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MAURITANIA ZRB 510 – TVZ Nouakchott – BP 335 Tel : +222 45 25 3055 Fax : +222 45 25 118 www.wvi.org/mauritania PHOTOS : Bruno Col, Coumba Betty Diallo, Ibrahima Diallo, Moussa Kante, Delphine Rouiller. GRAPHIC DESIGN : Sophie Mann www.facebook.com/WorldVisionMauritania Annual Report 2016 MAURITANIA SUMMARY World Vision MAURITANIA 02 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 World Vision Mauritania in short . .04 A word from the National Director . .05 Strategic Objectives . .06 Education . .08 Health & Nutrition . .12 WASH . .14 Emergencies . .16 Economic Development . .22 Advocacy . .24 Faith and Development . .26 Highlights . .28 Financial Report . .30 Partners . .32 World Vision MAURITANIA 03 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 4 ALGERIA Areas of 14 interventions Programms TIRIS ZEMMOUR WESTERN SAHARA 261 Zouerat Villages 6 Nouadhibou partners PNS ADRAR DAKHLET Atar NOUADHIBOU INCHIRI Akjoujt World Vision Mauritania TAGANT HODH Nouakchott Tidjikdja ECH has a a staff of 139 including CHARGUI ElMira IN SHORT TRARZA 31 women with key positions BRAKNA in almost every department Aleg Ayoun al Atrous Rosso ASSABA Néma Kiffa GORGOL HODH Kaedi EL GHARBI GUDIMAKA Selibaby SENEGAL MALI World Vision MAURITANIA 04 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 A WORD FROM THE NATIONAL DIRECTOR Dear readers, I must hereby pay tribute to the Finally, I can’t forget our projects professional spirit of our program teams that have worked World Vision Mauritania has, by teams that work without respite constantly to raise projects’ my voice, the pleasure to present to mobilize and prepare our local performances to a level that can you its annual report that gives community partners. guarantee a better impact. We an overview on its achievements can’t end without thanking the through the 2016 fiscal year. I thank our partners such as the administrative authorities such as Children and communities well Governement of Mauritania, the Walis and the Hakems as well being is at the heart of our work, UNICEF, WFP, the European as the regional government and we are committed every day Union, Imams and Oulémas of services and the mayors of the to do our best to reach our Mauritania’s Association, and the communes who did their best to objectives to find long term parliamentary women’s network, support the implementation of solutions in order to eradicate for their trust in World Vision this year’s activities. poverty and seek justice. which motives their choice as With the help and the dedication partners in the implementation of of the communities with whom our programs. Together with a perpetual we have been collaborating for persistent determination to approximately 33 years, we’ve I am grateful to them and would succeed, we can give each child been able to widen our like to renew my gratitude to in Mauritania the possibility to programs in the fields of Health, them for believing in World live in security, a full life. Nutrition, Resilience, WASH, Vision Mauritania. children’s Protection, Humanitarian Emergencies and Advocacy. Our thanks go to the World Vision offices in Germany, In the name of the entire team, I Canada, USA, Ireland, and would like to thank all the staff of Switzerland, for their support and our programs in the field, all the their contributions during the staff of World Vision Mauritania implementation of these projects Lilian Dodzo in general and all our partners for both with technical and financial National Director a successful collaboration. support. Mali - Mauritania EDITO World Vision MAURITANIA 05 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES World Vision MAURITANIA 06 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 EDUCATION All Children are educated for life All children from 3 to 6 have pre school All children can read at the end of All teenagers are ready to seize the skills to read and count primary school opportunities of a productive life HEALTH / NUTRITION / WASH All children under 5 have a better health and nutritional status No child dies of diarrhea, malaria, All children live in households and communities All children from 0 to 5 years pneumonia or other preventable that practice improved sanitation and hygiene have adequate nutrition diseases FOOD SECURITY/ RESILIENCE / REDUCTION OF RISKS AND DISASTERS All children live in households that are food secure and resilient to shocks All children live in communities that have All children live in households adopted supportive and responsible practices economically independant that are supportive of the climate and the environment World Vision MAURITANIA 07 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Children in the Community Development Center (CDC) of Kankossa All children All children are educated from 3 to 6 have pre school for life EDUCATON skills to read and count World Vision MAURITANIA 08 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 EDUCATION PRE-SCHOOL OUR ASPIRATION: World Vision Mauritania will work with partners to ensure that children master the skills of reading, writing and arithmacy and that they acquire everyday competences for a productive life. World Vision Mauritania collaborates with technical partners, associations and students’ parents’boards to make sure that the children master reading, writing and counting. In this noble mission, World Vision works with the Ministry of Education’s administrative authorities for the application of sustainable solutions to reinforce children’s competences in pre reading / pre counting (pre school), in reading and counting (primary school), and also in vocational training for children outside a formal educational system. World Vision works with the Ministry of Social Affairs for the Child and the Family (MASEF) for an integrated development of the child through awakening and early development and to prepare them with an easy transition toward fundamental schooling. OUR ACHIEVEMENTS: 7.955.000 UM 113 4372 (23,536 $) 03 PRE-SCHOOL TEACHERS CHILDREN TRAINED financed for activities that can SUPPORT EARLY CHILDHOOD trained on the through a parnership program with generate revenues for the fundamentals and pre school structures (nursery, to supervisory training missions of NETWORK committee that run reactivated principles policy for small kindergarden) in the Brakna, Gorgol, community development regional MASEF authorities infants Assaba and Nouakchott Regions. center pre-school World Vision MAURITANIA 09 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Hawa and Baba, two members of the camps of Reading installed by World Vision to Bababé. Tous les enfants All children sont éduqués can read at the end of pour la vie EDUCATON primary school World Vision MAURITANIA 10 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 EDUCATION PRIMARY SCHOOL World Vision programs invested themselves in the qualitative improvement of learning objectives, the school environment, and in the reinforcement of community commitment through students’ parents association (APE) and the board of students’parents (BPE)in 42 partner schools scattered throughout 3 regions. OUR ACHIEVEMENTS: were monitored within the pedagogical training under 96 128 450 the admininistrative control of Regional and District APE/BPE TEACHERS HOURS OF TUTORING Educational Authorities were trained on their roles were trained on pedagogical and were provided with the assistance 5 055 of the programs PUPILS and responsibilities innovative approaches as well as on didactic reading 48 427 44 22 362 CHILDREN’S CLUBS PUPILS VOLUNTEERS READING CAMPS CLASS HOURS were supported in socio were primed on reading didactics for reading camps were were created in Bababé, to improve reading through reading cultural activities trained on the 5 reading skills M’Bagne and Dar El Barka camps were conducted World Vision MAURITANIA 11 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 Marieme Sy, One of AIM HEALTH project beneficiary implanted in the village of Wolloum Hattar, Mbagne department. All children under 5 have a better health and nutritional status NUTRITION HEALTH AND World Vision MAURITANIA 12 ANNUAL REPORT 2016 HEALTH AND NUTRITION OUR APPROACH: World Vision Mauritania uses strategies aiming at improving the nutrition of children under 5 and.