climate change on children and adolescents.
CROSS-SECTORAL SUPPORT Children and their families are consulted for the elaboration & monitoring of the project and have access to life saving
information and protective practices on access and use of services. Adolescent migrants are engaged as peer educators. In order to
reduce discrimination and xenophobia, the host community is made aware of the rights and needs of the migrant population.
ENGAGED CITIZENS Citizen engagement is increased to support the realization of boys' and girls' rights.
5.2. ACCESS AND STRENGTHEN INCLUSIVE SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS By 2028, national and subnational authorities in priority territories have enhanced capacities to deliver more inclusive social
protection policies for those living in situations of poverty, exclusion and vulnerability.
WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE Women and children on the move have access to sustainable safe drinking water and adequate sanitation.
880.3. COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY Public advocacy, communication and social and behaviour change strategies to advance programme results and mobilize the public
for action, accountability and support.
2.3. ADOLESCENTS SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, ENGAGEMENT AND POSITIVE TRANSITION TO WORK By 2028, schools have improved Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services, allowing girls not to miss school activities during their period.
SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION By 2016, equity, gender equality, CRC and CCC principles are increasingly reflected in Brazil's South-South/triangular and
international humanitarian initiatives, and programmes.
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS By 2016, UNICEF is recognized by governments, civil society, media, private sector, children, adolescents and their families as a
leading organization in the defense of children's and adolescents' rights, especially those who are most disadvantaged, through
social mobilization and dissemination of qualified information and knowledge in a process which involves all these stakeholders,
particularly children and adolescents.
WASH ACTIVITIES & CEED Every child and adolescents, including from indigenous, traditional, migrants and refugees populations, lives in a safe and
sustainable climate and environment.
4.3. DISASTER RISK REDUCTION AND PREPAREDENESS IN STATE AND MUNICIPAL SYSTEMS By 2028, state and municipal frameworks for disaster preparedness and early action are child-sensitive and address the impacts
of climate change on children and adolescents.
880.5. PUBLIC PARTNERSHIPS & SOUTH - SOUTH COOPERATION Public partnership through a three-front approach and in close coordination and alignment with LACRO and HQ/PPD. The agenda will
be organized around the following four pillars of engagement: (i) Public Partnerships/ (ii) Trilateral South-South Cooperation/
Global Advocacy for Children/ (iv)Knowledge Management and Learning
INCREASED KNOWLEDGE ON VIOLENCE Families, communities, civil society, private sector and governmental agents in prioritized states with increased knowledge on the
impact of violence on the lives of children.
3.3. LOCAL GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES STRENGTHENED FOR VIOLENCE PREVENTION & RESPONSE By 2028, eight urban centres present strengthened integrated, cross-sectoral, and territory-based governance on planning,
implementation, monitoring and evaluation for the prevention of and response to violence against children.
INTEGRATED POLICIES FOR Early Child Development (ECD) Families, communities, civil society, private sector and governments has adopted comprehensive actions and integrated policies to
promote Early Childhood Development
IR 03-HUMAN CAPACITY Human Resource Management, including staff development and learning, staff well-being and staff related security costs.
5.3. PUBLIC FINANCE FOR CHILDREN By 2028, national and subnational public institutions and civil society have increased their capacities to promote public
investments for children.
QUALIFIED HEALTH SERVICES Families, communities and civil society have increased knowledge on health practices, and government agencies and health
professionals provide culturally,  and age and gender responsive health services
STRATEGIC PLANNING Strategic planning, coordination and integration are guaranteed and strengthened throughout the CP implementation.
KNOWLEDGE AND EVIDENCE Improved evidence based policies to address the causes of exclusion of boys and girls
1.3. NATIONAL INDIGENOUS POLICY By 2016, the National Indigenous Policy is strengthened, with specific tools and gender sensitive methodologies to work with
indigenous Early Child Development (ECD).
CLOSED - BELEM ZO Intermediate Results (IR) 7.6 EZ BELEM ZO By the end of 2012, the States and Municipalities of the Amazon region in the states of AmapÃ¡, Mato Groso,
ParÃ¡ and Tocantins have committed to reducing child rights and gender and racial related inequities and ensuring CRC compliance  to
contribute with the improvement of their social indicators for children and adolescents thus addressing inequities in Brazil
through UNICEF  strategic partnerships articulated with local governments, civil society, private sector and mass media  to promote
and advance children's and adolescents' rights through the UNICEF Seal and the Political Pact.
CLOSED - RIO DE JANEIRO ZO Intermediate Results (IR) 7.10 RIO DE JANEIRO ZO - By 2012, the States and municipalities in the Semiarid region in the States of Rio de Janeiro and
EspÃ­rito Santo enrolled in the UNICEF Seal and large urban centeres of the same States enrolled in the Urban Centere Platform have
committed to reducing child rights and gender and racial related inequities, and ensuring CRC compliance  to contribute with the
improvement of their social indicators for children and adolescents, thus addressing inequities in Brazil through UNICEF strategic
partnerships,  articulated with local governments, civil society, private sector and mass media  and  to promote and advance
children's and adolescents' rights.
IMPROVED QUALITY AND MANAGEMENT OF CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES Improved cross-sectoral coordination and public services, at national and subnational levels, to benefit child witnesses,
victims and perpetrators.
5.3.KNOWLEDGE ADOLESCENT VULNERABILITY By 2016, studies, research, and surveys on topics identified by UNICEF's 2011 Report on the Situation of Brazilian Adolescents (e.g.
 quality secondary schooling  adolescent pregnancies, drug abuse  safe use of internet) especially for those of indigenous and afro-
Brazilian origin, and those living in the semiarid, the Amazon region and the poorest areas of urban centres are available and
contribute to evidence based policy advocacy aimed at reducing vulnerabilities and overcoming inequalities affecting  adolescents.
CLOSED - MANAUS ZO By the end of 2012, the State and Municipalities of the Amazon region in the states of Acre, Amazonas, RondÃ´nia and Roraima have
committed to reducing child rights and gender and racial related inequities and ensuring CRC compliance to contribute with the
improvement of their social indicators for children and adolescents thus addressing inequities in Brazil through UNICEF strategic
partnerships articulated with local governments, civil society, private sector and mass media  to promote and advance children's
and adolescents' rights through the UNICEF Seal and the Political Pact.
INDIGENOUS  NUTRITION INTERVENTIONS Specialised interventions on nutrition for indigenous under five children in priority DSEIs
1.2. NUTRITION IN EARLY CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE By 2028, integrated, quality food and nutrition policies and services (education, health, social assistance) facilitate access of
vulnerable children and adolescents to healthy diets and sustainable food.
PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT By 2016, In-country private sector fundraising cost-efficiently generates quality funding to the Country Programme (OR) and, where
applicable, contributes to global Regular Resources (RR) and/or Thematic Contributions (ORT) funding for humanitarian programmes.
3.1 NATIONAL STRATEGY TO PREVENT MTCT By 2016, 50% of Semiarid and Amazon States  have developed State Plans on Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV/Aids
and Syphilis  and 30% of municipalities enrolled in the UNICEF Seal have implemented the strategies of State plans to reduce MTCT
of HIV/AIDS and Syphilis and to offer quality health services.
CLOSED INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS Effective and efficient communications is achieved within UNICEF.
IR 02-FINANCIAL RESOURCES & STEWARDSHIP Efficient and effective Management of Financial and other Assets of the Organization, including activities and costs associated
with office administration, including the salaries and related non-staff costs of administration and finance, rent, office
furniture and equipment, office security, maintenance of vehicles).
CLOSED NATIONAL ADVOCACY National advocacy for children's and adolescents' rights is successful and UNICEF Brazil is able to articulate effective
partnerships to address inequalities in Brazil.
3.1. SOCIAL BEHAVIOR CHANGE AND PROMOTION OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION PRACTICES By 2028, children, adolescents, families, communities (including school communities) and other groups adopt behaviours that reject
violence against children, and decision makers prioritize children's protection from physical, sexual and lethal violence in
legislation and policy frameworks.
1.1. FAMILY COMPETENCIES FOR CHILD CARE By 2016, Semiarid and Amazon municipalities enrolled in the UNICEF Seal and large urban centers enrolled in the Urban Center
Platform have access to gender sensitive international standard tools or methodologies, culturally adapted to improve vulnerable
families' competencies breastfeeding, complementary and healthy food, normal delivery benefits and emergency preparedness to care
for children 0 to 6 years.
AMAZON PLATFORM By the end of 2016, the States and Municipalities of the Amazon region have committed to reducing child rights and gender and
racial related inequities and ensuring CRC compliance  to contribute with the improvement of their social indicators for children
and adolescents thus addressing inequities in Brazil (Agenda Crianca Amazonia).
5.4. IMPLEMENTATION OF INCLUSIVE AND INTERSECTORAL PUBLIC POLICIES AT LOCAL LEVEL By 2028, UNICEF provides support to municipalities from 18 states from the Legal Amazon and Semiarid regions to implement and
deliver policies for children.
IR 2.1_OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN IDENTIFIED By December 2016, 80% of municipalities from Semi-Arid, Amazon and of those with more than 150 thousand inhabitants strengthened
capacity has increased to identify and locate girls and boys aged 4 to 17 who are out of school or in risk of dropping out, and to
implement equity focused  programmes to ensure the universalization of the right to quality education.
ENGAGED ADOLESCENTS Adolescents mobilized and with increased knowledge and opportunities to participate in public forums of decision-making processes.
JUSTICE WITH EQUITY By 2016, the justice system in areas where UNICEF has a presence (urban centres and municipalities enrolled in UNICEF Seal in the
Semi-arid and Amazon) has increased their understanding to promote justice with equity, with particular attention to prioritizing
special protection measures for adolescents under death threat, victims of sexual exploitation, street dwellers, heads of families
and those in conflict with the law.
EXTERNAL RELATIONS Public advocacy, communication and social and behaviour change strategies to advance programme results and mobilize the public for
action, accountability and support.
5.1. REDUCING MULTIDIMENSIONAL CHILD POVERTY By 2028, Brazilian public institutions and civil society have better evidence and instruments to monitor child rights and
multidimensional child poverty and inform public policies bringing an intersectoral perspective.
CLOSED - RECIFE ZO Intermediate Results (IR) 7.10 RIO DE JANEIRO ZO - By 2012, the States and municipalities in the Semiarid region in the States of Rio de Janeiro and
EspÃ­rito Santo enrolled in the UNICEF Seal and large urban centeres of the same States enrolled in the Urban Centere Platform have
committed to reducing child rights and gender and racial related inequities, and ensuring CRC compliance  to contribute with the
improvement of their social indicators for children and adolescents, thus addressing inequities in Brazil through UNICEF strategic
partnerships,  articulated with local governments, civil society, private sector and mass media  and  to promote and advance
children's and adolescents' rights.
PROGRAMME MONITORING AND EVALUATION UNICEF utilizes guidance, tools and resources to effectively influence the design, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and
dissemination of development policies and programmes that promote, guarantee and impact children's rights.
IR 2.6:INACTIVE RACE, ETHNICITY & Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) Staff Costs
1.2. INTEGRATED POLICIES FOR Early Child Development (ECD) By 2016, Federal, State and Municipal government and social actors of 50% of the municipalities of the States in the Semiarid and
Amazon Regions, and large urban centres enrolled in the Urban Centre Platform, are using methodologies and tools to promote early
childhood policies and are implementing an Integrated Policy for Early Child Development (ECD) prioritising actions aimed at accelerating the reduction of
maternal and neonatal mortality and early pregnancy.
IR 2.5: EDUCATION IN THE AMAZON By 2016, EducamazÃ´nia is consolidated as a regional initiative to promote the right to learn, involving state and local leaders,
social organizations, universities, and has an approved, implemented and monitored work plan.
GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Human resources have the capacities, skills, morale and motivation to support country operations.
1.1. IMMUNIZATION AND ACCESS TO PRIMARYHEATH CARE SERVICES By 2028, vulnerable families and children, particularly those who have not received any vaccines, have access to quality,
integrated primary health-care services, including immunization, health promotion and prevention measures.
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT By 2016, policy makers, society, media, families, children and adolescents have access to improved knowledge on the situation of
children and adolescents, including disaggregated data (by gender, race, age, geographic location), evidence on major inequality
factors and monitoring data in emergency situations, which they can use to provide and/or demand actions that contribute to the
realisation of children's rights.
2.2. QUALITY AND SUCCESSFUL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES By 2028, vulnerable children and adolescents in at least 10 states, experiencing learning opportunities to develop foundational,
transferable and digital skills as expected to their age.
STRENGTHENED RIGHTS GUARANTEE SYSTEM By 2016, the Rights Guarantee System in areas where UNICEF has a presence (urban centres and municipalities enrolled in UNICEF Seal
in the Semi-arid and Amazon) is strengthened  to implement specific and integrated methodologies to prevent violence and to improve
attention to children and families who have their rights violated, including in the context of emergencies, great infrastructure
works and sports events.
2.1. ACCESS AND RE-ENROLLMENT, INCLUSION, AND CONNECTIVITY IN SCHOOLS By 2028, 30 per cent of the out-of-school children and adolescents who were identified through UNICEF initiatives were supported
to enroll in school, to access the Internet in schools and to complete their learning pathways.
EXTERNAL RELATIONS Public policy and partnerships with media and other key influencers to promote and protect children's rights.
NUTRITION Health systems strengthened to identify and adress nutrition issues and monitor nutrition trends
IR 01-GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Effective and efficient Governance structure and systems in place to adequately manage risks and achieve program results.