Child Protection Fund Phase II for the National Action Plan for Orphans and other Vulnerable Children (CPF II for NAP) - Zimbabwe
Description
To ensure that children, families and communities receive improved child protection services, reinforced by household and community economic resilience. To contribute towards achievement of Global Goal no1, to end extreme poverty in all forms, everywhere. To ensure no one is left behind by targeting vulnerable children, including those with disabilities. To provide technical support to the child protection system in Zimbabwe, through support to the National Case Management System. To provide an opportunity for a multi-sectoral child protection prevention and response system to provide services to vulnerable children in Zimbabwe by funding UNICEF to work with different specialist downstream partners in child protection, including specialist organisations in clinical management of sexual abuse, legal aid organisations and child protection capacity building organisations amongst others.
Location
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Status Completion
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Programme Spend
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Participating Organisation(s)
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Implementing: Organisations implementing the activity.
- Accountable
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Sectors
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Budget
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Policy Marker(s)
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