Reports on Community Action for Vulnerable Children
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Title |
Date |
Authors |
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Community Action and the Test of Time:
A Summary of the Retrospective Study of Community Mobilization and Community Feedback
(pdf, 1.28 kb)
This February 2008 report provides
a summary of the 2006 report, Community Action and the Test of Time,
as well as a documentation on follow-up activities with representatives of the communities
and structures discussed in the original report.
Download a copy of the cover of this report (pdf, 4.19 mb) |
2/08 |
Opoku |
Community Action and the Test of Time: Learning from Community Experience and Perceptions
(pdf, 2.76 mb)
This 2006 report presents case study findings regarding the
downstream results of community mobilization work supported by DCOF from 1997 to 2002
in Malawi and Zambia. Findings show that long after the funding ended, most of the
community committees are still working actively to address the needs of orphans and
vulnerable children. The case study process was jointly supported by DCOF and the
Africa's Health in 2010 Project of the Academy of Educational Development, which was
funded by USAID's Africa Bureau for Sustainable Development and was guided by a
multi-agency steering committee. |
12/06 |
Donahue, Mwewa |
Community Feedback on the Report of a Retrospective Study
on Community Mobilization for Orphan Care and Support In Malawi and Zambia
(pdf, 134 kb)
This report documents the presentation and validation of the findings from the report,
Community Action and the Test of Time, to representatives of the participating
community committees. Written by Louis Mwewa, it was commissioned by the Africa 2010
Project of the Academy for Educational Development, which is supported by USAID's Africa
Bureau for Sustainable Development. |
4/07 |
Mwewa |
The reports listed
on this website result from evaluations conducted under
the auspices of the U. S. Agency for International Development
by the Displaced Children and Orphans Fund, War Victims
Fund, and Victims of Torture Fund Contract (DFD-M-00-04-00238). The opinions expressed
are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect
the views of the U.S. Agency for International Development
or its grantees/contractors. |
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