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A. Build capacity of families to withstand shocks is increased through the establishment of a localized shock-responsive mechanism designed, monitored and implemented with communities, local partners and other stakeholders.
B. The resilience of families especially women and girls, is increased through use of regular cash transfers and a local shock-responsive mechanism
C. Women’s access to finance is increased through saving groups and cash grants
D. Rights of vulnerable girls with and without disabilities are respected, and they are protected from risks related to child marriage/FGM and school dropout
E. Strengthened MHPSS through case management for girls, especially GBV survivors
F. The confidence of girls is increased, and they are empowered to demand their rights
G. he awareness of parents, caregivers and community on child marriage and FGM, gender equality, access to education, MPHSS and disability rights is increased.
H. he capacity of government systems, state authorities, local partners and communities to ensure child and social protection work is strengthened and inclusive
I. Attitudes to girl’s protection and wellbeing are transformed through strengthened links between communities and duty bearers
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Jubaland Aid Information Management System (JAIMS).