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Education – 14 July 2011 HUMANITARIAN ACTION COMMITTEE MEETING - LIBERIA SECTORAL UPDATE.
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Transcript of Education – 14 July 2011 HUMANITARIAN ACTION COMMITTEE MEETING - LIBERIA SECTORAL UPDATE.
PROGRESS education sector
NIMBAIn Bahn Camp+16 HCs, sector partners currently reaching 4,936 refugees with primary school services/recreational activities and 686 with ECD services. New school construction completed in Bahn camp with 866 students. 9 refugee teachers/9 caregivers identified, training ongoing. 45 sets of Ivorian School Curricula guide distributed.
GRAND GEDEH3,287 refugees reached with primary school services /education supplies/ECD services. Duogoee Camp School newly opened with registration of 991 students.
MARYLAND280 Ivorian children from Little Wlebo camp attending classes in Government school next to camp. In Harper City 6 schools hosting 900 urban refugee children. VIA now in Maryland distribution of textbooks/education supplies on going
CHALLENGES education sector
•Road accessibility affecting effective programming /delivery of supplies/regular monitoring
•Shortage of qualified teacheers/teachers absenteeism low quality of teaching/learning, causing closure of classes
•Drop in attendance figures /irregular attendance in ECD centers/ primary schools in some host communitiesshortage of food/low awareness among parents/community
• Population still fluid all all counties adaptation by IPs
•Slow movement of pre-positioned supplies
•New government policy awaited influnces strategies
WAY FORWARD education sector
• Continued advocacy on road accessibility/maintenance
• Identification/training of teachers /refresher training
• Use key findings from Rapid Joint Needs assessments/partners’ assessments for EHAP evidence-based programming
• Use updated UNHCR figures and new government policy for programming
• UNICEF to move supplies from warehouses accelerate supply distribution to reach children
•Sensitization Day on ‘The protective role of Education in Emergencies’ MOE/Edu-Cp sectors 8 June, Monrovia•EIE training 14 June, in Grand Gedeh (Zwedru) •Formal and Non-formal education at Border in Nimba
•NON FORMAL EDUCATION TASK FORCE – MAPPING/HARMONIZATION (work in progress)