NIAF in Comic Strips – Part 3Response Planning

By Daunia Pavone for the Global CP AoR

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CP Joint analysis session: WELCOME BACK!

Step 4Visualize Change

A. Consider consequences of not intervening

B. Agree on the need to respond &

on objectives of response

Objectives:1) Reduce risk for children2) Increase resilience of children and families: reduce negative consequences

The risk equation says that:- Risk increases when threats and/or

vulnerability increase. - Risk decreases when capacities increase.

Step 4Visualize Change

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How do we reach our objectives1)Work with other sectors 2) Support local partners 3) Partnership with authorities4)Fill gaps directly

How we reach our objectives:1) Work with Food Security, Education, Mine Action, WASH, Health, CCCM, Shelter…

How we reach our objectives:

1)Work with other sectors 2) Support local partners 3) Partnership with authorities

CP Response PlanObjectives: 1)+2)Modalities:1)+2)+3)a+3)b+4)a+4)bPriority Areas: North, Centre, SouthPriority Groups: girls, boys, ethnicChildren in Need: XXXTarget Population: YX Children & YZ Adults

Target population= Children in Need +

Adults!

Target population= Children in

Need + Adults?

Objectives, Modalities and Targets of the CP response are integral part of the Chapter 3.2 of the HRP on Protection –subsection for Child Protection. Priority Areas, Priority Children Groups and Children in Need were identified inprevious episodes and should also be included in the HRP Subsection on Child Protection.

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Response:Effective Appropriate EfficientPeople Inclusive Does No Harm

Response: Effective?

Appropriate?Efficient?

People Inclusive?Does No Harm ?