Community Mobilization

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

A European framework Shape Up mechanisms and outcomes are currently evaluated in different geographical, social and cultural contexts. The huge diversity.

Advertisements

Supporting community action on AIDS in developing countries Supporting community action on AIDS in India Children Affected By AIDS in Low and Concentrated.

FAO-WFP Joint Strategy on Information Systems for Food and Nutrition Security TOPS Meeting May 9, 2011.

The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief The Evolving HIV Prevention Strategy for IDUs in PEPFAR Amb. Eric Goosby US Global AIDS Coordinator.

Giving us a global voice Cecilia Chung, USA On behalf of the Key Populations Living with HIV Advisory Group of GNP+

Key Leader Orientation

Reaching out, Stepping up: Working with Vulnerable Populations in a Difficult Context Melbourne - July 23 rd, 2014 Dr. Cherif Soliman FHI Egypt.

Lessons learned from Nairobi, and experiences from Serbia Mr.sci.prim.dr Dragan Ilić epidemiologist Република Србија МИНИСТАРСТВО ЗДРАВЉА 1.

Testing for key populations – from the perspectives of those living with HIV Ed Ngoksin Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+)

Module 4 – Promoting Community Self-Help. Module 4 Promoting Community Self-Help 2 Community Participation Community participation helps establish ownership.

AVAHAN PRINCIPLES AND EXPERIENCE ON COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT July 23, 2014 Sameer Kumta Senior Programme Officer.

A community empowerment approach to the HIV response among sex workers: effectiveness, challenges, and considerations for implementation and scale-up Deanna.

Challenge Questions How good is our strategic leadership?

U n i t 6 Multisectoral collaboration. © WHO, │ By the end of this unit, the trainee should be able to: explain why there is a need for multisectoral.

1 A Two-Days Workshop on “COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION”

School Climate Control Does it Matter?. Key Messages Student achievement and behavior are impacted by school climate. School climate can be influenced.

NACO and NACP. Response of Govt to HIV National AIDS Control Programme (NACP) under Ministry of Health & Family Welfare in 1992 NACP I (1992 – 1999) NACP.

ZEST Gender issues in Agriculture. ZEST This is the state of being male or female (typically used with reference to social and cultural differences rather.

Gender Analyze in Project cycle. The pre-planning stage of a project is the stage when you or your partner organisation start to draw up ideas for a project.

CHCCD412A Cluster 1.  s/pdf_file/0006/54888/CHAPS_Community- Services-Pathway-Flyer_v 4.pdf

Asset building: Is it worth the risk??

Management is the process of making the best possible use of resources like: People Money Land Space Equipment Time …in order to achieve understood and.

1 By The End of The Workshop, Participants Will Be Able To:  Describe the PDQ methodology  Know when and how PDQ can be used to strengthen quality and.

IWRM as a Tool for Adaptation to Climate Change Introduction to IWRM and Climate Change.

Comprehensive HIV Prevention Strategies for Most at Risk Populations (MARPs) Anne Goldzier Thomas, Ph.D. US Department of Defense/PEPFAR Ethiopia National.

Monitor and evaluate safe and equitable access and use of WASH services in WASH projects Consult separately girls, boys, women, and men, including older.

Understanding the IDU community and their vulnerabilities 1.

Elementary Guidance: A Good Way to Grow. What Is Guidance Class? Students in 1 st -5 th grade in the Chippewa Falls Elementary Schools participate in.

Learning journey Part 1: Welcome and introduction Part 2: Concepts, evidence, and good practice: Addressing gender-based violence and engaging men and.

INTRODUCTION TO OUTREACH. A systematic approach of delivering HIV prevention services to people injecting drugs in their environments. WHAT DOES OUTREACH.

Resource Needs Model Rachel Sanders October 28 th, 2010.

Targeted Interventions for IDUs – an overview. Targeted Intervention for IDUs - an Overview 2 Background  In Asia, 4.7 million people were infected with.

UNDP-GEF Community-Based Adaptation Programme Anne-France WITTMANN CBA-Morocco Programme Manager (UNV) Tools & Tips to foster Gender Mainstreaming & Inclusion.

Community Health organizing concepts. community health professionals must possess specific knowledge and skills.  identify problems,  develop plan to.

INCORPORATING ACCOUNTABILITY IN FOOD AND NON FOOD ITEMS DISTRIBUTIONS A JOINT INTER AGENCY INITIATIVE TO BE CONDUCTED BY: HelpIsOnTheWay International.

Challenge Facility for Civil Society Jenniffer Dietrich Stop TB Partnership Secretariat ACSM Subgroup Meeting 1 December 2009.

FUNCTIONS OF A NETWORK. Networking or Network? Is process of acquiring resources and builds power by using or creating link-ages between two or more individuals,

1 Developing a Framework for an Early Intervention System of Care NECTAC/ ITCA Finance Seminar May 22, 2006.

REPORT – International AIDS Conference Thando Khaile SABCOHA.

Building Loyalty, Thinking Mutually? Richard Simmons University of Stirling.

Expected Learning Objectives Participants should understand the following: The concepts of ‘gender’ and ‘sex’. The term ‘gender equality.’ The importance.

Change Management Facilitation Model

Community-centered Clinical Services: Case Studies and Lessons Learned from Implementing Key Population Programs in India Anjana Das STI Capacity Building.

1 Where have we failed? Findings of the Commission on AIDS in Asia Tim Brown East-West Center Modes of Transmission in the Philippines Stakeholders’ meeting.

CCC’s Bi-Monthly Member Meeting GHP Operational Plan 2016 By: Soeung Saroeun, ED EL Sotheary, HOP 08 December 2015, KSSA, Phnom Penh Vision: Sustainable.

Prevention of HIV infection: How effectively are countries responding to changing epidemics in the Asia Pacific Region? 1.

Andragogical Principles: Collaborative Process of Adult Learning - Prof. Dr. M.R.K.Prasad Principal V.M.Salgaocar College of Law Goa

Ontario Ministry of Education Caring and Safe Schools on Ontario: Supporting Students with Special Education Needs Through Progressive Discipline K-12.

Round 6 grant: role of the Alliance Ukraine Support for HIV and AIDS Prevention, Treatment and Care for Most Vulnerable Populations in Ukraine 12 th Stakeholders’

Learning Outcomes Discuss current trends and issues in health care and nursing. Describe the essential elements of quality and safety in nursing and their.

Addressing the Needs and Rights of Key Affected Women and Girls in Asia and the Pacific E-consultation Unzip the Lips Workshop September 2012, Bangkok,

Waisea Vosa Climate Change Unit Division of Political and Treaties Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.

Identifying, Evaluating and Prioritising Urban Adaptation Measures.

Effective HIV & SRH Responses among Key Populations Module 3: Engaging Key Populations with HIV and SRH Services.

 Working with certain communities which are vulnerable  Sex workers  MSM  Truckers  Street children  Drug Users.

4 th AMTP UA Progress Report 5 th AMTP Outcomes Framework VISION The spread of HIV is halted in the Philippines OUTCOMES Persons at-risk, vulnerable,

PEER - Participation and Empowerment Experiences with Roma young people WS4 - Briefing Barcelona Project Meeting Nov 29-Dec 1 st 2015.

A Geographic Approach to Mapping High Risk Locations for Scaling Up HIV Prevention Program in Karnataka, a Southern Indian State: Methodology and Findings.

Meaningful involvement of key affected populations in the HIV response. Dr. Steave Nemande AMSHeR Evolve, Cameroon.

Effective HIV & SRH Responses Among Sex Workers and other Key Populations Module 3: Engaging Key Populations with HIV and SRH Services.

BCCO PCT #4 PowerPoint AND UNIT THREE Supervisors Leadership (24hrs) TCOLE Course # 3737.

MCOM 404: Community Journalism

The analysis and advocacy (A2) project: Role in translating Thailand’s national AIDS strategy into provincial implementation plans S. Pantuwatana1, S.

World Vision Partnership Approach to Building Evidence

SESSION 3 Statistical Co-operation in Thematic Areas

Mission: To reduce morbidity associated with the prevalence of TB and HIV among at-risk drug users and their contacts.

The Robert Carr Fund’s Strategic Planning Exercise

Prevention of HIV infection: How effectively are countries responding to changing epidemics in the Asia Pacific Region? 30 March 2011 Slide 1 A brief introduction.

5 commitments WASH Minimum commitments for

5 commitments WASH Minimum commitments for

Presentation transcript:

Community Mobilization

What is a Community? A community is typically characterized by: A sense of belonging A sense of purpose and common goals A high degree of cooperation and participation in pursuing common goals An inter-personal climate characterized by mutual respect, sense of fraternity and/or fellowship, etc. “Community” refers here to High Risk Groups (HRGs): Injecting Drug Users (IDUs) Female Sex Workers (FSWs) Men having Sex with Men (MSM)

What is Community Mobilization? Community Mobilization is: A process of consulting with community Creating space for community Giving community a role in the decision making and management of programs Building capacity of community to assume ownership of programs Contd…

Why Community Mobilization? 1. Achieving Scale and Coverage Makes HIV prevention a community priority Uses organic bonding, through which individuals share emotions and understand/share responsibility so that their peers utilize services, etc. 2. Improving Quality Strengthens collective bargaining power, ensuring safe practices between people with unequal power relations Maintains and reinforces quality of services and not just as beneficiaries Contd…

Why Community Mobilization? 3. Sustainability Ensures sharing of responsibility by each member for consolidation and continuation of intervention Actively initiates mobilization of resources and evolves innovative mechanisms

Level of Participation Participation for material incentives - Affected community participates in activity only because they need the material benefits of doing so, e.g. money Consultation - Affected community is asked about an activity by externals but their views may or may not influence it Information Giving - People are simply informed that an activity has been designed

Joint Decision- Making Self-mobilization Joint Decision- Making -

Challenges Keeping ownership alive at community level Achieving long-term sustainability Systematically mobilizing communities throughout a large area Responding to peer-driven needs (monetary and food support, etc.) Monitoring and evaluation that is sensitive to community ownership and need for information for donor support

Barriers Judgmental attitude of service providers Bringing all the community members together on one platform Unpredictable behaviours of IDUs due to overwhelming need to do drugs Low self-esteem of IDUs Social and legal status of IDUs results in denial of their rights and entitlements Lack of capacity of the community members and awareness of rights

THANK YOU