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Situation 2004/2005
•HIV-prevalence among pregnant women 2 times higher than national average 12-15% (6%)
•3,000 children abducted since June 2002
•>25,000 since 1986
•40,000 “night commuters”
•Girls and women (and some boys) are vulnerable to rape and sexual exploitation
•>3,500 FACs passed through the RCs in 2004
•500-600 FACs currently in 8 Reception Centres |
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- stronger emphasis on humanitarian assistance
and emergency response
- from 31 down to 15 districts; covering all sub-counties
Education:
Coordination
Materials
Information collection and sharing
Support to district authorities
Logistics:
Emergency supplies to IDP camps
Support materials for health, watsan, education
and protection programs
Armor-plated vehicles for accessibility
Office equipment
- Access to IDP camps/Districts limited due to insecurity
- Limited # and capacity of partners (both NGO and GoU)
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HIV/AIDS interventions are relatively few
- Human resources & Financial resources
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Parallel implementation structures
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Complex coordination systems, many actors
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Limping Peace Process
- Conflict/post conflict limbo
- Recovery/Rehabilitation Programme
Related links:
UNICEF Worldwide |
