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CRIP geographicfocusandduration

Implementing

agency:SEADOand

BIGC

Implementing

agency:WOMEN

Lifeofproject:19March2009to31July2011

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NRIP geographicfocusandduration

Lifeofproject:from19November,2009to31July,2011.Lifeofproject:19November2009to31July2011


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CRIP targetareasandpopulations

Targetareas:

NationalRoad(NR)5and6,withafocusonPoipet,BanteayMeanchey

province;Kouk MonandKouk Khpos communes,OddarMeanchey

province

Targetpopulations:

Highriskmen:portersandtruckdrivers,motortaxidrivers,cartpullers,

deportedmigrants

Communitymembers(Poipet,BanteayMeanchey)

Possiblemigrants

(Kouk Mon,

Kouk Kkpos communes,

Oddar

Meanchey)

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NRIP targetareasandpopulations

Targetareas:

Targetedareas(e.g.barracks,entertainmentestablishmentsand

communities)alongNR56andinSamraong,OddarMeancheyprovince

andSisophon,BanteayMeancheyprovince

Targetpopulations:

Femaleentertainmentworkersandmaleclients

Uniformedservicespersonnel

Healthcareproviderswhofocusonsexual/reproductivehealthandfamily

planningservicesatthedistrictlevel

CommuneAIDScommittee,communecouncil,provincialAIDS

secretariats,provincialAIDSoffice


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CRIP projectstrategy

TFA 1: Address HIV, social and healthrisks and vulnerabilities among targetedcommunities

TFA 2: Raise awarenessand promote behaviorchange among MMP

TFA 3: Build capacity andpartnerships amongstakeholders

TFA 4: ConductM&E for projectquality assuranceand improvement

Objective 1: Develop and deliver abehavior change focused risk mitigation

package along Routes 5 and 6 and inselected provincial districts

Objective 2: Coordinate HIV, health andsocial risk programming in Poipet

Objective 1: Scale upeffective workplace HIVprevention programmingin Banteay Meanchey

Objective 1: Strengthencapacity of keystakeholders for effective

policy and programmingfor MMP

Objective 2: Supportexisting structures and

bodies for addressingHIV, health and socialrisks among MMP

Objective 1:Compile quality,timely information on

project priorities,strategies andinterventions

Project Goal:Mitigate the HIV risks and vulnerabilities created and exacerbated by increased mobility

Objective 3: Promote and increaseaccess of MMP to health information,services and products

Cross-cutting themes: strategic behavior communication, monitoring and quality assurance, gender equity and partnerships

Project Outcome: Increased capacity of local authorities, the private sector and local communitiesto address HIV vulnerabilities associated with infrastructure development

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NRIP projectstrategy

TFA 1: Address HIV, social and healthrisks and vulnerabilities among targetedcommunities

TFA 2: Raise awarenessand promote behaviorchange among high risk

MMP

TFA 3: Strengthen SRHservices at district levels

TFA 4: ConductM&E for projectquality assurance

and improvement

Objective 1: Develop and deliver abehavior change focused risk mitigationpackage and HIV/safe migrationmessaging

Objective 1: Conduct

HIV prevention initiativesfor entertainmentworkers and male clients(including uniformedservices personnel)

Objective 1: Conductanalysis of SRH servicesand develop strategy forincreased SRH serviceuptake in NRIP targetareas

Objective 2: Increasecapacity of health carestaff on SRH at districtlevels

Objective 1:Compile quality,timely information onproject priorities,strategies andinterventions

Project GoalMitigate the HIV risks and vulnerabilities created and exacerbated by increased mobility

Objective 3: Promote and increaseaccess to health and social information,services and products

Cross-cutting themes: strategic behavior communication, monitoring and quality assurance, gender equity and partnerships

Project Outcome: Strengthened community resilience to HIV and human trafficking vulnerabilitiesamong communities along NR 56 and NR68

Objective 2: Coordinate mapping

exercises in targeted areas


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CRIP andNRIP activities

TFA1: AddressHIV,socialandhealthriskandvulnerabilitiesamongtargeted

communities

Formativeassessments(2)carriedoutinCRIPandNRIPtargetareas MyWay brandedplatformcreatedwith7interpersonalcommunications

toolsandgiveawaymaterials

Weeklycallinradioprogramsinitiated 5subgrants developedwithWOMEN,SEADO,BIGC,MoND

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TFA1: AddressHIV,socialandhealth

riskandvulnerabilitiesamong

targetedcommunities

Condomsandlubricantprocuredand

distributedduringeducationalsessions

Healthandsocialservicesmapped;

servicedirectoriescreated;referral

systemsinitiated

Antitraffickingforumsupportedin

Poipet(3networkmeetingswith94

stakeholders);traffickingawareness

andeducation

sessions

conducted

for

1257Poipetresidents


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TFA2: Raiseawarenessandpromote

behaviorchange

among

MMP

TechnicalAdvisoryCommittee

establishedandfunctioninginPoipet

MMPs beingreachedthroughoutreach

educationandhealthreferralactivities

(seeResults)

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TFA3: Buildcapacityandpartnerships

(CRIP)

6targetedtrainingsfacilitatedfor24

(SEADO)and46(WOMEN)project

implementers

Quarterlystakeholdermeetingssupported

toreviewprogramprogress

Supportandtechnicalassistanceprovided

forfunctioningofNationalMobilityTWG,

PAS,etc.

Linkagesmade

to

other

FHI

initiatives

(e.g.

SMARTgirl,YouretheMan!,casinoworker

program)forgreaterefficiencyandimpact


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TFA3: StrengthenSRHservicesatdistrict

levels(NRIP)

Capacitybuildingassessmentoftargeted

healthserviceprovidersconducted

10healthcentersalongNR56selected

forSRHcapacitybuildingsupport

Strategymeetingsconductedwith

NCHADSandNMCH

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TFA4: ConductM&Eforprojectqualityassuranceandimprovement

Developedprojectperformancemanagementsystem,designand

monitoringframework,monitoringindicatorsandmonitoringtools

Conductedmonthlyinformalmonitoringvisits

Conducted2comprehensivemonitoringvisitsand2dataqualityaudits

(SEADOscored61%andWOMENscored51%)


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CRIP andNRIP deliverables

Inceptionreport

Baselineformative

assessment

report

Implementationreport

Subgrants developedwithlocalNGOand

governmentpartners

RiskMitigationpackage

Biannual(Semiannual)progressreports

Midtermreport

Endlineassessmentreport

Finalcompletionreport

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CRIP andNRIP results

ProgramReach

ServiceUptake

Genderandoccupationalbreakdown


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CRIP inthreequartershasachieved64%(SEADO)and

50%(WOMEN)ofitstotalreachtarget

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CRIPs healthreferralstrategycontinuestoimprove


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CRIPfocusesonhighriskmenwhomakeup75%of

reachinPoipet

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Andmorethan50%inOddarMeanchey...


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Transportationworkersmakeupmajorityofreachin

CRIP(Poipet)

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NRIP resultsovertwoquarters

2195militarypersonnel reachedvia25groupdiscussions

26militarypersonnel trainedtodeliverNRIPmessageson

HIVandsexualhealth

22projectimplementers (WOMEN)trainedonhowtouse

riskmitigationpackageandM&Etools

Waitingforquarterlydataonprogramreach(EWs,clients

andcommunitymembers) dueOctober2010

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