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tirsdag den 14. juli 2015

Plan Haiti: what we do

Plan’s work in Haiti covers 4 key areas, all of which are rooted in the rights of the child:
  • healthcare and basic nutrition
  • quality education for boys and girls
  • household economic security
  • youth and community leadership.
We address issues such as high infant and child mortality, maternal mortality, high prevalence of HIV and AIDS, and children’s malnutrition.

Plan also works on preventive care issues, support for HIV infected and affected people, support for orphans and vulnerable children, and community mobilisation activities.

We have nutrition programs, Vaccination, training of health workers and leaders on integrated Preventive Health, Support to children infected and affected by AIDS (CHAMP), support to construction and equipment of health center.

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tirsdag den 2. december 2014

Plan Egypt: what we do

Our core activities include:
  • street and  working children
  • children with disabilities
  • youth employability
  • youth organisations, leadership and media
  • literacy and saving groups for women
Plan focuses on child rights and enables communities to improve the lives of the most marginalised children by working with women, youth, and civil society organisations.

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lørdag den 8. november 2014

Plan Benin: what we do

Plan’s work in Benin covers 3 programmes, all of which are rooted in the rights of the child:
  • Governance and child rights
  • Youth leadership
  • Empowered women for child rights
Plan works to ensure that councils (newly decentralised communes) have signed up to child protection code and increased their investment in the areas of water and sanitation, basic education, and maternal and infant health- including the reduction of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
Also, Plan thrives to make sure that women’s organisations and their federations have access to relevant information about the functioning of their councils and effectively participate in the council’s public deliberations, putting the interest of girls’ and women on the political agenda of their communes.

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