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PS 022 590 ED 382 298 Education TITLE Directory of Early Childhood Care and Organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa.First Edition. Scientific, and Cultu.:al INSTITUTION United Nations Educational, Organization, Paris (France). REPORT NO ISBN-92-3-102818-9 PUB DATE 92 NOTE 289p. AVAILABLE FROM ECCE Directories: Sub-SaharanAfrica, YCFE Project, UNESCO, 7 Place de Fontenoy,75007 Paris, France (French edition available). PUB TYPE Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132)
EDRS PRICE MFO1 /PC12 Plus Postage. *Day Care; DESCRIPTORS *Community Programs; Cooperative Programs; *Developing Nations; *Early ChildhoodEducation; *Family Programs; Foreign Countries;*International Organizations; Program Descriptions IDENTIFIERS *Africa (Sub Sahara)
ABSTRACT This directory describes 241non-governmental and governmental organizations, based in40 sub-Saharan African countries, involved in earlychildhood care, development, and education. A useful information sourcefor those working with and for children, the directory encouragesand facilitates communication and information-sharing between individuals andinstitutions seeking to improve the situation of childrenworldwide. An analytical section contains two articles: "Childhoodin Sub-Saharan Africa: Challenges and Opportunities (Bernard P.Y.Combes) and "Early Childhood Care and Education in Sub-Saharan Africa: SurveyFindings" (Joan Furman Combes). The organizational profilesinclude the following and fax information:(1) organization name, address, telephone numbers; (2) contact person;(3) date founded;(4) number of salaried and non-salaried staff;(5) current budget;(6) major objective; (7) countries where the organizationis active;(8) types of actions undertaken by the organization;(9) cooperation and partnerships with other organizations and differentcommunities; (10) young child, family, and community programs withinthe organization;(11) target activities. In addition groups;(12) services; and (13) information to alphabetical and geographicalindexes, the directory includes 5 additional indexes, by country referencecodes; organization acronyms; types of actions; focusof programs; and services. Appendices include a directory of UNESCONational Commissions in Sub-Saharan Africa; United NationsInformation Centers in Sub-Saharan Africa; organizations and agenciesinvolved in childhood actions in Sub-Saharan Africa; and a list ofapproximately 257 selected publications and databases on childhood,family, and community issues. (SM)
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TO THE EDUCATIONAL RFSOURCES BEST COPY AVAILABLE INFORMATION CENTER ERICI Directory of Early Childhood Care and Education Organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa Directory of Early Childhood Care and Education Organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa
First edition 1992
UNESCO
4 Authors are responsible for the choice and presentation of facts contained in their articles and for the opinions expressed therein, which are not necessarily those of Unesco and do not commit the Orvanization.
The French edition of this Directory \ ill he available in Januar 1993.
Published in 1992 by the United Nations Educational, SL cm! tk. and Cultural Orpnu.ation 7 Place de Fontenoy, 75007 Paris
ISBN 92-3-102818-9 PREFACE by the Director-General of UNESCO
"Utazi agakura abaga umutavu- He who ignores the future refuses to help childhood" (Kirundi proverb)
Children are the most vulnerable group in human society.They require constant care and education in their early years to ensure their survival and development.Research demonstrates that, of all age groups, children are most affected by adverse conditions and that delay inany one dimension of the child's development influences adversely the whole child. Thus, nutritional, physical, psycho-social or cognitive deficits incurred by children in the crucial early years are interactive and cumulative to a much greater extent than ever again in the life cycle. Such research has focused attention on the need to provide good quality, integratedcare during the first years of life. Yet, nations are slow to invest in children, who are in fact the promise of their future. Recently released U.S. Census Bureau figures show that childrennow make up 40% of America's poor.Likewise, the alarming economic decline of Sub-Saharan Africa and its rapid population growth indicate that the situation of children in most African countries isone of high risk. International reaction to the situation, though insufficient at the level of funding from richer countries, has been swift and energetic.Three major international events in favour of children have marked the last three years: the ratification by the United Nations ofthe Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989, the Jomtien World Conferenceon Education for All in 1990, followed in September of the same year by the World Summit for Children.Goals for the year 2000 proclaimed during these assemblies included expansion ofearly childhood development activities, universal access to basic education and completion of primaryeducation by at least 80% of primary school age children. At the level of the funding agencies, both the World Bank and the UnitedNations Development Fund (UNDP) have greatlyincreasedtheirfundingfor human resources development and basic education in the developing world. The specialised agenciessuch as the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF have also answered the callto invest urgently in childhood care and education. UNICEF, in particular, has greatly increasedits educational personnel at national level with the intention of contributing significantlyto basic education, especially for girls, and has created a central unit at headquarters in New Yorkto co-ordinate educational activities, including early child development.Similarly, the major international NGOs in the field of child care and education, suchas the Bernard van Leer Foundation and Save The Children, continue to promote child welfare and education througha multitude of co- operative ventures with government and local NGOs.Their work has been exemplary in its concentration on the integral development of the child, itsgrass-roots contacts, its promotion of local expertise and the attention paid to community development and socialchange, linked to continuous and appropriate backstopping. UNESCO, too, recognizing that good quality early childhood developmentprograms have a positive and permanent influence on later schooling achievementand are a major entry point for the education of women, established in November 1989a special project: The Young Child and the Family Environment.The Project participates in United Nationsor other international initiatives in favour of children and families;encourages governments to integrate early childhood programmes in their long-term social and economic planning; givestechnical aid and assistanceinthe design and planning of innovative,community-based,integrated programmes in early childhood development; acts as a clearing house for information and exchange by promoting the use of existing knowledgeon the development of the young child and its family environment and by disseminating informationon successful policies, programmes and activities. The publication of the present Directory, timed to coincide with the African Child International Conference convened by the Organization of African Unity and UNICEF,is part of UNESCO's contribution to the Conference. We are pleased to show the splendid workbeing accomplished for children in Africa by organizations from all parts of the world, but particularly by dedicated African men and women. We trust that the information made available in the Directory will facilitate contacts among institutions and individuals working in the field of the young child and the family environment and convince themof the convergence of their interests and the need for concerted efforts to ensure a fair start for children.
Federico Mayor Table of Contents
Preface
Index of Countries
List of Organizations by Country 11
Overview of the Directory The Young Child and the Family Environment Project 23 The Directory of Early Childhood Care and Education Organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa 27 John Bennett
Articles Childhood in Sub-Saharan Africa: challenges and opportunities 33 Bernard Combes
Early childhood care and education in Sub-Saharan Africa: survey findings 45 Joanne Furman Combes
Equivalences of Descriptors Used in the Profiles (English/French/Portuguese) 53
Profiles of Organizations by Country 65
Information Lists UNESCO National Commissions in Sub-Saharan Africa 207 United Nations Information Centres in Sub-Saharan Africa 213 Organizations/agencies involved in childhood actions in Sub-Saharan Africa 215
Bibliographies Selected publications on childhood, family and community issues in Sub-Saharan Africa 237 Selected data bases on childhood, family and community issues 253
Indexes Country Reference Codes 264 Alphabetical List of Organizations 265 Organizations' Acronym Index 275 Type of Actions Index 281 Focus of Programmes Index 285 Index of Services Provided 289 Geographical Coverage Index 291
Annexes The Convention on the Rights of the Child 297 Statistical tables: explanatory note 301 Questionnaire used for the survey loose-leaf Evaluation form loose-leaf List of Countries
ANGOLA 65 BENIN 66 BOTSWANA 75 BURKINA FASO 76 BURUNDI 79 CAMEROON 80 CAPE VERDE 82 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC 84 COMOROS 86 CONGO 87 COTE D'IVOIRE 89 ETHIOPIA 90 GAMBIA 94 GHANA 95 GUINEA 99 KENYA 101 LESOTHO 110 LIBERIA /14 MADAGASCAR 115 MALAWI 121 MALI 126 MAURITANIA 129 MAURITIUS 130 MOZAMBIQUE 134 NAMIBIA 136 NIGER 137 NIGERIA 138 RWANDA 149 SENEGAL 154 SEYCHELLES 159 SIERRA LEONE 160 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA 162 SUDAN 174 SWAZILAND 176 TANZANIA 177 TOGO 182 UGANDA 186 ZAIRE 190 ZAMBIA 194 ZIMBABWE 198 List of Organizations by Country
ANGOLA
INSTITUTO NACIONAL DA CRIANCA (A0001)
SECRETARIA DE ESTADO DOS ASSUNTOS SOCIALS (A0002)
BENIN
AFRICA-CULTURES (BJ003)
ASSOCIATION POUR LA PREVENTION DE Li. DELINQUANCE JUVENILE (B1004)
ASSOCIATION POUR LA PROMOTION SOCIALE EDUCATIVE, CULTURELLE ET D'ALPHABETISATION DES ENFANTS (BJ005)
CENTRE MEDICAL SOLIDARITE AGLA (BJ006)
COMITE NATIONAL DU BENIN POUR LA PROMOTION DE LA FAMILLE (BJ007)
DEFENSE DES ENFANTS INTERNATIONAL BENIN (BJ008)
ENFANTS SOLIDAIRES D'AFRIQUE ET DU MONDE (BJ009)
FOI ET PARTAGE - ASSOCIATION HUMANITAIRE DES TRAVAILLEURS CHRETIENS DU CNHU (BJ010)
GROUPE ENFANT ET L'ENV1RONNEMENT (BJ011)
MOUVEMENT D'APOSTOLAT DES ENFANTS DU BENIN (BJ012)
PROGRAMME L'ENFANT POUR L'ENFANT (B.I013)
PROJET ENFANTS EN SITUATION DIFFICILE (BJ014)
SURVIE DE LA MERE ET DE L'ENFANT (BJ015)
TERRE DES HOMMES BENIN (BJ016)
TOMORROW CHILDREN (BJ017)
VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS ABOMEY-CALAVI (BJO18)
BOTSWANA
FAMILY HEALTH DIVISION (BW019)
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION (BW020)
10 11 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
BURKINA FASO
ASSOCIATION BOURKINABE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (BF021)
CENTRE MURAZ - INSTITUT SCIENTIFIQUE TECHNIQUE OPER /tTIONNEL DE RECHERCHE INTERNATIONALE SUR LES MALADIES INFECTIEUSES AFRICAINES (BF022)
ORGANISATION DE COORDINATION ET DE COOPERATION POUR LA LUTTE CONTRE LES GRANDES ENDEMIES (BF023)
SECRETARIAT D'ETAT A L'ACTION SOCIALE ET A LA FAMILLE (BF024)
UNICEF FIELD OFFICE - BURKINA FASO (BF025)
BURUNDI
VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE GITEGA (31026)
CAMEROON
INSTITUT DE FORMATION ET DE RECHERCHE DEMOGRAPHIQUES (CM027)
ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE CAMEROUN (CM028)
CAPE VERDE
INSTITUTO CABOVERDEANO DE MENORES (CV029)
MINISTERIO DA SAUDE (CV030)
ORGANIZACAO DAS MULHERES DE CABO VERDF (CV031)
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
ASSOCIATION CENTRAFRICAINE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (CF032)
UNICEF FIELD OFFICE - CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (CF033)
COMOROS
ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE COMORES (KM034)
CONGO
DIRECTION DE LA SANTE DE LA FAMILLE (CG035)
DIRECTION DE LA SANTE MATERNELLE ET INFANTILE ET L'EDUCATION POUR LA SANTE (CG036)
DIRECTION GENERALE DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE (CG037)
11 12 LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS BY COUNTRY
OFFICE DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE OUTRE-MER (CG038)
COTE D'IVOIRE
INSTITUT DE LINGUISTIQUE APPLIQUEE (C1039)
UNICEF - COTE D'IVOIRE (CI040)
ETHIOPIA
CHILDREN, FAMILY AND YOUTH ORGANIZATION (ET041)
ETHIOPIAN NUTRITION INSTITUTE (ET042)
FAMILY GUIDANCE ASSOCIATION OF ETHIOPIA (ET043)
FAMILY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (ET044)
INTER-AFRICAN COMMITTEE ON TRADITIONAL PRACTICES AFFECTING THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN AFRICA (ET045)
MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS (ET046)
POPULATION INFORMATION NETWORK FOR AFRICA (ET047)
PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION SECTION (ET048)
WOMEN'S AFFAIRS CO-ORDINATING DEPARTMENT (ET049)
GAMBIA
SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE GAMBIA ASSOCIATION (GM050)
GHANA
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY (GH051)
GHANA NATIONAL COMMISSION ON CHILDREN (GH052)
HOME SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (GH053)
NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (GH054)
PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF GHANA (GH055)
SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION OF GHANA (GH056)
UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND - GHANA (GH057)
GUINEA
ASSOCIATION GUINEENNE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (GN058)
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GROUPE D'ACTION POUR LA SURVIE ET LE DEVELOPPEMENT DE L'ENFANT GUINEEN (GN059)
KENYA
AFRICAN MEDICAL AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION (KE060)
AFRICAN NETWORK FOR THE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION AGAINST CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT (kE061)
CENTRE FOR AFRICAN FAMILY STUDIES (KE062)
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
DISABLED PEOPLE INTERNATIONAL - KENYA (KE064)
EASTERN AND CENTRAL AFRICA FOCUS GROUP ON EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT (KE065)
FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF KENYA (KE066)
HEALTH BEHAVIOUR AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (KE067)
HEALTH EDUCATION NETWORK (KE068)
INSTITUTE OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS (KE069)
INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION AFRICA REGIONAL OFFICE (KE070)
KENYA MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE (KE071)
KENYA SOCIETY OF THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (KE072)
KISUMI PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PROJECT (KE073)
MAZINGIRA INSTITUTE (KE074)
NATIONAL CENTRE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (KE075)
POPULATION AND HEALTH SERVICES (KE076)
UNITED NATIONS FUND FOR POPULATION ACTIVITIES KENYA (KE077)
LESOTHO
INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (LS078)
INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDIES (LS079)
LESOTHO DAY CARE AND COMMUNITY CENTRE (LS080)
LESOTHO PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION (LS081)
LESOTHO PRESCHOOL AND DAY CARE ASSOCIATION (LS082)
LESOTHO SAVE THE CHILDREN (LS083)
14 13 LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS BY COUNTRY
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (LS084)
UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - LESOTHO (LS085)
LIBERIA
INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH (LR086)
MADAGASCAR
ANKOHONANA MIRINDRA FINARITRA (MG087)
ASSOCIATION DE PLANIFICATION FAMILIALE FIANAKAVIANA SAMBATRA (MG088)
ASSOCIATION DES AMIS ET PARENTS D'ENFANTS HANDICAPES MENTAUX DE MADAGASCAR - LES ORCHIDEES BLANCHES (MG089)
ASSOCIATION DES ORGANISATIONS NON GOUVERNEMENTALES DE MADAGASCAR POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (MG090)
ASSOCIATION MEDICALE INTERENTREPRISE DE TANANARIVE (MG091)
CABINET MEDICAL LE BON SAMARITAIN (MG092)
CENTRE DE SANTE FAMILIALE (MG093)
CENTRE MEDICAL SOLIMA (MG094)
CENTRE MEDICO SOCIAL JLRA.MA (MG095)
FIVONDRONAN 'NY TOKANTRANO KRISTIANINA (MG096)
ORGANISATION SANITAIRE TANANARIVIENNE INTER-ENTERPRISES (MG097)
SAMPAN'ASA LOTERANA MOMBA NY FAHASALAMANA (MG098)
VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE MADAGASCAR VOHIJAZA LIANTSOA (MG099)
MALAWI
ASSOCIATION OF PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUPS IN MALAWI (MW100)
CHESHIRE HOMES - MALAWI (MWI01)
MALAWI COUNCIL FOR THE HANDICAPPED (MW102)
MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN AFFAIRS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES (MW103)
PRIVATE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION OF MALAWI (MW104)
SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND OF MALAWI (MWI05)
UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND - MALAWI (MW106)
15 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
ZOMBA PLAY GROUP (MW107)
MALI
ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA PROTECTION ET LA PROMOTION DE LA FAMILLE (ML108)
ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA SANTE DE LA MERE ET DE L'ENFANT (ML109)
ASSOCIATION VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS DU MALI (ML110)
INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE EN SANTE PUBLIQUE (ML111)
SECTION DE L'EDUCATION PRESCOLAIRE (ML112)
UNITE DE POPULATION (ML113)
MAURITANIA
WORLD VISION MAURITANIA (MR114)
MAURITIUS
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES (MU115)
MAURITIUS COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICE (MU116)
MAURITIUS FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION (MU 117)
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S COUNCIL (MU118)
SAVE THE CHILDREN MAURITIUS (MU 119)
MOZAMBIQUE
ALDEIA DE CRIANCAS SOS MOCAMBIQUE (MZ120)
DIRECCAO DE ACCAO SOCIAL ESCOLAR (MZ121)
NAMIBIA
SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION OF NAMIBIA (NA122)
NIGER
CENTRE NATIONAL DE SANTE FAMILIALE (NEI23)
NIGERIA
AUNTIE MARGARET INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (NG124)
16 LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS BY COUNTRY
CENTRE FOR AFRICAN SETTLEMENT STUDIES AND DEVELOPMENT (NO125)
CENTRE FOR SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH (N0126)
CONFEDERATION OF AFRICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES (N G127)
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH (NO128)
DEPARTMENT OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING (NG129)
DEPARTMENT OF PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL MEDICINE (NG130)
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE (NG13I)
EARLY CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (NG132)
INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH (N0133)
INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND PRIMARY CARE (NG134)
INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (NG135)
INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH (NG136)
MUSHIN COMMUNITY DAY CARE PROJECT (NG137)
NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR POPULATION ACTIVITIES (NG138)
NIGERIAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (NG139)
OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL (NO140)
OKPASIA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE (NGI41)
PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF NIGERIA (NG142)
POPE PAUL SPECIALIST HOSPITAL AND MATERNITY COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHPROJECT. (NG143)
PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT (NG144)
ZONAL HEALTH EDUCATION UNIT (N3145)
RWANDA
ASSOCIATION DES SCOUTS DU RWANDA (RW146)
ASSOCIATION DES SERVICES DE SANTE ADVENTISTES AU RWANDA (RWI47)
ASSOCIATION RWANDAISE POUR LE BIEN -ETRE FAMILIAL (RW148)
BORNEFONDEN RWANDA. (RWI 49)
BUREAU DES FORMATIONS MEDICALES AGREEES DU RWANDA (RW150)
OEUVRE DE DON BOSCO A KIGALI (RWI 51)
1.8 17 ECCE D OFFICE NATIONAL DE LA POPULATION (RWI52) ORPHELINAT SAINTE AGATHE DE MASAKA (RW153) SOEURS DE LA CHARITE DE SAINTE ANNE (RW154) SOEURS MISSIONNAIRES DE LA SOCIETE DE MARIE (RW155) VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE KIGALI (RW156) SENEGAL ASSOCIATION SENEGALAISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (SN157) ASSOCIATION VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS SENEGAL (SN 158) CENTRE D'ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR EN SOINS INFIRMIERS (SN 159) CENTRE DE GUIDANCE INFANTILE (SNI60) ECOLE NATIONALE DES ASSISTANTS SOCIAUX ET EDUCATEURSSPECIALISES (SN161) INSTITUT DE PEDIATRIE SOCIALE (SN162) ORGANISME DE RECHERCHES SUR L'ALIMENTATION ET LA NUTRITIONAFRICAINES (SN163) SERVICE DE L'ALIMENTATION ET DE LA NUTRITION APPLIQUEE AllSENEGAL (SN164) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES - SENEGAL (SN165) SEYCHELLES MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (SC166) SIERRA LEONE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES (SL167) PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF SIERRA LEONE (SL168) REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA BLOEMFONTEIN CHILD INFORMATION CENTRE (ZAI69) BORDER EARLY LEARNING CENTRE (ZA170) CENTRE FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (ZA171) CHILD CARE INFORMATION CENTRE (ZA172) CHILD HEALTH UNIT (ZA173) 17 18 LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS BY COUNTRY DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND POPULATION DEVELOPMENT (ZA174) DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY (ZA175) EARLY LEARNING RESCURCE UNIT (ZA176) FOUNDATION FOR COMMUNITY WORK (ZA177) GRASSROOTS EDUCARE TRUST (ZA178) INSTITUTE OF NON-FORMAL EDUCATION OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (ZA179) KGOTSONG CHILD AND FAMILY WELFARE SOCIETY (ZA180) PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA181) QUEENSTOWN EARLY LEARNING CENTRE (ZA182) TRANSVAAL MEMORIAL INSTITUTE FOR CHILD HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT (ZA183) UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC (ZA184) VUMANI PRESCHOOL PROJECT (ZA185) WOZ' OBONA EARLY CHILDHOOD COMMUNITY SERVICE GROUP (ZA186) SUDAN AHFAD PRESCHOOL CENTRE (SDI87) MINISTRY OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT (SD188) PRIMARY HEALTH CARE AND RURAL HEALTH CENTRE (SD189) SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE SUDAN (SD190) SWAZILAND FAMILY LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SWAZILAND (SZ191) TANZANIA CHAMA CHA UZAZI NA MALEZI BORA TANZANIA (TZ192) DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES (TZI93) INSTITUTE OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE (TZ194) IRINGA NUTRITION PROGRAMME (TZ195) MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, WOMEN AFFAIRS AND CHILDREN (TZ196) MINISTRY OF HEALTH (TZ197) 13 19 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA PAEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT (TZ198) TANZANIA ASSOCIATION OF THE DISABLED . (TZ199) TANZANIA FOOD AND NUTRITION CENTRE (TZ200) TOGO ASSOCIATION AFRICAINE D'EDUCATION POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT (TG201) ASSOCIATION DES VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS AU TOGO (TG202) ASSOCIATION TOGOLAISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (TG203) CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND TOGO (TG204) DIVISION DE LA SANTE FAMILIALE (TG205) INSTITUT MEDICO-PSYCHO-PEDAGOGIQUE "L'ENVOL" (TG206) TRIBUNAL DE PREMIERE INSTANCE DE LOME (TG207) UNITE DE RECHERCHE DEMOGRAPHIQUE (TG208) UGANDA CHILD HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (UG209) DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS AND CHILD HEALTH (UG210) FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF UGANDA (UG211) INVALIDS' SALVATION STREAM (UG212) UGANDA DISABLED WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION (UG213) UGANDA SOCIETY FOR PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (UG214) WOMEN'S GLOBAL NETWORK ON REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS - UC 1NDA CHAPTER (UG2 I 5) ZAIRE ASSOCIATION ACTION RECHERCHE POUR LA PAIX ET LES DROITS DE L'ENFANT (ZR216) ASSOCIATION ZAIROISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL / NAISSANCES DESIRABLES (ZR217) BUREAU D'ETUDE ET DE RECHERCHE POUR LA PROMOTION DE LA SANTE (ZR218) CENTRE D'ETUDES POUR L'ACTION SOCIALE (ZR219) INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE EN SCIENCES DE LA SANTE (ZR220) LIGUE ZAIROISE POUR LA DEFENSE DES DROITS DE L'ENFANT (ZR221) 20 19 LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS BY COUNTRY SERVICE EDUCATION A LA VIE (Z12112) ZAMBIA DEPARTMENT OF CHILD AFFAIRS (ZM223) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE (ZM224) DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY (ZM225) MINISTRY OF HEALTH (ZM226) NATIONAL 1--)0D AND NUTRITION COMMISSION (ZM227) PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF ZAMBIA (ZM228) ZAMBIA ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES (ZM229) ZIMBABWE ACTION MAGAZINE (ZW230) ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN OF ZIMBABWE (ZW231) ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS (ZW232) EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARF SECTION (ZW233) HLEKWENI FRIENDS RURAL SERVICES CENTRE (ZW234) KUSHANDA DISSEMINATION PROJECT (ZW235) MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE (ZW236) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE CARE OF THE HANDICAPPED (ZW237) NATIONAL COUNCIL OF DISABLED PERSONS OF ZIMBABWE (ZW238) SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION ZIMBABWE (ZW239) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES ZIMBABWE (ZW240) ZIMBABWE NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING COUNCIL (ZW241) 23 21 Overview of the Directory John Bennett The Young Child and the Family Environment Project The Young Child and the Family Enyironment (YCFE) Project, proposed by the Director- General, was approved by the Executive Board and adopted at the 25th session of the General Conference of Unesco in November 1989.Within Unesco, the Project is intersectoral, that is, one of its chief functions is to coordinate activities undertaken by the Organization in favour of young children and their families.It hopes to enhance interagency cooperation with UNICEF, UNFPA, WHO, UNHCR, relevant NGOs, and private funding agencies to ensure the greatest complementarity and avoid duplication of efforts.All disciplines within UNESCO's mandate are called to contribute to its implementation over the next six years. Definitions By young child is meant children during their preschool period, that is, children between the ages of 0 and 6 years.During that period of his life, every child needs the following basic services: Health care: primary health care for pregnant and nursing mothers, health education and disease control. Safe, clean water supplies: safe clean water for drinking, cooking and bathing to prevent the spread of diseases caused by lack of sanitation. Nutrition: enough food to prevent malnutrition and to aid physical and mental growth. Education: early childhood education, primary, secondary and out-of-school learning provide literacy and enrich children's learning experiences. Welfare services: half and full-day early childhood centres, youth organizations, parents- teachers' associations, self-help and income-generating projects will all improve community, family and children's centres programmes. To provide these services and create an appropriate environment for the healthy development of children, institutions and governments involved in YCFE activities havecome to realize that their actions need to involve not only children but also parents, families and communities. In addition, trained personnel and adequate facilities are needed to implement services adequately and place them on a sustainable basis. By family environment is meant both the family and :he community. Family is understood in its widest sensein all its configurations: traditional, extended, nuclear and single-parent.It is any group or person "who takes care of and cares for a child during a lifetime" (Prof. Uri Bronfenbrenner). The Project has adopted the working definition of the family formulated by the United Nations Committee on Civil and Political Rights, namely, "agroup of persons ... regarded as a family under the legislation and practice of a State". The word "environment" is added in order to broaden the concept beyond its simple legal definition and therebyto include not only the broad family grouping but also the community and society in which both child and family have their roots. The term "family environment" thus illustrates that YCFE actions take into account the physical, intellectual, socio-cultural and economic aspects of the environment the child lives in; thus involving aspects that not only concern the child himself, but also his immediate family and his community. Italso reflects some of the underlying principles, including: gradual improvement in the quality of life of all members of the community: the child, the parents and the family. improvement of the ability of individuals, families and communities to solve their problems by using locally available resources and identifying external factors whichcan contribute to their solution. 21 23 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA preparingchildren, parents,familiesto become active participantsinthe process of community development. As such, all actions taken are beneficial not only to those directly involved in programmes, but also to all members of the community. Goals and Objectives The overall objective of the Project is to safeguard and promote the development of children at an age that is crucial for their physical, mental and emotional development and decisive for their learning abilities and integration in the educational process.In principle, therefore, any theme affecting young children and the family in any social context throughout the world can he considered.However, given the dramatic needs of children in deprived situations, Project activities concentrate on children at risk.It is becoming increasingly clear that risk situations are widespread, even in industrialized countries, and are destined to increase in a world where countries are no longer able to meet the basic health and learning needs of their children and families. Within this context, the Project intervenes at different levels: at the interagency level, by participating in United Nations or other international initiatives in favour of children and families; at the intergovernmental level, by encouraging governments to integrate early childhood programmes in their long-term social and economic planning; - through technical aid and assistance in the design, development and implementation of innovative, community-based, integrated programmes in early childhood development; as well as contributing to the improvement of the child development skills of parents and caregivers by encouraging child care information and education services, and community- based family support programmes; by acting as a clearing house for information and exchange by promoting the use of existing knowledge on the development of the young child and its family environment and by disseminating information on successful policies, programmes and activities. In order to guide the Project, UNESCO's Director-General appointed in May 1990 a Scientific Advisory Group (SAG), comprised of eminent scholars, practitioners and representatives of partner agencies and foundations who have distinguished themselves in early childhood care, development and education. The SAG advises the Project on its overall orientations, evaluates its progress, and helps make itvisible to potential funders, policy and decision-makers in countries around the world. Throughout the year, close contacts are maintained with all Group members to assure a steady crosstlow of information. Information/Documentation Activities In line with the Project's directive to enhance the exchange of information on early childhood, the Project has initiated a series of YCFE information/documentation activities. These aim to: - create opportunities for institutions and individuals to learn about each other's needs, hopes and agendas, and build up active relationships to benefit the well-being of young children and their families. facilitate contacts among institutions and individuals working in the field of the young child and the family environment and convince them of the convergence of their interests and the need for concerted efforts to ensure a fair start for children. -provide documentation on early childhoodinstitutionsandcirculateittointerested institutions, groups and individuals to assist them in their work. meet the needs of individuals seeking contacts within the YCFE field: scholars, scientists or studentsseeking colleagues elsewhere,those engagedincross-culturalresearch and experimental projects, organizations looking for external resources. In brief, YCFE information/documentation activities attempt to otter a solution to the complex problem of information exchange on early childhood issues. 24 22 DIRECTORY OVERVIEW The YCFE Data Bases In an effort to foster an Interchild Network and facilitate inter-institutionalcollaboration, the Project set up a YCFE International Data Base in 1990.Information for the Data Base was compiled through a questionnaire survey. The Data Base contains informationon a variety of institutions involvedin early childhood care, development and education.The institution profiles are both general(as to the institution's name, address, number of staff,type of institution) and specific (regarding the major foci of activities,types of activities, including grant-making and information activities, and regions of activity). As an extension of the YCFE International Data Base and to provide furtherinformation about YCFE institutions in specific geographical regions,a YCFE Regional Data Base was established in 1991.The first region to he documented is Sub-Saharan Africa,as outlined in the present volume. The YCFE Regional Data Bases will focusson activities aimed at the Young Child, the Family and the Community.The institution profiles are both general (as to the institution's name, address, contact person) and specific (regarding the types of activities, their focus and their target groups, as well as funding sources, partnership links and informationactivities). A further extension to the International Data Base is planned for 1993.The YCFE Unit at UNESCO iscollecting information worldwide with the intention of creatingcondensed profiles of the state of early childhood care and education for eachcountry. The YCFE Directories Information contained in the YCFE International Data Basewas used to publish in 1991 the first edition of the International Directory on the Young Child and theFamily Environment.The Directory describes the major activities of 670 institutions in 116countries, both in their home country and in other countries, along with pertinent data on their information activities.The Directory is being constantly updated anda second edition will he published in 1994. In addition to the International Directory, a series of RegionalDirectories will he published. These Regional Directories will givemore detailed information on regional structures and help identify critical YCFE and population issues specificto the chosen regions.They will also provide details on institutions,funding and networkinginformation, communication and educational programmes in favour of theyoung child and the family. The first in this series is the current volume focusing on Sub-Saharan Africa. 25 The Directory of Early Childhood Care and Education Organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa The Directory of Early Childhood Care and Education Organizations in Sub-Saharan Africais based on a survey of 241 organizations, representing a widerange of institutions, both non- governmental and governmental, involved in early childhoodcare, development and education. It aims to be an important information source for professionals working with and for children, and to encourage and facilitate communication and information sharing between institutionsand individuals active in improving the situation of children worldwide.This publication seeks to give a just insight into the national, regional and international contributionsto early childhood care and education activities in Sub-Saharan Africa. Contents The Directory describes the major activities of 241 organizations based in 40Sub-Saharan countries involved in early childhood care, development and education, along withpertinent data on their Young Child, Family and Community programmes and their information activities. Indexes are included to facilitate information retrieval. Methodology The information presented in the Directorywas compiled through a questionnaire survey sent to 660 organizations in Sub-Saharan Africa. Thissurvey, which covered a period of approximately eight months, was complemented by information from other relevantsources. Update Although the data contained in this Directory has been repeatedly checked,errors and omissions may still exist.All modifications and additions should he enteredon the questionnaire included in the volume and returned to the address given below. A sample questionnaireis included to encourage users to complement and update the information provided, and to offer those organizations which are not included the chance to he considered for futureeditions. An evaluation form is also included to help improve future editions of theDirectory.Users are invited to complete this form and return it to the address provided. Sections of the Directory Articles Two articles offer an overview of the situation of children in Sub-SaharanAfrica and of the African family environment in general, and providean analysis of the information collected in this Directory. The article, Childhood in S'ub-Saharan Africa: challenges and opportunities,provides an insight into the current situation of childrenon the African continent. Bernard Combes, who researched and compiled the Directory, takes a look at the changing conditions facingchildren and their family environment in Africa. The article, Early childhood care and education in Sub-Saharan Africa:survey findings by Joanne Furman Combes, offers an analysis of the information obtainedfrom the survey, providing relevant statistics concerning early childhood activities inSub-Saharan Africa. Statistical Tables Before presenting the different organizations in eachcountry, statistical tables give an overview of the basic social and economic statistics available bycountry, which directly concern the 0-5 age group and their families. This information was drawn from the 1990 Statistical Wall Chart on Children prepared jointly by the United Nations, UNICEF, UNESCO and WHO. 44 27 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUR-SAHARAN AFRICA The headings of categories used in the Wall Chart were retained for this publication: Children under 5: Total number of children who are not yet5years old. Infant Mortality Rate: Number of infant deaths under one year of age per 1000 live births. Children under 5 underweight: Moderately and severely underweight children. School enrollment ratio: Total number of enrolled children aged 6 to II as a percentage of the total population aged 6 to 11. Female illiteracy: Percentage of the female population aged15and over who cannot read and write. Total Fertility Rate: Total number of children who would he borne by a woman, if she were to live to the end of her child-hearing years, conforming to the existing fertility pattern of the country. Current GNP per capita SUS, 1988: Estimated at current market prices in US dollars. Access to local health care: Coverage by local health care within one hour's walk or travel. The following symbols are used in the tables: Data not available a/ Data for the following countries are for 1975-1979: Haiti, Jamaica, St. Lucia, Nepal, Singapore, Yemen Arab Republic. In addition, all data for age 0-59 months, with the following exceptions:3-36months Tunisia, Guatemala, Trinidad & Tobago, Colombia, Sri Lanka, Thailand;0-36months Morocco, Togo; 0-71 months Chile, Peru, Uruguay, Singapore;3-59monthsSwaziland, Haiti, Yemen Arab Republic;3-35 months Egypt; 0-23 months Madagascar, Dominica;6-59months Malawi;6-36 monthsSenegal, Dominican Republic; 0-60 monthsUganda;3-60monthsZimbabwe; 6-71monthsBangladesh; 12-59 monthsIndia;0-65monthsDemocratic Yemen h/ Around1985 c/ Data covers only part of country Profiles The information included in the profiles presents the activities, both in their home country and in other countries, of each organization.The profiles are arranged alphabetically by country and by the official name of the organization.A reference code assigned to each profile is listed above the official name. This code is used in the indexes to refer to the organization, rather than the page number on which the profile is found. Each profile contains five types of information about the organization: a) identification and contact fields; h) the aims, type and countries of actions of the organization; c) information concerning the co-operation/partnership activities of the organization; d) the major activities within the Young Child, Family and Community programmes of each organization; e) the services and information activities offered by each organization. Identification fields Practicalinformation on each organizationisprovided,including theofficial name and translation; acronym when it exists; address; telephone, telex, cable and telefax numbers; and contact name. General information fields The major aims of the organization are listed, along with the type of actions it undertakes and the countries in which it is active. The foundation date, the number of staff of the organization and its budget are also provided. 28 DIRECTORY OVERVIEW Co-operation/partnership fields Informationisprovided on the organization's links with otherinstitutions and different communities, as well as on the extent of its membership, and its affiliation to networks. Major programme fields Under the headings Young Child Programmes, Family Programmes and Community Programmes, the activities of the organization are listed according to the main foci of its programmes. The target populations for these programmes are also described. Services & information activities fields When applicable, details of the services, publications and materials the organization provides are listed, as well as details on the information activities it undertakes. Information Lists/Bibliographies The following information lists and bibliographies are included at the end of this publication to help users gain knowledge of potential funders of early childhood activities and of other information sources on early childhood issues in Sub-Saharan Africa: UNESCO National Commissions in Sub-Saharan Africa United Nations Information Centres in Sub-Saharan Africa Organizations/agencies involved in childhood actions in Sub-Saharan Africa Selected publications on childhood, family and community issues in Sub-Saharan Africa Selected data bases on childhood, family and community issues Indexes The following of indexes are included at the end of this publication to assist users in gaining direct access to the information provided: - an Acronym Index - an Type of Actions Index a Focus of Programmes Index an Index of Services Provided a Geographical Coverage Index For example, organizations working on child-to-child projects are identified by profile code in the Type of Actions Index under the heading Child-to-Child.Users can then refer back to the profiles to locate the organizations corresponding to these codes. In addition, an alphabetical listing of the official names of the organizations included in the Directory is provided, as well as a similar listing arranged by country in which the organization is located. Acknowledgements We would like to thank all the organizations who answered the questionnaire for theirco- operation in providing the information for this publication.Furthermore the assistance and encouragement of the UNESCO National Commissions and UN agencies field offices in Sub- Saharan Africa, the YCFE Scientific Advisory Group, the Consultative Groupon Early Childhood Care and Development, the Centre Inter.ional de l'Enfance, and the Bernard van Leer Foundation is acknowlOged with many thanks. Further enquiries The French edition of this Directory will he available in January 1993. Further copies of the directory may be obtained from UNESCO at the address below. ECCE Directories: Sub-Saharan Africa YCFE Project UNESCO 7 Place de Fontenoy 75007 Paris, FRANCE 4.0 29 ARTICLES Childhood in Sub-Saharan Africa: challengesand opportunities Bernard P.Y. Combes Overview The problems of sub-Saharan Africa, hereafterreferred to as Africa, presenta major challenge to the survival of children on the continent. Problemsposed by the lack of infrastructure, high unemployment, slow socioeconomic development, highmigration due to drought, political instability and environmental degradation, allrequire long-term actions if Africa isto avoid a further worsening of present conditions.Facing and dealing with these problemsat the same time as caring for their children isa difficult balancing act for many nations in the region. Its population, estimated at 640 million andgrowing at an average annual rate of 3%, isamong the world's least healthy and least educated,earning its livelihood mostly from subsistence farming.Sub-Saharan Africa is madeup of 47 countries with diverse social and economic potentials.Among these are some of the poorest countriesin the world.Access to basic services (food, health, education, welfare) andthe possibilities for socioeconomic development vary greatly from country to country.TI:;-.1 also depend on whether the populationis urban or rural and on gender. Hence, many differences existon the continent, whether at the geographical, historical,cultural, religious, linguistic, economic, rural or urban levels, which prevent the establishment ofa generalized "definition" of the situation of theAfrican child.It is often difficult to geta clear picture of the situation, as most figures donot take into account the differences that exist in access, availability and quality of child services fromone area to another and from one country to another. Children in sub-Saharan Africa donot all suffer from hunger; in manycases a lot of their food is produced locally. Nor do children all facesurvival problems. The under-five mortalityrate has decreased by 42% since the 1960s.Chidren in subSaharan Africaare not all illiterate.The enrollment rate in primary schools increasedfrom 32.7% to 65.9% between 1960and 1985. These figures are relatively low comparedto those of industrialized nations, butprogress has to be measured in comparison with thepast.It has only taken some 30years for Africa to reach a level in child development and survivalthat took more than a hundredyears for industrialized societies to reach. Despite the region's considerable problems the world's highest infant and maternalmortality rate, rapid population growth anda severe lack of trained service providersthere has been progress and in some cases, successful results where countrieshave enforced series ofmeasures to improve and better primary health care and other services for children. A majority ofAfrican governments have adopted policies favorable to childcare and developments in part as a result of a growing awareness among political leaders of theserious demographic, socioeconomic and child survival problems that existon the continent. All African leaders gave theirsupport to the 1990 World Summit for Children. They have furthered the Declaration and ActionPlan adopted at the Summit by declaring the 1990s the AfricanDecade for Child Survival, Protection Development. and 23 33 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA African children The demographic profile of Africa is onedominated by children, with nearly half of the population being under the age of15 and 19% under the age of five.Half of the total population, therefore, has no voteand no economic power of their own; and the youngest ones are completelydependent and hence the most vulnerable members of the society.If a single age-specific group mostaffected by the crisis in Africa can he identified, it is the childrenunder five years of age. (Dodge, 1989) Health The major health care problems faced byAfrican children include diarrhoea, acute respiratory infections, nutritional deficiencies, perinataldiseases, measles, tetanus, malaria and common housing and overcrowding, poor infections.High levels of illiteracy and ignorance, poor sanitation, the lack of safe water suppliesand inadequate health care serviceinfrastructures contribute to poor child health conditions. The improvement of child healthrequires the control of key diseasesthrough simple and affordable technologies, as well as thefollowing actions: promotion of breast-feeding,provision of adequate safe water, better housing,promotion of health behavior changes througheducation and expansion of primary health careservices, including family planning and childspacing. Some remarkable achievements have beenmade, particularly in the field ofimmunization and immunization has allowed nearly all oral rehydration.An effort in favour of universal child African countries to instigate immunization programmesagainst the most common childhood More than diseases.More than half of the children in Africahave access to health services. 80% of children in urban areas and more than40% of children in rural areas have access tosafe water. Nearly 60% of children areimmunized against the 6 major childhood diseases(diphteria, tetanus, whooping cough, tuberculosis,polio myelitis and measles). Despite these achievements, there remains afragile balance between health and diseasefor the African child.Infant mortality rates over 150 (per thousandlive births) in17 African countries and between 100 and 149 in a further21 countries - indicate that the situation isstill serious. (Lemma & Valkonen, 1989)Such problems are also compounded bythe AIDS epidemic. Nutrition/food Food production is currently a major concernin most sub-Saharan countries, as foodproduction rates constantly lag behind thehigh population growth rates.Adequate nutrition, both in quantity and quality, and family food security aremajor survival needs of children in Africa. A quarter of the children under 5 areunderweight.The need for breast-feeding and for the continuous availability of appropriate weaningfoods must also be stressed. Achieving these needsisoften prevented by widespread poverty andunderdevelopment; inadequate agriculturalproduction,infrastructure and accesstoland;harmfultraditional practices; ignorance and poor education;maternal malnutrition; recurrent childhoodinfections; civil unrest, wars, natural and man-madedisasters. Despite the difficulties, major nutritionalconstraints are being addressed through activities that focus on agriculture and food production, storage,processing and distribution; strategies for food reserves and security; research into infantfeeding and weaning foods and practices, and nutritional education and nutritional surveillance atall levels. 23 34 CHILDHOOD IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Schooling In general, African countries have made significant strides in providingschooling for younger children. Parents see education as a vital catalyst for change and believe preschoolsgive children a head start in formal schooling.Social demand for schooling is extremely high and many governments, communities. and families are willing to forego other uses of income in order to educate all children. However, the provision of preschool education is constrained by location (urbanor rural areas), lack of resources and funds, and inadequately trained personnel.Other factors also play a role in limiting access to schooling: race or ethnicitygroups who are disadvantaged in general in a society due to prejudice are also disadvantaged in terms of educationalaccess; religion norms and values can be used to determine exclusion ofsome groups from schooling; handicapssometimes societies "excuse" children with physicalor mental handicaps from school; and children in motionit is difficult for school systems to supply stable schooling to nomads and refugees as they travelor take up temporary residence. (Anderson, 1989) Access to preschools thus varies greatly from onearea to another, depending on location, level of poverty andgender: children of poorer families are lesslikely toattend preschool programmes than children of families who are better off; and girlsare less likely to be encouraged to go to preschools, in particular in ruralareas.In most countries only a small percentage of children have access to preschool services ofany kind, and the facilities that do exist are in inverse proportion to the demand and populationsize. There is a need for curriculum development at national levels, local production oflearning materials, the creation and strengthening of day-carefacilities,parenteducation and training for child-to-child activities. The changing family and child care environment The large numbers of children reduce the ability of the Africanfamily to provide the appropriate social, educational and intellectual environment forthe child.This isoften compounded further by an unsanitary environment,poor nutrition and inadequate medical care. (Omran, 1987) Traditional African societies are rooted in the family. Thisbasic unit of society includes the nuclear family mother, father and children- and the 'greater' extended family.From early childhood, the sense of belonging toa family is established and stimulated in different ways, such as frequent visits to relatives and other members of thesame family, undergoing family rituals, or taking part in family festivities.The integration of the child into the tribe isone of the aspects of education the family provides the child. In traditional societies, child-rearing and socializationprocesses are handled with care and concern, the mother playing an important role by establishinga warm relationship between herself and the child.She provides the necessary emotionalsupport for the child's start in life. This relationship is later extended to the other members ofthe family as well, particularly the father, older siblings, uncles, aunts and grandparents. The child's educationisthus the responsibility of a great number of people.Children are viewed as a resource to the family and community, as someone to help in the fieldsor with the livestock, and later to provide care for younger siblings and as a source of old age security for parents.In this context, the child receivesaffection,care andsecurity during the earlyyears. However, with the rapid socioeconomic changes that have taken place inmost countries, particularly after independence, the traditional ways of bringing up children have undergonemany changes. 35 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Traditionally, extended family members livedin one village and were able to share the responsibility of looking after children.Evolution of social structures, technological changes and migration to urban areas have loosened the ties of the extendedfamily. While most Africans still!ive in rural communities, the on-going rural-urban migration hasgreatly increased the burden placed on the infrastructures and services available in cities whichin turn has increased the difficult conditions faced by city children. Another consequenceis that children are brought up outside the extended family set-up.Parents, particularly the mother, often carry the sole responsibility of rearing and caring for the children. Furthermore, in many urban areas, even the concept of the nuclear familyis often no longer the norm. Many thousands of single parents mustbring up their children by themselves.Most of these single-parent households are headed by mothers.Single-parent families carry a heavy burden, since they must combine childrearing with economic activitieswithout the traditional support system.In both rural and urban areas, many women are engaged inincome-generation activities.This means being away from the home and children for extended periods oftime.It has been shown thatthe constraints of single-parenthood have adverse effects on the development of young children in numerous ways, such as frequentillhealth, persistant malnutrition, lack of early stimulation, illiteracy and lack of basic learning skills passed onfrom parent to child.Also, as more children attend primary school, older siblings are less available to look after their younger brothers and sisters. The overall result is that parents who cannot afford to pay caregivers and whosechildren cannot accompany them to the workplace often leave theirchildren in the care of other children who should themselves he in school, or they leave their children to fend forthemselves. The number of children forced to survive on their own has greatly increased during thelast decade.In most African cities, more and more children live on their own in the streets.In 1991, there were five million street children in Africa, according to UNESCO estimates. Thesechildren struggle for daily survival by taking up whatever odd jobs are available, but they also faceviolence and abuse. Apart from suffering from physical and psychological trauma, these childrenrarely have a chance to go to school and acquire the skills needed toimprove their lives.Unfortunately most governments are still reluctant to assist streetchildren, since they are often not considered in national education or welfare policies. Many African children suffer from the social disintegration of the family,family instability (separation,divorce,or unwanted pregnancies), and adverse parentalbehaviour (suchas alcoholism) and have found themselves homeless and victims of exploitation andviolence.In such situations, the provision of a caring environment quickly disappears. Everywhere in Africa, the family is the sole structure which provides security; not merely emotional security, but security in terms of survival, and the protection of the weak by the strong. The family cushions the effects of disasters and distributes .income between the haves and the have-nots. (Lauras-Lecoh, 1990) Thus, early childhood care and education that once occurred naturally and without much conscious planning, in small communi 2s of extended families, is now fractured and ill defined in many parts of urban and rural Africa. The effects of famine, civil unrest, wars andAIDS on family life and the community in general are serious and put a further strain on the changing family environment in which African children grow up. 31 36 CHILDHOOD IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Armed conflicts & civil unrest Africa hosts the largest population of refugees and displaced persons in the world.Some 40 million Africans are currently 'displaced' by conflicts or environmental disasters.Drought, this year, threatens 27 million people in 14 sub-Saharan countries. Refugees have been created by a multiplicity of factors. The most immediate causes have been civil,interstate, or anticolonialconflicts; governmental oppression, political upheavals and the persecution of particular political, ethnic or religious groups within states; and environmental disasters such as drought and famine. (Harrell-Bond, Hussein & Mat lou, 1989) Sub-Saharan Africa has been and remains the theatre of long-running wars and frequent civil unrest. The region as a whole has been spending two and half times as much on its military as on its health services. (Grant, 1992) Children's rights are neglected in many parts of Africa. Armies and rebel movements have greatly reduced what little prospects of hope childrenmay have had. Child soldiers are quite common throughout the unstable areas of the continent. Children are vulnerable not only to direct attacks, but to disruption of food supplies, to being eyewitnesses to the murder of their families, to the break-up of their families, and to displacement and prolonged stays in refugee camps. Boysare turned into combatants, girls are raped or carried off by young soldiersas concubines. Infants are least likely to survive, as malnutrition and attendant diseases affect them 'first and most'. (Jacobs, 1991) According to UN estimates, in Angola some 500,000 children have died since 1980 eitheras a direct result of the fighting or from war-related causes, such as malnutrition and disease.In some parts of Angola, more than one out of three children die before they reach the age of five. As many as 50,000 children have been orphaned or separated from their parents.(Speck, 1992) African wars and famines have created a growing refugee and displaced persons problem, in particular in the Horn of Africa and in Southern Africa, a great number of whomare children. For instance, the French NGO M6decins sans Frontieres reported that of the 84,000 refugees in onesinglerefugee campinEthiopia,24,000 werechildrenof whdm17,000were unaccompanied by parents. (Church, 1991) The majority of Africa's displaced and refugee populations are not incamps, but are, as UNHCR describes them, 'spontaneously settled'. They rely for their survivalon the willingness and tolerance of the local people among whom they live to provide themsome kind of employment or access to land, and to share the few resources available.For various social serviceshousing, education, health care, transportationthe refugees and displaced persons depend entirely on their host country's already sparse and inadequateresources. Such conditions further disintegrate the stability of the family and the community environment in whicha child can grow up. And always, the heaviest burden is borne by childrenchildren who miss their one chance to grow normally in mind and body, to be educated and to acquire skillsto find a place in society.These many millions of children, physically and mentally scarred by the conflicts of their elders, are part of the generationon which the future must he built.(Grant, 1992) There are a few signs of hope.In some parts of the Horn of Africa, different warring factions have agreed to 'corridors of peace', through which essential suppliescan reach millions of civilians, mostly women and children, trapped in the warzone. This has permitted the delivery of medical and food supplies, the immunization of children and the establishment ofemergency water supply and sanitation services.International agencies and national NGOs are advocating and putting more pressure on governments and warring factions to not hold children hostagesto political and military targets. 32 37 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA AIDS AIDS is now a major threat to the health and survival of children in manysub-Saharan countries.In Central and East Africa, one out of ten persons affected by AIDS is a child under five. AIDS is a family disease in Africa.Unlike industrialized countries, where the virus still strives mainly among isolated groups, sub-Saharan Africa has about equal numbersof men and women infected by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)the virus which causes AIDS. Detecting AIDS is rendered difficult, because contrary to adults who when infected by AIDS show easily identifiable symptoms, infected children suffer from common early childhood diseases, such as chronic diarrhoea, fever, loss of appetite and respiratory infections. (ASAFED, 1992) The result is devastating for children, as AIDS progresses rapidly among children.Nearly half the children, who are HIV carriers, die before they are two and 80% before they are five.More than 900,000 children and infants are already infected by the AIDS virus. Many of these were born with the HIV virus because their mothers were infected. Almost 3 million African women are infected with the AIDS virus. By the end of the 1990s, morethan 10 million children under 10 will be orphans because of the death of their parents and some 2 million children will have died of AIDS, according to WHO estimates. (MDM & ASAFED, 1992) Children orphaned because of AIDS face abandonment, impoverishment and rejection, as people become fearful of those who have been in contact with AIDS. Unless they get the proper care, schooling and guidance, AIDS orphans may follow the path of their parents.Sadly, many AIDS-infected parents or relatives do not live long enough to help their children avoid repeating their own mistakes.Often, grandparents are the only ones left to care for their grandchildren, when they would have relied on their children for support in their old age. Other factors compound the problems of care for children orphaned by AIDS. For one, the stigma and fear associated with the disease aremaking many relatives increasingly reluctant to look after children who they suspect may be infected with the virus. For another, many children find they have lost not only their parents but also their rights to parental property and to humane treatment. (Katumba, 1992) The AIDS epidemic is putting a strain on the already weak health services of sub-Saharan countries.The cost of caring for AIDS patients is high, in addition to the indirect cost to society of the loss of labour and family caretakers.In view of the dangers posed by AIDS in Africa, a numberofgovernmentalhealthservices,familyplanningassociations, intergovernmental agencies and NGOs have taken various steps to design and execute effective integrated programmes to disseminate AIDS prevention information, education and counselling to the public. The key to protecting children from AIDS is the mobilization of health providers and social workers, community and religious leaders, the mass media and the schools, professional associations and non-governmental organizations of many kinds to inform people how they can take responsibility to prevent the spread of HIV infection within their families and communities. (Grant, 1990) The best way to help children is to save the lives of their parents. Piogrammes are being aimed at slowing the spread of AIDS among pregnant women, asitis estimated that a quarter of pregnant women who are HIV-carriers transmit it to their infants.Equally important, family planning associations and other NGOs co-operate more and more with national governments and fulfill appropriate roles within the national AIDS programmes of their respective countries. 38 33 CHILDHOOD IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Governmental & non-governmental involvement Most Africans have a firm belief that children are the future of their nations and that early childhood care and education contributes to nation building. The organizational means to meet children's needs must he improved if this desire is to be met and requires the development of a more comprehensive view of children, both in terms of their vulnerability and of their p' tential as individuals and as future participants in social and economic change. (Lemma & Valkonen, 1989) Changes in the family structure and in socioeconomic activities often imply changes in values, attitudes and methods of looking after children.These changes force families to look for alternative ways of taking care of their young children.This gap is now often filled by governmental agencies, NGOs, local communities and universities providing the required services. Support for early childhood programmes comes from a variety of sources.These include: governments, international funders, non-governmental organizations (with a social bias and operating on a non-profit basis), the profit-making private sector, community organizations and programme participants.The resources that each of these can provide are different, and different factors influence the ability of each to make the resources available. The total amount of funding and other resources that are available for programmes of care and development will be the sum of what is provided by all of these sources. (Myers, 1992) The links between various child welfare services and institutions, and the need for innovative approaches and 'starter' activities are currently acknowledged as necessary elements to preparea national base for the expansion of services for children. The concern, both at the governmental and non-governmental levels, for proper and adequate early childhood care and education stems from the growing recognitionand understandingof thecrucialimportancein human development of the first six years of life. Building a positive foundation for the child'sfuturelifeimplies a balanced programme which embraces: - A pre-school education programme offering through play, maximum opportunity for learning and development on all levelsintellectual, physical, social, spiritual and preparing the child not only for the transition to formal schooling, but indeed for life. Proper care in terms of safety, hygiene, health and nutrition, in an environment which provides emotional stability. Supervision by adequately trained adults who demonstrate an attitude of caring and understanding for the children in their charge. (SAAECE, 1991) In many countries, a further step has been taken. Both governmental and non-governmental organizations are providing not only for children but also for parents. This is done by educating parents to understand better how their children grow, develop and learn, and thus improve their parenting skills so as to he better able to help their children. 34 39 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Governments On the political front, significant progress has been made inthe last few years regarding recognition of the place of early childhood care and education innational development. Governments are reorganizing their child care services. Some countries havestarted developing nationalpolicies aimedatstandardizingearlychildhood education andcareactivities. Furthermore, some have managed to shield their children from the effectsof severe drought or environmental disasters by setting up monitoring systems in order to help target government actions.Others have managed to prevent increases in child malnutrition by means ofspecific low-cost policies including primary health care programmes, immunizationservices, diarrhoeal disease controlmeasures, supplementary feeding programmes, andruralwater supplies. However, real commitment to early childhood care and education continues tohe hindered by leadership pre-occupation with more visible social and economic development concerns. Following the decisions of the World Summit for Children, African governmentshave been preparing National Programmes of Action to meet the goals agreed ,lipon at theSummit. These Programmes of Action include goals such as halving malnutrition, reducing theimpact of the most common diseases, bringing clean water to all communities,and ensuring that all children have access to basic education.In the field of early childhood, this means increasing the availability of early childhood services, in particular in rural areas, insuring adequatetraining of the staff of early childhood centres.Many African leaders now recognize day-care/preschool institutions as an important integral part of a community environment that helps children grow and learn, and as a community service and resource that allows the participationof mothers in the life and work of the community and in national development. African Charter for the Rights and Well-Being of the Child African countries were among the first to ratify the UN Convention on the Rights ofthe Child, and they pursued this action by adopting an African Charter on the Rights and theWell-Being of Children. The Charter advocates the same principal goals as those of the UN Declaration but stresses the uniqueness of Africa, its traditions and culturaldiversity.The Charter is the first regional document based on the UN Convention. Through its 48 articles, the Charter recommends: - to give the child thepossibility of being heard in any administrativprocedure that involves him /her. to guarantee his/her right to a compulsory basic education, to healthservices and to equality regardless of ethnic, tribal or religious origin or gender. to provide disabled children with special care and guarantee their access to services. to establish a minimum working age and to protect childrenagainst exploitation in the workplace and against any other forms of exploitation. to insure that the rulings rendered by courts/tribunals respect the dignityand personal value of the child. to protect the family and insure the equality of men and women withinthe family. to protect the child against cultural and social practices that are harmful. to establish the minimum age of marriage at 18 and to make the recordingof marriages compulsory. to protect children against recruitment to participate in armed conflicts. In addition, the Charter also defines the responsibilities of the child towards his family, society and State. 40 3) CHILDHOOD IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA NGOs and communities Local organizations are emerging, as well as professional organizations, to helpgovernments in their fight against illhealth, disease and high infant and child mortality.Universities are beginning to revise their curricula to address the health and childcare problems of their countries.Governments have offered financial assistance to communities to either buildor upgrade early childhood facilities and services.They have also encouraged and supported the initiatives and innovations of NGOs and other voluntary organizations in providing such services to communities, in particular those in rural areas.Early childhood care and education activities and centres act as a focus for community involvement and development inmany fields. Community developers quickly saw that these centres could be usedas a base from which a variety of social services could he offered. They began to offer trainingto community volunteers, adult education courses in hygiene, disease prevention, water purification, and treatment of such diseases as malaria and conjunctivitis. This provides an excellent example of ways in which a child-care and development centre served as a catalyst and location for more general development activities that help the community at large. (Myers, 1992) Early childhood care and education programmes thus covermany activities.They include institution-based programmes, such as day care, nursery, preschool and childcare centres. They also include educational activities in broader communityprogrammes, such as supplementary feeding, health and nutrition education, support and education of parents, communitywell-being, mass media programmes and child-to-child activities.Early childhood centres also play an educational role for parents where they can learn about and learn how toencourage the healthy development of their children.The establishment of educational and care centers foryoung children has often become a community involvement project. Usually, individuals (mainly mothers) get together and decide to establisha learning center for their children who are not yet in formal schools. They identify the land on which it is to he built and start gathering building materials. With the support of others in the community, they complete the construction of the centre and then appoint one of their members (who has been at least to primary school)to he the teacher.They also decide on a salary for the teacher and on how monies for the salary should he collected.In urban areas, individual entrepreneurs often establish the preprimary institutions. (Olmsted & Weikart, 1989) Without the partnership of parents and communities, effortsto improve early childhood care and education would he unlikely to he effective. The involvement of communities andindividuals in various stages and areas of early childhood careprogrammes and services, in-kind contributions from governmental agencies and other NGOs and the extensive participationof parents and volunteers can ensure that services may be within the reach ofyoung children, and could enhance the long-term sustainahility of early childhoodcare in Africa. However, as the number of preschoolinstitutionsincreases andasdifferent philosophies, personnel and financial resources run these centres, quantity should not replace quality. Early childhood education has become a prosperous burgeoning business.As with many businesses andindustriesthatdevelop'overnight'inrapidly changing societies, the presch-ol business has mushroomed with little regard for rulesand regulations and even less theoretical and practical know-how. (Akinsanya, 1984) 33 41 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA To combat this lack of standards, national umbrella bodies haveemerged in many sub-Saharan countries, regrouping individuals and institutions concerned withearly childhood care and education. These associations provide the opportunity for all thoseconcerned with the welfare of young children to interact, share knowledge and speak with onevoice at a national or regional level.In some cases, these networks serve as intermediaries betweengovernmental agencies concerned with young children and the multitude of preschool actorsand practitioners.The networks help the different actors to work together to establishand enforce standards of preschool education and care in order to insure equal provision and access toquality services for young children across the continent. Early childhood in sub-Saharan Africa: what future? The present changing scene should not however he opposed to paststability or social immobility. Africa has been faced with subsistence crises,clashes with other cultures, and population disasters, now in one region, now in another, forcenturies. History is quickening its pace; no African society is sheltered fromchange or the influence of other cultures; and since families are still central to the fabric of society, they are in the front line of the changes now taking place.(Lauras-Lecoh, 1990) The economic problems facing African countries have increased thedifficulties of undertaking early childhood activities which require material and financial resources(trained personnel, equipment and supplies). However, despite these increased difficulties, the situationof African children has improved as access to three basic services is improved: immunization,safe drinking water and sanitation, and early childhood care and education, aswell as where political will to tackle the problems of children is strengthened and partnership betweengovernmental and non- governmental actors is furthered. In the long run, the continuous and sustained improvement of child survival and development depends on community participation and responsibility, as well as on certain support services from government and other concerned sources outside the community. Contrary to popular belief, however, affordable techniques and know- how are presently more widely available than is the capacity for their promotion, organization, management and application in a community context.(Lemma & Valkonen, 1989) The challenges of the 1990s are many. Promoting and facilitating the expansion, availability and quality of child services will continue to call on the creativity and imagination of planners and practitioners, requiring the support of allgovernments, NGOs, universities, local communities, families and parentsto reach the greatest number of children possible.Crucial in this matter will be the extent to which programmes, projects and services can he designed and directed to enhance their acceptability, within the varied and diverse cultural, religious and other social contexts in Africa. 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World Bank, Sub-Saharan Africa: From Crisis to Sustainable Development, World Bank, Washington D.C., 1989. 44 39 Early childhood care and education in Sub-Saharan Africa:survey findings Joanne Furman Combes The responsibility of caring for and assisting children, their families and communities in sub- Saharan Africa is shared by a variety of non-governmental and governmental organizations. Each of these organizations plays an important role in using the availableresources to meet the health, welfare and educational needs of children and their families. This survey of organizations working in the field of early childhoodcare and education in sub- Saharan Africa elicited responses from 240 organizations. Theiranswers to the Questionnaire (a copy of which is included with the Directory) provide examples of many of the issues raised in the article, Childhood in Sub-So%aran Africa: Challenges and Opportunities, and offera more detailed overview of their goatsid actions.These organizations recognize that their actions need to involve not only children but also parents, families and communities in orderto create an appropriate environment for the healthy development of children. The survey highlights their activities in the following threeprogramme areas: the Young Child, the Family and the Community. While some of the organizations focuson only one of these areas, most undertake activities in all three.Experience has shown that activities, which attend to needsin the three areas, obtain more holistic and long-lasting results. Each of the organizations included in this Directory has its own approach to meeting the needs of the child, its family and community in sub-Saharan Africa.Their combined efforts work to improve the well-being of the child within its family and community.Whatever their approach, the organizations recognize that children require the following basic services: Health care: primary health care for pregnant and nursing mothers and children,health education and disease control. Safe, clean water supplies: safe clean water for drinking, cooking and bathingprevents the spread of diseases caused by lack of sanitation. Nutrition: enough food prevents malnutrition and aids physical and mental growth. r=ducation: early childhood education, primary, secondary and out-of-schoollearning provide literacy and enrich children's learning experiences. Welfare services: half and full-day early childhood centres, youth organizations,parents- teachers' associations, self-help and income-generating projects improve community, family and children's well-being. Provision of these basic services are essential to ensure a fair start for children.This summary of responses highlights issues that are of majorconcern to individuals and organizations working in this field in sub-Saharan Africa by demonstrating the 'Who, For Whom, What,How and With Whom' of their actions. Who? The organizations Of the 240 organizations in the Directory, approximately 60%are non-governmental, non-profit organizations.Some of these are local community groups, othersare national social welfare organizations. Alsoincludedinthiscategoryarereligiousorganizations,professional associations and organizations providing medical assistanceor family planning services. 4 45 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA The remaining 40% includes United Nations agencies'fieldoffices,researchinstitutes, universities, Ministries and governmental agencies. The findings indicatethat a wide variety of organizations are responsible for current actions in the field of the youngchild and the family environment in sub-Saharan Africa. For whom? The beneficiaries The responses also help to understand for whom the activities areundertaken. There seems to he an equal interest in activities focusing on the three main programme areas:the Young Child, the Family and the Community. More specifically, those organizationswhich work with young children work more with children aged four to six than with two to three yearolds or with infants.This confirms the observations of the East and Central African FocusGroup on Early Childhood Care and Education which noted "a general trend in thesub-region for children especially within the ages 3-6 years to receive more attention than thosebelow the age of 3 years." (Onyango, 1991) Responses also show a tendency to focus more on children in ruralsettings (50%) than on children in urban settings (47%).Girls and boys receive equal attention.One third of the organizations which assist children target their activities on policymakers,professionals and paraprofessionals. When looking at the responses of organizations working with families, familiesin rural settings receive slightly more attention (51%) than those in urban settings (47%).48% of the organizations focus their family-oriented activities on women, while only 35% target men. Furthermore, a third of the organizations provide assistance to parents ofchildren with disabilities. Looking at community actions, 53% of the organizations work with rural communitiesand 49% with urban communities.Thus inall three sectors of activities, the rural setting is more favoured than the urban setting by a small, but consistent percentage.Over 40% of the organizations focus on specific groups involved with children such as community leadersAnd youth, while approximately 20% work with refugees and minorities. What? The actions Respondents provided information on the focus of their actions within their YoungChild, Family and Community programmes. The work of the organizations in relation to the child was divided into four main areas: child health and development, child care and education, child at risk, and child advocacy.Their activities relating to the family were divided into three main areas: family health and welfare, family education and awareness,and families at risk.Their actions concerned with the community were divided into three main areas: community welfare and involvement, community development and awareness, and community advocacy. Each of these main areas was chosen by over 50% of the organizations.Child health and development was selected by 96% of the respondents, family education and awareness by 87%, and community development and awareness by 86%. Itisinteresting to note that more organizations work to promote child health and development (96%) than child care ;nd education (84%), while the opposite is apparent for the family and the community. Actions tor family education and awareness (87%) and community development and awareness (86%) are slightly higher than those for family health and welfare (83%) and community welfare and involvement (84%). In addition, the organizations also assi ,t children (60%) and families (55%) at risk, and undertake advocacy for the community (63%) and for children(58%). 41 46 SURVEY FINDINGS Young Child Programmes Those organizations working in the Child Health and Development sector seem to give equal attention to the child development activit"Is as to health and nutrition activities. The wide range of actions demonstrates the many and lied needs of children in the region. The two activities (AIDS and mental health) chosen the least often are nevertheless attended to by over a quarter of the organizations. In the Child Care and Education sector, there are again a wide range of activities, each attended to by between one fifth and one half of the organizations. Preschool education, that is educating : caring for children above the age of 3, is covered by 50% of the organizations, while infant care fallsinthe realm of activities of 46%. More organizations provide home-based programmes (40%) or non-formal centre-based programmes (36%) than formal childcare centres (32%). A smaller number provide special education (25%) or foster care (23%). In this sector, the division between care and education is a very fine one, depending on the age of the children and the attitudes that caregivers, educators and parents have about the role of education in the development of the child between 0 and 6. Between 15% and 37% of the organizations work in the Child at Risk sector. This sector can be divided into three categories: activities for children with developmental/health difficulties, those for children abused by others, and activities for children in difficult situations.Children with special needs (36%) and developmental difficulties (28%) fallin the first category, child abuse/neglect (37%) and child prostitution (19%) in the second, and care for street children (29%), orphans (27%) and refugee children (20%) in the third. A quarter of the organizations work with children who have AIDS. The final sector of activities specifically dealing with children, Child Advocacy, was attended to by between 27% and 46% of the organizations. One third work to advocate the UN Convention on the Child, while 27% work in their own countries to promote child legislation. Family Programmes Between 27% and 68% of the organizations work in the Family Health and Welfare sector. Most of the actions indicated include both health and welfare components.Of primary importance is the welfare of the mother and infant (68%), while the well-being of the whole family through primary health care is attended to by 52%.Family planning assistance is provided by half of the organizations, while teenage pregnancy and AIDS/transmittable diseases are attended to by just over one third. When working in the Family Education and Awareness sector, over three quarters of the organizations provide education for parents/caregivers, while over half work specifically in the field of health education.Most of the organizations focus more on parent/caregiver education (78%) than on parent-to-be education (28%) or on the father's role (29%).Finally, it is clear from the responses that these organizations see their role more in providing education related to the child than in providing general education, such as literacy courses (28%). In the Family at Risk sector, poverty is the concern of the most organizations (39%), followed by teenage parents (32%) and single-parent families (31%).Parents with disabilities/AIDS are the focus of 25% of the organizations, while refugee, minority and migrant families are assisted by under one quarter of the organizations. Community Programmes Between 22% and 53% of the organizations work in the Community Welfare and Involvement sector.Social services (53%), health services (49%) and social welfare (42%) were chosen most often. Home visits, youth programmes and voluntary services are undertaken by slightly more than a third of the organizations. 47 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Community-based preschool/care (30%) and formal preschool care (27%) are provided by more organizations than parent-based preschool care or workplace childcare (both 22%). Between 23% and 56% of the organizations work inthe Community Development and Awareness sector. In general, responses indicate that more focus is placed on social welfare and social mobilization than on physical and economic improvements for the community as a whole: awareness raising (56%) and sociocultural environment (50%) versus water and environmental sanitation (38%), income-generating activities (34%), and physical upgrading (23%). The responses related to the Community Advocacy sector indicate that the organizations' first priority are the rights (47%) and protection (38%) of children.Approximately one third of the organizations promote general health policy (34%) and population policy (32%), whereas human rights (29%) and family legislation (23%) are less often targeted. How? The means The Questionnaire also solicited information on services provided by the organizations, their funding sources, annual budget and information sources.These responses provide a clearer picture of the organizations working with children, families and communities. Theservices providedrangefromdocumentation /informationactivities (77%) to counselling/guidance services (38%) and legal services (18%). The range of services provided reflects the variety of clients who depend on such activities, from individuals working with young children, to NGOs, governments, research institutes and other welfare organizations. Only 153 organizations responded to the question on funding sources. Such sources range from national governments (50%) and foreign aid programmes (44%) to NGOs (26%) and financial institutions (5%). Fundraising activities (34%) and funds received from private donations v.Y;:) are also significant sources, while self-financing activities, such as consulting fees (9%) and publications (5%) are limited sources of funding.Responses thus indicate that the need for funding requires some resourcefulness in accessing a variety of funding sources. As only 115 organizations responded to the question on the organization's budget,itis not possible toindicate exactly how much is available for early childhood care and education activities and related services in sub-Saharan Africa. The total sum of annual budgets indicated is US$ 66,477,820. While the actualfigure for each organization variesgreatly,the approximate average figure of US$ 578,000 per organization represents a considerable amount, when comparing it with the per capita GNP of most sub-Saharan African countries. Over three quarters of the organizations obtain information for their work from governmental agencies, national/local and international NGOs. UN agencies provide information to 67% of the organizations, while foundations are information sources for 25%. Between 30% and 67% of the organizations seek more specialized information from a range of other organizations, such as research institutes, hospitals, women's groups and parents' groups. With whom? The partners When undertaking their activities, many organizations recognize the benefits of working with partners to reach the goals identified. UN agencies are the partners of the largest number of organizations (67%), followed closely by national and local NGOs (64%).International NGOs and government agencies are called upon by over 50% of the organizations, while foundations and trade unioi,ate the partners of under 25%.A range of other organizations (such as women's groups, parents' groups and professional associations) were also identified as partners by between 25% and 50% of the organizations. 48 43 SURVEY FINDINGS Complementary approaches The results of this survey illustrate the complementary nature of the approaches and actions of organizations in the field of early childhood care, development and education. The activities of the organizations included in this Directory clearly emphasize the interdependence between actions aimed at children, those focusing on the family and those concerned with the community. These actions take into account the physical, intellectual, sociocultural and economicaspects of the environment the child lives in; thus involving aspects that not onlyconcern the child itself, but also his immediate family and his community. From this survey, it is apparent that topics which have captured the attention of organizations working in sub-Saharan Africa in the last decades, such as family planning, child immunization, mother and infant welfare or preschool education, are still of great importance. In addition, this survey also shows that such organizations have been able to respond rapidly to emerging critical issues, such as AIDS and children's rights. It is only by comparing these results with those of future studies that it will be possibleto better understand the vital role, contributions and achievements of these varied organizations in actions in favour of the young child, the family and the community. References Phi lista Onyango.'Issues of Early Childhood in East and Central Africa': Early Childhood Development - Essays with Perspectives from Africa, Lessons Learnt, No2,Redd Barna International Programme Department, Oslo, 1991. 4-i 49 DESCRIPTOR EQUIVALENCES 45 Equivalences of Descriptors used in the Profiles ENGLISH FRENCH PORTUGUESE 0-1 year infant nourisson (0-1 an) crianca (0-1 anos) 2-3 years child enfant (2-3 ans) crianca (2-3 anos) 4-5 years child enfant (4-5 ans) crianca (4-5 anos) advisory & support services services de conseil et soutien servicos de consulta e apoio technique AIDS SIDA SIDA AIDS/transmitable diseases SIDA/maladies transmissibles SIDA/doencas transmissiveis applied research recherche appliquee investigagdo aplicada audio-visual aids materiel audiovisuel ajudas audio-visuais (films/videos/slides/ posters) (films/videos/diapos/ affiches) (filmes/videos/slides/ posters) audio-visual service tcrvice audiovisuel servicos audio-visuais awareness raising eveil de conscience conscientizacao awareness raising/ advocacy eveil de conscience/ plaidoyer conscientizacao/ apoio basic research recherche de base investigacdo basica behavioural difficulties troubles du comportement dificuldades de comportamento boys garcons rapazes capitals or large cities capitales ou grandes villes capitais ou outras cidades grandes care services services d'accueil/soins servicos de prestacao de cuidados Central Africa Afrique centrale Africa central child abuse/neglect enfants maltraites/negliges abuso/negligencia infantil child advocacy defense/protection de ('enfant apoio infantil child care & education accueil et education de ('enfant cuidados/educacao da crianca child health & development sante/ developpement de satide/ desenvolvimento da ('enfant crianca child in multicultural setting enfant en milieu multiculturel crianca num ambiente multicultural child in rural setting enfant en milieu rural crianca num ambiente rural child in urban setting enfant en milieu urbain crianca num ambiente urbano 45' 53 ECCEDIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA child labour travail des enfants trabalho infantil child !agislation legislation sur l'enfance legislacao infantil child pornography pornographie infantile pornografia infantil child prostitution prostitution infantile prostituigao infantii child protection protection de l'enfance proteccdo de crianga child safety securite de ('enfant seguranca infantil child sponsorship/ adoption rdoption/parrainage d'enfants adopcao/patrocinio de criancas child-rearing practices puericulture praticas de puericultura Child-to-Child programmes programmes d'Enfant pour programas de Crianca para Crianca ('Enfant childhood disabilities handicaps infantils incapacidades da infencia childhood diseases/ weigth & maladies infantiles/croissance doencas/crescimento da crianca growth children enfants criancas children at risk enfants a risque criancas em risco children of war/conflict enfants de la guerre/de conflits crianpas vitimas de guerra/conflitos children with AIDS enfants sr ropositifs criancas corn SIDA children with special needs enfants avec des besoins criancas corn necessidades speciaux especiais children's rights droits de ('enfant direitos das criancas community communaute comunidade community advocacy defense/protection de la apoio comunitario communaute community development & developpement et eveil desenvolvimento e awareness communautaires conscientizacao da comunidade community groups groupements communautaires grupos comunitarios community health sante communautaire saude comunidade community leaders responsables communautaires chefes da comunidade community welfare & involvement participation/ bien-etre assistencia/ envolvimento da communautaires comunidade community-based preschool/care accueil/creches assistencia pre-escolar corn base communautaires na comunidade 54 47 DESCRIPTOR EQUIVALENCES computerized information service service d'information servigo de informagao informatise computarisada conferences/ seminars conferences/ seminaires conferencias/ seminarios counselling/guidance services services de guidance servigos de consulta/orientacao data collection/surveys toilette de dorinees/enquetes recolha de dados /estudos development of models/methods/ developpement de desenvolvimento de materials modeles/methodes/ materiels modelos/metodos/ materiais development of services elaboration de services desenvolvimento de servigos developmental difficulties troubles du developpement dificuldades de desenvolvimento disabled children enfants handicapes criancas incapacitadas documentation centre centre de documentation centro de documentagdo documentation/ information services de documentation/ servigos de documentagdo/ services information informagao early childhood development developpement de la prime desenvolvimento da infancia enfance early intervention - depistage precoce intervencao precoce East Africa Afrique de l'Est Africa oriental emotional development developpement affectif desenvolvimento emotional emotional difliculties troubles affectifs dificuldades emocionais families families familias families at risk families a risque familias em risco family famille familia family education & awareness education et eveil de la famille educacao/ consciencializagao da familia family guidance guidance familiaie orientagao da familia family health & welfare sante et bien-atre de la famille saiide e assistencia a familia family in multicultural setting famille en milieu multiculturel familia num ambiente multicultural family in rural setting famille en milieu rural familia num ambiente rural family in urban setting famille en milieu urbain familia num ambiente urbano family legislation legislation sur la famille legislagao sobre a familia family planning planning familial planeamento familiar 43 55 BEST COPY AVAILABLE ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA family services services pour les families servigos de familia family support groups groupes de soutien pour les grupos de apoio a familia families family welfare centres centres de protection familiale centros de assistencia A familia father's role role du pi re papel do pai formal childcare centres centres officiels d'accueil centros formais de prestacao de cuidados infantis formal preschool/care accueil/creches officielles assistencia pre-escolar formal foster care garde d'enfants prestacao de cuidados por pais adoptivos foundations fondations fundacOes girls filles raparigas governmental agencies agences gouvernementales agencies governamentais grant-making allocation de subventions provisao de fundos health care soins medicaux cuidados de saude health centres centres medicaux centros de satide health education education sanitaire educacdo sobre saiide health policy politique sanitaire politica de saiide health services services de sante servicos de sailde home visits visites A domicile visitas a casa home-based programmes programmes au coyer programas com base em casa hospitals/medical centres hopitaux/centres medicaux hospitais/centros medicos hotline, help/support services services d'aide/ soutien, servicos de linha aberta, telephone ajuda/apoio household food security security alimentaire du foyer seguranca alimentar do agregado familiar human rights droits de l'Homme direitos humanos illiterate analphabetes analfabetos immunization vaccinations imunizacao income-generation activities activites generatrices de actividades geradoras de revenus rendimentos 56 40 DESCRIPTOR EQUIVALENCES Indian Ocean Ocean Indien Oceano Indico infant care puericulture cuidados infantis information activities activites d'information actividades de informacao information campaigns campagnes d'information campanhas de informagao information exchange echange d'information troca de inforniacZes information/inquiry service service questions-reponses servico de preguntas e respostas insitution's activities reports rapports sur les activites de relathrios das actividades da l'oroanisation instituicao institution building/support creation/soutien d'institutions edificio/apoio da instituicao institutionalized children enfants en institutions criancas internadas em estabelecimentos de assists ncia instructional guides/manuals guides/manuels didactiques guias/manuais de instrucao integrated community programmes communautaires programas comunitarios programmes integres integrados integrated programming programmation integree programacao integrada intellectual/language developmentdeveloppement intellectuel/du desenvolvimento language intelectual/linguistico international NGOs ONG internationales NGOs internacionais issue-oriented documents/dossiers documents/dossiers documentos/dossiers orientados thernatiques para edicao learning difficulties troubles d'acquisitioin des dificuldades de aprendizagem connaissances legal services services juridiques servicos juridicos library bibliotheque biblioteca literacy alphabetisation instrucao literate personnes sachant lire et ecrire corn instrucao meetings/workshops reunions/colloques reuniries/workshops men hommes homens mental health sante mentale sakle mental migrants migrants migrantes minorities minorites minorias 57 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA mother & infant welfare soins de la mere et du assistencia mae e a crianca nourisson multicultural communities communautes multiculturelles comunidades multiculturais multiculturalism multiculturalisme multiculturalismo national/local NGOs ONG nationales/ locales NGOs nacionais/ locais networking contacts/partenariat redes non-formal centre-based programmes de centres orogramas nal° formais corn base programmes informels nos centres North Africa Afrique du Nord Africa do Norte nutrition education education nutritionnelle educacao sobre nutricao nutrition/feeding programmes nutrition/programmes nutricao infantil alimentaires on-line databases base de donnees sur serveurs sistemas con acesso directo a bases de dados oral rehydration retiydratation orale rehidratacdo oral orphans enfants orphelins orf dos outreach programmes/ extension programmes externes/ programas para o work vulgarisation exterior/trabalhos alargados paraprofessionals paraprofessionnels paraprofissionais parent-based preschool/care accueil/creches parentales assistencia pre-escolar corn base nos pais parent-to-be futurs parents futuros pais Parent-to-Parent programmes programmes Parents a Parents programas de Pais para Pais parent/caregiver education education des parents/aides educacao dos pais/prestadores de cuidados parent/child interaction, interactions parents/enfants, interaccdo/estimulo entre stimulation eveil pais/filhos parent/community programmes programmes pour parents/ programas pais /comunidades communautes parents parents pais parents' groups groupements de parents grupos de pais parents of children with disabilities parents d'enf ants handicapes pais de criancas corn incapacidades 58 /MINNIE. NunimMINIMINII DESCRIPTOR EQUIVALENCES parents with disabilities/AIDS parents handicapes/ pais con incapacidades/SIDA seropositifs periodicals/journals periodiques revistas/jornais physical development developpement physique desenvolvimento fisico physical upgrading amelioration de ('habitat melhona fisica policy politiques politicas policy advocacy soutien de politiques apoio as politicas policy development elaboration de politiques elaboracdo de politicas policy implementation execution de politiques implementacdo de politicas policy monitoring suivi de politiques verificacao de politicas policymakers decideurs politiques pessoas responsaveis pela elaboracao de politicas poor communities communautes pauvres comunidades pobres poor families families pauvres familias pobres population policy politique demographique politica relativa a populacao preschool education education prescolaire educacdo pre-escolar primary health care soins de sante primaires cuidados primarios de sat:1de professional associations associations professionnelles associacoes profissionais professionals prof essionnels profissionais programme/project design elaboration de concepcdo de . programmes/projets programas/projectos programme/project evaluation evaluation de avaliacdo de programas/projectos programmes/projets programme/project funding financement de f inanciamiento de programmes/projets programas/projectos programme/project execution de implementacao de implementation programmes/projets programas/projectos programmes/projects programmes/projects programas/projectos project f unding/cofinancing financement/ cofinancement de financiamiento/ cofinanciamiento projets de projectos provision of services fourniture de services prestacao de servicos publications service service de publications services de publicaciOnes BEST COPYAVAILAZLE w. 59 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA publications/ materials publications/materiels publicacOes/materiais publications/ materials design conception de concept-do de publications/materiels publicag8es/materiais publications/ materials distributiondistribution de distribuicao de publications/materiels publicagOes/materiais publications/ materials evaluation evaluation de avaliacao de publications/materiels publicapOes/materiais publications/ materials preparationpreparation de preparac-do de publications/materiels publicacOes/materiais radio/television/ media programmes de programas de radio/televisao/ programmes radio/television/media comunicacdo social recreational facilities installations de loisirs facilidades recreativas reference documents (directories, documents de reference documentos de ref erencia (listas, bibliographies) (repertoires, bibliographies) bibliografias) refugee children enfants ref ugies criancas ref ugiadas refugees ref ugies ref ugiados rehabilitation reeducation reabilitacdo religious organizations organisations religieuses organizacOes religiosas research recherche investigacam research institutes instituts de recherches institutos de investigacao research/ conferences reports rapports de recherche relaturios de investigacdo/ /conferences conferencias responsible parenthood parents responsables pais responsaveis rural areas and villages zones rurales et villages zonas rurais e aldeias rural communities communautes rurales comunidades rurais schools/universities ecoles/universites escolas/universidades services services servicos siblings freres/soeurs irm-dos single-parent families families monoparentales famflias su com um dos pais skills training developpement des tarmac-do especializada competences slums bidonvilles bairros da lata social development developpement social desenvolvimento social 60 DESCRIPTOR EQUIVALENCES marketing social social marketing marketing social mobilizacdo social social mobilization mobilisation sociale servicos sociais social services services sociaux assistencia social social welfare bien-etre social ambiente sociocultural sociocultural environment environnement socio-culturel socioeconomic environment environnement socio- ambiente socioecon6mico economique Africa meridional Southern Africa Afrique australe educagao especial special education education speciale crianQas da rua street children enfants des rues suburbios suburbs banlieues ajudas/conjuntos didaticos teaching aids/kits dossiers/auxiliaires educatifs technical services services techniques servicos tecnicos teenage parents parents adolescents pais adolescentes gravidez de adolescentes teenage pregnancy grossesse adolescente textbooks/ publications manuels/ouvrages livros de texto/ publicagOes towns and small cities petites/moyennes villes cidases e vilas brinquedos/materiais recreativos toys/recreational materials jouets/materiel educatif traditional support systems systemes traditionnels de sistemas de apoio tradicionais soutien formacao training formation training of caregivers formation d' aides formacao de prestadores de cuidados training of paraprofessionals formation de paraprofessionnels formacao de paraprofissionais training of parents formation de parents formacao de pais training of professionals formation de professionnels formacao de prof issionais training of students formation d'etudiants formagao de estudantes training of trainers formation de formateurs formacao de monitores organizac5es de formacao training organizations organismes de formation training/workshops formation/ateliers formacdo/workshops 5 -4 61 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA UN agencies agences des Nations Unies agendas da ONU UN Convention on the Child Convention des Nations Unies Convencao da ONU sobre a sur ('Enfant Crianpa unemployed ch6meurs desempregados university courses/ programmes programmes/cours cursos/programas universitarios universita*-es urban communities communautes urbaines comunidades urbanas voluntary services services benevoles services volunterios waf^r & environmental sanitation assainissement de saneamento da igua e do l'eau/renvironnement ambiente weaning practices sevrage praticas de desmame West Africa Afrique de l'Ouest Africa ocidental women femmes mulheres women's groups groupements de fernmes grupos de mulheres working parents parents travaillant pais que trabalham workplace childcare accueil/creches en entreprises assistencia infantil no local de trabalho youth jeunes jovens youth groups groupements de jeunes grupos de jovens youth programmes programmes pour les jeunes programas para jovens 62 55 PROFILES OF ORGANIZATIONS 5 3 PROFILES: ANGOLA (AO) ANGOLA Active hi: Angola Actions:Integrated programming Integrated Community programmes Training Policy Information activities ANGOLA Co-operation/Partnership Partners: nationaUlocal NGOs international NGOs Chicken under 6 Infant mortality Children under 6 School enrolment 11Thousentap er 1000 underweight (:%I rello ego. 6-11 UN agencies 1N6.90 1110-111 a/ 1110 Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns & small citiessuburbs 42 1836 137 Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development Ferrate Total lertilhy rate Current GNP Accese to 1.9 illterecy (pee worn.) tt,t41 .9 IU6 el heath owe 1%) physical development 1136.90 1926 61 social development 1190 intellectual/language development health care early childhood development nutrition/feeding 72 6.4 programmes Child care & education: formal childcare centres preschool education special education child safetychild adoption/sponsorship A0001 Child at risk: street childrenorphanschildren of INSTITUTO NACIONAL DA CRIANCA (INC) war/conflict National Institute for the Child Child advocacy: child protection UN Convention on the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 c/o UNDP, CP 910Luanda Angola years childchild in rural settingchild in urban setting Active in: Angola Integrated Actions: Integratedprogramming Family Programmes Community programmes Research Training Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Programmes/Projects educationnutrition education Co-operation/Partnership Community Programmes Partners: national/local NGOs UN agencies Community welfare & involvement: social welfare towns Target communities: rural areas & villages formal preschool/care community-based & small cities preschool/care Targetgroups:rural communities urban Young Child Programmes communitiespoor communities Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development childhood Services & Information healthcare immunization early Services: documentation/information services development Materials: audio-visual aids Child care & education: formal childcare centres (films/videos/slides/posters) preschool educationchild safety Publications: instructional guides/manuals Target groups: 0-1 year infant4-5 years child institution's activities reports Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver educationparent/child interaction, stimulation Target groups: parents of children with disabilities Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services home visits youth programmes workplace childcare Community development & awareness: sociocultural environmentphysical upgrading Community advocacy: children's rights Target groups: children A0002 SECRETARIA DE ESTADO DOS ASSUNTOS SOCIALS (SEAS) State Secretary for Social Affairs 117 Av. Hoji Ya Henda CP 102-C LuandaAngola Telephone: 340370 / 340480 Telex: 4087 SEAS AN Contact: Director Gabinete Tecnico Jose Antonio Ferreira Martins BEST COPYAVAILA,,,-1 r 65 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BENIN BJ004 ASSOCIATION POUR LA PREVENTION DE LA BENIN DELINQUANCE JUVENILE (APDJ) Children under 5 Inlent morn9hy Ch Arleen under 5 Sohool enrolment (Thou990 sandel undrneelgirt (1:1 ratio ages 9-11 Association for the Prevention of Juvenile Deliquency 1 ri9tIlta01996.901000 1990.99,a 1990 BP 9038CotonouBenin 890 90 54 Contact: President - Robert A. Dossou Forms, le Total tertIkty rate Current GNP Accent to In./ 1111teranyl%1 iTrer,...lornartl ;Tart (0981 health two 1141 1990 1996 bJ Aims: To help improve the living conditions of out-of- school and abandoned children. To increase national awarenessofparentalresponsibilities towards 84 7.1 390 children. To developamong these children appropriate activities, a sense of duty and the respect for well-done work. BJ003 Active in: Benin AFRICA-CULTURES Actions: Parent-to-Parent programmes Carre 6, Vieux Pont, BP 1245 CotonouBenin Parent/Communityprogrammes Training Program:nes/Projc,cts Informationactivities Contact: Vizir Akandd Olonfinji Networking Active in: Benin Co-operation/Partnership Actions: ResearchTrainingInformation activities Individual members: 30 Publications/Materials Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs UN agencies training organizations women's Co-operation/Partnership groupsyouth groupsparents' groups Local branches/offices: 20 Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Individual members: 3000 towns & small cities Partners: national/local NGOs training organizations research institutes Young Child Programmes schools/universities women's groups youth Child health & development: social development groupsparents' groups AIDS Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Child care & education: non-formal centre-based towns & small cities suburbs capital or large programmes recreationalfacilities special cities education Child at risk: behavioural difficulties emotional Young Child Programmes difficulties learning difficulties child Child health & development: social development abuse/neglectchild prostitutionstreet children intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban disabilities settingboysgirlsparentsfamily Target groups: parentsfamily Family Programmes Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Family health & welfare: family services educationfather's roleresponsible parenthood Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver parent-to-be educationliteracy Family at risk: teenage parents Family at risk: poor familiesunemployed Target groups: family in rural setting family in Target groups: illiterate urban settingmen women Community Programmes Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Community welfare & involvement: home visits traditional support systemssocial welfarehome voluntary servicesyouth programmes visitsvoluntary servicesyouth programmes Community development & awareness: awareness Community development & awareness: raising socioeconomic environmentsocial mobilization Community advocacy: children's rights income-generationactivities skillstraining Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban awareness raisingsocial marketing communitieschildrenyouthparentsfamilies Target groups:rural communities minorities parentsfamilies Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Services & Information documentation/information services information Services: advisory & support services campaigns documentation/information services information Information activities campaigns - in Benin: awarenessraising/advocacy Information activities training /workshops - in Benin: awareness raising/advocacy Publications: research/conferences reports hlateriaLs: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) Publications: institution's activities reports periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports BEST COPY 66 5 3 PROFILES: BENIN (BJ) Telephone: 30 04 26 B,1005 ASSOCIATION POUR LA PROMOTION SOCIALE Contact: Prof. Ren6 Gualbert Ahyi EDUCATIVE, CULTURELLE ET D'ALPHABETISATION DES ENFANTS Active in: Benin Actions:IntegratedCommunityprogrammes Association for the Social, Educational, Cultural and Research Training Programmes/Projects Literacy Promotion of Children ServicesNetworking Porto-Novo Co-operation/Partnership Siege C/147 Houinmeygbedytomede Partners: international NGOs schools/universities Benin Target communities: suburbs Active in: Benin Actions: Child-to-Child programmes Research Young Child Programmes Training Information activities Child health & development: emotional development Publications/Materials social development physical development childhooddiseases/growth health care immunization early childhood development Co-operation/Partnership nutrition/feeding Local branches/offices: 2 mental healthoral rehydration Member organizations: 3 programmes NGOs Child care & education: infant care Partners: national/local professional 4-5 asscciationsyouth groups Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child Target communities: rural areas & villagessuburbs years childchild in urban settingboysgirls capital or large cities parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals family Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development Family Programmes physical development Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare social development family planning household intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood primary health care disabilities immunization nutrition/feeding food security family services health centres family support groups programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child care & education: non-formal centre-based nutrition programmes formalchildcare centres education child-rearingpractices recreational facilitiesdisabled childrenpreschool educationhealth educationweaning practices unemployed educationchild safetyfoster care Family at risk: poor families Child at risk: child abuse/neglectstreet children Target groups: family in urban setting family in orphans multicultural settingworking parents siblings Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights illiterateliteratemen women Target groups: 4-5 years child childin urban settingboysparentsprofessionals Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Family Programmes health serviceshome visitsyouth programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Community development & ,awareness: community educationnutrition educationliteracy health social mobilization income-generation Family at risk: poor familiesunemployed activities skills training awareness raising Target groups: family in rural setting parents of social marketing children with disabilitiesilliterateliterate Community advocacy: health policy population policy Community Programmes Target groups: urban communities multicultural Community welfare & involvement:traditional communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth support systems social welfare home visits parentsfamiliesprofessionals voluntary services Community development & awareness:social Services & Information mobilization Materials: teaching aids/kitsfiles on patients Community advocacy: human rights Target groups: rural communitieschildrenyouth parents 13.1007 Services & Information Services: documentation/information services COMITE NATIONAL DU BENIN POUR LA information campaigns PROMOTION DE LA FAMILLE (CNBPF) Information activities Benin National Committee for the Promotion of the - in Benin: awareness raising/advocacy Publications: institution's activities reports Family BP 1486 CotonouBenin Telephone: 32 00 49Telex: 5111 8,1006 CENTRE 'MEDICAL SOLIDARITE AGI,A Contact: Directeur Ex6cutif - Roger Danlodji Solidarity Agla Medical Centre Founded: 1971 Staff: 54 salaried Current budget: USS 508154 Ccrcle d'Etudcs psyehiatiqucs du Benin BP 04-1044 CotonouBenin vJ 67 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Aims: To promote family planning. To provide services in the field of family health. To undertake awareness Active in: Benin raising actions in favour of family planning. Actions: Research Active in: Benin Co- operation /Partnership Actions: IntegratedCommunityprogrammes Individual members: 34 Programmes/Projects Services Information Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs activities governmental agencies UN agencies Target communities: towns & small citiescapital or Co-operation/Partnership large cities Memberof: InternationalPlanned Parenthood Federation-IPPF (UK) Young Child Programmes Local branches/offices: 6 Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation Member organizations: 8 children's rights UN Convention on the Child Partners: national/local NGOs international NGOs Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 UN agencies training organizations years childchild in rural settingchild in urban schools/universities hospitals/medical centres settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls religious organizationsprofessional associations parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals community groupstrade unionswomen's groups policymakersfamily youth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Family Programmes & small citiescapital or large cities Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver educationliteracy Young Child Programmes Target groups: family in rural setting family in Child health & development: social development urban setting family inmulticulturalsetting Target groups: parentsfamily workingparents parentsofchildrenwith disabilities siblings illiterate literate men Family Programmes women professionals paraprofessionals Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare policymakerscommunity family planning Familyeducation & awareness: responsible Community Programmes parenthood Community welfare & involvement: home visits Target groups: family in rural setting family in Community development & awareness: urban setting familyinmulticultural setting sociocultural environment awareness raising working parentsmen women Community advocacy: family legislationchildren's rightschild protectionhuman rights Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Services & Information social welfarevoluntary services Services: advisory & support services outreach Community development & awareness: community programmes/extension work healthawareness raising Community advocacy: health policy population policy Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiesmulticultural communitiesparents BJ009 families ENFANTS SOLIDAIRES D'AFRIQUE ET DU MONDE (ESAM) Services & Information Services: care services documentation /information Solidarity among Children of Africa and the World services radio/television/med programmes information campaigns BP 08-0049 CotonouBenin Information activities - in Benin:awarenessraising/advocacy Contact: PrCsident - A. Norbert Fanou-Ako conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Founded: 1987 Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) Aims: To undertakeactionsasamultidisciplinary Publications: institution's activities reports organization. To provide communities, parents and all periodicals/journals those living in unfavorable situations the means to Recentpublications:ProjctNationalBien-etre achieve self-sufficiency in the areas where they live, Familial afteridentifyingtheirneedsandthroughtheir participation. To help people become responsible for themselves and learn to meet the needs of children. Active in: Benin BJ008 Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child DEFENSE DES ENFANTS INTERNATIONAL - programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes BENIN (DEI-Benin) Integrated Community programmes Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Defence for Children International - Benin Training Programmes/Projects Services Informationactivities Publications/Materials BP 03-3105CotonouBenin NetworkingGrant-making Telephone: 31 49 05 Co -operation /Partnership Member of: International Association for Volunteer Contact:SeeretaireG6neral- Felieit6Talon 'esse Effort - IAVE (Australia) Attouandogbo Local branches/offices: 1 68 1'1 PROFILES: BENIN (BJ) Individual members: 80 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Services & Information governmental agencies UN agencies training Services: organizations legal services careservices research institutes documentation /information schools/universities hospitals/medical centres services outreach religious organizations programmes/extension work professional associations radio/television/media community groupsfoundationswomen's groups programmes hotline, youth groups help/support services parents' groups Information activities Target communities: ruralareas & villagesslums - in Benin: awareness raising/advocacy towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Publications:textbooks/publications institution's activities reports issue-oriented Young Child Programmes documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Child health & development: emotionaldevelopment social development physical development Comments: ESAM also undertakes cultural intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood actions: diseases/growth management of a children's culturalgroup, public childhood disabilitieshealth care awareness about immunization and schooling of immunization early childhood development children. early intervention mental health AIDS oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-basedprogrammes non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal childcare centres recreationalfacilities infant BJ010 care disabled children preschool education FOI El PARTACE- ASSOCIATION multiculturalismchild safetyfoster carechild adoption/sponsorship HUMANITAIRE DES TRAVAILLEURS Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural CIIRETIENS DU CNIIU difficulties emotional difficulties learning Faith and Sharing- CNHU Christian Workers' difficulties child abuse/neglect child pornography child labour child prostitution Humanitarian Association street children refugee children children with AIDS orphans children with special needs BP 04-157Cotonou Benin children of war/conflict Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation Telephone: 30 00 21 children's rights UN Conventionon the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Contact: Animateur- Dr Ren6 Hodonou years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Active in: Benin parents siblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals Actions: Programmes/Projects Services policymakersfamily Networking Family Programmes Co-operation/Partnership Family health & welfare: mother &infant welfare Individual members: 40 primary health care family planning teenage Partners: national/local NGCNinternational NGOs pregnancy household foodsecurity family hospitals/medical centresreligious organizations services health centres AIDS /transmitablc Target communities: ruralareas & villagestowns diseasesfamily support groups & small cities Family education &awareness: parent/caregiver education parent/child interaction, stimulation Young Child Programmes father's role nutrition educationhealth education Child health & development: socialdevelopment responsible parenthoodparent-to-beliteracy health care Family at risk: refugees single-parent families Child care & education: non-formalcentre-based teenage parents poorfamilies migrants programmeschild adoption/sponsorship unemployedparents with disabilities/AIDS Child at risk: orphanschildren with special needs Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting familyinmulticultural setting Family Programmes workingparents parentsofchildrenwith Family health & welfare: household disabilities food security siblii gs illiterate literate men Family at risk: single-parent familiespoor families women professionals paraprofessionals unemployed policymakers community Target groups: family in multiculturalsetting Community Programmes Services & Information Community welfare & involvement: socialservices Services:counselling/guidanceservices care health services social welfare home visits serviceshotline, help/support services voluntary servicesyouth programmes Materials: toys/recreational materials Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Comments: The organization alsoprovides children environment physical upgrading community with school supplies. health water & environmental sanitation social mobilization income-generation activities skills trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees poor communitieschildren youth parents families professionals paraprofessionals policymakers community leaders G 69 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Co- operation /Partnership BJ011 Partners: national/local NGOs international NGOs GROUPE ENFANT ET L'ENVIRONNEMENT trainingorganizations schools/universities youth (AJAED) religious organizations women's groups groupsparents' groups Child and Environment Group Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large BP 110019 CotonouBenin cities Active in: Benin Young Child Programmes Actions:Child-to-Childprogrammes Parent-to- Child health & development: emotion' development Parent programmes Research social development physical development Publicatiuns/MaterialsNetworking intellectual/language developmentearly childhood development mental health Co-operation/Partnership Child care & education: recreationalfacilities Target communities: rural areas & villages capital multiculturalism or large cities Child at risk: child abuse/neglectchild labour Child advocacy: children's rights UN Convention Young Child Programmes on the Child Child health & development: emotional development Target groups: 4-5 years childchild in rural setting social development physical development child in urban setting child in multicultural intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood settingboysgirlsparentssiblings diseases /growthimmunization Child at risk: child abuse/neglectchild labour Family Programmes Child advocacy: child protection Family health & welfare: family services Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban Familyeducation & awareness: parent/child settingboysgirls interaction, stimulationhealth educationliteracy Family Programmes Family at risk: minoritiessingle-parent families Family health & welfare: primary health care poor families household food securityfamily services Target groups: family in rural setting family in Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver urban setting familyinmulticultural setting education parent/child interaction, stimulation literate nutrition educationhealth education Family at risk: poor familiesunemployed Community Programmes Target groups: family in rural setting family in Community welfare & involvement: social welfare urban settingworking parentsparents of children homevisits voluntaryservices youth with disabilitiessiblingsilliterateliteratemen programmes women professionalscommunity Community development & awareness: physical upgrading water & environmental sanitation Community Programmes Community advocacy: children's rights Community welfare & involvement: health services social welfarehome visitsvoluntary services Services & Information youthprogrammes workplacechildcare Services: advisory & support services community-based preschoollcare counselling /guidance services Community development & awareness: Materials: toys/recreational materials sociocultural environmentwater & environmental Publications: instructional guides/manuals sanitationawareness raising institution's activities reportsresearch/conferences Community advocacy:children'srights child reports protection Targetgroups: rural communities urban Comments: Theorganizationused tobecalled communitieschildrenyouth "Mouvement Coeurs Vaillants et Ames Vaillantes". Services & Information Publications: institution's activities reports BJ013 PROGRAMME L'ENFANT POUR L'ENFANT BJ012 Child to Child Programme MOUVEMENT D'APOSTOLAT DES ENFANTS DU BENIN (MADEB) BP 370 CotonouBenin Children Apostolate Movement of Benin Contact: Prisquc Sinzogan Secretariat National, Active in: Benin BP 03-2800CotonouBenin Actions:Child-to-Child programmes Integrated Community programmes Research Training Telephone: 33 04 30 Policy Programmes/Projects Services Information activitiesNetworking Contact: Responsable nationale - Gisele Toudonou Co-operation/Partnership Active in: Benin, francophonc East Africa, West Africa Member organizations: yes Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs programmesResearchTraining religious organizations 70 6°ti PROFILES: BENIN (BJ) Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Training Programmes/Projects Information & small citiescapital or large cities activitiesNetworking Young Child Programmes Co-operation/Partnership Child health & development: emotional development Member organizations: 2 social development physical development Partners: national/local NGOs international NGOs childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities UN agencies training organizations health care immunization oral rehydration schools/universities religiousorganizations nutrition/feeding programmes professional associations community groups Child care & education: recreationalfacilities women's groupsyouth groupsparents' groups disabled children Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Child at risk: child abuseineglect & small citiescapital or large cities Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Young Child Programmes settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Child health & development: emotional development parentssiblingsfamily social development physical development health ,re immunization nutrition/feeding Family Programmes progra,ies Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child care & education: home-based programmes primary health care household food security recreational facilities institutionalized children family servicesfamily guidance disabled childrenrehabilitationfoster care Familyeducation & awareness:parent/child Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth difficulties emotionaldifficulties child educationweaning practices abuse/neglect child labour street children Family at risk: poor familiesunemployed orphanschildren with special needs Target groups: family in rural setting family in Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation urban settingparents of children with disabilities children's rights UN Convention on the Child illiterateliteratemen women Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingtoysgirls Community Programmes parentssiblingsparaprofessionalspolicymakers Community welfare & involvement: social services family traditional support systemshealth servicessocial welfarevoluntary servicesyouth programmes Family Programmes formal preschool/care community-based Family health & welfare: primary health care preschool/care family guidancefamily support groups Targetgroups: rural communities urban Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver communities multicultural communities poor education parent /child interaction, stimulation communitieschildienyouthparentsfamilies father's re' nutrition educationhealth education community leaders responsible parenthoodparent-to-beliteracy Family at risk: minoritiessingle-parent families Services & Information teenage parentspoor familiesunemployed Services: documentation/information services Target groups: family in urban setting family in information campaigns multicultural settingworking parentsparents of Information activities children with disabilities siblings illiterate - in Benin:awarenessraising/advocacy literate men women professionals publication service paraprofessionalspolicymakerscommunity Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution's activities reportsperiodicals/journals Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily welfare centres social welfare home visits BJ014 voluntary servicesyouth programmes Community development & awareness: PROJET ENFANTS EN SITUATION DIFFICILE sociocultural environment socioeconomic Children in Difficult Condition Project environment physical upgrading community health water & environmental sanitation social mobilization income-generationactivities Service Diocdsain de De.veloppement et d 'Action awareness raising Caritative, Archev6che de Cotonou BP 01-3622Cotonou Community advocacy: family legislationchildren's Benin rightshuman rights Telephone: 32 14 46 Target groups: urban communities multicultural communities minorities poor communities children Contact: Responsable - Jean-Baptiste Babo youthparentsfamiliesprofessionals paraprofessionals policymakers community Founded: 1987 leaders Aims: To undertake actions in favour of street children. Services & Information To support and assist them in their activities, and to Services: encourage them in their initiatives. To provide them legal services care services withan documentation/information services information adequate environmenttofacilitatetheir campaigns integration into society. Information activities Active in: Benin - inBenin:awarenessraising/advocacy training/workshops Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent Materials: programmesIntegrated Community programmes audio-visual aids Parent/Community (films/videos/slides/posters) toys/recreational programmes Research materials 63 71 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Publications: research/conferences reports Information activities - in Benin: awareness raising/advocacy Publications: institution s activities reports Comments: The organisation can also be contacted at B.1015 BP 8178, Cotonou, Benin. SURVIE DE LA MERE ET DE L'ENFANT Child and Mother Survival BP 72Dassa-Zoutne Benin BJ016 TERRE DES 110MMES - BENIN Telephone: 301320 / 301397 Telex: s/c Unicef Benin BP 04-924Cotonou Benin Contact: Secretaire General - Bernard Gnantonnou Telephone: 30 00 21 Active in: Benin Contact: Responsable des Programmes SociauxRose- Actions:Child-to-Child programmes Training Marie Bidouzo Programmes/Projects Informationactivities Publications/Materials Active in: Benin Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent Co-operation/Partnership programmes Programmes/Projects Services - Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Networking UN agencies training organizations hospitals/medical centres community groups Co-operation/Partnership women's groupsyouth groupsparents' groups Local branches/offices: 2 Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs towns & small citiessuburbs governmentalagencies UN agencies hospitals/medical centresreligious organizations Young Child Prop-aromes Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Child nealth & opment: emotional development towns & small cities suburbs capital or large social deve: childhood diseases/growth cities immunization ..:nildhood developmentoral rehydrationnutntiodfeeding programmes Young Child Programmes Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Child health & development: emotional development programmesdisabled childrenchild safety social development physical development Child at risk: child abuse/neglect intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood Child advocacy: child protection UN Convention on diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care the Child immunization early childhood development Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 early intervention oral rehydration years child childinrural setting parents nutrition/feeding programmes policymakersfamily Child care & education: home-based programmes formal childcare centreschild safetyfoster care Family Programmes child adoption/sponsorship Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child at risk: child abuse/neglectchild labour primary health care family planning teenage street childrenorphanschildren of war/conflict pregnancyfamily services Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver UN Convention on the Child education parent/child interaction, stimulation Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 father's rolenutrition educationhealth education years childchild in rural settingchild in urban responsible parenthoodparent-to-be settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Family at risk: poor families parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals Target groups: family in rural setting illiterate policymakcrsfamily women policymakcrs Family Programmes Community Programmes Family health & welfare: primary health care Community welfare & involvement: social services household food securityfamily services health traditional support systemshealth servicessocial centresfamily guidancefamily support groups welfare home visitsvoluntary services youth Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver programmes education parent/child interaction, stimulation Community development & awareness: community father's rolenutrition educationhealth education health water & environmental sanitation social responsible parenthood mobilization income-generationactivities Family at risk: single-parent familiespoor families awareness raising Target groups: family in rural setting family in Community advocacy: population policychildren's urban setting siblings illiterate rightschild protection paraprofessionalspolicymakers Targetgroups: rural communities poor communities children parents policymakcrs Community Programmes community leaders Community welfare & involvement: health services social welfarehome visitsvoluntary services Services & Information youth programmes Services: care services documentation/information Community development & awareness: community services outreach programmes/extension work health informationcampaigns hotline,help/support Community advocacy:healthpolicy children's services rightschild protection Target groups: children 72 PROFILES: BENIN (BJ) parenthood parent-to-be literacy weaning Services & Information practices Services: care services Family at risk: minorities refugeessingie-parent Materials:teachingaids/kits toys/recreational familiesteenage parentspoor familiesmigrants materials unemployedparents with disabilities/AIDS Publications: institution's activities reports Target groups: family in rural setting family in periodicals/journals urban setting familyinmulticultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith disabilities siblings illiterate literate men women professionals paraprofessionals policymakerscommunity BJ017 TOMORROW CHILDREN (TC) Community Programmes Les Enfants de Demain Community welfare & involvement: social services health services social welfare home visits voluntary servicesyouth programmesworkplace BP 9184CotonouBenin childcarecommunity-based preschool/care Community development & awareness: Contact: Etienne D. Oussou sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment Active in: Benin physical upgrading community health water & environmental sanitationsocial Actions:Child-to-Childprogrammes Parent-to- Parent mobilization income-generationactivities programmes Parent/Community awareness raisingsocial marketing programmes Research Programmes/Projects Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family Informationactivities Publications /Materials legislation Networking population policy children's rights Grant-making child protectionhuman rights Target Co- operation /Partnership groups: rural communities urban communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees Local branches/offices: 2 minorities Individual members: 20 poor communitieschildrenyouth parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals Partners: national/local NGOs UN agencies policymakerscommunity leaders schools /universities religiousorganizations community groups women's groups parents' groups Services & Information Services: documentation/information services Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums information campaigns towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Information activities cities - in Benin: awareness raising/advocacy Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood BJ018 diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care immunization early childhood development VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS ABOMEY- CALAVI early intervention mental health AIDS oral Abotney-Calavi SOS Children's Village rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home -based programmes BP 82Abomey-CalaviBenin recreational facilitiesinfant carerehabilitation preschooleducation specialeducation Telephone: 360068 multiculturalismchild safetyfoster care Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Contact: DirecteurLucien Lemarie difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning Founded: 1987 difficulties child abuse/neglect child Staff: 42 salaried pornography child labour child prostitution Current budget: USS 191235 street children refugee children children with AIDS orphans children with special needs Aims: To provide care for orphans and abandoned children of war/conflict children. To create sociomedical structures to assist in Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation childcare. To establish villages that offer children a children's rightsUN Convention on the Child family-like environment. Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Active in: Benin settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Actions: ServicesInformation activities parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals policymakersfamily Co-operation/Partnership Member of: SOS Kinderdorf International (Austria) Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Young Child Programmes primary health care family planning teenage Child health & development: health care pregnancy householdfoodsecurity family Child care & education: home-based programmes services healthcentres familyguidance AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily support groups Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education education child-rearing practices parent/child Family at risk: single-parent families interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition education health education responsible BEST COPY AVAILABLE 65 73 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Community development & awareness: physical upgrading community health Services & Information Services: documentation/information services Information activities - in Benin: training/workshops E0 74 PROFILES: BOTSWANA(BW) BOTSWANA BotswanaMaternal,ChildHealthandFamily Planning Programme (1989) BOTSWANA BWO2O NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT Chlklean under 6 Infant mortaftty Clildran under 6 School onto/moot (Thous:aro:MI 744701000 una ratio a9. 611 1060 1900.00 a/i 1%1 1090 RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION (NIR) Institut National de Recherche sur le Developpement et 264 67 16 84 de Documentation Forna4 Total fertility nit Currant QhIP Acorsa to local liktersoy1%) mciaolta CUM htsIth cana( %) University of Botswana 191,0 Itrn1 1996 h/ Private Bag 0022 Gaborone Botswana 36 7.1 1030 66 Telephone: 356364 / 356365 Telex: 2429 BD Fax: 357573 Contact: Director Ansu Dalta BW019 Founded: 1975 Staff: 23 salaried FAMILY HEALTH DIVISION Current budget: USS 350000 Division de la Sante Fatniliale Aims: To developtheresearchinfrastructureof P.O. Box 992 Gaborone Botswana Botswana. To carry out socioeconomic and environmentalresearch. To disseminateresearch Telephone: 353561 findings. Contact:PrincipalFamilyHealthOfficer L.T. Active in: Botswana Lesetedi Actions:Integratedprogramming Training Founded: 1979 Information activities Staff: 62 salaried Co-operation/Partnership Aims: To promote the health of mothers and children. Memberof:AfricanEnergyPolicyResearch To ensure the implementation of the country's family Network-AFREPREN (Botswana), Southern health programme. To monitor and evaluate the African Development Research Association- country's family health programme. SADRA (Lesotho) Active in: Botswana Young Child Programmes Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Child health & development: health care early programmes Parent/Community programmes childhood development nutrition/feeding TrainingInformation activities programmes Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Young Child Programmes programmespreschool education Child health & development: childhood disabilities healthcare earlychildhooddevelopment Family Programmes nutrition/feeding programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child care & education: infant care Familyeducation& awareness:child-rearing institutionalized children practices Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Family at risk: single-parent families Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights Community Programmes Family Programmes Community development & awareness: Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare sociocultural environment Familyeducation & awareness: child-rearing practices Services & Information Family at risk: single-parent families Services: advisory & support services documentation/information services Community Programmes Information activities Community welfare & involvement: social services -inBotswana:information/inquiryservice Community development & awareness: documentation centre library publications sociocultural environment service conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information Services & Information service Services: advisory & support services Membership in on-line databases: ERIC documentation/information services Publications:textbooks/publications institution's Information activities activities reports -inBotswana:awarenessraising/advocacy library audio-visual service conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Publications: textbooks/publications Recent publications: Botswana Family Health Survey II(1988) Report antheEvaluation of the BEST COPYAVAILAV__E pl 75 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Services & Information BURKINA FASO Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services documentation/information services Information activities - in Burkina Faso: awarenessraising/advocacy BURKINA FASO documentation centre audio-visual service publicationsservice conferences/seminars Ch 9dNio 90495 Infant modaNty Chadmn (9919, school an:T*1.m Ithatessadal rlgazo1000 trIderweight 1141 r9110 are 1511 training/workshops 1950 11190.811 a/ 11190 1819 138 28 BF022 Ferns!. Total fertility rate Currr-0 GNP Aeoes to 100a1 99terbey 041 (paw wornanl rienaapfla 0.1511 beak* care I'%1 1990 1996-90 1986 Of CENTRE MURAZ - INSTITUT SCIENTIFIQUE TECHNIQUE OPERATIONNEL DE RECHERCHE 91 5.6 210 INTERNATIONALE SUR LES MALADIES INFECTIEUSES AFRICAINES (Centre Muraz ISTORIA) BF021 Muraz Centre - Scientific and Technical Institute for ASSOCIATION BOURKINABE POUR LE BIEN- International Research on African Infectious bisects,: ETRE FAMILIAL (ABBEF) Bobo-DioulassoBurkina Faso Family Well-Being Association of Burkina Faso 01 BP 153 Telephone: (226) 982975 / 981872 01 BP 535 Ouagadougou 01Burkina Faso Fax: (226) 980260 Telephone: 310598 Contact: DirecteurProf. Joan Paul Chiron Founded: 1939 Contact: Secretaire Executif-Dr Andre Dedouza Staff: 82 salaried Gnoumou Current budget: USS 1277372 Founded: 1979 Staff: 31 salaried1500 non-salaried Aims: To undertake basic and applied multidisciplinary research programmes in the fields of immunization, Aims: To provide information, education, services and malaria, diarrhoeal and sexually-transmitable training programmes in the field of family planning. diseases. To respond to the applied research, training To promote the development of resources in family and technical expertise needs of OCCGE Member planning. states in various fields. To undertake coordination and cooperation actions with other OCCGE institutes. Active in: Burkina Faso Actions: Integrated programming Active in: Burkina Faso, Mauritania, Senegal, COte Parent/Communityprogrammes Training d'Ivoire, Togo, Benin, Niger, Mali, Guinea Programmes/Projects Services Information Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated activitiesNetworking Community programmes Research Training Programmes/Projects Services Information Co-operation/Partner .hip activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking Memberof:International PlannedParenthood Federation -IPPF (UK) Co -operation /Partnership Member of:Organisation de Coordinationet de Young Child Programmes Cooperation pourlaLutte contrelesGrandes Child health & development: health care Endemics -OCCGE (Burkina Faso) Child care & education: home-based programmes l'artners: international NGOs governmental non-formal centre-based programmes agenciesresearch institutesschools/universities Child at risk: child abuse /neglect children with hospitals/medical centres special needs Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Child advocacy: children's rights & small citiescapital or large cities Family Programmes Young Child Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child health & development: childhood family planningteenage pregnancy diseases/growthhealth careimmunizationearly Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver intervention AIDS oral rchydration education parent/child interaction, stimulation nutrition/feeding programmes responsible parenthoodparent-to-be Child at risk: children with AIDS Family atrisk:single-parentfamilies teenage Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 parents years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Family Frogratnmes Community development & awareness: community Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare healthawareness raising primary health careAIDS/transrnitable diseases Community advocacy: children's rights Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver educationhealth education BEST COPY AttPii.,,A!71.E 76 68 PROFILES: BURKINA FASO (BF) Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban nettingmen women Family Programmes Familyhealth & welfare: AIDS/transmitablc Community Programmes diseases Community welfare & involvement: health services family welfare centres Community Programmes Community development & awareness: community" Community development & awareness: community health water & environmentalsanitation health awareness raising Targetgroups: rural communities urban Services & Information communitieschildrenyouthparentsfamilies Services: documentation/information services information campaigns Services & Information Information activities Services: advisory & support services -inBurkinaFaso:documentationcentre documentation/informationservices university publicationsservice conferences/seminars courses/programmes technical services training/workshops computerized information information campaigns service Information activities Publications: institution's activities reports issue- - in Burkina Faso: documentation centrelibrary oriented documents/dossiersresearch/conferences conferences/seminarstraining/workshops reports in other countries: documentation centrelibrary conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Publications: institution's activities reports issue- oriented documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports referencedocuments (directories, BF024 bibliographies) SECRETARIAT D'ETAT A L'ACTION SOCIALE ET A LA FAMILLE State Secretariat for Social Action and the Family BF023 Ministere de Is Sante, de l'Action Socialc et de la ORGANISATION DE COORDINATION ET DE Famine COOPERATION POUR LA LUTTE CONTRE LES 01 BP 515Ouagadougou 01Burkina Faso GRANDES ENDEMIES (OCCGE) Telephone: 306875 Telex: SE. GE. GOUV. 5555 Organization for Co-ordination arul Co-operation in the Control of Major Endemic Diseases Active in: Burkina Faso Actions:IntegratedCommunityprogrammes 01 BP 153 Bobo-Dioulasso 01Burkina Faso Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Training Programmes/Projects Services Telephone: 981986 Telex: 8260 BF Networking Fax: (226) 980629 Co-operation/Partnership Contact: Secretaire Gcncral- Dr Youssouf Kane Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Founded: 1960 governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations schools/universities professional Aims: To promote cooperation between Member states associationswomen's groupsyouth groups and oversee the coordination of their actions in favour Target communities: rural areas & villages towns of health development in West Africa. To collect and & small citiessuburbscarital or large cities disseminate health data atthe regionallevel. To encourage quality research meeting the priorities of Young Child Programmes Member states. To provide technical expertisein Child care & education: formal childcare centres public health. To undertake efficient disease and recreational facilities institutionalized children epidemic control. To take part in the training of health preschool educationchild adoption/sponsorship promoters at all levels. Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights UN Convention on the Child Activein:BurkinaFaso,Benin,Mali,Senegal, Target groups: 0-1 year infant 4-5 years child Mauritania, Cote d'Ivoire, Niger, Togo child in rural settingchild in urban settingfamily Actions: ResearchTrainingProgrammes/Projects Informationactivities Publications/Materials Networking Family Programmes Familyhealth& welfare:familyplanning Co-operation/Partnership household food securityfamily services Partners:international NGOs Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver UN agencies education lc-search institutes schools/universities child-rearing practices father's role hospitals/medical centres nutrition educationhealth educationresponsible parenthood Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums parent-to-be literacy weaning towns & small cities suburbs capital or large practices cities Family atrisk:single-parentfamilies teenage parentspoor families Young Child Programmes Target groups: family in rural setting family in Child urban settingworking parentsparents of children health & development: childhood v 'h diseases/growthhealth careimmunization disabilities illiterate literate women early community intervention AIDS oralrchydration nutrition/feeding programmes G3 77 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Community Programmes Child care & education: non-formal centre-based programmes institutionalized children disabled Community welfare & involvement: social services preschool education traditional support systemshealth servicessocial children rehabilitation formal child protection welfarehome visitsyouth programmes emotional preschool/care Child at risk: developmental difficulties Community development & awareness: physical difficulties child abuse /neglect child labour water& street childrenchildren with AIDS orphans upgrading communityhealth child legislation environmental sanitation socialmobilization Child advocacy: child protection activities skillstraining children's rights UN Convention on the Child income-generation Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 awareness raising child in urban advocacy:healthpolicy family years chilci child in rural setting Community girls parents policymakers legislation population policychildren's rights setting boys child protectionhuman rights family Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth Family Programmes professionals community Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare parents families family planning teenage leaders primary health care pregnancy householdfoodsecurity health centres AIDS /transmitablc diseases Services & Information Family education & awareness: nutrition education Services: advisory & support services services technical health educationliteracyweaning practices documentation/information poorfamilies parentsw; services radio/television/media programmes Familyatrisk: disabilities/AIDS information campaigns Target groups: family in rural setting family in Information activities women community - in Burkina Faso: awarenessraising/advocacy urban settingilliterate Materials: audio-visual aids Community Programmes (films/videos/slides/posters) Community welfare & involvement: social services Publications: instructional guides/manuals reports issue-oriented health servicessocial welfare institution'sactivities Community development & awareness: community documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports social reference documents (directories, bibliographies) health water & environmental sanitation mobilization income-generationactivities awareness raisingsocial marketing Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family legislation population policychildren's rights 111:025 child protectionhuman rights urban UNICEF FIELD OFFICE - BURKINA FASO Targetgroups: rural communities communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth Bureau UNICEF Burkina Faso parents families policymakers community leaders 01 BP 3420Ouagadougou 01Burkina Faso Services & Information Telephone: 30 04 00 Telex: 5357 BF Services: advisory & support services Fax: 226 30 09 68 documentation/information services radio/television/media programmes information Contact: Representant campaigns Information activities Active in: Burkina Faso - in Burkina Faso: awarenessraising/advocacy Actions: Integrated programming Child-to-Child conferences/seminarstraining/workshops programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes Materials: audio-visual aids Integrated Community programmes (films/videos/slides/posters) toys/recreational Parent/Communityprogrammes Research materials Training Policy Programmes/Projects Publications: instructional guides/manuals Informationactivities Publications /Materials textbooks/publications institution'sactivities Networking reports periodicals/journals issue-oriented documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports Co-operation/Partnership reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations research institutes schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religiousorganizations community groups women's groupsyouth groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood diseases /growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care immunization early childhood development early intervention mental health AIDS oral rchydrationnutrition/feeding programmes 78 70 PROFILES: BURUNDI (BI) BURUNDI Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Community development & awareness:social mobilizationincome-generation activities Community advocacy: child protection BURUNDI Target groups: childrenyouth Checken under 6 Infant rottts/Ity Ch Ikken under 5 School enrolment underwetpht (It ; ratio are 5.11 Services & Information 1990 Tar;01.0.1886 -80 1990-98 et 1990 Services:careservices radio/television/media programmeshotline, help/support services, 1031 119 38 63 Publications: institution's activities reports F*0111114 Total lernfity rate Cutent ONP A0.211 10tool Mersa( (%) (per wornan1 per capha (U641 health cere I%) 1910 1985-90 1929 1985 6/ so 6.8 230 87 BI026 VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE CITEGA (VESOS Gitega) SOS Children's Village of Gitega BP 3 GitegaBurundi Telephone: 040-2334 Contact: Directeur - Fr&le.rie Hakizimana Founded: 1979 Staff: 39 salaried Current budget: USS 122075 Aims: To provide orphans and abandoned children with an SOS mother. To offer these children a family, brothers and sisters. To give them a home, a family environment that provides affection and protection. To provide these children with a framework for social integration: the SOS village. Active in: Burundi Actions:Integratedprogramming Services Networking Co-operation/Partnership Member of: SOS Kinderdorf International (Austria) Local branches/offices: 2 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizations Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development intellectual/language development health care immunizationnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: infant care preschool educationchild safetychild adoption/sponsorship Childatrisk:emotionaldifficulties child abuse/neglectorphans Child advocacy: child protection Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingboysgirlssiblings Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver educationchild-rearing practices BEST COPYAMILABLE 79 7JL ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA CAMEROON CIL1028 ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE - CAMEROUN (OMS - Cameroun) World Health OrganizationCameroon CAMEROON BP 155Yaounde Cameroon Chadeen unak 6 Infant meetality CA Ildraet undo 5 School arrolment IThotcsands) rAle:01000 undenveight (141 de cone 6-11 1990 1990 -911 1990 Telephone: (237) 222920Telex: 8573 KN Fax: (237) 223798 2290 94 17 83 Contact: Representant - Dr Kalisa-Ruti Founded: 1945 Farnaie Current GNP A. to local INiteracy (%1 Tir,:="t detrital (U691 hoolth cart MI Staff: 17 salaried 1990 1996 91 Aims: To help governments, at their request, strengthen 67 69 1010 16 their health services. To promote cooperation among the scientific and professional groups that contribute toprogressinthefieldof health.To propose international agreements on health issues. C M027 Active in: Cameroon, Francophone African countries INSTITUT DE FORMATION ET DE RECHERCHE Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated DEMOGRAPHIQUES (IFORD) Community programmes Research Training Demographic Training and Research Institute Programmes/Projects Services Information activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking BP 1556Yaounde Cameroon Co-operation/Partnership I'artners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Contact: Directeur governmental agencies UN agencies research institutes schools/universities hospitals/medical Aims: To provide training and research programmes in centrescommunity groups demography. Target communities: capital or large cities Active in: Cameroon Young Child Programmes Actions: ResearchTraining Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development Young Child Programmes health care childhood childhooddiseases/growth Childhealth & development:early early interventionmental health nutrition /feeding programmes immunization development AIDS oralrchydration nutrition /feeding Child care & education: infant care programmes Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban Child care & education: non-formal centre-based sc.'ing programmesinstitutionalized childrenpreschool educationchild safety Family Programmes Child at risk: children with AIDS Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child advocacy: children's rights UN Convention primary health care on the Child Family education & awareness: nutrition education Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 health educationweaning practices years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Target groups: community settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls professionalsparaprofessionals Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Community development & awareness: community primary health care family planning health health centresAIDS /transmitablc diseases Community advocacy: health policy Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver rural communities urban Target groups: educationnutrition education communities Family at risk. refugees parents with disabilities/AIDS Services & Information Target groups: men womenprofessionals Services: university courses/programmes outreach programmes/extension work Community Programmes Publications: research/conferences reports Community welfare & involvement: health services social welfare Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment communityhealth water & environmental sanitationawareness raising Community advocacy:child protection human rights Targetgroups:children youth families professionals BEST COPY AVAILABLE 80 7f.,,r) PROFILES: CAMEROON (CM) Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/informationservices technical services radio/television/media programmes informationcampaigns hotline,help/support services Information activities - in Cameroon: documentation centre library conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Publications: instructional guides/manuals textbooks/publications institution'sactivities reports periodicals/journals issue-oriented documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports reference documents (directories, bibliographies) 73 81 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA responsible parenthoodFamily at risk: minorities CAPE VERDE single-parent families teenage parents poor familiesunemployed Target groups:familyinmulticulturalsetting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith disabilitiespolicymakerscommunity CAPE VERDE Community Programmes Children undor 5 Infant mortality ChM:leen sndot 6 School liturolo.wht jrhouloncle/ rlaga01000 undonvoloht 1,61 ratio spas 8.11 Community welfare & involvement: family welfare 1990 111.0.11'. */ 1990 centres social welfare home visits youth programmesformal preschool/carecommunity- based preschool/careparent-based preschool/care 87 44 19 80 social Feen.e Total tvtaffy rst. Currint GNP Aooett to load Community development & awareness: tof veaornahl {USSI hoslth cocci%) lieteracy 11125 bf mobilizationawareness raising 1990 Community advocacy: family legislationchildren's rightschild protection 5.8 890 81 Targetgroups: rural communities urban communities multicultural communities poor communitieschildrenyouthparentsfamilies CV029 policymakers INSTITUTO CABOVERDEANO DE MENORES Services & Information (ICM) Services: documentation/information services Cape Verdian Women's Institute radio /television /media programmes information campaigns Praia Information activities Av. Cidade de Lisboa, CP 49C Fazcnda - in Cape Verde: awarenessraising/advocacy Cape Verde Telephone: 61 40 00 Contact: PresidenteMaria da Gloria Martins CV030 MINISTERIO DA SAUDE Active in: Cape Verde Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Ministry of Health Communityprogrammes Parent /Community programmes Research Training Policy CP 47PraiaCape Verde Programmes/ProjectsServices Telephone: 61 15 09 / 61 16 34 Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Contact:Director do Gabincte deEstudos UN agenciescommunity groupsparents' groups Planeamento Dr Ildo Carvalho Target communities: slumstowns & small cities Active in: Cape Verde suburbscapital or large cities Actions: Integrated programming Integrated Communityprogrammes Psrent/Community Young Child Programmes programmes Research Training Policy Child health & development: emotional development Programmes/Projects Services Information social development physical development activitiesPublications/Materials intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood disabilities early childhood development early Co-operation/Partnership interventionmental health Local branches/offices: yes Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs programmes formal childcarecentres governmental agencies UN agencies training recreational facilities institutionalized children organizations research institutes disabled children preschool education special schools/universities hospitals/medical centres education multiculturalism child safety child religious organizationsprofessional associations adoption/sponsorship community groups women's groups youth Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural groupsparents' groups difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums difficulties child abuse/neglect child labour towns & small cities suburbs capital or large street children orphans children with special cities needs Child advocacy: child protection child legislation Young Child Programmes children's rights UN Convention on the Child Child health & development: emotional development Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 physical developmentchildhood diseases/growth years childchild in rural settingchild in urban childhood disabilitieshealth careimmunization setting child in multicultural setting parents early childhood developmentearly intervention policymakersfamily mentalhealth AIDS oralrehydration nutrition/feeding programmes Family Programmes Child care & education: rehabilitation Family health & welfare: teenage pregnancyfamily Child advocacy: child protection guidancefamily support groups Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Family education & awareness: parent /caregiver years childchild in rural settingchild in urban education parent/child interaction, stimulation 82 PROFILES: CAPE VERDE (CV) setting parents siblings professionals Programmes /Projects Informationactivities paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily Publications/Materials Family Programmes Co-operation/Partnership Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Local branches/offices: yes primary health care family planning teenage Individual members: yes pregnancy household foodsecurity family Partners:international NGOs UN agencies services healthcentres AIDS/transmitable training organizationshospitals/medical centres diseases women's groupsparents' groups Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums educationchild-rearing practices father's role towns & small cities suburbs capital or large nutrition educationhealth educationresponsible cities parenthoodparent-to-beweaning practices Family at risk: refugees single-parent families Young Child Programmes teenage parents poor families unemployed Child health & development: social development parents with disabilities/AIDS intellectual/language development immunization Target groups: family in rural setting family in early childhood development oral rehydration urban settingworking parentsparents of children nutrition/feeding programmes with disabilitiessiblingsilliteratemen women Child care & education: formal childcare centres professionalsparaprofessionalspolicymakers recreational facilitiespreschool education community Target groups: 4-5 years childchild in rural setting child in urban setting boys girls parents Community Programmes professionalsfamily Community welfare & involvement: social services traditional support systemshealth servicessocial Family Programmes welfare home visits youth programmes Family health & welfare: primary health care community-basedpreschool/care parent-based family planning family guidance preschool/care AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily support groups Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment physical upgrading Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver communityhealth water & environmental education nutrition education health education sanitationsocial mobilizationincome-generation responsible parenthood activitiesawareness raising Target groups: family in rural setting illiterate Community advocacy: health policy population women community policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman rights Community Programmes Targetgroups: rural communities urban Community welfare & involvement: health services communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth formal preschool/care parent-based parents families professionals preschool/care paraprofessionals policymakers community Targetgroups: rural communities urban leaders communities poor communities children families Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Services & Information counselling/guidance services careservices Services: documentation/information services documentation/informationservices technical radio/television/media programmes information services radio/television/media programmes campaigns information campaigns Information activities Information activities -in Cape Verde: awareness raising/advocacy -in Cape Verde: awareness raising/advocacy conferences/seminarstraining/workshops publications service Publications: institution's activities reports Publications: instructional guides/manuals periodicals/journals reference documents institution's activities reportsperiodicals/journals (directories, bibliographies) issue-oriented documents/dossiers research/conferences reports CV031 ORGANIZACAO DAS MULIIERES DE CABO VERDE (OMCV) Cape Verde Women's Organization CP 213, SantiagoPraiaCape Verde Telephone! 612539 / 611127 Contact: Secretaire grnrral - Paula Maria Fortes Founded: 1981 Active in: Cape Verde Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated Community programmes Training 83 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Community development & awareness: CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment socialmobilization awareness raising Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family legislationpopulation policy CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC Targetgroups:rural communities urban communities children parents families Chid .n under 5 Wont onertmaty CA Ildrtn under 5 School anrelmant (Thouunds1 resu.41000 undenvolgM (%1 IleIwo 1T-11 policymakers 1010 1110.11,11 sr/ 11190 Services & Information documentation/information 104 66 Services: care services 663 services radio/television/media programmes F.. Total j:rt1111/ mt. Currant 07,01 Acpsa to bola information campaigns Ilittarsay (%1 lapalth cone 1%1 190 1555 W Information activities -inCentralAfricanRepublic:awareness raising/advocacy documentationcentre 76 6.2 390 13 conferences/seminars Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) CF032 Publications: institution's activities reports ASSOCIATION CENTRAFRICAINE POUR LE research/conferences reports BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (ACABEF) Central African Association for Family Well-Being CF033 BP 1366BanguiCentral African Republic UNICEF FIELD OFFICE - CENTRAL AFRICAN Telephone: 61 54 35 REPUBLIC Bureau UNICEF Republique Centrafricaine Contact: Directeur Extcutif C1Cment Eregani Staff: 16 salaried60 non-salaried BanguiCentral African Republic Current budget: US$ 195945 BP 907 Telephone: 612850 / 612724 Aims: To promotefamilyplanning.To educate, motivate and raise the awareness of people in regards planning. To help Contact: Charge des Programmes - Maria Gabriella de tothe advantages of family Vita diagnose and treat patients who are sterile. Current budget: US$ 1000000 Grant-making: in Central African Republic Active in: Central African Republic Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Aims: To promote child survival a.d development. To Community programmes Research Training foster the health, care and protecti.m of women and Programmes /Projects Services Policy children. Informationactivities Publications/Materials Networking Active in: Central African Republic Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Co-operation/Partnership Parent-to-Parentprogrammes InternationalPlannedParenthood programmes Memberof: Integrated Community programmes Federation-IPPF (UK) Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Local branches/offices: 4 TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Individual members: 103 international NGOs Information activities Publications/Materials Partners: national/local NGOs NetworkingGrant-making governmental agencies UN agencies training organizationswomen's groups Target communities: rural areas & villagessuburbs Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs capital or large cities governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations research institutes Young Child Programmes hospitals/medical centres Child health & development: social development schools/universities UN Convention religious organizationsprofessional associations Child advocacy: children's rights community groups foundationswomen's groups on the Child youth groupsparents' groups Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban slums policymakers Target communities: rural areas & villages setting boys girls parents towns & small cities suburbs capital or large family cities Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Young Child Programmes family planning teenage Child health & development: emotional development primary health care social development physical development pregnancy intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood Family education & awareness: nutrition education diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care responsible parenthood immunization early childhood development oralrehydration nutrition/feeding Community Programmes AIDS Community welfare & involvement: health services programmes social welfare home visits Child care & education: home-based programmes non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal 84 PROFILES: CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (CF) childcare centres infant care institutionalized documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports childrendisabled childrenpreschool education reference documents (directories, bibliographies) special educationfoster care Child at risk: child abuse/neglectchild pornography child labourchild prostitutionstreet children refugee children children with AIDSorphans children of war/conflict Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation children's rights UN Convention on the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban setting boys girls parents siblings paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care family planning teenage pregnancy household foodsecurity health centresAIDS/transmitable diseases Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition educationhealth educationparent-to-beliteracy weaning practices Family at risk: minoritiesrefugees single- parent familiesteenage parentspoor familiesmigrants unemployedparents with disabilities/AIDS Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban settingworking parentsparents of children with disabilities illiterate women paraprofessionalspolicymakerscommunity Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily welfare centres social welfare home visits youth programmesworkplace childcareformal preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care parent-based preschool/care Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment physical upgrading community health water & environmental sanitation social mobilization income-generation activities skills trainingawareness raising Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family legislationchildren's rightschild protection Targetgroups: rural communities urban communities refugees minorities poor communitieschildrenyouthparentsfamilies professionals paraprofessionals policymakcrs community leaders Services & Information Services: advisory & support servicescare services documentation/information services outreach programmes/extension work radio/television/media programmes information campaigns Information activities - in CentralAfricanRepublic:awareness raising/advocacydocumentation centrelibrary audio-visual service publications service conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information service in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy documentation centre library audio-visual service publications service conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information service Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits toys/recreational materials Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution'sactivitiesreports issue-oriented 7 7 85 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Family education & awareness: nutrition education COMOROS health educationweaning practices Target groups: professionals paraprofessionals policymakerscommunity Community Programmes COMOROS Community welfare & involvement:traditional support systemshealth services family welfare Chide. motor 5 Infant etrteety Children meow 5 Sohool enrol/era IThousancnn 1000 welernreight ratio oft. 6-11 centresvoluntary services 1690 r44.701 1050-5e 1990 Community development & awareness: physical upgrading communityhealth water & socialmobilization 106 99 30 67 environmental sanitation skills trainingawareness raising Fernlike Tottg Virility rate Ctetent A000soto tool Community advocacy: health policy population Orem? (%1 tesetioani health eon 1%1 1050 Meg 1556 la policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman rights Target groups:refugees poor communities 7.0 440 childrenyouthprofessionalsparaprofessionals policymakerscommunity leaders KM034 Services & -formation ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE - Services: advisory & support servicescare services documentation/information services university COMORES (OMS - Comores) courses/programmes technical services World Health OrganizationCotnoros radio/television/media programmes information campaigns Information activities BP 435Moroni Comoros - in Comoros: documentation centre conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Telephone: 73 14 95 / 73 00 36 institution's Fax: 73 18 25 Publications:textbooks/publications Telex: 221 KO activities reports periodicals/journals reference documents Contact: Representant Resident - Dr John Wright research/conferences reports Founded: 1976 (directories, bibliographies) Staff: 8 salaried Current budget: US$ 831150 Aims: To bring all the people of the world to the highest possible level of health, and enable them to lead a socially and economically productive life. Active in: Comoros Actions:Integrated programming Integrated Community programmes Training Policy Programmes/Projects Services Information activitiesNetworking Co-operation /Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs UN agencies schools/universities hospitals/medical centresprofessional associations community groups women's groups youth groups Target communities: rural areas & villages towns & small citiescapital or large cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care immunization early childhood development early intervention mental health AIDS oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Childcare & education:disabledchildren rehabilitationchild safety Child at risk: children with AIDS Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation children's rights UN Convention on the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant4-5 years child professionals paraprofessionals policymakers family Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mo,her & infant welfare primary health care family planning household food securityhealth centres AIDS/transmitable diseases 86 73 PROFILES: CONGO (CG) CONGO Target groups: family in rural settint' family in urban setting women professionals policymakerscommunity Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services CONGO traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily welfare centres Clolidran under 6 Irrfam mortality Chadian under 6 School enrolment social welfare home visits (Thousands) or1000 uodenwight I%) ratio age* 6-11 voluntary services 1990 ttg -9010 1680.11,8 a/ 1990 Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment community health 428 73 24 income-generationactivities skillstraining awareness raisingsocial marketing Fan.ht Tort foorrnme Currant OM' Access to local Mowry 1%1 3er mph* IUSSI health cam MI Community advocacy: child protection 1990 4r66-60" 1986 W Targetgroups:ruralcommunities urban communities minorities parents families community leaders 66 6.3 230 Services & Information Services: advisory & support servicescare services CG035 documentation/information services technical DIRECTION DE LA SANTE DE LA FAMILLE services radio/television/media programmes Directorate fir Family Health information campaigns Information activities - inCongo:awarenessraising/advocacy Direction G6nerale de la Sante Publique, Ministerc de la documentation centre publicationsservice Sante Publiquc conferences/seminars BP 13217BrazzavilleCongo Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) Telephone: 83 55 53 Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution'sactivitiesreports issue-oriented Contact: DirecteurProf. Samuel Nzingoula documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports Active in: Congo Actions:Integrated programming Integrated Communityprogrammes Parent/Community programmes Research Training Policy CG036 Programmes/Projects Services Information DIRECTION DE LA SANTE MATERNELLE ET activitiesPublications/Materials Networking INFANTILE ET L'EDUCATION POUR LA SANTE Co-operation/Partnership (DSF) Partners: national/local NGOs training Directorate for Maternal and Infant Health and Health organizations schools/universities Education hospitals/medical centresreligious organizations professional associations Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Ministere de la Sante et des Affaircs Sociales & small citiescapital or large cities BP 13217BrazzavilleCongo Young Child Programmes Telephone: (24) 835553 Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development Contact: DirecteurProf. Samuel Nzingoula intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood Founded: 1977 diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care Staff: 59 salaried immunization early childhood development Current budget: US$ 5976 early intervention mental health AIDS oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Aims: To reduce maternal and childmortality. To Child care & education: infant carerehabilitation promotehealtheducationandthephysicaland preschool education special education child psychosocial development of the child inits family safetyfoster care environment. To encourage information Child at risk: developmental difficultiesemotional dissemination, education and communication actions difficulties learning difficulties child labour on health issues among communities. street childrenchildren with AIDSorphans Child advocacy: children's rights UN Convention Aci ive in: Congo on the Child Actions:Integratedprogramming Training Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Information activities years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingprofessionalspolicymakers Young Child Programmes Child health & development: health care early Family Programmes childhood development nutrition/feeding Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare programmes primary health care family planning teenage Child care & education: institutionalized children pregnancy householdfoodsecurity health preschool education centresAIDS/transmitablc diseases Child advocacy: children's rights Familyeducation & awareness:child-rearing -practicesfather's rolenutrition educationhealth educationparent-to-beweaning practices 7`,-) BEST COPY AVAILABLE E7 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Family Programmes CG038 Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver OFFICE DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET education TECHNIQUE OUTRE-MER (ORSTOM) Community Programmes Overseas Scientific and Technical Research Office Community advocacy: children's rights Institut Frangais de Recherche Scientifique pour le Services & Information Ddveloppement en Coopration Services: documentation/information services BP 181Brazzaville Congo Information activities - inCongo:awarenessraising/advocacy Contact: Directeur documentation centre library audio-visual service conferences/seminars Aims: To undertake multidisciplinary studies to better training/workshops understand the effects of an urban environment on public health problems in cities in the tropics. Active in: Congo CG037 Actions: Research DIRECTION GENERALE DE LA RECHERCHE Young Child Programmes SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE Childhealth & development:healthcare General Directorate for Scientific and Technical immunization Research Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare BP 2499Brazzaville Congo primary health care household food security family serviceshealth centres Contact: Directeur Target groups: community Aims: To collect data to inform the government of the Community Programmes current structure of the family and of the social forces Community welfare & involvement: social services thatmightmodifythisstructure.Tohelpthe health servicessocial welfare government establish family legislation and policies Community development & awareness: that will take into account both traditions and the sociocultural environment socioeconomic requirements of modern life. environment physical upgrading community healthwater & environmental sanitation Active in: Congo Target groups: urban communities Actions: ResearchPolicy Services & Information Co-operation/Partnership Services: documentation/information services Partners: governmental agenciesresearch institutes outreach programmes/extension work technical services Publications: institution's activities reports Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:earlychildhood development Target groups: family Family Programmes Family health & welfare: family services family support groups Target groups: community Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services traditional support systems Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment Community advocacy: family legislation Target groups: familiespolicymakerscommunity leaders Services & Information Services: documentation/information services outreach programmes/extension work technical service! Publications: institution's activities reports research /conferences reports 88 so PROFILES: COTE D'IVOIRE (CI) COTE D'IVOIRE Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: social development COTE D'IVOIRE childhood diseases / "rowth health care immunization early childhood development Children under lnfent toorts/ity C1,1kren under 6 Cohost enrolment dh(Thousands ) re. p 1000 unbwelptit1%1 ratio ages 6-11 AIDS oralrehydration nutrition/feeding ow 1996-90 199049 s/ 1990 programmes Child care & education: institutionalized children 86 12 83 preschool education Child at risk: child pornographychild labourchild Fernsie Telal fer110ty rate Current ClNf._ Access to Weal prostitution street children refugee children !Mersa/1%1 health cars(%) 1990 11.4616'.'1 ;);1134'"'"" 1986111/ childrenwithAIDS orphans childrenof war/conflict Child advocacy: child protection UN Convention on 80 7.4 740 80 the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infantchild in rural setting child in urban settinggirlsfamily - C1039 INSTITUT DE LINGUISTIQUE AI'PLIQUEE Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Applied Linguistics Institute primary health care family planning household food security health centres AIDS/transmitable Universite Nationale de Cote d'Ivoire diseases 08 BP 887Abidjan 08Cote d'Ivoire Familyeducation &awareness:child-rearing practicesnutrition education health education Aims: To undertake research and studies on the use of literacy the variouslanguages of Cote d'Ivoireinearly Target groups: family in rural setting family in childhood stimulation and interaction activities at the urban setting women community preschool level. Community Programmes Active in: Cote d'Ivoire Community welfare & involvement: health services Actions: Research family welfare centres home visits youth programmes Young Child Program- Community development & awareness: community Child health & development: intellectual/language health water & environmental sanitation social development mobilization income-generation activities skills Child care & education:recreationalfacilities trainingawareness raising preschool education Community advocacy: health policy Child at risk: learning difficulties Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban Target groups: 4-5 years child communities children parents families community leaders Services & Information Services: documentation/information services Services & Information university courses/programmes Services: documentation/information services Materials: audio-visual aids radio /television /media programmes information (films/videos/slides/posters) campaigns Publications: insitution's activities reports Information activities research/conferences reports - in Cote d'Ivoire: awareness raising/advocacy conferences/seminars Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution's activities reportsperiodicals/journals CI040 UNICEF - COTE D'IVOIRE Fonds des Nations-Unies pour Valance COte d'lvoire 04 BP 443 Abidjan 04Cote d'Ivoire Telephone: 21 31 31 Telex: 23340 / 22899 Fax: 22 76 07 Cable: UNICEF ABIDJAN-CI Contact: Repr6sentantMalick Scnc Active in: Cote d'Ivoire Actions: Integrated programming Programmes/ProjectsInformation activities Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies research institutes schools/universities hospitals/medical centres BEST COPY AVAILAEILE 89 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ETHIOPIA ET042 ETHIOPIAN NUT; ;TION INSTITUTE (ENI) Institut de Nutrition a Filziopie ETHIOPIA P.O. Box 5654Addis AbabaEthiopia C(ld., Le:der 5 Intent inorialty CtlAdno under School snrohr.nt (Thousands/ tie; wif.01000 underweight ( %I rat lo pee 1511 Telephone: 75 15 22 Cable: Nutrition 1990 196040 9/ 1090 Contact: Acting Director Dr Hana Neka-Tibeb 9242 137 38 c/ 27 Founded: 1962 Staff: 162 salaried Female Total fertility lute Curnalt GNP Jtooceo to local Current budget: USS 1173430 Ihroeuy (151 Muhl, cote 1%1 1990 ?r05.-Virn) c7111.P". I 1906 9/ Aims: Toadvisethe government andother organizations on matters related to food and nutrition. 8.8 120 46 To conduct nutrition surveys and research to identify nutrition problems, and design appropriate interventionstrategiesforthecontrolof these ET041 problems. To promote public awareness on matters CHILDREN, FAMILY AND YOUTH related to nutrition, through training and education. ORGANIZATION Active in: Ethiopia Organisation Enfants, Familie et Jeunesse Actions: Integrated programming Child-to-Child programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes Addis AbabaEthiopia Integrated Community programmes Research TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Contact: Ato Tedla Information activitiesPublications/Materials Founded: 1982 Co-operation/Partnership Aims: To promote the welfare of the Ethiopian child, Member of: NetworkofAfrican Scientific family and youth. Organizations NASO (Kenya) Partners: national/local NGOs international NGOs Active in: Ethiopia governmental agencies UN agencies training Actions:Integratedprogramming Research organizations research institutes Training Policy Programmes/Projects schools/universities hospitals/medical centres Information activitiesNetworking religious organizationsprofessional associations community groups women's groups youth Co-operation/Partnership groups Member of: ANCAP Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns & small citiessuburbscapital or large cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood disabilities Young Child Programmes healthcare earlychildhooddevelopment Child health & development: physical development nutrition/feeding programmes childhooddiseases/growth earlychildhood Child care & education: infant care developmentearly interventionnutrition/feeding institutionalized childrenpreschool education programmes Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Child care & education: home-based programmes Child advocacy: children's rights non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care Child at risk: child abuse/neglectrefugee children Family Programmes orphanschildren with special needschildren of Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare war/conflict Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child advocacy: UN Convention on the Child education child-rearing practice s parent/child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 interaction, stimulation years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Community Programmes parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals Community welfare & involvement:social services policymakersfamily Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Family Programmes environment Family health & welfare: primary health care household food security Services & Information Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Services: advisory & support services education child-rearingpractices nutrition documentation/information services information education campaigns Family at risk: single-parent familiespoor families Information activities unemployed - inEthiopia:awarenessraising/advocacy Target groups: family in rural setting family in documentation centre library audio-visual urban setting familyinmulticulturalsetting service publications service working parentssiblingsilliteratemen women conferences/seminars training/workshops professionalsparaprofessionalspolicymakers computerized information service community BEST COPYAVAILABLE 90 82 PROFILES: ETHIOPIA (ET) Community Programmes Young Child Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Child health & development: health care early traditionalsupportsystems community-based childhood development preschool/care Community development & awareness: Family Programmes sociocultural environment socioeconomic Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare environment communityhealth water environmental sanitation socialmobilization Community Programmes income-generationactivities skillstraining Community welfare & involvement: social services awareness raisingsocial marketing Community advocacy: population policychildren's Services & Information rightschild protection Services: documentation/information services Targetgroups: rural communities urban Information activities communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees -inEthiopia:information/inquiryservice poor communitieschildren youthparents awarenessraising/advocacy documentation families paraprofessionals policymakers centre library audio-visualservice community leaders publicationsservice conferences/seminars training/workshops Services & Information Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services documentation /informationservices university courses/programmes outreach ET044 programmes/extension work techiiical services FAMILY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (MID) radio/television/media programmes Department de Sante Familiale Information activities inEthiopia:information/inquiryservice awarenessraising/advocacy documentation Ministry of Health centre library audio-visualservice Addis AbabaEthiopia publicationsservice conferences/seminars training/workshops Telephone: 15 55 42 / 15 94 69 - in other countries: information/inquiry service Telex: 21844 MOH ET Materials: audio-visual aids (films /videos /slides /posters)teaching aids/kits Contact: HeadAbate Gudunffa Publications: instructional guides/manuals Founded: 1981 institution's activities reportsresearch/conference Staff: 15 salaried 'reports Current budget: USS 1000000 Comments: The Institute is active in the regional Food Aims: To improve the health of children and mothers. and Nutrition Cooperation in the Eastern, Central and To conduct training related to maternal and child Southern Africa region (ECSA). health. To strengthen health institutions that provide mother and child health services by furnishing them with drugs and medical equipment. Active in: Ethiopia ET043 Actions: ResearchTrainingProgrammes/Projects FAMILY GUIDANCE ASSOCIATION OF Services Information activities Publications/NlaterialsNetworking ETHIOPIA (FGNE) Association de Guidance Familiale d'Ethiopie Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOs P.O. Box 5716 Addis AbabaEthiopia Young Child Programmes Telephone: 514111 / 518909 Child health & development: emotional development Cable: 21473 BETESEB physical developmentchildhood diseases/growh health careearly interventionnutrition/feeding Contact: Executive Director - Wondayehou Ka:isa programmes Founded: 1966 Child care & education: child safety Staff: 125 salaried1500 non-salaried Child advocacy: UN Convention on the Child Current budget: USS 3000000 Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years child Aims: To disseminate information on family planning and education.Totrain hilth workersand Family Programmes community extension agents in family planning. To Fan;ily health & welfare- primary health care provide family planning services and strengthen the Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver integration of family planning within health siccs. education nutrition educationhealth education weaning practices Active in: Ethiopia Target groups: children Actions: TrainingPolicyInformation activities Services & Information Co -operation/ Partnership Services: documentation /information services Memberof: InternationalPlanned Parenthood Information activities Federation-IPPF (UK) - in Ethiopia: conferences/seminars training/workshops 9 I ECCEDIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Materials: audio-visual aids ET045 (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Publications: institution's activities reports INTER- AFRICAN COMMITTEE ON periodicals/journals issue-oriented TRADITIONAL PRACTICES AFFECTING TILE documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN AFRICA (IAC) Comite Inter-Africain sur les Couturnes Tradu.inelles ET046 affectant la Sante des Femmes et des Enfants en Afrique MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS c/o UNECA/ATROW, Room 627, PO Box 3001 Ministere du Travail et des Affaires Sociales Addis AbabaEthiopia P.O. Box 2056Addis AbabaEthiopia Aims: To carry out activities against certain harmful traditionalpractices(certainpracticesrelatedto Telephone: 156171 delivery,femalecircumcision,nutritionaltaboos, early childhood marriage) in Africa. To support the Contact: Atsede Couta work of the IAC national committees and other Founded: 1960 counterparts in Africa. Aims: To provide social welfare services to families, A.!tivc in: Ethiopia, Djibouti, Ghana, Gambia. Kenya, children, youth and women. Liberia, Mali, Nigeria, Sudan, Sierra Leone, Togo, BurkinaFaso,Benin,Cameroon,Niger,Chad, Active in: Ethiopia Guinea Bissau Actions:Integratedprogramming Information Actions: Research Policy Programmes/Projects activities Information activitiesNetworking Young Child Programmes Co-operation/Partnership Child health & development: childhood disabilities Member organizations: 11 Child care & education: preschool education Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agenciesprofessional Family Programmes associationscommunity groupswomen's groups Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums education towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Young Child Programmes Community development & awareness: Childhealth & development:earlychildhood sociocultural environment development Child care & education: infant carechild safety Services & Information Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Services: advisory & support services Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation documentation /information services information children's rights campaigns Target groups: girlsparentssiblingsfamily Information activities - inEthiopia:awarenessraising/advocacy Family Programmes documentation centre library audio-visual Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare service publications service Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver conferences /seminars training/workshops education child-rearingpractices weaning computerized information service practices Target groups: men women community Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement:traditional ET047 support systemshealth services POPULATION INFORMATION NETWORK FOR Community development awareness: AFRICA (POPIN-Africa) sociocultural environment socioeconomic environmentawareness raising Roseau dinformation ur la Population pour l'Afrique Community advocacy:children'srights child protectionhuman rights PO Box 3001 Addis AbabaEthiopia Target groups:children pa rents families community leaders Telephone: 517200 Telex: 21029 Fax: 251-1-514-416 Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Contact: Co-ordinatorPetrina Arnonoo documentation/information services information Founded: 1984 campaigns Staff: 12 salaried Information activities -inEthiopia:awarenessraising/advocacy Aims: To improve theflow of mformati ,namong publicationsservice conferences/seminars institutions and organizations dealing with population training/workshops information and data in Africa. To standardize the - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy in formationtoensurecompatiblesystcmsand conferences/seminarstruining/workshops services. To promote greater interest in population 92 84 PROFILES: ETHIOPIA (ET) issues among policy makers, planners, media and the Young Child Programmes general public. To assist in the formulation of sound Child care & education: preschool education population policies and programmes by providing access to population information. To collaborate with members of the international Population Information Network and other interested international agencies to improve the flow of information. ET049 WOMEN'S AFFAIRS CO-ORDINATING Active in: Ethiopia, Cameroon, Ghana, Mali, Kenya, DEPARTMENT Tanzania, Egypt Actions: Information activities Departement de Coordination des Affaires de in Fenune operation /Partnership Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs ember organizations: 6 PO Box 2056Addis AbebaEthiopia Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training Telephone: 51 52 49 organizationsresearch institutes Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Contact: Seble Mckonncn & small citiescapital or large cities Founded: 1990 Staff: 70 salaried Family Programmes Current budget: USS 125000 Family health & welfare: family planningteenage Grant-making: in Ethiopia pregnancy Target groups: womzn Aims:Toassistwomenintheirsocio - economic development. Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Active in: Ethiopia voluntary servicesyouth programmes Actions:Integratedprogramming Research Training Policy Programmes/Projects Services & Information Information activitiesNetworkingGrant-making Services: advisory & support services documentation/informationservices outreach programmes/extension worktechnical services Co-operation/Pat tnership information campaigns Local branches/offices: yes Information activities Partners: national/local NGOs women's groups -inEthiopia:awarenessraising/advocacy Target communities: rural areas & villages towns documentation centre audio-visualservice & citiescapital or large cities publicationsservice conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information Young Child Programmes service Childhealth & development:earlychildhood Publications: institution 's activities reports developmentnutrition/feeding programmes periodicals /journals issue-oriented Child care & education: home-based programmes documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports non-formal centre-based programmes preschool reference documents (directories, bibliographies) education Recent publications:African PopulationProfile Child at risk: children with special needs African Directory of Demographers (every two years) Popindex-Africa (bibliographical index) Family Programmes POPIN- AfricaCountryBibliographySeries Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare African Population NewsletterPOPIN- Africa Info Family education & awareness: parent /caregiver educationchild-rearing practices Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Community development & awareness: F.T0.18 socioculturalenvironment skillstraining PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION SECTION awareness raising Section de !Education Prescolaire Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Ministry of Education documentation /information services information PO Box 1367Addis AbebaEthiopia campai ins Information activities Telephone: 123809 - inEthiopia:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre librar, audio-visual Contact: Ato Yilma Workna service publications service Founded: 1976 conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Staff: 3 salaried MIS: To plan. co-ordinate and supervise national pre- school education programmes in Ethiopia Active in: Ethiopia Actions: Research Training Poll- v Programmes/Projects 85 93 ECCEDIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA GAMBIA GAMBIA Chlidnin under 5 Infant rnortaltty CNIdron under 6 School enrolment alrouct0211 000 undenvolght (%1 ralk, sges 6.11 1990 LP-1/ 1000 195046 a/ 1990 166 143 43 Female rate unenCl GNP Ammo to lout Illiteracy 1%1 1 M700110291 1222111 2221%1 1920 1926 6/ 54 6.5 200 GMOSO SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE GAMBIA ASSOCIATION Association des Villages d'Enfants SOS de Gambie PMB 28 BanjulGambia Telephone: 91924 Fax: 91924 Contact: National Director - Yusupha M. Jaitch Founded: 1981 Staff: 100 salaried2 non salaried Aims: To provide a home, a family environment, and a mother for abandoned children. To provide them with allfacilities,including educational, vocational and professional training to enable them to stand on their own feet. To turn their disadvantages into advantages. Active in: Gambia Actions: Child-to-Child programmes Training Programmes/ProjectsInformation activities Co-operation/Partnership Member of: SOS Kindcrdorf International (Austria) Young Child Programmes Child health & development: health care early childhood development Child care & education: home-based programmes institutionalized childrenpreschool education Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parer,' child interaction, stimulation Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services social welf?.; e Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment Services & Information Services: documentation/information services Information activities - in Gambia: awareness raising/advocacy 94 8 PROFILES: GHANA (GH) GHANA GI1052 GHANA NATIONAL COMMISSION ON CHILDREN (GNCC) Commission Nationale du Ghana pour les Enfants GHANA PO Box M 273Accra Ghana Chadran undid 6 Infant mortally Chi &Oran undsr 6 School artrol.hant (Thousands! ratio al}ss 6-11 1960 ra-7(010°° ;Mart' 1%1 1890 Telephone: 223425 Contact: Acting Executive SecretaryAmt.,Djabanor 2763 90 27 60 Founded: 1979 Ferna La Total fiterety rate 'Arrant ONP door's to local Staff: 50 salaried Netarsoy 111) p warrant pd. capit (U$$I hsalth taro (141 1990 f1836.110 1968 1985 0/ Current budget: US$ 196560 Aims: To see to the general welfare and development of 49 6.4 400 66 children and co-ordinate all services for children in the country which will promote the UN Rights of the Child. To work hand in hand with the various G11051 agenciesconcernedwiththeimplementationof policies and programmesforchildren. To make DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY proposals to the government for enactment or review Department de Sociologie of legislation on children. University of Ghana Active in: Ghana PO Box 65LcgonGhana Actions: Integrated programmingResearch Policy Programmes/Projects Information activities Aims: To define the various aspects of childhood social Publications/MaterialsNetworkingGrant-making structures, in the context of health and child care, education,delinqucicy,familylifeandparental control, physical disabilities,intellectual precocity, Co-operation/Partnership and in the overall worldwide context. Local branches/offices: 10 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Active in: Ghana governmental agencies UN agencies research Actions: ResearchTraining institutes schools/universities hospitals /medical centres religiousorganizations professional Young Child Programmes associations community groups trade unions Child health & development: social development women's groupsyouth groupsparents' groups intellectual /languagedevelopment childhood Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums diseases /growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Child care & education: disabled children Child atrisk:behaviouraldifficulties learning Young Child Programmes difficulties Child health & development: emotional development Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban social development physical development settingparentsfamily intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care Family Programmes immunization early childhood development Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare early intervention mental health AIDS oral primary health care rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Familyeducation & awareness:child-rearing Child care & education: non-formal cent3c-based practices programmes formalchildcare centres Target groups: family in rural setting family in recreational facilitiesinfant careinstitutionalized urban settingcommunity children disabledchildren rehabilitation preschool education special education child Community Programmes safety Community welfare & involvement: social services Child at risk: child abuse/neglectchild pornography social welfare child labourchild prostitutionstreet children Community development & awareness: refugee children children with AIDS children sociocultural enviror men( socioeconomic with special needs environment Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation Targetgroups: rural communities urban children's rightsUN Convention on the Child communitieschildrenyouth Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Sery ices & Information settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Services: documentation/in formation scr\ ices parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals university courses/programmes policymakcrsfamily 110-ilicatkuls: institution's activities reports re.carch/conferences reports Fatuity Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care family planning teenage pregnancy healthcentres AIDS/transrnitablc diseases Familyeducation & awareness:child rearing practicesfather's rolenutrition educationhealth BEST COPYAVAILA'LU. 8 7 95 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA education responsible parenthood literacy Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums weaning practices towns & small citiescapital or large cities Family at risk: teenage parents Target groups: family in rural setting family in Young Child Programmes urban setting familyinmulticultural setting Child health & development: social development workingparents parentsofchildrenwith intellectual/ianguage developmentearly childhood disabilities siblings illiterate literate men developmentnutrition/feeding programmes women professionals paraprofessionals Child care & education: formal childcare centres policymakers community recreational facilities institutionalized children preschool education Community Programmes Child atrisk:be:laviouraldifficulties learning Community welfare 8. involvement: social services difficultieschild abuse/neglectchild labour formal preschool/care community-based Child advocacy: UN Convention on the Child preschool/care Target groups: 2-3 years child4-5 years child Community deveopment & awareness: community child in rural setting childin urban setting healthwater & environmental sanitation social parentsparaprofessionalspolicymakersfamily mobilizationawareness raising Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family legislationpopulation policy children's rights Family Programmes child protection Family health & welfare: primary health care Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban family planning teenage pregnancy household communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees food securityfamily support groups minoritiespoor communitieschildrenyouth Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals education child-rearing practices parent/child policymakerscommunity leaders interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition education health education responsible Services & Information parenthoodparent-to-beweaning practices Services: advisory & support services Family atrisk:single-parentfamilies teenage documentation/information services parentspoor families radio/television/media programmes information Target groups: family in rural setting family in campaigns urban settingworking parentsparents of children Information activities withdisabilities illiterate men women - in Ghana:awarenessraising / advocacy professionalsparaprofessionalspolicymakers documentation centreconferences/seminars Materials: audio-visual aids Community Programmes (films/videos/slides/posters) toys/recreational Community welfare & involvement: social services materials health services social welfarecommunity-based Publications: institution's activities reports preschool/care research/conferences reports Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment communityhealth water & environmentalsanitation income-generation activitiesskills trainingawareness raising 611053 Community advocacy: family legislationpopulation HOME SCIENCE DEPARTMENT policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman Department d'Economie Domestique rights Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth University of Ghana parents families professionals PO Box 91 Legon Ghana paraprofessionals policymakcrs community leaders Contact: Senior LecturerNabilla Williams Founded: 1967 Services & Information Staff: 4 salariedI non-salaried Services: advisory & support services Current budget: USS 1474 counselling/guidanceservices careservices documentation/informationservices university Aims: To offerstudent education,parent training, courses/programmes outreach undertake research and provide community services programmes/extension work in order to promote the well-being of families and radio/television/media programmes information study their inter-relationships with the environment. campaies To offer courses leading to a degree in Child Studies. information activities - in Ghana:awarenessraising/advocacy Active in: Ghana conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Actin:...:Integratedprogramming Research Materials: audio-visual aids TrainingPolicyServicesInformation activities (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits Publications/Materials toys/recreational materials Publications: instructional guides/manuals Co-operation/Partnership textbooks/publications institution's activities Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs reportsreseareb/coaferences reports governmental agencies UN agencies training Recent publications: Day Care: A Challenge to organizations research institutes Contemporary Ghanaian Family (1988) Quality schools/universities hospitals/medical centres Child Care A Study of Selected Day Care Centres religious organizationsprofessional associations in Accra (1989) The Roles Played by Aged community groups women's groups youth Grandmothers and the Problems They Faceat groupsparents' groups Sic:Ivor (1991)The Attitude of the Youth Towards BLST COPY AVAILABLE 96 PROFILES: GHANA (GH) MarriageandFamilyLiving:theCaseof courses/programmes technical services University Students and Rural Youth (1985) radio/television/media programmes information campaigns Information activities - in Ghana: awareness raising/advocacylibrary publicationsservice conferences/seminars G11054 training/workshops NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE Materials: teaching aids/kits DEPARTMENT Publkations: instructional guides/manuals textbooks/publications periodicals/journals Departement des Sciences Alirnentaires et de la research/conferences reports Nutrition University of Ghana P.O. Box 134Legon Ghana GII055 Telex: 2556 UGL PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF GHANA (PPAG) Contact: Head Prof. S. Sefa-Dedch Association de Planification Familiale du Chan( Active in: Ghana Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child P.O. Box 5756Accra Ghana programmesIntegrated Community programmes Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Telephone: 224104 Telex: 2113 HOTEL GHANA TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Cable: PPA GHANA Informationactivities Publications/Materials Networking Con..act: Executive Director - Ernest Kwnansa Founded: 1967 Co-operation/Partnership Staff: 152 salaried Partners: international NGOs governmental Current budget: USS 435132 agencies UN agencies researchinstitutes schools/universities hospitals/medical centres lints: To provide quality population services and give religious organizationsprofessional associations advice on sub- andinfertility. To encourage the women's groups proper spacing of children and ensure that couples Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns have children when they want them. To promote & small citiescapital or large cities education for responsible family life for youth and adults. Young Child Programmes Child health & development: physical development Active :-: Ghana childhood diseases/growth health care early Actions:Integratedprogramming Training childhood development nutrition/feeding Information activities programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Co-operation/Partnership formal childcare centres Memberf International PlannedParenthood Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Federation-IPPF (UK) years childchild in rural settingchiid in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Young Child Programmes parentssiblingsfamily Child health & development: health care Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Family Programmes programmesinstitutionalized children Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare household food security Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare educationnutrition educationhealth education family planning weaning practices Target groups: family in rural setting family in Community Programmes urban settingworking parentsilliterateliterate Community development & awareness: physical women community upgrading Community Programmes Services & Information Community welfare & involvement: health services Services: advisory & support services documentation/information services Community development & awareness: Information activities socioeconomic environment community health - in Ghana: awareness raising/advocacylibrary water & environmental sanitation social audio-visualservice publicationsservicc inobilirationincome-generation actisitics conferences seminarstraining/workshops Community advocacy: health policy population policy Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiespoor communitiesparentsfamilies Services & Information Services: advisory & sum qt services doe u mentati, in/in formationservices university i3J BEST COPY AVAILABLE 97 ECCEDIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Co--operation/Partnership GII056 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION OF governmental agencies UN agencies training GHANA organizations research institutes schools/universities hospitals /medical centres Association des Villages d'Enfants SOS du Ghana religious organizationscommunity groups trade unions women's groupsyouth groups National Co-ordination Office, Target communities: rural areas & villages towns P.O. Box 16657Accra-North Ghana & small citiescapital or large cities Telephone: 222867 Young Child Programmes Child health & development: he 1th care AIDS Contact: National Coordinator - Dr Enchill Kofi Asarc nutrition/feeding programmes Founded: 1975 Child care & education: non-formal c,ntre-based Staff: 168 salaried programmesinfant care Child advocacy: children's rights UN Convention Aims: To resettle orphans and abandoned and destitute on the Child cnildren, bringing them up in family conditions. Target groups: parentsprofessionalsfamily Active in: Ghana Family Programmes Actions: Integrated programmingTraining Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare familyplanning teenage pregnancy health Co-operatior 'Partnership centres familyguidance AIDS /transmitablc Member of: SOS Kinderdorf International (Austria) diseases Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Young Child Programmes education cl Id- rearing practices father's role Childhealth& development:earlychildhood health education responsible parenthood parent- development to-beliteracy Child advocacy: children's rights Family at risk: teenage parents Target groups: family in rural settingmen women Family Programmes community Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Community Programmes education child-rearing practices parent/child Community welfare & involvement: health services interaction, stimulation youth programmes Community development & awareness: community Community Programmes healthaltnlig income-generation activities awareness Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Community advocacy: health policy population environment policy - Community advocacy: children's rights Target groups: rural communities urban communitiespoor communitiesyouth parents familiesprofessionalspolicymakerscommunity leaders GI1057 Services & Information UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND - Services: advisory & support services GHANA (UNFPA - Ghana) counselling/guidance services university Fonds des Nations Unies pour la Population - Ghana documentation/informationservices courses/programmes outreach programmes/extension work P 0. Box 1423 Accra Ghana radio/television/media programmes information campaignshotline, help/support services Telephone: 773890Telex: DPAC 2195 Gil Information activities Fax: 874-150-5362Cable: UN DEVPRO - in Ghana: awareness raising/advocacy training/workshops Contact: Country Director - Ian Howie Membershipinon-line databaSes:POPLINE. Staff: 8 salaried POPMAP Current budget: USS 1400000 Materials: audio-visual aids Grant-making: in Ghana (films/videos/slides/posters) Publications: institution's activities reports Aims: To assist governments in their request in dealing periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports with their population problems. To create awareness reference documents (directories, bibliographies) in population and development issues. To play a lead roleinthe UN systeminpromoting population programmes. Active in: Ghana Actions: Integrated programming ParenUCommunityprogrammes Research Training Policy Programmes 'Projects Information activitiesNetworking Grant-making 98 PROFILES: GUINEA (GN) GUINEA Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare family planning teenage pregnancy AIDS/transmitable diseases Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education father'srole health GUI MEA education responsible parenthood parent-to-be weaning practices Childs. under 6 Laws most alky Chr Wel un6sr 6 School erschnent (Thoussnes) 7417,01.0. rirartt none 6-11 Family at risk: teenage parents ,.. 1 600 poor families parents with disabilities/AIDS Target groups: family in rural setting family in 1116 146 20 urban setting family inmulticultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith Female Toter facility mt.Cursont OM' Access lo local disabilities 1541 hoshh cans 1,41 siblings illiterate literate men 1660 V4610 cle'r°"1".1 1966 6/ women professionals paraprofessionals policymakerscommunity 87 7.0 32 Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: family welfare centressocial welfareyouth programmes GN058 Community development & awareness: ASSOCIATION GUINEENNE POUR LE BIEN- sociocultural environment community health ETRE FAMILIAL (AGBEF) social mobilization income-generation activities awareness raisingsocial marketing Guinean Association for Family Well-Being Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family legislationpopulation policychildren's rights BP 1471 ConakryGuinea Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees Telephone: 46 56 27 poor communitieschildren youthparents families professionals paraprofessionals Contact: Directeur exe:cutif Dr Bandian Sidime policymakerscommunity leaders Founded: 1984 Staff: 32 salaried1500 non-salaried Services & Informatioa Current budget: USS 111140 Services: care services documentation/information services outreach programmes/extension work Aims: 'o promote family planning, maternal and child radio/television/media programmes information health and welfare. campaigns Information activities Active in: Guinea - in Guinea: documentation centre audio-visual Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated service conferences/seminars Communityprogrammes Parent/Community training/workshops programmes Policy Programmes/Projects erials: audio-visual aids ServicesInformation activitiesNetworking (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Publications: instructional guides/manuals Co-operation/Partner0ip institution's activities reportsresearch/conference Memberof:InternationalPlanned Parenthood reports Federation-IPPF (UK) Local branches/offices: 7 Individual members: 1850 Partners: national/local NGOs international NGOs Crsa;,.,9 governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations research institutes GROUI'E D'ACTION POUR LA SURVIE ET LE schools/universities hospitals/medical centres DEVELOPPEMENT DE ','ENFANT GUINEEN religious organizations professional associations (GASDEG) community groupstrade unionswomen's groups youth groupsparents' groups Action Group for the Survival and Development of the Target communities: rural areas F ,-illagesslums Guinean Child towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities BP 542ConakryGuinea Young Child Programmes Child health & developinent: motional development Contact:SeeretaireauxRelationsExtericures Nlamadou Aliou Sow physical developmentchildhood diseases/growth health care Founded: 1990 AIDS Staff: 12 non-salaried Child at risk: developmental difficulties emotional difficulties childpro-titution childrenwith special needs Aims: To seek out andpromotethefulluseof Child advocacy: child legisHion intellectual, material andfinancial resources to foster the physical, moral andintellectual development of Target groups: childin urban setting childin children. multiculturalsetting boys girls parents siblingsprofessionals policymakersfamily Active in: Guinea Actions: Integrated programmingTrainingPolicy Programmes /ProjectsInformation activities BEST COPY AVAllitbLE 99 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Young Child Programmes Child health & development: health care early childhood development nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes infant carepreschool education Child advocacy: children's rights Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Familyeducation & awareness: parent/child interaction, stimulation Community Programmes Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment community health social mobilization Community advocacy: children's rights Services & Information Services: documentation/information services Information a. tivities - inGuinea:awarenessraising/advocacy conferences/seminars IOU 92 PROFILES: KENYA (KE) KENYA - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy documentation centre library audio-visual service conferences/seminars training/workshops Publications: institution's activities reports KENYA Ch Sinn wider 6 Went tnortaity Ch kkon undo, 6 School c_ --olmont IThoumnolo) rieft4a.1.0. (%; as. 6-11 10160 KE061 AFRICAN NETWORK FOR THE PREVENTION 4076 72 94 AND PROTECTION AGAINST CHILD ABUSE Soma La Total 1 tetlity re* Cueront Soong to Waal AND NEGLECT (ANPPCAN) IlttMO"I% I Ipor womont Meta. care (%1 19.0 181640 r 1686 bl Menu Africain de Prevention et de Protection des Enfants Maltrahis et Negliges 42 7.0 360 PO Box 71420NairobiKenya KE060 Telephone: 7:7549 AFRICAN MEDICAL AND RESEARCH Contact: Nc.vsletter EditorVilloo Nowrojee FOUNDATION (AMREF) Founded: 1985 Fondation pour la Medecine et la Recherche en Afrique Staff: 6 salaries Current budget: USS 50000 P.O. Box 30125 NairobiKenya Aims: To provide a forum for the exchange of scientific information on the problems affecting childrenin Telephone: 501301 Fax: 506112 / 502984 Africa. To encourage and assist the creation of local Cable: AFRIFOUN and national organizations in every African country concernedwiththepromotionanddefence of Contact: Dr David Nyamwaya children's rights. To conduct a situation analysis on Founded: 1956 the state and nature of child abuse and neglect in Staff: 600 red Africa and publish the results periodically. Current budget: USS 3217391 Active in: Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria, Zimbabwe Aims: To train both mid-level health workers and Actions:Integrated programming community health workers. To support community- Child-to-Child based health care development. To provide health programmes Research Training Policy services Programmes/Projects Informationactivities which reach the rural poor and Publications/Materials disadvantaged/underprivileged populations in remote Networking areas. Co-operation/Partnership Local branches/offices: 10 Active in: Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child governmental agencies programmes Prot /Community programmes UN agencies research Research institutes schools/universities religious TrainingPolicyProgrammes/Projects organizationsprofessional associations Information activitiesNetworking Target communities: slums suburbs capital or Young Child Programmes large cities Childhealth & development:healthcare Young Child Programmes nutrition/feeding programmes Child at risk: child abuse/neglectchild pornography Child care & education: home-based programmes child labourchild prostitutionstreet children refugee childrenchildren with AIDSchildren of Family Programmes war/conflict Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation Family education & awareness: parent /caregiver children's rights UN Convention on the Child education Target groups: 4-5 years childchild in rural setting child in urban settingboysgirlsprofessionals Community Programmes policymakers Community development & awareness: Family Programmes sociocultural environment community health Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare social mobilization Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Services & Information education Family at risk: refugees sit.gle-parent families Services: advisory & support services teenage parent!,poor familiesunemployed documentation/informationservices outreach Target groups: family in urban setting programmes/extension worktechnical services women Information activities Community Programmes - inKenya:awarenessraising/advocacy Community welfs re & involvement: parent-based documentation centre library audio-visual preschool/care service conferences/seminars training/workshops Community development & awareness: income- generation activities skills training awareness raising 93 3EST COPY AVAil 161 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Community advocacy:children'srights child Family at risk: minoritiesrefugeesteenage parents protection Target groups: urban communitiesrefugeespoor Target groups: family in rural setting family in communities children professionals urban settingfamily in multicultural settingmen policymakerscommunity leaders women professionals paraprofessionals policymakerscommunity Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Community Programmes documentation /information services information Community welfare & involvement:traditional campaigns support systemshealth servicessocial welfare Information activities youth programmes - in Kenya:awarenessraising/advocacy Community development & awareness: documentation centre publications service sociocultural environment socioeconomic conferences/seminars environment community health social - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy mobilizationskills trainingawareness raising documentation centre publicationsservice Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family conferences/seminars legislationpopulation policyhuman rights Publications: institution's activities reports Targetgroups: rural communities urban periodicals/journals issue-oriented communitiesmulticultural communities refugees documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports youth parents families professionals reference documents (directories, bibliographies) paraprofessionals policymakers community Recent publications: Childwatch Newsletter leaders Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/informationservices outreach KE062 programmes/extension work technical services CENTRE FOR AFRICAN FAMILY STUDIES information campaigns (CAFS) Information activities - in Kenya:awarenessraising/advocacy Centre d'Etudes de la Famille Africaine training/workshops - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy Pamstech House, Woodvale Grove, Westlands, Materials: audio-visual aids PO Box 60054Nairobi Kenya (films/videos/slides/posters) Publications: instructional guides/manuals Telephone: 448618 / 447279 / 447280 textbooks/publications institution'sactivities Telex: 22792 CAFS KE reports periodicals/journals issue-oriented Fax: 448621 Cable: CAFS documents dossiersresearch/conferences reports reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Contact: Director - Prof. H.W.O. Okoth-Ogendo Active in: Kenya Actions: Parent-to-Parent programmes Research TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices KE063 Information activities Publications/Materials DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES Networking Department f.'s Services Sociaux Co-operation/Partnership Local branches/offices: 2 Ministry of Culture and Social Services Membei organizations: 42 PO Box 30276NairobiKenya Partners: nationaUlocal NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training Telephone: 218872 Telex: 336232 organizations research institutes schools/universities hospitals/medical centres Contact: Principal Social Welfare Officer - Juda M.M. religious organizationsprofessional associations Kimbio community groupstrade unionswomen's groups Grant-making: in Kc iya youth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Aims: To provide for the social betterment of the people towns & small cities suburbs capital or large of Kenya by helping them help themselves, both cities collectively and individually. To be concerned with all aspects of economic, cultural arid social change in Young Child Programmes society. Childhealth & development:earlychildhood development Active in: Kenya Target groups:boys girls professionals Actions: Integrated programming Integrated paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily Communityprogrammes Parent/Community programmes Research Training Policy Family Programmes Programmes/Projects Services Information Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare activitiesNetworkingGrant-making primary health care family planning teenage pregnancyfamily serviceshealth centresfamily Co-operation/Partnership guidanceAIDS/transinitable diseases Memher organizations: 300 Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs educationnutrition educationhealth education vernmental agencies UN agencies religious responsible parenthood organizations community groups v.mnen's groupsyouth groups 102 94 PROFILES: KENYA (KE) Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums KE064 towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities DISABLED PEOPLE INTERNATIONAL - KENYA (DPI - Kenya) Young Child Programmes Personnes Handicapees International - Kenya Child health & development: social development childhood disabilitiesearly childhood development earlyintervention AIDS nutrition/feeding P.O. Box 67641NairobiKenya programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Telephone: 561830 formal childcare centresinstitutionalized children disabled children reiiaoilitation foster care Contact: Chairman - Geoffrey P. Muindi child adoption/sponsorship Founded: 1982 Child at risk: child abuse/neglect child labour Staff: 5 salaried10 non-salaried child prostitutionstreet childrenchildren with Grant-making: in Kenyain other countries AIDS orphanschildren with special needs Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Aims: To provide support for the families of disabled UN Convention on the Child people. To attempt to influence legislation concerning Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 the disabled. To assist with school fee sponsorship for years childchild in rural settingboys girls the disabled. To undertake the co-ordination of all parentsfamily organizations concerned with the disabled. Family Programmes Active in: Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Somalia Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child family planningfamily servicesfamily guidance programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes family support groups Integrated Community programmes Family education & awareness: responsible Parent/Communityprogrammes Research parenthood parent-to-be literacy weaning TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices practices Information activities Publications/Materials Family at risk: teenage parents poor families NetworkingGrant-making migrants unemployed parents with disabilities/AIDS Co-operation/Partnership Target groups: family in rural setting family in Member of: Disabled People International (Canada) urban settingparents of children with disabilities Local branches/offices: 4 illiteratewomen policymakerscommunity Member organizations: 10 Individual members: 2000 Community Programmes Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Community welfare & involvement: social services governmental agencies UN agencies training traditional support systemsfamily welfare centres organizations research institutes social welfarehome visitsvoluntary services schools/universities hospitals /medical centres youth programmes religious organizationsprofessional associations Community development & awareness: community groupstrade unionswomen's groups sociocultural environment socioeconomic youth groupsparents' groups . environmentwater & environmental sanitation Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums social mobilization income-generation activities towns & small citiessuburbs capital or large awareness raising cities Community advocacy: population policychildren's rightschild protection Young Child Progr:amines Targetgroups: rural communities poor Child health & development: emotional development communitieschildrenyouthparentsfamilies social development physical development policymakerscommunity leaders intellectual /language development childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care Services & Information immunization early childhood development Services: advisory & support services earlyintervention mentalhealth AIDS counselling/guidance services nutrition/feeding programmes documentation/informationservices outreach Child care & education: home-based programmes programmes/extension work information non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal campaigns childcare centres recreationalfacilities infant Information activities careinstitutionalized childrendisal led children - in Kenya:awareness raising/advocacy rehabilitation preschooleducation special documentation centre audio-visual service education multiculturalism child safety foster conferences/seminars training/workshops carechild adoption/sponsorship computerized information service Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Materials: audio-visual aids difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning (films/videos/slides/posters) difficulties child abuse/neglect child Publications: referencedocuments (directories, pornography child labour child prostitution bibliographies) street children refugee children children with AIDS orphans children with special needs children of war/conflict Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation children's rights UN Convention on the Child Target groups: 4-5 years childchild in rural setting childin urban setting childinmulticultural setting boys girls parents siblings professionals paraprofessionals policymakers family 103 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Staff: 4 non salaried Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Aims: To disseminate information and research findings primary health care family planning health onearlychildhoodcareanddevelopment.To centresfamily guidancefamily support groups undertake research in priority areas and on topics not Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver covered by other studies. To promote networking education child-rearing practices parent /child through meetings and workshops. interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition education healtheducation responsible Active in: Kenya, Zambia, Uganda, Tanzania parenthood parent-to-be literacy weaning Actions: Research Policy Programmes/Projects practices Services Information activities Family at risk: refugees single-parent families Publications/MaterialsNetworking poor families migrants unemployed parents with disabilities/AIDS Co-operation/Partnership Target groups: family in rural setting family in Individual members: yes multicultural settingworking parentsparents of Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs children with disabilities siblings illiterate governmental agencies UN agencies research literate men women paraprofessionals institutes schools/universities hospitals/medical community centres Community Programmes Young Child Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Childhealth & development:earlychildhood traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily development welfare centres social welfare home visits Child care & education: preschool education voluntary servicesyouth programmesworkplace Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 childcare formal preschool/care community- years childchild in rural settingchild in urban based preschool/careparent-based preschool/care settingchild in multicultural settingfamily Community development & awareness: Family Programmes sociocultural environment socioeconomic Familyeducation & awareness: parenUchild environment physical upgrading community interaction, stimulation health water & environmental sanitation social mobilization income-generation activities skills Community Programmes trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing Community development awareness: Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family sociocultural environment socioeconomic legislation population policychildren's rights environment child protectionhuman rights Services & Information Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Services: advisory & support services documentation /information services information counselling /guidanceservices careservices campaigns documentation/information services Information activities radio/television/media programmes information - in Kenya: publications service campaignshotline, help/support services conferences/seminars Information activities inothercountries:publicationsservice - in Kenya:awarenessraising/advocacy conferences/seminars documentation centre library audio-visual Publications: research /conferences reports service publications service computerized information service - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy documentation centre library audio-visual service publications service computerized KE066 information service FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF KENYA (FI'AK) Comments: The organizationisplanningtostart providing legal aid services for the disabled in Kenya. Association de Planification Familial, du Kenya P.O. Box 30581 NairobiKenya Telephone: 7239403 Cable: FAMPLAN KE065 EASTERN AND CENTRAL AFRICA FOCUS Contact: Executive Director - Jennifer 1.N. Mukolwe GROUP ON EARLY CIIII,D1100D CARE AND Founded: 1961 Staff: 300 salaried550 non-salaried DEVE! .WMENT (ECA1 OC) Current budget: US$ 28261 Groupe &Etudes sur les Soins et le DA!opponent de la Prune Enfance en Afrique de l'Est el en Afrique Aims: To promote familywelfare, community and national development through family planning. Centrale Active in: Kenya PO Box 71420NairobiKenya Actions: Parent/Community programmesTraining Programmes/ProjectsInformation activities Telephone: 746894 Family Programmes Contact: Interim Secret try - Octavian N. Gakuru Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Founded: 1989 family planning 104 9 PROFILES: KENYA (KE) Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Founded: 1988 education Staff: 3 salaried Current budget: US$ 100000 Community Programmes Community development & awareness:social Aims: To provide a machinery for the exchange of mobilization experiences and materials among orga'zations and individuals involved in health education. To promote Services & Information collaboration among members inhealth education Services: documentation/information services activities. To collect and disseminate information on Information activities health education developments, research and training. - in Kenya: awareness raising/advocacy audio- To facilitate seminars, workshops and conferences on visual servicetraining/workshops health education. Active in: Kenya Actions: Research Programmes/Projects Information activitiesNetworking KE067 HEALTH BEIIAVIOUR AND EDUCATION Co-operation/Partnership DEPARTMENT Member organizations: 40 Partners:national/localNGOs governmental Departement des Comportments et de l'Education agencies training organizations Sanitaire schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations African Medical and Research Foundation - AMREF community groups P.O. Box 30125 Nairobi Kenya Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbscapital or large Telephone: 501301 / 501302 cities Telex: 23254 AMREF, KENYA Fax: 506112 Cable: AFRIFOUN Young Child Programmes Child health & development: health care Contact: Director Child care & education:infant care disabled Founded: 1957 childrenrehabilitation Staff: 600 salaried Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban settingprofessionalsparaprofessionals Aims: To improve the health of people inEastern Africa by identifying health needs, and by developing, Family Programmes implementing and evaluating methods and Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare programmes to meet these needs through in-service primary health carehealth centres training and research. Family education & awareness: health education Target groups: professionals paraprofessionals Active in: Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda community Actions:Integratedprogramming Information activities Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Young Child Programmes health servicesvoluntary services Child & development:healthcare Community development & awareness: community nutrition, ding programmes health water & environmental sanitation social mobilizationskills trainingawareness raising Family Programmes Community advocacy: health policy Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Target groups: childrenyouthparentsfamilies professionals paraprofessionals policymakers Community Programmes community leaders Community development & awareness: community healthsocial mobilization Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Services & Information documentation/informationservices outreach Services: advisory & support services programmes/extension worktechnical services documentation/information services information campaigns Information activities Information activities - in Kenya:awarenessraising/advocacy - inKenya:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centretraining/workshops Gocumentation centre library audio-visual service conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information service Materials: audio-visual aids KE068 (films /videos /slides /posters) HEALTH EDUCATION NETWORK (IWEN) Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution's Reseau d'Education Sanitaire activitiesreports issue-oriented documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports c/o AMREF, PO Box 30125 NairobiKenya Telephone: 504661 / 501301 Telex: 23254Fax: 506112 Contact: Co-ordinator - Rachel S. Ogutu 97 105 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA KE069 Active in: Kenya, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina INSTITUTE OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central Institut des Affaires Cuilurelles AfricanRepublic,Chad,Congo,Coted'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea Bissau, Equatorial Lesotho,Liberia,Madagascar,Malawi, NairobiKenya Guinea, PO Box 21679 Mali,Mauritius,Mozambique,Niger,Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Swaziland, Telephone: 254 724314 Telex: 254 '029375 Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zaire, Zambia, Zimbabwe Contact: Sophie Donde Actions: Information activities Staff: 42 salaried Co-operation/Partnership Current budget: US$ 192192 Memberof:InternationalPlannedParenthood Aims: To undertake programmes and training in the Federation-IPPF (UK) Member organizations: 29 field of child health and development. Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies Active in: Kenya slums programmes Target communities: rural areas & villages Actions:IntegratedCommunity towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Programmes/Projects Training cities Young Child Programmes care Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:health early immunization AIDSoral rehydration Child health & development: health care Child at risk: children with AIDS children with childhood development special needs Child care & education: infant care Target groups: parents Family Programmes Family health & welfare: primary health care Family Programmes family Family education & awareness: nutrition education familyplanning teenage pregnancy health education services Family at risk: unemployed Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver paraprofessionals educationfather's roleresponsible parenthood Target groups: professionals parent-to-beliteracyweaning practices Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: home visits Community Programmes voluntary services Community welfare & involvement: social well-re Community development & awareness: water & voluntary servicesyouth programmes environmental sanitation income-generation Community development & awareness: community health social mobilization income-generation activities awareness raising Target groups: families professionals activitiesskills training paraprofessionals Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/informationservices outreach programmes/extension work technical services KE070 radio /television /media programmes information INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTIIOOD campaigns Information activities FEDERATION - AFRICA REGIONAL OFFICE - in Kenya: awareness raising/advocacy audio- (IPPFAR) visual service publications service Federation Internationale de Planification Familiale conferences/seminarstraining/workshops - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy Bureau Regional pour rAfrique conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Publications: institution's activities reports issue- PO Box 30234NairobiKenya oriented documents/dossiers Telephone: 720280 / 720281 / 720282 Comments: The organization also supports government Telex: 22703 Fax: 726596 and NGO programmes in countries where there are Cable: INFED Nairobi noaffiliatedassociations.IPPFARrelicsonthe assistance of numerous volunteers throughout the Contact: Regional Director - Dr R.B. Turkson region. Founded: 1971 Staff: 60 salaried Aims: To promote family planning and responsible parenthood in the interest of human rights, family KE071 welfare, community welfare and international good- KENYA MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE will.To increaseunderstandingbypeopleand Institut we Recherche Medicale du Kenya governments of the demographic problems of their communities and of the world. To stimulate and promote family planning inall countries, both by Ngong Road, PO Box 54840 NairobiKenya itself and through other appropriate organizations. To encouragetheestablishmentoffamilyplanning Contact: Dr Stephen Kinoti organizations in countries of the region where none exist, and aid and assist existing family planning Aims: To undertake medical research in East Africa. associations. 106 93 PROFILES: KENYA (KE) Active in: Kenya Actions: Parent/Community programmesResearch Services & Information Programmes/Projects Services: counselling/guidance services radio/television/mediaprogrammes outreach Young Child Programmes programmes/extension work Child health & development: childhood diseases/growthhealth careoral rehydration nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: infant care Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 KE073 years child KISUMI PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PROJECT Projet de Soins de Sante Primaires de Kisumi Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care Aga Khan Health ServiceKenya Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver PO Box 530KisuntiKenya education child-rearingpractices nutrition educationhealth educationweaning practices Telephone: 43492 Community Programmes Contact: Programme Manager M.H.O. Onduru Community welfare & involvement: social services Staff: 17 salaried traditional support systemshealth services Community development & awareness: Aims: To achieve an improvement in the health and sociocultural environmentawareness raising nutritional status of the Project Community, with an Target groups: youthparentsfamilies emphasis onchildrenunder5and women of reproductiveage,withfullparticipationofthe community. Active in: Kenya, Tanzania KE072 Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated KENYA SOCIETY OF THE PHYSICALLY Communityprogrammes ParenUCommunity programmes Training Policy HANDICAPPED Programmes/Projects Services Information Societe des Handicapes Physiques du Kenya activities PO Box 7627 NairobiKenya Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Telephone: 335657 governmentalagencies communitygroups women's groups Contact:C,..tirman WycliffecKcpha Anyanzwa Target communities: rural areas & villagessuburbs Matcrwa Active in: Kenya Young Child Programmes Actions: Programmes/projectsInformation activities Child health & development: health care oral Networking rehydration Target groups: 0-1 year infant4-5 years child Co- operation /Partnership Partners: UN agencies religious organizations Family Programmes parents' groups Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Target communities: slumstowns & small cities family planning capital or large cities Family education & awareness: nutrition education Target groups: family in rural setting women Young Child Programmes community Child health & development: social development childhood disabilitieshealth caremental health Community Programmes Child care & education:rehabilitation special Community welfare & involvement: health services educationchild safety Childatrisk: learning difficulties child Community development & awareness: community abuse/neglectchild prostitutionstreet children health water & environmental sanitationsocial orphanschildren with special needs mobilization income-generationactivities awareness raising Family Programmes Target groups:ruralcommunities families Family health & welfare: family planningteenage community leaders pregnancyhealth centresfamily support groups Family education & awareness: health education Services & Information Familyatrisk:unemployed parentswith Services: counselling/guidance services outreach disabilities/AIDS programmes/extension work technical services Target groups: parents of children with disabilities radio/television/media programmes Information activities Community Programmes -in Kenya: training/workshops computerized Community welfare & involvement: home visits information service Community development & awareness: Materials: audio-visual aids sociocultural environment (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Community advocacy: human rights Publications: instructional guides/manuals Target groups: poor communities youthparents familiespolicymakers 107 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Training Policy Programmes/Projects KE074 Information activitiesNetworking MAZINGIRA INSTITUTE Co-operation/Partnership Institut Mazingara Member of: Regional Centre in Early Childhood Education and Care - RTRC (Africa) PO Box 14550NairobiKenya Young Child Programmes Contact: Dr Davinder Lamba Child health & development: health care early childhood development nutrition/feeding Aims: To develop and disseminate health information programmes packages for children in rural areas. Child care & education: preschool education Active in: Kenya Family Programmes Actions: Integrated programming Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Parent/Communityprogrammes Research educationparent/child interaction, stimulation Programmes/Projects Informationactivities Publications/MaterialsNetworking Community Programmes Community development & awareness:social Young Child Programmes mobilization Child health & development: health care Target groups: child in rural setting Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Family Programmes documentation/information services Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Information activities primary health care - in Kenya: information/inquiry serviceawareness Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver raising/advocacydocumentation centrelibrary education child-rearingpractices health audio-visual service publications service educationweaning practices conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Target groups: family in rural setting in other countries: information/inquiry service documentation centre publications service Community Programmes conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Community welfare & involvement:traditional support systemshealth services Comments: NACECE undertakes activities in Eastern Community development & awareness: and Southern Africa on request. sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment communityhealth awareness raising Target groups: rural communities KE076 Services & Information POPULATION AND HEALTH SERVICES (PITS) Services: documentation/information services Services de Population et de Sante Information activities - in Kenya: awareness raising/advocacy/advocacy P.O. Box 59328NairobiKenya publications service Materials: teaching aids/kits Telephone: (2) 721704 / 711743 / 711744 Publications: instructional guides/manuals issue- Telex: 22309 SNW/P022/FSI Fax: (2) 332708 oriented documents/dossiers Contact: Clinical DirectorLucy Abubakar Founded: 1985 Staff: 60 salaried KE075 Current budget: US$ 484719 NATIONAL CENTRE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD Aims: To provide preventivemedical andfamily EDUCATION (NACECE) planning services for low-income families in Kenya. Centre National pour !'Education de la Prime Enfance To work with communities towards better health for all. To extend itseffortstoinform, educate and counsel Kenyans, thereby contributing to the efforts P.O. Box 30231 NairobiKenya of the government inresponding to the pressing problems of population growth and health needs for Telephone: 749900 Cable: Watchful Nairobi women and children. Contact: Co-ordinatorMargaret Kabiru Active in: Kenya, Central, Southern and West Africa Found -d: 1984 Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Staff: 15 salaried10 non-salaried programmes Parent/Community programmes Programmes/Projects Services Information Aims: To developtrainingprogrammesinearly activities childhood education. To develop nationalearly childhood education curriculum and materials. To Co-operation/Partnership conduct action research and innovative projects and Member of: Marie Stopes International (UK) train trainers in the field of early childhood education. Partners:national/localNGOs governmental agenciesyouth groups Active In: Kenya Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Actions: Integrated programming towns & small cities Parent/Communityprogrammes Research t0 108 PROFILES: KENYA (KE) Young Child Programmes services healthcentres familyguidance Childhealth & development:healthcare AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily support groups immunization Target groups: 0-1 year infantparents Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child-rearing practices parent/child Family Programmes interaction,stimulation father'srole health Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare educationresponsible parenthoodparent-to-be familyplanning teenage pregnancy health Family at risk: minorities single-parent families centres teenage parents poor families unemployed Familyeducation& awareness:child-rearing parents with disabilities/AIDS practices healtheducation responsible Target groups: family in rural setting family in parenthool urban setting family in multicultural setting Family at r 3k: poor families working parents men women professionals Target groups: family in rural setting family in paraprofessionalspolicymakerscommunity multicultural settingcommunity Community Programmes Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: youth Community welfare & involvement: health services programmes youth programmes Community development & awareness:social Community development & awareness: awareness mobilization income-generation activities skills raising trainingawareness raising Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family Services & Information legislationpopulation policyhuman rights Services: documentation/informationservices Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban informationcampaigns hotline,help/support communities multicultural communities services minorities poor communities youth parents Information activities families professionals paraprofessionals - in Kenya: information/inquiry serviceawareness policymakerscommunity leaders raising/advocacytraining/workshops Publications: instructional guides/manuals Services & Information institution's activities reports Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services Comments: The organization's counterparts also work documentation /informationservices technical in Asia. PHS operates the Marie Stopes Clinics in services radio /television /media programmes Kenya,whicharcmulti-purposehealthcentres information campaigns providing low-income families with a fully integrated Information activities maternal and child health/family planning service. - inKenya:awarenessraising/advocacy conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Materials: audio-visual aids (films /videos /slides /posters)teaching aids/kits Publications: instructional guides/manuals K E077 institution's activities reportsperiodicals /journals UNITED NATIONS FUND FOR POPULATION issue-oriented documents/dossiers research/conferences reportsreference documents ACTIVITIES - KENYA (UNFPA - Kenya) (directories, bibliographies) Fonds des Nations Unies pour la PopulationKenya PO Box 30218 NairobiKenya Telephone: 217611Telex: 22265 Fax: 254-2-331897Cable: UNDEVPRO, Nairobi Contact: Programme Officer - Paul Meja Matogo Active in: Kenya Actions: Parent-to-Parent programmes Parent/Communityprogrammes Research TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Information activities Publications/Materials Networking Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations research institutes schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations community groupstrade unionswomen's groups youth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare family planning teenage pregnancy family rl , 109 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA LESOTHO centre conferences/seminars training/workshops - in other countries: information/inquiry service documentation centre LESOTHO Chaldean under 5 Infant mortality eh tindor 5 Sohool mvotrnant (176oulanch) undmvialght 1%1 ratio sgea 0.11 1,S079 19100 vmr:01°°° 1990 INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDIES (ISAS) 304 100 10 70 Institut d'Etudes sur l'Afrique Australe Fern* Ted fartIlly MeCurrant GNP /power to local 09cm-soy 1%1 risIornon) qrapha Ili61/ boon ere 1%1 1090 1006 b/ Department of Educational Foundations, National University of Lesotho PO Box 180Roma 180 Lesotho S.8 420 80 Contact: Prof. Bereng Maphathe LS078 Aims: To undertake research on child-rearing practices INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION and early childhood care, education and development. Institut d'Education Active in: Lesotho Actions: ResearchTraining National University of Lesotho Post Office Roma 180Lesotho Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development Telephone: 340601Fax: 340000 social development physical development Cable: UNITER, ROMA, LESOTHO intellectual/language developmentearly childhood development Contact: Director Dr E.M. Sebatane Child care & education: formal childcare centres Founded: 1961 recreational facilitiesinfant care Staff: 9 salaried1 non-salaried Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Current budget: USS 86000 difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning difficulties Aims: To undertake research and development In all Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban areas ofeducation. Toprovide professional setting consultancy services, as well as in-service training, information and documentation. Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Active in: Lesotho Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Actions: Integrated programming Child-to-Child education child-rearingpractices weaning programmesInformation activities practices Target groups: family in rural setting family in Co-operation/Partnership urban settingcommunity Member of: Child-to-Child (UK), African Network on Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (Kenya), Community Programmes Defence for Children International (Switzerland) Community welfare & involvement: social services formal preschool/care Young Child Programmes Community development & awareness: Child health & development: childhood disabilities sociocultural environment socioeconomic healthcare earlychildhooddevelopment environment nutrition/feeding programmes Targetgroups: rural communities urban Child care & education: non-formal centre-based communitieschildren programmespreschool education Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Services & Information Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights Services: advisory & support services documentation/informationservices university Family Programmes courses/programmes outreach Familyeducation & awareness:child rearing programmes/extension work practicesparent/child interaction, stimulation Information activities - inLesotho:awarenessraising/advocacy Community Programmes training/workshops Community development & awareness: Publications: institution's activities reports sociocultural environment research/conferences reports Community advocacy:children'srights child protectionhuman rights Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/information services Information activities -inLesotho:information/inquiryservice awarenessraising/advocacy documentation 110 1 0 A' PROFILES: LESOTHO (LS) Co-operation/Partnership LS080 Member of:Lesotho Council of NGOs - LCN LESOTHO DAY CARE AND COMMUNITY (Lesotho) CENTRE Local branches/offices: 4 international NGOs Centre Communautaire et de Puericulture du Lesotho Partners: national/local NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies research institutes schools/universities hospitals/medical PO Box 1684 MaseruLesotho centres community groups women's groups youth groupsparents' groups Telephone: 323294 Target communities: rural areas & villages towns & small cities Contact: Chaiman - E.T. Ntai Young Child Programmes Active in: Lesotho Child health & development. social development Actions: TrainingServices early childhood development AIDS Child care & education: child safety Co-operation/Partnership Child at risk: child abuse/neglect children with Local branches/offices: 10 special needs Partners: governmental agenciescommunity groups Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Target groups: policymakersfamily Target communities: rural areas & villages towns & small cities Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Young Child Programmes family planning teenage pregnancy family Childhealth & development:earlychildhood guidanceAIDS/transmitable diseases development Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child care & education: preschool education education parent/child interaction, stimulation Target groups: 4-5 years childchild in rural setting responsible parenthood parent-to-be weaning child in urban setting practices Family at risk: teenage parents poor families Family Programmes unemployed Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Target groups: family in rural setting family in education multicultural settingmenpolicymakers Target groups: community Community Programmes Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Community welfare & involvement: community- traditional support systemshome visitsvoluntary based preschool/care servicesyouth programmes Targetgroups: rural communities urban Community development & awareness: communities children parents community socioeconomic environmentsocial marketing leaders Community advocacy: family legislationpopulation policy Services & Information Target groups: rural communities poor Services: care services communities youth parents families Materials: toys/recreational materials policymakerscommunity leaders Publications: research/conferences reports Services & Information Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services LS081 documentation/informationservices outreach programmes/extension work LESOTHO PLANNED PARENTHOOD radio/television/media programmes information ASSOCIATION (LPPA) campaigns Association de Planification Fami hale du Lesotho Information activities - in Lesotho:information/inquiryservice awareness raising/advocacy Box 340MaseruLcsotho Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Telephone: 323645 / 316278 Telex: 4574 Contact: Acting Executive Director Thankhc Scfako Founded: 1968 Staff: 70 salaried I,S082 Current budget: USS 430000 usurilo PREsoloot, AND Dm, CARE Aims: To make known and provide family planning ASSOCIATION (LPDCA) facilitiestoassist people who want to space their Association Prescolaire et d'Accueil pour les Enfants du child en in order to mitigate the problems of ill health Lesotho and poverty. Active in: Lesotho P.O. Box 1721Maseru 100Lesotho Actions: Integrated programming Parent -to- Parent programmesIntegrated Community programmes Contact: Training OfficersElisa F. Green & Elisabeth Research Training Programmes/Projects Moshocshoe Information activitiesPublications/Materials Founded: 1985 Staff: 2 salaried 103 I 1 I ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Current budget: US$ 22491 Information activities - inLesotho:awarenessraising/advocacy Aims: To promote the development of preschool conferences/seminarstraining/workshops education and day care throughout Lesotho. T' offer Materials:teachingaids/kits toys/recreational teacher training. To cooperate in the establishinent materials and implementation of national policies on preschools. Publications: instructional guides/manuals To assistthe governmentintheformulation of institution's activities reportsresearch /conferences national policies. To promote the development and the reports production of preschool and daycare equipment using local material. To encourage parents' participation in Comments. As Danish volunteers arc working for the preschool education and day care. To cooperate with Association, some information activities are relevant agencies and authorities concerned with the undertaken in Denmark. development of preschool education and day care in Lesotho. Active in: Lesotho Actions: Integrated programming TrainingPolicy LS083 Information activitiesNetworking LESOTHO SAVE THE CHILDREN (LSC) Sauvez les Enfants Lesotho Co-operation/Partnership Local branches/offices: 1 Individual members: 200 PO Box 151 Maseru 100Lesotho Partners:national/localNGOs governmental agencies religiousorganizations community Telephone: 322543Telex: 4262 LO groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Contact: Chairman Dr kris Bicmans towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Founded: 1964 cities Staff: 24 salaried Current budget: USS 210000 Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development Aims: To provide community careforphysically social development physical development disabled children and to support children from poor intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood families. diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care early childhood developmentmental health Active in: Lesotho Child care & education: formal childcare centres Actions: Parent/Community programmes institutionalized children preschool education Programmes/Projects Services Information child safety activities Child at risk: developmental difficulties emotional difficulties Co-operation/Partnership Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Member of: International Save the Children Alliance- Target groups: 2-3 years child4-5 years child ISCA (Switzerland) child in rural settingchild in urban settingboys Partners: community groupsyouth groups girlsparentsprofessionalspolicymakers Target communities: rural areas & villages towns & small citiescapital or large cities Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Young Child Programmes education parent/child interaction, stimulation Child health & development: childhood disabilities nutrition educationliteracy health care Family at risk: single-parent familiespoor families Child care & education: home-based programmes migrantsunemployed infant care institutionalized children disabled Target groups: family in rural setting family in childrenrehabilitation urban settingworking parentsilliterateliterate Child at risk: children with special needs policymakerscommunity Community Programmes Community Programmes Community development & awareness: awareness Community welfare & involvement: social services raising homevisits workplacechildcare formal preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care Services & Information parent-based preschool/care Services: advisory & support services Community development & awareness: documentation/information services information sociocultural environment physical upgrading campaigns water & environmentalsanitation awareness Information activities raising - in Lesotho: awareness raising/advocacy Community advocacy:children'srights child protection Targetgroups: rural communities urban communities poor communities children LS084 paraprofessionalspolicymakers MINISTRY OF EDUCATION Services & Information Ministere de !'Education Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services Box 47Maseru 100Lesotho documentation/informationservices technical services radio/television/media programmes Telephone: 09266-325957 Fax: 09266-310206 information campaigns 112 104 PROFILES: LESOTHO (LS) Target groups: family in rural settingprofessiooai Contact:EarlyChildhoodCo-ordinator Rcfiloc paraprofessionals Mofolo , Special Education Co-ordinator-Linco Phachaka Community Programmes Staff: 12 salaried Community development & awareness: water & environmental sanitation income-generation Active in: Lesotho activitiesskills training Actions: Parent/Community programmes Target groups: rural communities professionals Information activities paraprofessionals Young Child Programmes Services & Information Child health & development: childhood disabilities Services: advisory & support services early childhood development documentation/informationservices technical Child care & education: preschool education servicesinformation campaigns special education Information activities - in Lesotho: conferences/seminars Famil, Programmes training/workshops computerized information Familyeducation & awareness:parent/child service interaction, stimulation Community Programmes Community development & awareness: awareness raising Services & Information Services: documentation/information services Information activities - in Lesotho: awareness raising/advocacy LS085 UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME- LESOTHO (UNDP - Lesotho) Programme des Nations Unies pour le Developpement - Lesotho P.O. Box 301 Maseru 100Lesotho Telephone: 266-31-3790Telex: 4342 LO Fax: 266-31-0042 Cable: UNDEVPRO Maseru Contact: Resident RepresentativeQais G. Noaman Founded: 1971 Staff: 44 salaried Current budget: US$ 4901750 Aims: To promote socio-economic development and poverty alleviation. To undertake human resource development, rural development and national capacity building activities. Active in: Lesotho Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated Community programmes Training Policy Programmes/Projects Informationactivities Networking Co-operation/Partnership Partners: governmental agencies UN agencies Target communities: rural areas & villages Young Child Programmes Child health & development: AIDS Child care & education: non-formal centre-based programmes Target groups: professionalsparaprofessionals Family Programmes Familyhealth & welfare: AIDS/transrnitable diseases Family education & awareness: literacy Family at risk: migrantsunemployed 105 113 BEST COPY AVAILABLE ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA LIBERIA Chlkkun undo' 5 Intent rnortoltty Chi Weal I...Mr 5 (Thaumbrtd.1 ;V4101000 und.rwelghl 1990 16880.6 6/ 474 142 20 22 Fermi. To frtalty note CurrmIt 0.41. Aooroo to loo0 1181616oy (941 Womanl Da capita IU61 Issakh cam (941 1990 t1106-80 1896 6/ 71 1,12086 INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH Institut de Recherche University of Liberia PO Box 9020MonroviaLiberia Aims: To carry out studies of infant feeding practices in urban Liberia. Active in: Liberia Actions: Research Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood diseases/growth health care nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: infant care Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child Family Programmes Family health & welfare: primary health care household food security Family education & awareness: nutrition education health educationweaning practices Target groups: family in urban setting Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: home visits Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment Target groups:urban communities children families Services & Information Services: documentation/information services university courses/programmes Publications: institution's activities reports research/conferences reports 114 LtJO PROFILES: MADAGASCAR (MG) MADAGASCAR Staff: 85 salaried90 non-salaried Current budget: US$ 225017 Aims: To contribute to the well-being of families in Madagascar through family planning education and responsible parenthood. To create an awareness of MADAGASCAR demographicproblemsamongthepublicand decision-makers. To provide, strengthen and improve Chfkitart urwler 6 Want mortality CIN Ikkon urKlar 6 Gohool otvolrnant /Thou. an it r1ra.01.0. unclorwaivht 1%1 ratio mow 6-11 family planning services. 1666 196046 AJ 1990 Active in: Madagascar 219 120 33 81 Actions: Parent/Community programmes Programmes/Projects Services Information Famak. Total tactility rata Coment A000to to boat activitiesPublications/Materials Ilittroay 1 561 foot woman} er capita (ME basal,oars 1%) Networking 1990 191/940 1916 W Co-operation/Partnership Memberof:InternationalPlannedParenthood 27 6.6 180 86 Federation-IPPF (UK) Local branches/offices: yes Individual members: yes MG-087 Partners:international NGOs UN agencies ANKOIIONANA MIRINDRA FINARITRA (AMIFI) hospitals/medical centresyouth groups Harmonious and Happy Family Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities BP 7097Antananarivo 101Madagascar Young Child Programmes Contact: R. Rambolosoaniaina Child health & development: AIDS Founded: 1985 Target groups: family Staff: 10 non-salaried Current budget: US$ 1379 Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Aims: To promote family planning services and family family planning teenage pregnancy life education. To educate youth in family matters. AIDS/transmitable diseases Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Active in: Madagascar education parent/child interaction, stimulation Actions: Parent/Community programmesTraining responsible parenthoodparent-to-be Information activities Family at risk: teenage parentspoor families Target groups: family in rural setting family in Co-operation/Partnership urban setting men women policymakers Memberof:FdderationInternationaled'Action community Familia le (USA) Community Programmes Young Child Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Child care & education: home-based programmes home visitsyouth programmes Community development & awareness: Family Programmes socioeconomic environment income-generation Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver activitiesskills trainingawareness raising education Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiespoor communitiesyouthparents Community Programmes familiespolicymakerscommunity leaders Community welfare & involvement: social services Services & Information Services & Information Services: advisory & support servicescare services Services: documentation/information services documentation/information services outreach Information activities programmes/extension work information - in Madagascar: con ferences/seminars campaigns training/workshops Information activities in Madagascar: awareness raising/advocacy documentation centre audio-visual service publicationsservice conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information MG088 service ASSOCIATION DE PLANIFICATION FAMILIALE Materials: audio-visual aids FIANAKAVIANA SAMBATRA (FISA) (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Family Planning Association Fianakaviana Satnbatra Publications: institution's activities reports Recent publications: Etude epidCmologique stirla starilit6 a Antsiranana (1988) Etude 30 bis, Lalana Havana Antsahabe, BP 703 epidemologique surlastdrilit6a Antsohihyet Antananarivo 101Madagascar Analalava (1989) Telephone: 335-30Telex: 22445 FPAFS-MG Fax: 243-48 Contact: Directeur ExecutifManitra Andriamasinoro Founded: 1967 107 BEST COPY AVAiLABLE 115 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA MG089 MG090 ASSOCIATION DES AMTS ET PARENTS ASSOCIATION DES ORGANISATIONS NON D'ENFANTS HANDICAPES MENTAUX DE GOUVERNEMENTALES DE MADAGASCAR MADAGASCAR - LES ORCHIDEES BLANCHES POUR LE BIEN -ETRE FAMILIAL Friends and Parents of Mentally Handicapped Children Association of Family Well-Being Non-Governmental Association of Madagascar - White Orchids Organizations of Madagascar BP 3909, Lot II M 46 Bis AnalamahitsyTananarive 31 rue Dr Villette IsorakaAntananarivo 101 Madagascar Madagascar Telephone: 42623 Telephone: 25846 Contact: Secretaire General - Odette Ramaroson Contact:SecretaryGeneral - DrNorovololona Founded: 1972 Razatindrakotohasa Staff: 16 salaried Staff: 13 salaried Current budget: US$ 12698 Aims:Toco-ordinatetheactivitiesof member Aims: To provide assistance and support to families of organizationsinthefield of family planning and mentally disabled persons. To run a rehabilitation family welfare. To carry out information activities on centre for mentally handicapped children and youth. family planning. Active in: Madagascar Active in: Madagascar Actions: Programmes/Projects Services Actions: Parent/Community programmesResearch Information activities Programmes/Projects Services Information activities Co-operation/Partnership Member of: Liguc Internationale des Associations Co-operation/Partnership d'Aide aux Handicaps Mentaux, Union Nationale Member organizations: II des Associations d'Aide aux Handicapes Mentaux- Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs UNAPEI (France) governmental agencies UN agencies religious Partners: national/local NGOs hospitais/medical organizations centres community groups youth groups Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns parents' groups & small citiescapital or large cities Young Child Programmes Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood disabilities Child health & development: health care health careearly childhood developmentmental health Family Programmes Childcare & education:disabledchildren Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare rehabilitation preschooleducation special family planning education Target groups: family in rural setting family in Child at risk: children with special needs urban settingworking parents literate men Target groups: child in urban setting parents womenprofessionalsparaprofessionals family Community Programmes Family Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Family health & welfare: family services social welfare Target groups: family in urban settingparents of Community advocacy: population policy children with disabilitiessiblings Services & Information Community Programmes Services: advisory & support services Community vVelfare & involvement: social services documentation/information services social welfare Information activities Target groups: urban comenitieschildrenyouth -in Madagascar: information/inquiry service parentsfamilies awareness raising /advocacy conferences/seminars Services & Information Services: care services documentation/information services outreach programmes/extension work information campaigns Information activities MG091 - in Madagascar: awareness raising/advocacy ASSOCIATION MEI)ICALE INTERENTREPRISE Materials: audio-visual aids DE TANANARIVE (AMIT) teaching aids/kits (films/videos/slides/posters) Inter-Company Medical Association of Tananarive toys/recreational materials Publications: instructional guides/manuals textbooks/publications institution'sactivities Lot I B G 21 Tcr Antsahavola Antananarivo reports periodicals/journals issue-oriented Madagascar documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Telephone: 30491 Contact: MedccinChef - Dr Marie Elianne Rasambainarivo BEST COPY AVAILABLE 116 103 PROFILES: MADAGASCAR (MG) Founded: 1974 MG093 Staff: 28 salaried Current budget: US$ 70345 CENTRE DE SANTE FAMILIALE (CSF) Family Health Centre Aims: To promote the well-being of workers and their families by providing health care services. S.A. Papeteries de Madagascar - PAPMAD BP 1756 Ambohimanambola Antananarivo 101 Active in: Madagascar Madagascar Actions: Integrated programming Programmes/ProjectsInformation activities Telephone: 20635 Telex: 22229 Fax: 24394 Young Child Programmes Child health & development: health care early Contact: Me,clecin Chef Dr Norovololona childhood development nutrition/feeding Raza findrakoto has ina programmes Founded: 1989 Child care & education: infant care preschool Staff: 5 salaried education Current budget: US$ 6878 Family Programmes Aims: To improve the quality of life and the health Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare conditions of workers and their families. To promote Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver the output of the company by a higher level of educationchild-rearing practices productivity based on better primary health care methods, better birth regulations and health education. Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Active in: Madagascar documentation/information services Actions:Integratedprogramming Services Information activities Information activities -in Madagascar: information/inquiry service conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Co-operation /Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies Target communities: rural areas & villagescapital MG092 or large cities CABINET MEDICAL LE BON SAMARITAIN Young Child Programmes (CMLBS) Child health & development: emotional development The Good Samaritan Medical Centre physical developmentchildhood diseases/growth immunization early childhood development nutrition/feeding programmes BP 7097Antananarivo 101Madagascar Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Contact: Jean-Phillipe Andrianasolomahefa settingboysgirlsparents Founded: 1986 Staff: 4 salaried Family Programmes Current budget: US$ 2759 Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare family planning Aims: To provide health care and immunization for Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver needy families and children. To promote natural education nutrition educationhealth education family planning. To provide vocational training for responsible parenthoodweaning practices orphans. Community l'rogrammes Active in: Madagascar Community welfare & involvement: social services Actions:Integratedprogramming Training health services Information activities Community advocacy: population policy Target groups: families Young Child Programmes Child health & development: health care Services & Information Child at risk: children with special needs Services:documentation/information services technical services Family Programmes Information activities Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare - in Madagascar: audio-visual service publicationsservice conferences/seminars Community Programmes training/workshops Community welfare & involvement: social services Services & Information Services: documentation/information services Information activities MG094 -in Madagascar: awareness raising/aUvocacy CENTRE MEDICAL SOI,IMA con ferences/seminarstraining /workshops Solitna Medical Centre 31 rue Dr Villette Isoraka 101 Antananarivo Madagascar Telephone: 25846 Telex: 22222 103 117 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Fax: 33474 Community development awareness: sociocultural environment Contact: M6decin Chef - Dr Razakanirina Rabiaza Founded: 1975 Services & Information Staff: 11 salaried3 non-salaried Services: documentation/information services Current budget: USS 165517 Information activities -in Madagascar: information/inquiry service Aims: To provide health care and maternal and child audio-visual service conferences/seminars welfare services. training/workshops Acti e in: Madagascar Comments: The Centre takes care of premature infants Actions:Integratedprogramming information from birth through development, to the point where activities they have reached a satisfactory general condition. It helps find day care for children as well as adoptive Young Child Programmes parents.Italsoprovidesassistanceinsanitary Child health & development: health care education and development. Child care & education: infant care Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare MG096 Familyeducation& awareness:child-rearing practices FIVONDRONAN 'NY TOKANTRANO KRISTIANINA (FTK) Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Movement for the Promotion of the Family Services & Information Immcuble CNPC Antanimena, BP 1382 Antananarivo Services: documentation /information services 101 Madagascar Information activities -in Madagascar: awareness raising/advocacy Telephone: (2) 28636 / 21158 library Fax: (2) 24854 ECAR Contact:PrdsidcntNational MichelDieudonn6 Ratovoson Founded: 1974 MG095 Staff: 8 salaried75 non-salaried CENTRE MEDICO SOCIAL JI.RA.MA Current budget: USS 20106 .11.RA.MA Medico-Social Centre Grunt-making: (85% of annual budget) in Madagascar 13 rue Mahafaka, IsaralalanaAntananarivo 101 Aims: To promote family planning and familylife Madagascar education. To carry out education and training in natural family planning methods. Telephone: (2) 22911 Telex: 222 35 JIRADG Fax: (2) 33806 JIRADAF Active in: Madagascar Actions: Integrated programming Contact: M6decin Chcf - Dr Monique Rakotomalala Parent/Communityprogrammes Training Founded: 1975 Information activities Staff: 66 salaried Current budget: USS 274345 Co-operation/Partnership Memberof:F6416rationInternationaled'Action Aims: To provide mother andinfanthealthcare Familiale (USA) services. To run a centre for the improvement of nutrition standards. To promote income-generating Young Child Programmes activites for women. Child health & development: health care Child care & education: home-based programmes Active in: Madagascar Child advocacy: children's rights Actions: Integrated programming Parent/Communityprogrammes Training Family Programmes Information activities Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare family planning Young Child Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Childhealth & development:healthcare educationparent/child interaction, stimulation nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Community Programmes infant care Community welfare & involvement: social services Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Family Programmes environment physical upgrading community Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare health Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Community advocacy: children's rights educationchild-rearing practices Services & Information Community Programmes Services: advisory & support services Community welfare & involvement: social services documentation/information services 118 110 PROFILES: MADAGASCAR(MG) Information activities -in Madagascar: information/inquiry service Active in: Madagascar awarenessraising/advocacy documentation Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child centre library audio-visualservice programmes Parent/Community programmes conferences/seminarstraining/workshops TrainingInformation activities Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution's activities reports Co-operation/Partnership Target communities: rural areas & villages towns & small cities Young Child Programmes MG097 Child health & development: childhood disabilities ORGANISATION SANITAIRE healthcare earlychildhooddevelopment TANANARIVIENNE INTER-ENTERPRISES nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes (OSTIE) non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care Inter-Company Health Organization of Tananarive preschool education Child at risk: children with special needs BP 165, rue Dr Zamenhof, BehoririkaAntananarivo Child advocacy: children's rights Madagascar Family Programmes Telephone: 26565 Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Contact: Chef - Dr Rafiringa Andrianavalona educationparent/child interaction, stimulation Founded: 1955 Family at risk: single-parent families Staff: 276 salaried Current budget: US$ 1034480 Community Programmes Community development & awareness: Aims: To provide health services to workers and their sociocultural environment socioeconomic families. To promote mother and infant welfare as environment physical upgrading community well as family planning and vaccination activities. health Community advocacy: children's rights Active in: Madagascar Actions: ServicesInformation activities Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Young Child Programmes documentation /information services Child health & development: health care Information activities Child care & education: infant care -in Madagascar: information/inquiry service awarenessraising/advocacy documentation Family Programmes centre library audio-visualservice Family health & welfare: nother & infant welfare publicationsservice conferences/seminars Familyeducation & awareness:child-rearing training/workshops computerized information practices service Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services MG099 Services & Information Services: documentation/information services VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE MADAGASCAR Information activities VOIIIJAZA LIANTSOA - in Madagascar: conferences /seminars SOS Children's Village of Madagascar Vohijaza training/workshops Liantsoa 134 rue Rainandriamampandry Tananarive 101 Madagascar MG098 SAMPAN'ASA LOTERANA MOMBA NY Telephone: 30144 FAIIASALAMANA (SALFA) Contact: President - Soloniaina Ralantoarimisa Health Department of the Malagasy Lutheran Church Founded: 1985 Staff: 12 salaried BP 880Antananarivo 101Madagascar Current budget: US$ 24828 Telephone: (2) 33158 Telex: 22544 FLM MG Aims: To provide care, shelter and love to children in a Fax: (2) 33767 family-like environment. Contact: Dr S.D. Quanbeck Active in: Madagascar Founded: 1978 Actions: Integrated programming Staff: 100 salaried Current budget: US$ 50000 Co-operation/Partnership Member of: SOS Kindcrdorf International (Austria) Aims: To preach the Gospel of love, care for the sick and empower people to promote their own and others' Young Child Programmes health. Child health & development: health care 119 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Child care & education: preschool education Community Programmes Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment physical upgrading community health Services & Information Services: care services 120 112 PROFILES: MALAWI (MW) MALAWI Child care & education: home-based programmes formal childcare centres infant care disabled childrenpreschool educationchild safety Child at risk: developmental difficultiesemotional difficultiesrefugee childrenchildren with special needs MALAWI Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Chicken under 6 Infant nmetaity Children reeler 5 Sohoee enrolment Thousand.) rete par 1000 undenveleht ratio of years childchild in rural settingchild in urban 196440 1111110-54 a/ setting parents siblings professionals paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily 1601 160 24 60 Family Programmes Female Total tern rate Current GNP Amen to local Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Menace MI per capita (Me/ health cane 1%1 1590 Ireltew.110"'n 1656 1985 I./ primary health care family planning health centresAIDS/transmitable diseases Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver 7.6 160 80 education child-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth education responsible parenthood weaning MW100 practices ASSOCIATION OF PRESCIIOOL PLAYGROUPS Family at risk: refugees single-parent families poorfamilies unemployed parentswith IN MALAWI (APPIM) disabilities/AIDS Association des Groupes de Jeux Prescolaires du Target groups: family in rural setting family in Malawi urban settingworking parentsparents of children with disabilitiesparaprofessionalscommunity PO Box 5990Limbe Malawi Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Telephone: 636354 traditional support systemshealth servicessocial welfare homevisits voluntaryservices Contact:ExecutiveSecretary - MaryChristina community -basedpreschool/care parent-based Padambo preschool/care Founded: 1970 Communitydevelopment & awareness:skills Staff: 18 salaried360 non-salaried training Current budget: US$ 55214 Community advocacy:children'srights child protection Aims: To provide facilitiesfor creative,social and Targetgroups: rural communities urban physical playfor young children. To support the communities refugees poor communities mother in the vital early years of her child's life and children parents families paraprofessionals through her to support the whole home and family community leaders life. To train refugee women and provide preschool services to refugee children. Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Active in: Malawi counselling/guidanceservices careservices Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated documentation/information services Community progiamtnes Parent /Community Information activities programmes Training Programmes/Projects - in Malawi:awarenessraising/advocacy ServicesInformation activities conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Materials: audio-visual aids Co-operation/Partnership (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits Member of: World Organization for Early Childhood toys/recreational materials Education,AssociatedCountry Women of the World (UK) Local branches/offices: 120 Member organizations: 3 Individual members: 2003 MW101 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs CHES11 I RE HOMES - MALAWI governmental agencies UN agencies training organizationshospitals/medical centresreligious Homes Cheshire du Malawi organizationsprofessional associations PO Box i530 BlantyreMalawi Co-operation/Partnership Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Telephone: 636 329 towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Contact: ChairmanB.W. Zingano Founded: 1985 Young Child Programmes Staff: 17 salaried4 non-salaried Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development Aims: To provide rehabilitation, remedial education and intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood training services for children, parents, caregivers and diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care professionals in Malawi. immunization early childhood development early intervention mental health AIDS oral Active in: Malawi rehydrationnutrition /feeding programmes BEST COPYAVAILW-31.E 113 121 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Actions: Integrated programming Publications: institution's activities reports Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Training Programmes/Projects Services Information activities Co-operation/Partnership MW102 Member of: Leonard Cheshire Foundation MALAWI COUNCIL FOR THE HANDICAPPED International (UK) (MACOIIA) Local branches /offices: 2 Partners:national/localNGOs governmental Conseil des Handicap& du Malawi agencies schools/universities hospitals /medical centresparents' groups PO Box 5971 Limbe Malawi Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Telephone: 643466 / 643981 Fax: 643684 cities Contact: Secretary - R.J. Mbekea.ni Young Child Programmes Staff: 150 salaried50 non-salaried Child health & development: emotional development Current budget: US$ 920245 social development physical development intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood Aims: To assist in the social, vocational, educational diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care and medical rehabilitation of disabled personsin early childhood developmentearly intervention Malawi. To act as an advisory organization for the mentalhealth AIDS oralrehydration disabled. nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Active in: Malawi recreationalfacilities infantcare disabled Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated children rehabilitation preschool education Communityprogrammes Parent/Community special education programmes Research Training Policy Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Programmes/Projects Services Information difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking difficulties children with AIDS children with special needs Co-operation/Partnership Child advocacy: children's rights Local branches/offices: 6 Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Member organizations: 20 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Individual members: 10 settingboysgirlsparentsparaprofessionals Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs family governmental agencies UN agencies training organization: research institutes Family Programmes schools/universities hospitals/medical centres Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare religious organizationsprofessional associations family planningfamily support groups community groupsfoundationswomen's groups Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver youth groupsparents' groups education child-rearing practices parent/child Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition towns & small cities suburbs capital or large education health education responsible cities parenthoodliteracyweaning practices Family at risk: teenage parents poor families Young Child Programmes single-parent families unemployedparents with Child health & development: emotional development disabilities/AIDS social development physical development Target groups: family in rural setting family in intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood urban settingworking parentsparents of children diseases /growth childhooddisabilities early with disabilities siblings illiterate literate childhood developmentearly interventionmental women paraprofessionalscommunity healthnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Community Programmes non-formal centre-based programmesrecreational Community welfare & involvement: social welfare facilities infantcare disabledchildren homevisits voluntaryservices formal rehabilitationspecial education preschool /cart Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Communitydevelopment & awareness:skills difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning trainingawareness raising difficultiesrefugee childrenchildren with special Target groups: urban communities children needschildren of war/conflict parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals Child advocacy: child protection UN Convention on the Child Target groups: 2-3 years child 4-5 years child Services & Information child in rural settingchild in urban settingchild Services: advisory & support services in multicultural setting boys girls parents counselling/guidanceservices careservices siblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionalsfamily documentation/information services information campaigns Information activities Family Programmes - in Malawi: awareness raising/advocacylibrary Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare audio-visualservice publicationsservice primary health care family planninghousehold training/workshops food security family guidance family support Materials: audio-visual aids groups (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver toys/recreational materials education child-rearing practices parent/child 122 114 PROFILES: MALAWI (MW) interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition Co-operation/Partnership education health education. responsible Member of: Safe Motherhood Network (Kenya) parenthoodparent-to-beweaning practices Partners: nationalllocal NGOsinternational NGOs Family at risk: minorities refugees parents with governmental agencies UN agencies research disabilities/AIDS institutes schools/universities hos., itals /medical Target groups: family in rural setting family in centres professional associations community urban setting familyinmulticultural setting groupswomen's groupsparents' groups workingparents parentsofchildrenwith Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums disabilities siblings illiterate literate men towns & small citiescapital or large cities women professionals paraprofessionals community Young Child ProgrammeS Child health & development: emotional development Community Programmes social development physical development Community development & awareness: water & intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood environmental sanitation socialmobilization diseases/growthearly childhood development income-generationactivities skillstraining Child care & education: home -based programmes awareness raisingsocial marketing non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal Community advocacy: children's rights childcarecentres institutionalizedchildren Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban disabled childrenpreschool educationfoster care communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees child adoption/sponsorship poor communities children youth parents Childatrisk:behaviouraldifficulties child families professionals paraprofessionals abuse/neglectstreet children refugee children community leaders children with AIDS orphans children with special needschildren of war/conflict Services & Information Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation Services: advisory & support services children's rights UN Convention on the Child counselling/guidance services careservices Target groups: 2-3 years child4-5 years child documentation/informationservices university child inrural setting childin urban setting courses/programmes outreach parentsprofessionalsparaprofessionalsfamily programmes /extension work technical services radio/television/media programmes information Family Programmes campaigns Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Information activities primary health care household food security - inMalawi:awarenessraising/advocacy family servicesfamily guidance documentation centre audio-visualservice Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver publicationsservice conferences/seminars education child-rearing practices parent/child training/workshops computerized information interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition service education responsible parenthood literacy Materials: audio-visual aids weaning practices (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits Family at risk: refugees single-parent families toys/recreational materials poor familiesparents with disabilities/AIDS Publications: instructional guides/manuals Target groups: family in rural setting family in institution's activities reportsperiodicals /journals urban settingworking parentsparents of children research/conferences reports with disabilitiesilliterateliteratemen women professionals paraprofessionals policymakcrs community Community Programmes NIW103 Community welfare & involvement:traditional MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN support systems social welfare home visits AFFAIRS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES (MOCS) voluntary services youth programmes formal preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care Ministere de la Femme, des Affaires concernani les Community development & awareness: Enfants et des Services Conununautaires socioeconomic environmentphysical upgrading social mobilizationincome-generation activities Private Bag 330Lilongwe 3Malawi skills trainingawareness raising Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family Telephone: 732222 Telex: 44361 legislation population policychildren's rights Fax: 732796 child protectionhuman rights Targetgroups: rural communities urban Contact: Chief Social Welfare OfficerE. Kalemba communitiesrefugeespoor communitiesyouth Founded: 1965 parentsprofessionalspolicymakers Staff: 1000 salaried Current budget: US$ 3895705 Services & Information Grant-making: (2% of annual budget) in Malawi Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services counselling/guidance services care services Active in: Malawi documentation/informationservices outreach Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child programmes/extension work programmesIntegrated Community programmes radio/television/media programmes information ResearchTrainingPolicyProgrammes/Projects campaigns Services Information activities Information activities Publications/MaterialsNetworkingGrant-making - inMalawi:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre library publications service conferences/seminars training/workshops 115 123 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits Community Programmes toys/recreational materials Community welfare & involvement: health services Publications: instructional guides/manuals home visitscommunity-based preschool/care institution's activities reportsperiodicals /journals Community development & awareness: community issue-oriented documents/dossiers healthwater & environmental sanitationincome- research /conferences reportsreference documents generation activitiesskills trainiT (directories, bibliographies) Community advocacy: health policy Recent publications:ChildRaisingPracticesin Targetgroups: rural communities urban Malawi (1987) Targetted Audience Research on communities poor communities community Family Life Education (1990)Women Access to leaders Economic Opportunities (1990) Services & Information Services: care services documentation/information services Information activities MW104 - inMalawi:awarenessraising/advocacy PRIVATE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION OF documentation centre conferences/seminars training/workshops MALAWI (PHAM) Publications: institution's activities reports Association des Hopi:aux Priv& du Malawi P.O. Box 30378Lilongwe 3Malawi Telephone: 730966 / 730645Fax: 733232 MW105 SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND OF MALAWI Contact: Executive SecretaryRegent M. Gondwc (SCFM) Founded: 1967 Association Sauvez les Enfants du Malawi Staff: 3600 salaried Current budget: USS 2147239 Grant-making: in Malawi P.O. Box 30010, Chipatala AvenueBlantyre Malawi Aims: To develop themutual co-operationofall Telephone: 6 10 Telex: 45145 ANA MI members, in order to obtain the best level of health services and patient care. To facilitate co-operation Contact: Executive Secretary - George Goliati betweentheMalawigovernmentandPHAM Founded: 1968 members.Todevelopandco-ordinatetraining Staff: 35 salaried60 non-salaried programmes. Current budget: USS 200000 Active in: Malawi Aims: To undertake programmes for needy children Actions: Integrated programming Integrated aimedatimprovingnutrition,foodsecurity and Community programmes Training education. Programmes/Projects Informationactivities Networking Active in: Malawi Actions:Integratedprogramming Training Co-operation/Partnership Information activities Member organizations: 151 Partners:national/localNGOs governmental Co-operation/Partnership agencies hospitals/medical centres religious Member of: International Save the Children Alliance- organizationscommunity groups ISCA (Switzerland), Councilfor Social Welfare Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Services (Malawi) & small cities Young Child Programmes Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:healthcare Child health & development: physical development nutrition/feeding programmes childhood diseases /growthchildhood disabilities Child care & education: home-based programmes healthcare immunization earlychildhood Child advocacy: children's rights development early intervention AIDS oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Family Programmes Child care & education:infant care disabled Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare children Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Community Programmes years childparentsprofessionals Community development & awareness: socioeconomic environmentphysical upgrading Family Programmes community health Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Community advocacy: children's rights primary health carefamily planning household food securityhealth centres AIDS/transmitable Services & Information diseases Services: documentation/information services Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Information activities education child-rearing practices parent/child - in Malawi:awarenessraising/advocacy interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth documentation centretraining/workshops educationliteracyweaning practices Family at risk: teenage parentspoor families Target groups: men women professionals community 124 116 PROFILES: MALAWI (MW) MW106 Target groups: 2-3 years child4-5 years child UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND - Family Programmes MALAWI (UNFPA - Malawi) Familyeducation & awareness:parent/child Fonds des Nations Unies pour la Population - Malawi interaction, stimulation Community Programmes P.O. Box 30135 Lilongwe 3Malawi Communitywelfare & involvement: formal preschool/care Telephone: 730566Telex: 44466 Fax: 730734 Cable: UNDEVPRO Lilongwe Services & Information Services: care services Contact: Country Director Publications: institution's activities reports Staff: 5 salaried Current budget: US$ 1200000 Aims:Tocreatepopulationawareness in both developedanddevelopingcountries.To extend population assistance. To play a lead role in the United Nations in promoting population programmes and co-ordinating projects supported by the Fund. Active in: Malawi Actions: Parent/Community programmes Co-operation/Partnership Partners:national/localNGOs govornmental agencies UN agencies schools/universities community groupsyouth groups Target communities: rural areas & villages towns & small citiescapital or large cities Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:earlychildhood development Target groups: parentsprofessionalspolicymakers family Family Programmes Family health & welfare: primary health care familyplanning teenage pregnancy health centres Family education & awareness: health education responsible parenthoodliteracy Target groups: family in rural setting family in urbansetting illiterate men women professionalsparaprofessionalspolicymakcrs Community Programmes Community development & awareness: awareness raising Community advocacy: population policy MW107 ZOMBA PLAY GROUP Groupe de Jeux Zomba PO Box 154 LilongweMalawi Telephone: 523004 Contact: Ruth Mcintosh Active in: Malawi Actions: Training Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development intellectual/language developmentearly childhood development Child care & education: preschool education 117 125 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Founded: 1981 MALI Staff: 12 non-salaried Current budget: US$ 6375 Aims: To improve the quality of maternal and child welfare services through integrated programmes. To MALI developactivitiesthatencourage preventive and curative care services as well as training for health ChM*. under 6 Infant mortakt9 CA Odran under 5 5ohool arrolnont IThoussNds1 tncireweigIN 1%1 ratio Kies6.11 workers. To promote applied research activities in co- 1990 't/i11/6r101°.°0 1.1110.99 1990 ordination with national public health services. 1804 169 31 16 Active in: Mali Actions:Integratedprogramming Training Frensie 1.1 failety rot. Current ONP Awes. to Lod Information activities 119cersoy 1%1 1,49 lorreP1 maplis (U1111 health Pry (141 1910 1995 IN Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:earlychildhood 78 7.1 220 developmentnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: infant care Child at risk: children with special needs ML108 ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare PROTECTION ET LA PROMOTION DE LA Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver FAMILLE (AMPPF) education Malian Association for the Protection and Promotion of Community Programmes the Family Community welfare & involvement: social services Community development & awareness: BP 105BamakoMali sociocultural environment physical upgrading community health Telephone: 224494 Telex: 1201 Services & Information Contact: Directeur ExecutifProf. Lansina Sidiba Services: advisory & support services Founded: 1971 documentation/information services Staff: 52 salaried Information activities - in Mali: awareness raising/advocacy Aims: To promote the concept of family planning as a training/workshops means of achieving better quality of life for society in general. Active in: Mali Actions: TrainingInformation activities MI,110 ASSOCIATION VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS DU Co-operation/Partnership MALI (VESOS - Mali) Memberof: InternationalPlannedParenthood Federation -1PPF (UK) SOS Children's Village Association of Mali Family Programmes BP 8049 BamakoMali Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare fami'y planning Telephone: 22 32 88 Community Programmes Contact: PrdsidenteSira Diop Community welfare & involvement: social services Founded: 1988 Community development & awareness: physical Staff: 3 salaried upgrading community health Current budget: US$ 85820 Service` & Information Aims: To care for orphans and abandoned children in a Services: advisory & support services family-like environment. To make available to the documentation/information services local community and region the services existing in Information activities the Children's Villages. - in Mali: awareness raising/advocacy conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Active in: Mali Actions: TrainingPolicyInformation activities Co-operation/Partnership Member of: SOS Kindcrdorf International (Austria) ML I 09 ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA SANTE DE Young Child Programmes LA MERE ET DE L'ENFANT (ASAME) Child care & education: infant care institutionalized childrenpreschool education Malian Association for Maternal and Child Health Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Child advocacy: children's rights BP 3061 Bamako Mali Community Programmes Contact: Dr Abdoulaye Diallo Community advocacy: children's rights 126 1 1 2 PROFILES: MALI (ML) Actions: Research Training Policy Services & Information Programmes/Projects Services Information Services: documentation/information set vices activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking Information activities - in Mali: awareness raising/advocacy Co-operation/Partnership documentation centre Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies training organizations religiousorganizations communitygroups women's groupsparents' groups Target communities: towns & small citiescapital or MLI11 large cities INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE EN SANTE PUBLIQUE (INRSP) Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development National Public Health Research Institute social development physical development intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood BP 1771 Bamako Mali disabilitiesearly childhood development Child care & education: formal childcare centres Telephone: 224231 Fax: 224245 institutionalizedchildren disabledchildren rehabilitation preschooleducation special Contact: Directeur Gdncral - Dr Abdoulayc Ag Rhaly education childsafety fostercare child Founded: 1982 adoption/sponsorship Staff: 210 salaried Child at risk: developmental difficultiesemotional Current budget: US$ 179283 difficultieschild abuse/neglectorphans Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Aims: To undertake research in public health, including Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 clinicalbiology, community health and traditional years childchild in rural settingchild in urban medicine. settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls siblingsprofessionalsfamily Active in: Mali Actions: Integrated programming Family Programmes Parent/Communityprogrammes Information Familyeducation & awareness: parent/child activities interaction, stimulationresponsible parenthood Target groups: family in rural setting family in Young Child Programmes urban settingsiblingsprofessionals Childhealth & development:nutrition/feeding programmes Community Programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Community welfare & involvement: home visits workplace childcare formalpreschool/car: Family Programmes community-based preschool/care Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Community development & awareness: awareness Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver raising educationparent/child interaction, stimulation Community advocacy:children'srights child protection Community Programmes Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban Community development & awareness: communitieschildrenparentsprofessionals sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment physical upgrading community Services & Information health Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services careservices Services & Information documentation/in formationservices technical Services: advisory & support services servicesinformation campaigns documentation/information services Information activities Information activities - in Mali: awarenessraising/advocacy -inMali:documentationcentre library conferences/seminars publicationsservice conferences/seminars Materials:teachingaids/kits toys/recreational training/workshops materials Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution'sactivitiesreports issue-oriented documents/dossiers reference documents (directories, bibliographies) MLI12 SECTION DE L'EDUCATION PRESCOLAIRE Preschool Education Section ML113 Direction Nationale des Affaires Sociales UNITE DE POPULATION BP 174 Bamako Mali Population Unit Telephone: 224232 Direction Nationale de la Planification Contact: Chef - Maiga Aicha Sidi Mohamed BP 2466BamakoMali Active in: Mali Telephone: 224617 Contact: Lucien Adjai 113 127 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Founded: 1983 Staff: 8 salaried Current budget: US$ 191500 Aims: To develop population policies. To integrate demographicvariablesintonationaldevelopment plans. To undertake training of personnel in the fields of population and development. Active in: Mali Actions: Integrated programming TrainingPolicy Information activities Young Child Programmes Child advocacy: children's rights Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment Community advocacy: children's rights Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/information services Information activities -inMali:documentationcentre library conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information service 120 128 PROFILES: MAURITANIA (MR) MAURITANIA environmental sanitation socialmobilization awaremess raisingsocial marketing Target groups: rural communities refugees poor communities children parents families professionalspolicymakerscommunity leaders MAURITANIA Services & Information Services: advisory & Chikfrort under 6 Word mortolty Chlkle'm under 0 Sohool enrohnant support services (Thourtonekt rIwzo1000 .461oce.1661 (%) 709066 89. 6-11 documentation/information services 166012 Information activities -inMauritania:information/inquiryservice 347 127 31 43 awareness raising/advocacyaudio-visual service conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Fomote Totoatertillty rot Cuemnt ONP Am*. to best Materials: audio-visual aids 1611,row WOMVII per oapft (6611 hlth cue I% I 1 0110 1100660 1668 1066 Id (films/videos/slides/posters) Publications: institution's activities reports 7$ i.5 490 MR114 WORLD VISION MAURITANI Vision Mondiale Mauribanie BP 335, Ilot 0 95 NouakchottMauritania Telephone: 530 55 Telex: Novatel 518 31 Fax: 511 83 Contact: Country Director Founded: 1984 Staff: 27 salaried1 non-salaried Current budget: US$ 813000 Aims: To supportchildsurvivalandVitamin A programmes. To carry out emergency/relief projects. To promote social mobilization for health. Active in: Mauritania Actions:Integrated Programming Integrated Communityprogrammes Parer../Community programmes Training Programmes/Projects ServicesInformation activitiesNetworking Co-operation/Partnership Member of: World Vision International (USA) Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies hospitals/medical centres community groups women's groups Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood diseases/growthimmunizationoral rchydration nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: infant care Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child, child in rural setting parents professionals policymakersfamily Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver educationnutrition educationweaning practices Family at risk: refugeespoor families Target groups: family in rural setting illiterate literateprofessionalspolicymakers Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services Community development & awareness: physical upgrading communityhealth water & BEST COPY AVAILABLE 129 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Telephone: (230) 212-0242 MAURITIUS Telex: c/o UNDP 1W 4259Fax: (230) 208-6370 Contact: General SecretaryH. Hurrynag Founded: 1965 Staff: 4 salaried MAURITIUS Current budget: US$ 30000 Chidrsn undo. 6 Infant moetaltty Chadefon undo 6 'Oho.% onrolmorrt 1Thoutonds1 rats par 1000 unduwoloht (161 rotor nos 8-11 Aims: To stimulate and promote economic, social and 1880 180640 198041 ti 1666 culturalactivitiesfortheadvancementofthe community. To assist in the planning and coordination 94 23 24 SS of the activities of mernh-tr organizations. fernsio note Cur rInt 08 Moos. to looal Active in: Mauritius 1481orooy 1%1 firalioptt0881o 11P heotth owe (3/41 10110 1586 Id Actions:IntegratedCommunityprogrammes ResearchTrainingPolicyProgrammes/Projects Information activities 2.0 1910 100 Co-operation/Partnership Member organizations: 91 MUI15 Partners:national/localNGOs governmental DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES agencies religious organizations professional associationscommunity groupswomen's groups DOparternent des Sciences Sociales youth groups School of Law, Management and Social Studies Young Child Programmes University of MauritiusRcduitMauritius Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development Telephone: 454 1041Telex: 4621 UNM intellectual/language developmentmental health Fax: 454 9642 Child care & education: non-formal centre-based programmes disabled children rehabilitation Contact: Course SupervisorSatindcr Ragobur preschool educationspecial education Founded: 1971 Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Staff: 320 salaried difficulties emotional difficulties child Current budget: US$ 3597122 abuse/neglectchildren with special needs Target groups: 2-3 years child 4-5 years child Aims: To train social welfare workers and undertake parentsprofessionalspolicymakcrsfamily studies on women. Family Programmes Active in: Mauritius Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Actions: TrainingInformation activities family planning Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Co-operation/Partnership education parent/child interaction, stimulation Member of: Association of Commonwealth nutrition educationliteracy Universities - ACU Target groups:familyinmulticulturalsetting parents of children with disabilities illiterate Young Child Programmes community Childhealth & development:earlychildhood development Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Family Programmes family welfare centres home visits voluntary Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver servicesworkplace childcare education Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Community Programmes environment income-generation activities skills Community development & awareness: trainingawareness raising sociocultural environment Community advocacy: children's rights Target groups:children parents families Services & Information community leaders Services: advisory & support sery documentation!information services Services & Information Information activities Services: advisory & support services -in Mauritius: library conferences/seminars documentation/in formationservices technical training/workshops services Information activities -inMauritius:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre audio-visual service conferences/seminarstraining.'workshops MU116 Materials: audio-visual aids MAURITIUS COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICE (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits issue- (MACOSS) Publications: institution's activities reports oriented documents/dossiersresearch/conferences Conseil des Services Sociaux de l'Ile Maurice reports Astor CourtPort LouisMauritius 130 PROFILES: MAURITIUS (MU) literate men women professionals MU117 paraprofessionalspolicymakerscommunity MAURITIUS FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION Community Programmes (MFPA.) Community welfare & involvement: social services Association de Planification Fatniliale de 17 le Maurice health services social welfare home visits voluntary servicesyouth programmes Community development & awareness: 30 Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam StreetPort Louis sociocultural environment Mauritius socioeconomic environmentcommunity healthsocial marketing Telephone: 240 2784 Telex: 4364 MFPA IW Fax: 208 2397 Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family Cable: MFPA Port Louis legislation population policychildren's rights child protectionhuman rights Contact: Executive DirectorGecta Oodit Targetgroups: Founded: 1957 ruralcommunities urban Staff: 40 salaried communities multicultural communities poor Current budget: US$ 359712 communities youth parents families professionals paraprofessionals policymakers community leaders Aims: To promote family welfare inallitsaspects (personal, material and sociologial). To foster a fuller, more enlightened, and more responsible family life Services & Information Services:counselling/guidanceservices care amongst all people. To make available methods of services contraceptiontoallcitizensdesirous of spacing, documentation/information services radio/television/media programmes hotline, limiting or preventing pregnancies in the interest of help/support services thehealthand happiness of thefamilyor the individuals. Information activities -inMauritius:information /inquiryservice Active in: Mauritius awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre audio-visualservice publications Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated service Communityprogrammes conferences/seminars Parent /Community training/workshops computerized information programmes Research Training Policy service Programmes/Projects Services Information activities Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos Publications/MaterialsNetworking /slides/posters) teaching aids/kits Co-operation/Pat Lnership toys/recreational materials Publications: periodicals/journals Memberof: International PlannedParenthood Federation-IPPF (UK) research/conference reports Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations research institutes schools/universities hospitals/medical centres MUI18 professionalassociations community groups NATIONAL CHILDREN'S COUNCIL trade unions women's groups youth groups parents' groups Conseil National pour les Enfants Target communities: rural .:rcas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large 2nd Floor, Hansrod Bldg, Jummah Mosque Street cities Port LouisMauritius Young Child Programmes Telephone: 212-6240 Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development Contact: President - Liliane Dubois intellectual/language development health care Founded: 1990 early childhood development Staff: 3 salaried Child care & education: infant care preschool Current budget: US$ 31446 education Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Aims: To coordinate the activities of organizations Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights working towards the welfare of children. To identify UN Convention on the Child actions and projects that will promote the welfare of Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child children. To advise the Minister on measures to boys girls parents professionals combatallformsof childabuse,neglect and paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily exploitation. Family Programmes Active in: Mauritius Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Actions:IntegratedCommunityprogrammes primary health care family planning teenage Parent/Communityprogrammes Research pregnancyfamily serviceshealth centresfamily Programmes/Projects Services Information guidance AIDS /transmitahle diseases activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver educationchild rearing practices father's role Co-operation/Partnership health educationresponsible parenthoodparent Member organizations: 18 to-he Partners:national/local NGOs UN agencies Family at risk: teenage parents poor families religiousorganizations communitygroups unemployed women's groupsparents' groups Target groups: family in rural setting family in Target communities: rural areas & villages towns multicultural settingworking parents illiterate & small cities n 4-1 .1 ;a kl 131 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Co-operation/Partnership Young Child Programmes Member of: National Children's Council (Mauritius), Child health & development: social development InternationalSavetheChildrenAlliance-ISCA early intervention (Switzerland) Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Child care & education: formal childcare centres training Childatrisk:behaviouraldifficulties child governmental agencies UN agencies abuse/neglectchild labourorphans organizations research institutes Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation schools/universities hospitals/medical centres children's rights UN Convention on the Child religious organizationsprofessional associations Target groups: 0-1 year infant 4-5 years child community groupstrade unionswomen's groups child in multicultural settingboysgirlsparents youth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small citiessuburbs Family Programmes Family health & welfare: family services family Young Child Programmes guidance Child health & development: social development Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver physical development intellectual/language health care educationparent/child interaction, stimulation developmentchildhood disabilities Family at risk: teenage parents early childhood development nutrition/feeding Target groups:familyinmulticulturalsetting programmes working parents women community Child care & education: home-based programmes non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal Community Programmes childcare centres recreational facilities infant Community welfare & involvement: social services careinstitutionalized childrendisabled children rehabilitation preschooleducation special social welfare workplace childcare foster Community deveiopment & awareness: education multiculturalismchild safety sociocultural environment social mobilization care skills trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning Community advocacy:0-'1dren'srights child difficultiesstreet childrenchildren with special protection needs Target groups: rural communities multicultural Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation communities poor communities children children's rights UN Convention on the Child parentscommunity leaders Target groups: childinrural setting parents professionalsparaprofessionals policymakers Services & Information family Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services Family Programmes documentation/information services Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare radio/television/media programmes hotline, primary health carefamily planninghousehold help/support services food security family services health centres Information activities family guidance AIDS/transmitable diseases -inMauritius:awarenessraising/advocacy family support groups conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Materials: audio-visual aids education child-rearing practices parent/child (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition Publications: institution's activities reports education health education responsible parenthood parent-to-be literacy weaning practices Family at risk: single-parent familiespoor families unemployedparents with disabilities/AIDS MU119 Target groups: family in rural setting working SAVE THE CHILDREN - MAURITIUS (SCM) parents parents of children with disabilities illiterate professionals paraprofessionals Sauvez les Enfants - Ile Maurice policymakers community Sivananda RoadVacoasMauritius Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Telephone: 696 5667 Fax: 230 6965667 family welfare centressocial welfarevoluntary servicesyouth programmesworkplace childcare Contact: Executive Secretary Ram Nookadec formalpreschool/care community-based Founded: 1979 preschool/careparent-based preschool/care Staff: 5 salaried10 non-salaried Community development & awareness: Current budget: US$ 17000 sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment physical upgrading community Aims: To provide care for children through training and health water & environmental sanitation social community development programmes. mobilization income-generation activities skills trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing Active in: Mauritius Community advocacy: health policy population Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman programmesIntegrated Community programmes rights Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Targetgroups: rural communities urban TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth Information activities Publications/Materials parents families professionals Networking paraprofessionals policymakers community leaders 132 124 PROFILES: MAURITIUS (MU) Services & Information Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidanceservices careservices documentation/information services information campaignshotline, help/support services Information activities -inMauritius:information/inquiryservices awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre library publicationsservice conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information service Materials:teachingaids/kits toys/recreational materials Publications: institution's activities reports periodicals/journals reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Comments: SCM has initiated a Toy Production Unit which produces educational material, toys, furniture and equipment for young children and preschool educators. 133 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA MOZAMBIQUE MZI21 DIRECCAO DE ACCAO SOCIAL ESCOLAR (DASE) National Directorate of School Social Welfare MOZAMBIQUE Minist6rio da Educacao Ch Idne, undo.' 5 Infant laorttaty Children undo. 5 6-hool onrotniont 24 de Julho Av., No 167 17° andarMaputo IThowaratol 7411, 000 tlo *gas 6-11 1660 taxletwalght1160-611 at ( %I Mozambique Telephone: 492348 / 490925 2786 141 67 40 Telex: 6-148 MIND MO Fax: 490979 F el.10 Total fan rata Como( ONP Aooeloo to local 11Wer0 aey 1141 =mart) meta (U511 Math cam 1741 Contact: Director Nacional - Aires Aly 1 011 1566 5/ Active in: Mozambique 79 6.4 100 30 Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes Integrated Community programmes programmes Research MZ120 Parent/Community TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices ALDEIA DE CRIANCAS SOS MOCAMBIQUE Information activities Publications/Materials SOS Children's Village - Mozambique NetworkingGrant-making Co-operation/Partnership CP 448Tete Mozambique Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs training Telephone: 20015 governmental agencies UN agencies organizations research institutes Contact: Deputy Director - David Walter Matacanula schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations Founded: 1987 women's groups Staff: 97 salaried community groupsfoundations youth groupsparents' groups Aims: To care for homeless children and orphans. To Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums provide family care by giving the children aotne, a towns & small cities suburbs capital or large family and an education. cities Active in: Mozambique Young Child Programmes Actions: Integrated programming Child health & development: emotional development programmes Information social developmentphysical developmentearly Parent/Community mental activities childhood development health nutrition/feeding programmes Co-operation/Partnership Child care & education: recreationalfacilities Member of: SOS Kinderdorf International (Austria) disabledchildren rehabilitation preschool education special education foster care child Young Child Programmes adoption/sponsorship Childhealth & development:healthcare Child atrisk:behaviouraldifficulties learning nutrition /feeding programmes difficultiesrefugee childrenorphanschildren of Child care & education: home-based programmes war/conflict infant carepreschool education Child advocacy: child protection UN Convention on the Child Child advocacy: children's rights Target groups: childin urban setting child in Family Programmes multicultural settinggirlsparentspolicymakers Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare family Community Programmes Family Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Family health & welfare: primary health care Community development & awareness: community family guidancefamily support groups healthawareness raising Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Community advocacy: children's rights education parent/child interaction, stimulation father's rolenutrition educationhealth education Services & Information responsible parenthood Family at risk: refugeespoor families Services: documentation/information services Target groups: family in rural setting family in Information activities parents of children with disabilities - in Mozambique: training/workshops urban setting computerized information service policymakerscommunity Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: family welfare centressocial welfare home visits Community development & awareness: community healthsocial mobilization Community advocacy: child protection Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiesparentsfamiliespolicymakers 134 120 PROFILES: MOZAMBIQUE (14Z) Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/information services information campaigns Information activities - in Mozambique: awareness raising/advocacy training/workshops Materials: audio-visual aids (films /videos /slides /posters) teaching aids/kits toys/recreational materials Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution's activities reportsresearch/conferences reports r)'1 135 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA NAMIBIA NAMIBIA Children tinder b Intent nvetellty Chiktren under IS 5,*1001 enrolment =1000 underwelytht %Ile apes 8-11 1ahourandel690 19110-119 1990 327 106 Female Total lertirty rate Cu-rantOM Aso..to local literacy 1%1 %%mall heelth co...1%1 1980 1996-190 1986e/ 6.1 NA122 SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION OF NAMIBIA Association des Villages d'Enfants SOS de Natnibie P.O. Box 23134Windhoek 9000 Namibia Telephone: (61) 222457Fax: (61) 224085 Contact: National Co-ordinatorBurckhard Deycrling Founded: 1984 Staff: 34 salaried Current budget: USS 350000 Aims: To provide a permanent home for orphans and abandoned children, as well as care and education of kindergartenchildren.To ensurethatgrown-up children become accepted members of their society. Active in: Namibia Actions: Integrated programming Programmes/ProjectsServices Co- operation /Partnership Member of: SOS Kindcrdorf International (Austria) Partners: governmental agencies Target communities: rural areas & villages towns & small citiescapital or large cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development intellectual/language developmentearly childhood development Child care & education: formal childcare centres institutionalized children preschool education multiculturalism Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls siblings Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services social welfareformal preschool/care Target groups: childrenyouth S(rvices & Information Services: care services 136 123 PROFILES: NIGER (NE) NIGER Cirtatinrthundor, undChlkimn.rwev,iond4r%., .Schtiocte...enrolemarAi 1960 1980.811 a/ 1960 1537 136 46 26 Femur Totot tortilky M. CurrentOPIP Picass to loarl 11111.roof (%1 low women pr capita NM health owe MI 111100 196-50 1,18 1986 8/ 63 7.1 310 NE123 CENTRE NATIONAL DE SANTE FAMILIALE (CNSF) National Family Health Centre BP 2813NiameyNiger Telephone: 74 02 32 / 74 03 29 Contact: Djataou Ouassa Founded: 1983 Staff: 45 salaried Aims: To help the government establishanational integrated system for maternal and child health and family planning, so as to reduce mother and infant mortality. To integrate this family health policy intoa more global population policy. To set up a data collection system. Active in: Niger Actions: TrainingPolicyInformation activities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: healthcare Child care & education: infant care Child at risk: children with special needs Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Familyeducation & awareness:child-rearing practices Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Services & Information Services: documentation/information services Information activities -inNiger:III-Irary conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information service BEST COPY AVAILABLE 123 137 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA NIGERIA Telephone: (22) 414536 Telex: 31199 Sec 16 Contact: Secretary General - Prof. A.G. Onibokum Founded: 1989 Staff: 10 salaried30 non-salaried NIGERIA Current budget: US$ 300000 Children under 5 Infant mortellty Children under S 5c1 led evolinent lThoueendel underweight 041 ratio ages 1.11 Aims: To promote a better quality of life and work 1990 '1111n 01000 1950911 / 1990 towards better human settlements in Africa. 21134 106 74 Active in: Nigeria Actions:IntegratedCommunityprogrammes Female rate Currie Tl GRP Ammo loci Parent/Communityprogrammes Research *livery 061 IA-spite 11.159! heath ewe 06/ 19110 11196 b/ TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Information activities Publications/Materials Networking 81 6.9 280 Co-operation /Partnership Member of: ANEM (Kenya), ELCI (Kenya) NG124 Individual members: 5000 AUNTIE MARGARET INTERNATIONAL Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training SCHOOL (AMIS) organizations research institutes Ecole Internationale d'Auntie Margaret schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations Ndidem Usang Iso Road, P.O. Box 498 Calabar community groups women's groups youth Nigeria groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Telephone: 087-220707 / 087-222232 towns & small cities Contact: Margaret A. Akpan Young Child Programmes Child health & development: social development Aims: To be a school open to children of different intellectual/language development health care nationalities. early childhood development Child care & education: home-based programmes Active in: Nigeria non-formal centre-based programmesrecreational Actions: Integrated Community programmes facilities infant care preschool education multiculturalism Co-operation/Partnership Child at risk: child labourchild prostitutionstreet Partners: professional associations childrenrefugee children Target communities: capital or large cities Child advocacy: child protection UN Convention on the Child Young Child Programmes Target groups: child in urban settingboysgirls Child health & development: emotional development paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily social development physical development intellectualllanguage development Family Programmes Child care & education: formal childcare centres Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare recreational facilitiespreschool education primary health care family planning teenage Target groups: 4-5 years childchild in multicultural pregnancyfamily guidance setting Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver educationparent/child interaction, stimulation Community Programmes Family at risk: refugeespoor familiesmigrants Communitywelfare & involvement: formal Target groups: family in rural settingprofessionals preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care policymakers Target groups:ruralcommunities children families Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Services & Information health services family welfare centres social Materials:teachingaids/kits toys/recreational welfare voluntary services community-based materials preschool/care Publications: institution's activities reports Community development & awareness: periodicals/journals sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment physical upgrading community health water & environmental sanitationsocial mobilization income-generation activities skills trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing NG125 Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family CENTRE FOR AFRICAN SETTLEMENT STUDIES legislationpopulation policychildren's rights child protectionhuman rights AND DEVELOPMENT (CASSAD) Targetgroups: rural communities urban Centre pour !'Etude du Developpement et de communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees l'Amenagement en Afrique minoritiespoor communitieschildrenyouth parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals policymakerscommunity leaders P.O. Box 20775, U.I. Post Office IbadanNigeria 130 BEST COPY AVAIL,PM! 138 PROFILES: NIGERIA (NG) Services & Information Cable: TEACHOS, lbadan, Nigeria Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services Contact: Secretary General - Prof. O.O. Adckunle documentation/information services information Founded: 1982 campaigns Staff: 2 salaried Information activities Current budget: US$ 10000 - inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre publications service Aims: To provide a forum for exchange of professional conferences/seminars training/workshops ideas, knowledge and experience among medical and computerized information service dental practitioners in Africa. To foster and promote Publications:issue-orienteddocuments/dossiers provision of education and trainingfacilities. To research/conferences reports foster co-operation with national and international bodies to ensure failand equitable distribution of health care facilities regardless of race, colour or creed. NG126 Active in: Nigeria CENTRE FOR SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND Actions: Information activities ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH (CENSCER) Co-operation/Partnership Centre de Recheches Sociales, Culturelles et sur Member of: Council for International Organizations l'Environnement of Medical Sciences Member organizations: 30 University of Benin Partners:national/local NGOs professional PMB 1154Benin CityNigeria associations Aims: To carry out studies on child-rearing practices Young Child Programmes among rural and urban working mothers. Child health & development: health care Child care & education: infant care Active in: Nigeria Child at risk: children with special needs Actions: Research Family Programmes Young Child Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Childhealth & development:earlychildhood primary health carefamily planning development Child care & education: infant care Community Programmes Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Community welfare & involvement: health services years child Family Programmes Services & Information Familyeducation& awareness:child rearing Services: advisory & support services practicesweaning practices documentation/information services information Target groups: family in rural setting family in campaigns urban settingworking parentswomen Information activities - in Nigeria: publications service Community Programmes conferences/seminarst raining/workshops Community welfare &involvement:traditional support systems Community development awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic NG128 environment Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH communitiesfamilies Department de Sante Communautaire Services & Information Faculty of Health Sciences Services: documentation/information services Univesity of I fe Ile-I feNigeria university courses/programmes Publications: institution's activities reports Aims: To undertake research on infant mortality and research/conferences reports identify socioeconomic correlates of infant mortality in Nigeria. Active in: Nigeria NG127 Actions: Research CONFEDERATION OF AFRICAN MEDICAL Young Child Programmes ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES (CAMAS) Child health & development: childhood Confederation des Associations et Societes Medicates diseases/growthearly childhood development Child care & education: infant care d'Afrique Child at risk: developmental difficulties Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child Department of Surgery University College Hospital IhadanNigeria Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Telephone: 022-714782 / 022-400015 ext. 2479 primary health care health centres Telex: 27636 LUTH NG / 31520 TEACHOS NG AIDS/transmitable diseases 139 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Family education & awareness: health education NG130 weaning practices Target groups: family in rural setting family in DEPARTMENT OF PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL urban setting MEDICINE Departement de In Midecine Preventive et de la Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Midecine Sociale health services family welfare centres social welfare College of Medicine, University of Ibadan Community development & awareness: University College HospitalIbadanNigeria sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment communityhealth water & Contact: HeadProf. Adefunke Oremade environmental sanitation Target groups: childrenparentsfamilies Active in: Nigeria Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Services & Information Community programmes Parent/Community Services: documentation/information services programmes Research Training Information university courses/programmes outreach activitiesPublications/Materials programmes/extension worktechnical services Publications: institution's activities reports Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care NG129 immunization early childhood development DEPARTMENT OF GUIDANCE AND early intervention mental health AIDS oral COUNSELLING rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Departetnent d'Orientation et d'Assistance formal childcarecentres infant care institutionalizedchildren disabledchildren Faculty of Education, University of florin rehabilitation preschool education foster care PMB 1515KwaraNigeria child adoption/sponsorship Child at risk: child abuse/neglect child labour Telephone: 221706 street children Target groups: 0-1 year infant4-5 years child Contact: Prof. Babatrude Ipaye childinurbansetting boys parents Founded: 1977 professionalspolicymakers Staff: 15 salaried Family Programmes Aims: To undertake research on early childhood care Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare and development. To train professionals and provide primary health care family planning family information on related topics. services healthcentres AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily support groups Active in: Nigeria Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Actions:Integratedprogramming Training education parent /child interaction, stimulation Information activities nutrition education Target groups: family in rural setting parents of Young Child Programmes children with disabilitiespolicymakers Childhealth & development:earlychildhood development Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Family Programmes traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily Familyeducation& awareness:child-rearing welfare centres social welfare home visits practicesparent/child interaction, stimulation voluntary servicesyouth programmesworkplace childcare formal preschool/care community- Services & Information based preschool/care Services:documentation/information services Community development & awareness: university courses /programmes sociocultural environment physical upgrading Information activities water & environmental sanitation - inNigeria:information/inquiry service Community advocacy: health policy population publications service policychild protection Publications: periodicals/journals Target groups: rural communitieschildrenparents Recent publications: Journal of the African Child policymakers Studies (periodical) Services & Information Comments: The organizationisseekingadditional Services: advisory & support services funding for its "Journal of the African Child Studies". counselling/guidance services documentation/informationservices university courses/programmes outreach programmes/extension work technical services radio/television/media programmes Information activities - inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) BEST COPY AVAILABLE 140 132 PROFILES: NIGERIA (NG) Publications: instructional guides/manuals Family education & awareness: nutrition education textbooks/publications institution's activities health educationresponsible parenthoodparent- reportsperiodicals /journalsresearch/conferences to-beweaning practices reports reference documents (directories, Family at risk: minorities single-part_nt families bibliographies) teenage parents poor families unemployed parents with disabilities/AIDS Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting familyinmulticultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith NG131 disabilities siblings illiterate literate men DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE women professionals paraprofessionals Departement des Soins de Sante Primaires policymakerscommunity Community Programmes Federal Ministry of Health Community welfare & involvement: social services lkoyi LagosNigeria traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily welfare centres social welfare home visits Telephone: 868185 voluntary servicesyouth programmesworkplace childcare formal preschool/care community- Contact: Director based preschool/careparent-based preschool/care Grant-making: in Nigeria Community development & awareness: Aims: To set standards, planning and evaluation of sociocultural environment socioeconomic primaryhealthcareprogrammes.Toprovide environment physical upgrading community advisory services and technical assistance. To collect health water & environmental sanitation social and analyze health statistics. To conduct mobilization income-generation activities skills epidemiological surveillance and control. To trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing undertake procurement, storage and distribution of Community advocacy: health policy population drugs and vaccines. policy Targetgroups: rural communities urban Active in: Nigeria communities multicultural communities Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child minoritieschildrenyouth parents families programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes community leaders Integrated Community programmes Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Services & Information TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services Information activities Publications/Materials counselling/guidance services care services NetworkingGrant-making documentation/informationservices outreach programmes/extension work technical services Co-operation/l'artnership information campaigns Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Information activities governmental agencies UN agencies training inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy organizations research institutes documentation centre library audio-visual schools/universities hospitals/medical centres service publications service religious organizationsprofessional associations conferences/seminars training/workshops community groupstrade unionswomen's groups computerized information service youth groupsparents' groups Materials: audio-visual aids Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Publications: instructional guides/manuals cities textbooks/publications institution'sactivities reportsperiodicals/journalsresearch/conferences Young Child Programmes reports referencedocuments (directories, Child health & development: emotional development bibliographies) social development physical development Recent publications: Family Planning Manual childhooddiseases/growth health care immunizationearly childhood developmentearly intervention mentalhealth AIDS oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes NGI32 infant careinstitutionalized childrenchild safety EARLY CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT AND Child at risk: children with AIDS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (ECCDE) Child advocacy: child protection Departement pour les Soins, le Developpement et Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 !'Education de la Prime Enfance years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals Nigerian Educational Research and Development policymakersfamily Council-NERDC PO Box 8058 LagosNigeria Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Telephone: 862269 / 862272 primary health care family planning teenage Telex: 26859 NERDC NG Fax: 684995 pregnancy householdfondsecurity family Cable: Eduscarch, Lagos services healthcentres familyguidance AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily support groups Contact: Department HeadB. Oguntosin Founded: 1987 r) 141 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Staff: 13 salaried community-basedpreschool/care parent-based Current budget: US$ 973000 preschool/care Community development & awareness: Aims: To promote public awareness of the need for and sociocultural environment socioeconomic the importance of early childhood care. To mobilize environment community health social public participation in the planning and delivery of mobilizationskills trainingawareness raising servicestopreschoolers. To demonstratetothe Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family government alternative models of childcarefor legislation population policychildren's rights possiblenationaladoptionandreplication.To child protection encourage,promoteandco-ordinateeducational Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban research in Nigeria. To compile and publish research communities multicultural communities findings of national importance. To sponsor national minoritiespoor communitieschildrenyouth and international workshops, seminars and parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals conferences. To maintain relationships with national policymakers community leaders and international research bodies. Services & Information Active in: Nigeria Services: advisory & support set-vices Actions:Child-to-Childprogrammes Integrated documentation/information services information programmingIntegrated Community programmes campaigns Parent/Community programmes Research Information activities TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices - inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy Information activities Publications/Materials documentation centre audio-visual service Networking publicationsservice conferences/seminars training/workshops computerized information Co-operation/Partnership service Member of: Regional Training and Resource Centre Materials: audio-visual aids of Africa (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs toys/recreational materials governmental agencies UN agencies training Publications: instructional guides/manuals organizations research institutes textbooks/publications institution's activities schools/universities professional associations reportsperiodicals/journalsresearch/conferences community groups reports Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Young Child Programmes NC133 Child health & development: emotional development INSTITUTE OF CHILD I lEALTII social development physical development Institut pour la Same de l'Enfant intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care immunization early childhood development University of BeninBenin CityNigeria earlyintervention AIDS nutrition/feeding programmes Contact: Dr Gregory I. Akcnzua Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Founded: 1990 programmesformal childcare centresinfant care Staff: 25 salaried disabled childrenpreschool education special Current budget: US$ 49609 educationmulticulturalismchild safety Child at risk: children with AIDS children with Aims: To carry out research in all areas of child health, special needs with an emphasis on childnutrition, child Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights development and child health promotion. To train UN Convention on the Child personnel for primary health care. 'To study ways of Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 health care delivery to enhance maternal and child years childchild in rural settingchild in urban health, especially in rural areas. settingchild in multicultural settinz,boysgirls parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals Active in: Nigeria policymakersfamily Actions: Integrated programming Parent/Communityprogrammes Training Family Programmes Information activities Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare family planning Young Child Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child health & development: health care early education child-rearing practices parent/child childhood development nutrition/feeding interaction,stimulation nutritioneducation programmes weaning practices Child care & education: infant care preschool Family at risk: parents with disabilities /AIDS education Target groups: family in rural setting family in Child at risk: children with special needs urban setting familyinmulticultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith Family Programmes disabilities siblings illiterate literate men Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare women professionals paraprofessionals Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver policymakerscommunity education child-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulation Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement:traditional supportsystems formalpreschool/care 142 PROFILES: NIGERIA (NG) Community Programmes NG135 Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION environment physical upgrading community Institut d'Education health University of Ibadan Ibadan, Oyo StateNigeria Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Telephone:(22) 712727 documentation/information services Information activities Contact: Dr O.M. Onibokun - inNigeria:information/inquiry service Founded: 1963 awareness raising/advocacy documentation Staff: 51salaried centre conferences/seminars training/workshops Aims:To undertake research on educational problems. To provide public service through the organization of courses, workshops, advisory services and conferences. NG134 Active in:Nigeria INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND PRIMARY Actions:Integrated programmingTrainingPolicy CARE (ICIIPC) Information activities Institut pour la Sante de !'Enfant et les Soins de Sante Young Child Programmes Primaires Child care & education:preschool education Child advocacy:children's rights Lagos University Teaching Hospital PMB 12003 LagosNigeria Family Programmes Family education &awareness: parent/caregiver Telephone: 801500, ext. 1543 education child-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulation Contact:Grace I. Akhilelc Founded: 1960 Community Programmes Staff: 50salaried Community advocacy:children's rights Current budget: USS 61882 Services & Information Aims:To provide mother and child health (MCH) and Services: advisory & support services primary health care (PHC) services within the Lagos documentation/information services metropolis. To carry out research in the areas of Information activities MCH and PHC. To train health workers for MCH - inNigeria:information/inquiry service and PHC services. awareness raising/advocacy library conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Active in:Nigeria Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child programmes Parent/Community programmes TrainingInformation activities NG136 Young Child Programmes INSTITUTE OF PUBLICHEALTH Child health & development:childhood disabilities Institut de Sante Publique healthcare earlychildhooddevelopment nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education:home-based programmes University College Hospital infant care University of Ibadan IbadanNigeria Child at risk:children with special needs Aims: To examinetheknowledge,attitudesand Family Programmes practices of women regarding food and how these Family health & welfare:mother & infant welfare affect food safety. Family education & awareness:parent/caregiver education Activein:Nigeria Actions:Research Community Programmes Community development & awareness:physical Young Child Programmes upgrading community health Child health & development: childhood diseases/growthnutritionife,eding programmes Services & Information Target groups:parentsfamily Services: advisory & support services documentation/information services Family Programmes Information activities Family health & welfare:primary health care - in Nigeria: documentation centre household food security conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Family education & awareness:health education nutrition educationweaning practices Target groups:women Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement:home visits Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic 133 143 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA environment communityhealth water & Information activities environmental sanitation - inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy Target groups: families documentation centre library audio-visual service publications service Services & Information conferences/seminars training/workshops Services: documentation/information services computerized information service university courses/programmestechnical services Publications: institution's activities reports research/conferences reports NG138 NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR POPULATION ACTIVITIES (NCPA) NG137 Conseil National pour les Activites concernant la MUSIIIN COMMUNITY DAY CARE PROJECT Population (MC DC) Projet Communautaire d'Accueil pour les Enfants de PMB 21624, Ikeja LagosNigeria Mush in Contact: Executive Director Dr Kayode Oguntuashe Founded: 1985 P.O. Box 7610, Shomolu Post OfficeLagosNigeria Staff: 10 salaried1000 non-salaried Fax: 01-873084 Aims: To provide a forum for various private-sector andvoluntaryorganizationstoco- ordinatetheir Contact: Project Director activitiesin ensuring that the need to population Founded: 1991 planning remains of central interest to the people and Staff: 8 salaried6 non-salaried government of Nigeria. To undertake programmes of publicenlightenmentandeducationthroughout Aims: To improve the education and care of the less- Nigeriaconcerningtheproblemsof population privileged preschool children through providing skills growth, distribution and movement. To promote an developmentandlearningopportunitiestothe improvementinthe qualityof lifeof Nigerians proprietors/caregivers of day care centres and train throughchild spacing programmes,women's them to produce low-cost teaching materials. education,populationeducation,publishingand research. Active in: Nigeria Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Active in: Nigeria programmes Parent/Community programmes Actions: Parent/Community programmesResearch ResearchTrainingPolicyProgrammes/Projects Training Programmes/Projects Information ServicesInformation activitiesNetworking activitiesPublications/Materials Co-operation/Partnership Co-operation/Partnership Member of: Regional Training and Resource Centre Individual members: 1000 of Africa Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training Young Child Programmes organizations schools/universities Child health & development: childhood disabilities hospitals/medical centresprofessional associations healthcare earlychildhooddevelopment trade unionsyouth groups nutrition/feeding programmes Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Child care & education: home-based programmes & small citiescapital or large cities non-formal centre-based programmesinfant cart institutionalized childrenpreschool education Young Child Programmes Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Child health & development: health care AIDS Child advocacy: children's rights Child care & education: non-formal centre-based programmesrecreational facilities Family Programmes Child at risk: child prostitutionchildren with AIDS Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare children with special needs Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child advocacy: child protection education child-rearing practices parent/child Target groups: child in urban settingprofessionals interaction, stimulation policymakers Family at risk: single-parent families Family Programmes Community Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Community welfare & involvement: social services primary health care family planning teenage Community development & awareness: pregnancyAIDS/transmitable diseases sociocultural environment socioeconomic Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver environment education healtheducation responsible Community advocacy: children's rights parenthood Family at risk: teenage parents Services & Information Target groups: men women professionals Services: advisory & support servicescare services policymakerscommunity documentation /information services technical servicesinformation campaigns Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services voluntary servicesyouth programmes 144 136 PROFILES: NIGERIA (NG) Community development & awareness:social Family Programmes mobilizationskills trainingawareness raising Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Community advocacy: health policy population family planning policy Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Target groups: multicultural communities youth education elif Id-rearing practices parent/child professionalspolicymakers interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition education healtheducation responsible Services & Information parenthood parent-to-be literacy weaning Services: counselling/guidance services practices documentation/informationservices outreach Target groups: family in rural setting family in programme, ,xtension work urban setting family inmulticultural setting radio/television/media programmes information working parentssiblingsilliterateliteratemen campaigns women professionals paraprofessionals Information activities policymakerscommunity -in Nigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre library Community Programmes conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Community welfare & involvement: formal Publications: institution's activities reports preschool/care community-based preschool/care periodicals/journals reference documents Community development & awareness:social (directories, bibliographies) mobilizationskills trainingawareness raising Community advocacy: population policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman rights Targetgroups: rural communities urban communities multicultural communities NG139 children youth parents families professionals NIGERIAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND paraprofessionals policymakers community DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (NERDC) leaders Conseil pour la Recherche et le Develappement de Services & Information l'Education au Nigeria Services: advisory & support services documentation/informationservices technical PO Box 8058 LagosNigeria servicesinformation campaigns Information activities Telephone: 862269 / 862272 -inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy Telex: 26859 NERDC NG Cable: Edusearch, Lagos conferences/seminarstraining/workshops - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy Contact: Chief Research Officer - Bola Oguntosin conferences/seminars Materials: audio-visual aids Active in: Nigeria (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child toys/recreational materials programmesIntegrated Community programmes Publications: instructional guides/manuals Parent/Communityprogrammes Research textbooks/publications institution'sactivities TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices reports periodicals/journals issue-orientLi Information activities Publications /Materials documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports Networking reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training NG140 organizations research institutes schools/universities professional associations OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY TEACHING community groups women's groups HOSPITAL Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns & small citiescapital or large cities Centre Universitaire Hospitalier d'Obafemi Awolowo Young Child Programmes PMB 5538Ile-IfeNigeria Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development Contact: Dr Adekunde Dada Adekile intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood disabilitiesearly childhood development Aims: To provide teaching programmesinpublic Child care & education: non-formal centre-based health. To develop and test health education packages programmesformal childcare centresinfant care and primary health care guidelines for families and disabled childrenpreschool education special communities. educationchild safety Child at risk: developmental difficulties learning Active in: Nigeria difficulties Actions: ResearchTrainingProgrammes/Project Child advocacy: children's rightsUN Convention ServicesInformation activities on tic Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Co-operation/Partnership years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Partners:schools/universities hospitals/medical settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls centres parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals nolicymakersfamily Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood disabilities health care Child care & education: disabled children 145 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Child at risk: children with special needs Child care & education: formal childcare centres Target groups: professionals infant caredisabled childrenchild safetyfoster care Family Programmes Childatrisk:emotionaldifficulties child Family health & welft.. mother &infant welfare abuse/neglectchild prostitutionstreet children Familyeducation. awareness:child-rearing children with AIDS orphans children with practices special needs Target groups: professionals Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation children's rights UN Convention on the Child Community Programmes Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Community welfare & involvement: social services years childchild in rural settingchild in urban health services settingboysgirlsparentsfamily Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Family Programmes environment community health Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Target groups: professionals primary health care family planning teenage pregnancy household foodsecurity family Services & Information services healthcentres AIDS/transmitable Services: advisory & support services university diseases courses/programmestechnical services Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Information activities education child-rearing practices parent/child - inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition publications service educationhealth education Family at risk: teenage parents poor families migrants unemployed parents with disabilities/AIDS Target groups: family in rural setting family in NG141 urbansetting illiterate men women OKPASIA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE community (OCHC) Community Programmes Centre de Sarni Cotnmunautaire d'Okpasia Community welfare & involvement: health services family welfare centressocial welfarevoluntary 1 Usama Street off Siluko RoadBenin CityNigeria services youth programmes formal preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care Telephone: 052-241928 Community development & awareness: socioeconomic environmentcommunity health Contact: A.O. Osamcde water & environmental sanitationskills training Founded: 1982 awareness raising Staff: 20 salaried60 non-salaried Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family Current budget: US$ 5405 legislationpopulation policy children's rights Grant-making: (80% of annual budget) in Nigeria child protectionhuman rights Targetgroups: rural communities urban Aims: To enhance child health and development. To communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth enhance family health, welfare and community life in parentsfamilies general. To carry out applied and basic research on health development. Services & Information Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services Active in: Nigeria, Ghana, Zambia, USA, Switzerland counselling/guidance services care services Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child documentation/informationservices outreach programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes programmes/extension work Integrated Community programmes radio/television/media programmes information Parent/Communityprogrammes Research campaigns TrainingPolicyServicesInformation activities Information activities Publications/Materials Networking Grant- - inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy making documentation centre library audio-visual service publications service Co-operation/Partnership conferences/seminars Member of: SUPEA Research Unit (Switzerland) - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy Local branches /offices: yes documentation centre publications service Member organizations: yes computerized information service Partners: governmental agencies UN agencies Materials: teaching aids/kits trainingorganizations researchinstitutes Publications: instructional guides/manuals schools/universities hospitals/medical centres research/conferences reports community groups women's groups parents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small citiescapital or large cities NG1/12 Young Child Programmes PLANNED I'ARENT1100D FEDERATION OF Child health & development: emotional development NIGERIA (PPFN) childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities health care immunization early childhood Federation de Plancation Familiale du Nigeria development early intervention AIDS oral rchydrationnutrition/feeding programmes 224 Ikorodu Road, Palmgrovc, Shomolu, PMB 12657 LagosNigeria 146 133 PROFILES: NIGERIA (NG) programmes/extension worktechnical services information Telephone: 01-820945 / 01-820526 radio/television/media programmes Telex: 27604 NG Cable: PLANFED, Lagos campaigns Information activities Contact: Executive Director - Dr A.B. Sulaiman -inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy library audio-visual Founded: 1964 documentation centre service publications service Staff: 246 salaried training/workshops Current budget: US$ 810810 conferences/seminars Materials: audio-visual aids Aims: To promote voluntary reduction in fertility and (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits normsthroughfamily Publications: instructional guides/manuals encouragesmallfamily periodicals/journals planning as a basic human right. institution's activities reports issue-oriented documents/dossiers Active in: Nigeria Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Communityprogrammes Parent/Community Training programmes Research NG1 43 Programmes/Projects Services Information activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking POPE PAUL SPECIALIST HOSPITAL AND MATERNITY COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH Co-operation/Partnership PROJECT Memberof:InternationalPlannedParenthood Federation-IPPF (UK) Projet de Sante Integre de Ilitipital a Maternite Local branches/offices: 38 Specialises Pape Paul Member organizations: 30 Individual members: yes PMB 7484, off 217 Port Harcourt RoadAba, Imo international NGOs Partners: national/local NGOs StateNigeria governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations research institutes Telephone: 082 225 339 schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations women's groups Contact: Adaku Nzeribe community groups foundations Founded: 1982 youth groups Staff: 5 salaried27 non-salaried Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Current budget: US$ 91891 towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Aims: To provide quality health care. To increase the number of women and teenagers served by extending Young Child Programmes our services to the rural areas. Child health & development: social development health care oral rehydration nutrition/feeding Active in: Nigeria programmes Actions: Information activitiesServices Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Target groups: parents professionals Young Child Programmes paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily Childhealth & development:healthcare immunizationearly childhood developmentoral Family Programmes rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child care & education: infant care family planning teenage pregnancy household Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 food securityAIDS/transmitable diseases years child Family education & awareness: father's rolehealth educationresponsible parenthood Family Programmes Family at risk: teenage parents poor families family in Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Target groups: family in rural setting primaryhealthcare teenagepregnancy urban setting family in multicultural setting health men women household food securityfamily services working parentsilliterateliterate centres professionalspolicymakerscommunity Family education & awareness: nutrition education health education Community Programmes Target groups: community Community welfare & involvement: family welfare centreshome visitsyouth programmes Community Programmes Community development & awareness: community Community welfare & involvement: social services training health social,uebilization skills health servicessocial welfare awareness raising Community development & awareness: physical Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family communityhealth water & children's rights upgrading legislation population policy environmentalsanitation skillstraining child protection human rights awareness raising Targetgroups: rural communities urban poor Community advocacy: health policy communities multicultural communities Target groups: parentsfamiliesparaprofessionals communities youth parents families professionals paraprofessionals policymakers community h-iders Services & Information Services: care services documentation/information Services & Infort,:ation outreach programmes/extension work services services Services: advisory & support information campaigns counselling/guidanceservices care services documentation/informationservices outreach 147 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Information activities Community development & awareness: - inNigeria:awarenessraising/advocacy sociocultural environment socioeconomic training/workshops environment community health social mobilization income-generationactivities awareness raising Community advocacy:health policy children's NG144 rights Target groups: rural communities multicultural PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT communitieschildrenyouthparentsfamilies Department de Psychologie Services & Information University of Jos Services: counselling/guidance services P.M.B. 2084Jos CityNigeria documentation/informationservices university courses/programmes technical services Telephone: (73) 55514Telex: 81136 information campaigns Cable: UNIJOS Information activities -inNigeria:library publicationsservice Contact: D- Amechi Nwezc conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Founded: 1976 Publications: instructional guides/manuals Staff: 13 salaried textbooks/publications institution's activities Current budget: USS 17408 reportsperiodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Aims:Toundertakeresearchand information di'ssemination and provide policy advice. Active in: Nigeria Actions:Integratedprogramming Research NG145 TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Information activitiesPublications/Materials ZONAL HEALTH EDUi A,TION UNIT Unite d'Education Sanitaire Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Oyo State Ministry of Health governmentalagencies researchinstitutes PMB 1058Oyo Town, Oyo StateNigeria schools/universities community groups youth groups Telephone: (38) 230836 Target communities: towns & small citiescapital or large cities Contact: Alhaji Rani Aciegoke Founded: 1981 Young Child Programmes Staff: 15 salaried Child health & development: emotional development Current budget: USS 94118 social developmentchildhood diseases/growth childhood disabilitieshealth careearly childhood Aims: To foster the development of children and developmentearly interventionmental health improve the quality of life,education and health nutrition/feeding programmes available to children. Child care & education: formal childcare centres disabled childrenspecial education Active in: Nigeria Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Actions:Integratedprogramming Training difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning Information activities difficulties child abuse/neglect children with special needs Young Child Programmes Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation Child health & development: childhood disabilities children's rights healthcare earlychildhooddevelopment Target groups: 4-5 years childchild in multicultural nutrition/feeding programmes settingboysgirlsparentsfamily Child care & education: preschool education Child advocacy: children's rights Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family Programmes primary health care family planning family Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver servicesfamily guidancefamily support groups educationparent /child interaction, stimulation Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child-rearing practices parent/child Community Programmes interaction,stimulation father'srole health Community development education awareness: responsible parenthood socioeconomic environmentphysical upgrading Family at risk: teenage parents poor families community health unemployed Community advocacy: children's rights Target groups: family in urban setting family in multicultural settingworking parentsparents of Services & Information children with disabilities siblings women Services: advisory & support services community documentation/information services Information activities Community Programmes - in Nigeria: awareness raising/advocacylibrary Community welfare & involvement: social services audio-visual servicetraining/workshops traditional support systemshealth servicesyouth programmes 148 140 1111111111111111111111-- PROFIL ANDA (RW) RWANDA RW147 ASSOCIATION DES SERVICES DE SANTE ADVENTISTES AU RWANDA (ASSAR) Association of Adventist Health Services of Rwanda RWANDA Children under 6Want roortafity Chlleren under 6 School enrolmatt BP 2Kigali Rwanda (Thouonds) ;1,44.1000 urvierweipht 1%) rata age. 11-11 11100 1644.40at 1960 Telephone: 72570 / 72571 1461 122 28 61 Contact: Repr6sentant - Lars Gustaysson Founded: 1983 Total...My rate Current GNP /looms to loot Female health Oen 1%1 Mersey(%1 tzelornan1 per Caphe (U611 Staff: 60 salaried 7100 1 IMP 19116 Pi Aims: To provide primary health care, offer health and 320 nutrition education programmes and undertake family 63 8.3 planning activities in various districts of the country. Active in: Rwanda RW146 Actions: Programmes/ProjectsServices ASSOCIATION DES SCOUTS DU RWANDA Co-operation /Partnership (ASR) Member of:Bureau desFormationsMddicales Scouts' Association of Rwanda Agra:es du Rwanda-BUFMAR (Rwanda) Partners: national/local NGOs hospitals/medical BP 775 KigaliRwanda centresreligious organizations Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Telephone: 73091 & small citiescapital or large cities Contact: ReprdsentantRend Sibomana Young Child Programmes Founded: 1968 Child health & development: childhood Staff: 15 salaried diseases/growthmental healthoral rehydration nutrition/feeding programmes Aims: To develop the physical, intellectual and moral Child care & education: infant care potentialsof youngpeople.To supportsocial Target groups: family integration initiatives in favour of street children. Family Programmes Active in: Rwanda Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Actions: Programmes/Projects Services primary health care family planning teenage Networking pregnancy Family education & awareness: nutrition education Co-operation/Partnership health educationresponsible parenthood Member of: Organisation Mondialc du Mouvemcnt Family atrisk:single-parentfamilies teenage Scout-OMMS (Switzerland) parents Local branches/offices: 50 Target groups: 'family in rural setting family in Individual members: 16000 urban setting Partners: national/local NGOs youth groups Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Community Programmes & small citiescapital or large cities Community welfare & involvement: social services health servicesfamily welfare centres Young Child Programmes Community development & awareness: community Child health & development: social development healthawareness raising physical development intellectual/language Targetgroups: rural communities urban development communitieschildrenyouthfamilies Child care & education: recreational facilities Child at risk: learning difficultiesstreet children Services & Information Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban Services: advisory & support servicescare services setting outreach programmes/extension work Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services voluntary servicesyouth programmes Community development & awareness: RW148 sociocultural environment socioeconomic ASSOCIATION RWANI)AISE POUR LE BIEN- skills training environmentsocial mobilization ETRE FAMILIAL, (ARBEF) awareness raising Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban Rivandese Association for Family Well-Being communitieschildrenyouth BP 1580KigaliRwanda Services & Information Services: counselling/guidance services outreach Telephone: 76127 programmes/extension work Contact: Directeur Exdcutif Dr Canisius M ungwakuzwe BEST COPY AVAILABLE 141 149 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Founded: 1987 Services & Information Staff: 7 salaried Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services Aims: To establish an efficient maternal and infant documentation/informationservices university health protection strategy through family planning and courses/programmes outreach familylifeeducationprogrammes.To promote programmes/extension work cooperation and awareness raising actions in the field radio/television/media programmes information of family planning. campaignshotline, help/support services Information activities Active in: Rwanda - inRwanda:awarenessraising/advocacy Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent conferences/seminars programmes training/workshops integrated Community programmes Materials: audio-visual aids Parent/Community programmesTrainingPolicy (films/videos/slides/posters) Programmes/Projects Services Information Publications: instructional activities guides/manuals Publications/MaterialsNetworking institution's activities reportsperiodicals/journals issue-oriented documents/dossiers Co-operation/Partnership research/conferences reports Memberof:InternationalPlannedParenthood Federation - IPPF (UK) Member organizations: 2 Individual members: 2120 Partners: national/local NGOs international NGOs RWI49 governmental agencies UN agencies training BORNEFONDEN RWANDA organizations schools/universities BP 504Kigali Rwanda hospitals/medical centrereligious organizations professional associations community groups Telephone: 84413 women's groupsyouth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Contact: RepresentantGustaaf Tasseron towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Founded: 1978 cities Staff: 245 salaried Grant-making: in Rwanda Young Child Programmes Child health & deg ,:lopment: emotional development Aims: To sponsor poor children in Rwanda and help social developmentchildhood diseases/growth their families and communities improve their living early childhood development AIDS conditions. Child care & education: non-formal centre-based programmes preschool education Active in: Rwanda Child at risk: child prostitution street children Actions: Programmes/ProjectsNetworkingGrant- Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights making Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Co-operation/Partnership setting boy. girls parents professionals Partners: community groupsparents' groups paraprofessionalspolicymakers family Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Family Programmes cities Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare family planning teenage pregnancy household Young Child Programmes food security family servicesAIDS/transmitable Childhealth& development:healthcare diseases nutrition/feeding programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child care & education: infant education care preschool parent/child interaction, stimulation educationfoster carechild adoption/sponsorship father's roleresponsible parenthoodparent-to-be Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban Family at risk: teenage parents settingparentsfamily Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting family inmulticultural setting Family Programmes workingparents parentsofchildrenwith Family health & welfare: primary healthcare disabilities siblings illiterate literate men family planninghousehold food securityhealth women professionals paraprofessionals centres policymakerscommunity Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education Community Programmes Family at risk: poor families Community welfare & involvement: social welfare unemployed Target groups: family in rural setting family in voluntary servicesyouth programmes urban settingcommunity Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Community Programmes environment community health social Community welfare & involvement: social services mobilization skills training awareness raising health servicessocial welfarevoluntary services social marketing youth programmes Targetgroups: rural communities urban Community development & awareness: communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth sociocultural environment parents families socioeconomic professionals environment physical upgrading community paraprofessionals policymakers community healthwater & environmental sanitation leaders social mobilization income-generation activities skills trainingawareness raising 150 11 A0 I. 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PROFILES: RWANDA (RW) Targetgroups: rural communities urban Target groups: professionals paraprofessionals communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth policymakerscommunity parentsfamilies Community Programmes Services & Information Community welfare & involvement: social services Services: care services outreach health services programmes/extension worktechnical services Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment community health social mobilizationawareness raising Community advocacy: health policy population RW150 policy Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban BUREAU DES FORMATIONS MEDICALES communities professionals paraprofessionals AGREEES DU RWANDA (BUFMAR) policymakerscommunity leaders Bureau of Registered Medical Groups in Rwanda Services & Information Services: advisory & support services - BP 803 KigaliRwanda documentation/information services outreach programmes/extension worktechnical services Telephone: (250) 86176 / 86177 / 86178 informationcampaigns hotline,help/support Fax: (250) 83008 servicesprovision of pharmaceutical products Information activities Contact: Directeur AdministratifChicl Lijdsman -in Rwanda: documentation centre library Founded: 1977 audio-visualservice publicationsservice Staff: 42 salaried conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Current budget: US$ 1200000 Materials: audio-visual aids Grant-making: (5% of annual budget) in Rwanda (films/videos/slides/posters) Publications: instructional guides/u.anuals Aims: To improve the quality of health care through the textbooks/publications cooperation of allitsmembers. To facilitate the cooperation between the Ministry of Health and the registered health services. To act as a spokesperson for its members. To coordinate the activities of the healthservicesthroughregionalplanning.To RW'151 encourage cooperation at all levels so as to improve OEUVRE DE DON BOSCO A KIGALI (ODBK) the well-being of Rwanda's population. To provide member health services with essential drugs, imported Don Bosco Work in Kigali medical equipment, and medical and paramedical staff training. BP 468Kigali Rwanda Active in: Rwanda Contact: RepresentantRoger Van de Kerkhove Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated Founded: 1954 Community programmes Research Training Staff: 23 salaried Policy Programmes/Projects Services Informationactivities Publications/Materials Aims: To provide schooling for children and support Grant-making initiatives in favour of street children. Co-operation/Partnership Active in: Rwanda Member of: Health Action International Actions: TrainingProgrammes/ProjectsServices (Netherlands) Member organizations: 134 Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Member organizations: 6 UN agenciei training organizations research Individual members: 35 institutes schools /universities hospitals/medical Partners: national/local NGOs religio centresreligious organizations organizationsyouth groups Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Target communities: capital or large cities & small citiescapital or large cities Young Child Programmes Young Child Programmes Child health & development: social development Child health & development: social development Child care & education: fos.Pr care childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities Child at risk: street children health care immunization AIDS Target groups: child in urbact setting nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Family Programmes programmesspecial education Family education & awareness: literacy Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Community Programmes settingpolicymakers Community welfare & involvement: social services socialwelfare voluntaryservices youth Family Programmes programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Community development & awareness: income- primary health care family planning health generation activities skills training awareness centresAIDS /transmitablc diseases raising Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Target groups: childrenyouth educationnutrition educationhealth education 143 151 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Active in: Rwanda counselling/guidance servicescare services Actions: Services Co-operation/Partnership Individual members: 12 RW152 Young Child Programmes OFFICE NATIONAL DE LA POPULATION Child health & development: emotional development physical development (ONAPO) social development intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood National Population Office diseases/growthhealth careimmunizationearly childhood development AIDS nutrition/feeding BP 914 Kigali Rwanda programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Telephone: 74267 recreational facilitiesinfant careinstitutionalized childrenpreschool educationchild safetyfoster Contact: DirectriceHabimana Nyirasafali Gaudence carechild adoption/sponsorship Founded: 1981 Child at risk:children with AIDS orphans Staff: 255 salaried children of war /conflict Current budget: USS 86554+5 Child advocacy: child protection Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Aims: To carry out demographic studies and undertake years child population programmes. To co-ordinate population policies and family planning programmes. Active in: Rwanda Actions: Integrated programming RW154 Parent/Communityprogrammes Training SOEURS DE LA CIIARITE DE SAINTE ANNE Information activities Charity Sisters of Sainte Anne Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare BP 384KigaliRwanda Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education Contact: ReprescntantNino Picado Gabriela Founded: 1981 Community Programmes Community development & awareness: Aims: To work in the fields of family and child health, sociocultural environment socioeconomic and literacy. environment Active in: Rwanda Services & Information Actions: Services Services: documentation/information services Information activities Co-operation/Partnership -inRwanda:awarenessraising/advocacy Member organizations: 2 documentation centre library audio-visual Individual members: 9 service publications service Partners:hospitals /medicalcentres religious conferences/seminarstraining/workshops organizations Publications: textbooks/publications Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns research/conferences reports & small citiescapital or large cities Recent publications:Rapport de l'Etude surla PromotionetlaPr6stationdesServicesde Young Child Programmes Planification Familia le a Base Communautaire Child health & development: health care early Ruhengeri Rwanda (1989) InttSgrationdc childhood development l'Education en Matiere de Population dansles Child care & education: infant care Services de Vulgarisation Agricole (1990) Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban settingfamily Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare RW153 primary health care ORPHELINAT SAINTE AGATIIE DE MASAKA Family education & awareness: health education literacy Sainte Agathe Orphanage of Masaka Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting BP 453 KigaliRwanda Community Programmes Telephone: 82027 Community welfare & involvement: social services health services family welfare centres social Contact: DirectriceSocur Edith Budynck welfare Founded: 1979 Community development & awareness: community Staff: 49 salaried healthskills trainingawareness raising Targetgroups: rural communities urban Aims: To provide helpto orphans and abandoned communitiesfamilies children. To create a family environment in which children can develop properly. 152 144 PROFILES: RWANDA (RW) Services & Information Staff: 57 salaried16 non-salaried Services: care services outreach Current budget: US$ 368693 programmes/extension work Aims: To provide care, a home, a family, education and socialintegrationfororphansandabandoned children. RW155 Active in: Rwanda SOEURS MISSIONNAIRES DE LA SOCIETE DE Actions: Integrated programmingServices MARIE Co-operation/Partnership Missionary Sisters of the Society of Mary Member of: SOS Kinderdorf International (Austria) Partners: international NGOs BP 524Butare Rwanda Young Child Programmes Contact: Reprdsentant - Teresa Loda Child health & development: social development Founded: 1981 health careearly childhood development Staff: 3 salaried Child care & education: home-based programmes preschool educationchild safety Aims: To run health centres. To provide health services Child at risk: orphans for families and children, literacy actions and family Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights planning programmes. Community Programmes Active in: Rwanda Community welfare & involvement: social services Actions: Services health servicesvoluntary services Community advocacy:children'srights child Co-operation/Partnership protection Member organizations: 2 Individual members: 16 Partners:hospitals/medicalcentres religious organizations Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns & sma'l cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: health care early childhood development Child care & education: infant care Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban settingfamily Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care family planning teenage pregnancy Family education & awareness: health education Target groups: community Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services health services family welfare centres social welfare Community development & awareness: community healthskills training Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitieschildrenyouthfamilies Services & Information Services:counselling/guidance services care servicesoutreach programmes/extension work RW156 VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE KIGALI (VESOS Kigali) Kigali SOS Children's Village BP 1168 KigaliRwanda Telephone: 82404 Contact: Directeur AdjointInnocent Gombaniro Founded: 1977 I 4J 153 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver SENEGAL education parent/child interaction, stimulation father'srole healtheducation responsible parenthoodparent-to-beweaning practices Family at risk: teenage parentsunemployed Target groups: family in rural setting family in SENEGAL urban setting family in multicultural setting illiterateliteratemenwomenprofessionals C141440 unckir 6 In /ant enertsitty Chk Inn undor 1k11444 4nrolenant (Thausanclel r.1000a;0 rdarwgI O) ratio ages 4-11 paraprofessionalspolicymakerscommunity 1490 1440.p .1 111,0 Community Programmes 1322 97 22 48 Community welfare & involvement: health services family welfare centres social welfare home F-oniale TViotal laelle1y rst. Cumnt GNP Mow.; to tool visitsvoluntary servicesyouth programmes 1191oraof IS) esreormill eg oesosplUt IOW htoOth owe 041 1940 1996 hi Community development & awareness: community health social mobilization income-generation activities skills training awareness raising 76 6.6 630 40 social marketing Community advocacy: health policy population policy SN157 Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban ASSOCIATION SENEGALAISE POUR LE BIEN- communities multicultural communities youth parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals ETRE FAMILIAL (ASBEF) policymakerscommunity leaders Senegalese Association for Family Well-Being Services & Information Km 2, Avenue Cheikh Anta Diop, BP 6084Dakar Service.: advisory & support servicescare services Senegal documentation /informationservices outreach programmes/extension work Telephone: 222311 / 222312 radio/television/media programmes information Telex: 51470 ASBEF SG campaigns Information activities Contact: Directrice Ex6cutive - Adama Faye Diop inSenegal:information/inquiryservice Founded: 1975 awarenessraising/advocacy documentation Staff: 29 salaried centre publications service conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Aims: To help improve family well-being. To promote Materials: audio-visual aids family planning as part of mother and infant welfare (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits programmes. Publications: institution's activities reports periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports Active in: Senegal Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent programmesIntegrated Community programmes Parent/Community programmesTrainingPolicy SN158 Programmes/Projects Services Information activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking ASSOCIATION VILLAGES D'ENFANS SOS SENEGAL Co -operation /Partnership SOS Children's Villages Association of Senegal Memberof:InternationalPlannedParenthood Federation-IPPF (UK) Partners: nationaUlocal NGOsinternational NGOs Avenue Bourguiba x rue 9, BP 728Dakar Senegal governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations research institutes Telephone: 252190Fax: 242001 schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations Founded: 1976 community groupstrade unionswomen's groups Staff: 199 salaried13 non-salaried youth groupsparents' groups Current budget: USS 1685651 Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns & small citiessuburbscapital or large cities Aims: To provide childcare, education, a home and familyto abandoned and neglectedchildren and Young Child Programmes orphans. Child health & development: social development physical developmentchildhood diseases /growth Active in: Senegal health careimmunization AIDS Actions:Integratedprogramming Training Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Programmes/ProjectsInformation activities programmesformal childcare centres Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Co-operation/Partnership years childboysgirlsparentsprofessionals Member of: SOS Kinderdorf International (Austria) paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily Young Child Programmes Family Programmes Child health & development: health care early Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare childhood development family planning teenage pregnancy Child care & education: home-based programmes AIDS/transmitable diseases infant care institutionalized children preschool education Child at risk: child abuse/neglect BEST COPY AVAILABLE 154 1 PROFILES: SENEGAL (SN) SN160 Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare CENTRE DE GUIDANCE INFANTILE Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child Guidance Centre educationparent/child interaction, stimulation Family at risk: single-parent families 8 rue Nani-Sicap Fann Hock, BP 7221 Dakar Senegal Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Telephone: 21 78 46 Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Contact: Mor Mbaye environment Founded: 1985 Staff: 1 salaried Services & Information Current budget: US$ 729 Services: documentation/information services Information activities Aims: To provide guidance services for children and -inSenegal:awarenessraising/advocacy parents. To undertae action-research programmes. conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Active in: Senegal Actions: Parent-to-Parent programmes Parent/Communityprogrammes Research activities SN159 Training Information Publications/MaterialsNetworking CENTRE DIENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR EN SOINS INFIRMIERS (CESSI) Co-operation/Partnership international NGOs Higher Education Centre for Nursing Partners: national/local NGOs research institutes schools/universities parents' groups BP 7038, Rocade Bel Air X Rue 1 Point E.Dakar Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Senegal towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Contact: Saer Maly Ea Young Child Programmes Aims: To carry out research on public health issues. To Child health & development: emotional development provide training in public health. social development intellectual/language development childhooddisabilities early Active in: Senegal childhood development Actions: ResearchTrainingProgrammes/Projects Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural difficultiesemotional difficulties Co-operation/Partnership Target groups: 0-1 year infant4-5 years child Partners:schools/universities hospitals/medical child in rural setting childin urban setting centres parentsfamily Target communities: capital or large cities Family Programmes Young Child Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child health & development: health care early family servicesfamily guidancefamily support childhood development nutrition/feeding groups programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child care & education: infant care education Child at risk: children with special needs Target groups: family in rural setting Target groups: professionalsfamily Community Programmes Family Programmes Community welfare & involvement: parent-based Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare preschool/care Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Community development & awareness: education child-rearingpractices nutrition sociocultural environment socioeconomic educationhealth educationweaning practices environmentawareness raising Target groups: women professionalscommunity Services & Information Community Programmes Services: advisory & support services Community welfare & involvement: health services counselling/guidance services documentation/information services Community development & awareness: radio/television/media programmes information sociocultural environment socioeconomic campaigns environment community health Information activities Target groups: professionals - in Senegal: awareness raising/advocacy audio- visual servicetraining/workshops Services & Information Materials: audio-visual aids Services: university courses/programmes outreach (films/videos/slides/posters) programmes/extension worktechnical services Publications: instructional guides /manuals IL 155 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SN161 Services & Information Services: advisory & support services ECOLE NATIONALE DES ASSISTANTS counselling/guidance services SOCIAUX ET EDUCATEURS SPECIALISES documentation/information services (ENAES) Information activities - in Senegal: libraryconferences/seminars National School for Social Workers and Special Publications: institution's activities reports Education Teachers research/conferences reports Km 4, Avenue Cheikh Anta Diop, BP 5057Dakar Comment: ENAES has students from various African Senegal countries including Burkina Faso, Chad, Comoros, Coted'lvoire,Gabon, Guinea,Niger, Mali, Telephone: 230770 / 230953 Mauritania, Rwanda, Togo and Zaire. Contact: Directeur - Lassana Kaba Founded: 1958 Current budget: US$ 91634 SN162 Aims: Totrainsocialworkers anddevelopment INSTITUT DE PEDIATRIE SOCIALE (IN) personnel. Social Pediatrics Institute Active in: Senegal Hopital A. lc Dantec CHU Actions: ResearchTrainingInformation activities Dakar Senegal Co-operation/Partnership Telephone: 224670 / 250778 Partners: governmental agencies training organizations schools/universities professional Contact: Prof. Mohamadou Fall associations Founded: 1964 Staff: 30 salaried15 non-salaried Young Child Programmes Current budget: US$ 63745 Child health & development: emotional Avelopment social development physical development Aims: To train medical and paramedical staff in the childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities fields of preventive child medicine and public health. health careearly childhood developmentmental To undertake research on maternal and child diseases. health oralrehydration nutrition/feeding To promote contacts with other professionals abroad programmes and in various international agencies. Child care & education: home-based programmes non-formal centre-based programmesrecreational Active in: Senegal facilities infant care institutionalized children Actions: Integrated programming disabled children rehabilitationspecial education Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Training Policy Programmes/Projects Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Information activitiesNetworking difficulties emotional difficulties child prostitutionstreet childrenorphans Young Child Programmes Child advocacy: child protection Child health & Target groups: professionals development: childhood policymakers diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care early childhood development Family Programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care family planning family institutionalized childrenpreschool education services family guidance AIDS/transmitable Child at risk: children with special needs diseases Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights education child-rearingpractices nutrition Family Programmes educationhealth educationliteracy Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family at risk: teenage parents poor families Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver unemployedparents with disabilities/AIDS education child-rearing practices parent/child Target groups: professionalspolicymakers interaction, stimulation Community Programmes Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Community welfare & involvement: social services health servicessocial welfareyouth programmes Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Community development & awareness: environment sociocultural environment socioeconomic Community advocacy: children's rights environment physical upgrading community health water & environmental sanitationsocial Services & Information mobilization income-generation activities skills Services: advisory training & support services awareness raisingsocial marketing documentation/information services Community advocacy: child protection Information activities Target groups: professionalspolicymakers - inSenegal:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centretraining/workshops 156 PROFILES: SENEGAL (SN) SNI63 ORGANISME DE RECIIERCIIES SUR Telephone: 243628 / 244753 L'ALIMENTATION ET LA NUTRITION Contact. Medecin-Chef du SANAS -Dr Amadou AFRICAINES (ORANA) Moctar Mbaye Founded: 1965 African Food and Nutrition Research Organization Staff: 13 salaried Current budget: US$ 3649 39 Avenue Pasteur, BP 2089Dakar Senegal Aims: To design and monitor the food and nutrition Telephone: 225892 policies of Senegal. To undertake nutritional disease prevention and control. To carry out research in the Contact: Directeur - Dr Amadou Makhtar N 'diaye fields of nutrition and food technology. To provide Founded: 1956 courses and training programmesinthefieldof Staff: 30 salaried nutrition. Aims: To undertake basicandappliedresearch, Active in: Senegal education and training related to nutrition and public Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated health. Communityprogrammes Parent/Community programmes Research Training Policy Active in: Senegal, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Programmes/Projects Informationactivities Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Togo Publications/MaterialsNetworking Actions:Integratedprogramming Services Information activitiesPublications /Materials Co-operation/Partnership Local branches/offices: 4 Co-operation/Partnership Partners:international NGOs governmental Member of: Organisation de Coordination et de agencies UN agenciestraining organizations Coopdration pourlaLutte contrelesGrandes research institutes schools/universities Endemies-OCCGE (Burkina Faso) hospitals/medical centres community groups women's groups Young Child Programmes Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Child health & development: childhood & small citiessuburbscapital or large cities diseases/growth early childhood development oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Young Child Programmes Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Child health & development: childhood years childchild in rural settingchild in urban diseases/growth early childhood development setting boys girls parents siblings oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes professionals paraprofessionals policymakers Child care & education: home-based programmes family infant care Child at risk: developmental difficulties Family Programmes Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 primary health care years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Family education & awareness: nutrition education settingchild in multicultural settingprofessionals health educationweaning practices paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily Community Programmes Family Programmes Community development & awareness: Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare sociocultural environment community health primary health care household food security water &environmentalsanitation social health centres mobilizationsocial marketing Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child-rearingpractices nutrition Services & Information educationhealth educationweaning practices Services: documentation/information services Family at risk: poor families Information activities Target groups: family in rural setting family in -in Senegal: documentation centre library urban settingfamily in multicultural settingmen audio-visual servicetraining/workshops women professionals paraprofessionals Publications: institution's activities reports policymakerscommunity periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily welfare centreshome visits SN164 Community development & awareness: socioeconomic environment community health SERVICE DE L'ALIMENTATION ET DE LA water& environmentalsanitation social NUTRITION APPLIQUEE AU SENEGAL mobilization income-generation activities skills (SANAS) trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing Community advocacy: health policy children's Food and Applied Nutrition Service of Senegal rightschild protection Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban Direction de la Sant6 Publique, Ministere de la Santd communities multicultural communities poor Publique et dc l'Action Sociale communities children parents families Immeuble VendOme, Zone B X Point EDakar professionalspolicymakerscommunity leaders Senegal 157 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Services & Information Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services documentation/informationservices outreach counselling/guidance services care services programmes/extension worktechnical services documentation/information services information radio/television/media programmes information campaigns campaigns Information activities Information activities -inSenegal:awarenessraising/advocacy -inSenegal: documentation centre library conferences/seminarstraining/workshops conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Materials: audio-visual aids Publications: instructional guides/manuals (films /videos /slides /poste: s) textbooks/publications institution's activities Publications: instructional guides/manuals reportsresearch/conferences reports institution's activities reportsperiodicals/journals issue-oriented documents/dossiers reference documents (directories, bibliographies) SN165 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES - SENEGAL (UNIICR - Senegal) Haut Commissariat pour les Refitgies - Senegal BP 3125 Dakar Senegal Telephone: (221) 320746 Telex: 21696 HCR SG Fax: 321248 Contact: Administrateur regional des services sociauxieducationUrsula S. Aboubacar Active in: Senegal Actions: Programmes/ProjectsInformation activities Co-operation/Partnership Local branches/offices: 3 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies religious organizations Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns & small citiescapital or large cities Young Child Programmes Childhealth& development:healthcare immunizationnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: non-formal centre-based programmesdisabled childrenchild safety Child at risk: refugee childrenorphans Child advocacy: child protection Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban setting Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care family services health centres Family education & awareness: nutrition education health educationliteracy Family at risk: refugees Target groups: family in rural setting illiterate women Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services health services Community development & awareness: physical upgrading communityhealth water & environmental sanitation income-generation activities Community advocacy: childprotection human rights Target groups: refugees 158 1 \T-C) PROFILES: SEYCHELLES (SC) education healtheducation responsible SEYCHELLES parenthood parent-to-be literacy weaning practices Family atrisk:single-parentfamilies teenage parentspoor familiesunemployed Target groups: illiterate literatemen women SErCHELLES professionals paraprofessionals policymakers community Chasing, um* i Infant roortalty Chicken under 6 Soh.' entelnunt {Thousands) Vas;01000 und...i.ht (SI rallo ape 9.11 isee 19904111 at 1990 Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services health services social welfare home visits voluntary servicesyouth programmes workplace Female Total fertility rat. Curl.* 0919 Access to to, childcare formal preschool/care community- Illtarase V.Acznwt) les cooks IUSSI health owe 1190 1996 IF based preschool/careparent-based preschool/care Community development & awareness: 3900 99 sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment physical upgrading community health water & environmental sanitation social SC166 mobilizationskills trainingawareness raising Community advocacy:healthpolicy family . STRY OFEDUCATION legislation children's rights child protection Ministere de !'Education human rights PO Box 48, VictoriaMahe Seychelles Services & Information Services:legalservices counsellinglvidance Telephone: 24777Telex: 2305 MINED SZ services care services Fax: 24859 documentation/informationservices university courses/programmes technical services Contact: Principal Secretary - Patrick Pillay radio/television/media programmes information campaigns Active in: Seychelles Information activities Actions: Integrated programming Integrate,; -inSeychelles:awarenessraising/advocacy Community programmes Parent/Community conferences/seminarstraining/workshops programmes Research Training Services Materials: audio-visual aids Information activitiesPublications/Materials (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits toys /recreational materials Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations schools /universities hospitals/medical centresreligious organizations professional associations community groups women's groupsyouth groupsparents' groups Young Child Programmes Child health & development: social development physical development intellectualllanguage development childhood diseases/growth childhood disabilitieshealth careimmunization early childhood developmentearly intervention mental healthnutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: non-formal centre-based programmes formal childcarecentres recreational facilitiesinfant careinstitutionalized children disabledchildren rehabilitation preschool education special education child safety Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural difficulties learningdifficulties orphans children with special needs Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years child parents professionals paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care family planning teenage pregnancy householdfoodsecurity family serviceshealth centresfamily guidance family support groups Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition BEST COPY AVAILABLE 159 ECCE DIRECTORY: Sus - SAHARAN AFRICA SIERRA LEONE child prostitutionstreet childrenrefugee children children with AIDS orphans children with special needschildren of war/conflict Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation children's rights UN Convention on the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 SIERRA LEONE years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Ch 110.10 in011e 6 trIvat monsety 014.101 under School unroimelt rtfamirot 000 51 ht I/0 f010 54 1 parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals IOM 111.10.16$ a/ WO policymakersfamily 765 164 23 633 Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Feonale Total fmtlety rate Comport( GNP Am..a to boa primary health care family planning teenage ifIgatzomn1 capIta (Mt) hiotth con 1%) 111110 INS 10116 pregnancy householdfoodsecurity family services healthcentres family guidance AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily support groups *5 .6 Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child-rearing practices parent/child SL167 interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES education healtheducation responsible parenthood parent-to-be literacy weaning Ministere de la Sante et des Services Sociaux practices Family at risk: minorities refugees single-parent Youyi Building, Brookfields FreetownSierra Leone familiesteenage parentspoor familiesmigrants unemployedparents with disabilities/AIDS Telephone: 41958 / 41500 Target groups: family in rural setting family in multiculturalsetting parents of childrenwith Contact: Public Relations OfficerPrince E. Nicol disabilities illiterate literate men women Grant-making: in Sierra Leonein other countries professionalspolicymakerscommunity Aims: To provide basic health care facilities for all. To Community Programmes offer child welfare services, adult welfare and legal Community welfare & involvement: social services services, including counselling. traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily welfare centressocial welfarevoluntary services Active in: Sierra Leone youth programmes Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Community development & awareness: programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes sociocultural environment socioeconomic Integrated Community programmes environment communityhealth water & Parent/Communityprogrammes Research environmental sanitation social mobilization TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices income-generationactivities skillstraining Information activities Publications/Materials awareness raising NetworkingGrant-making Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy family legislationpopulation policy children's rights Co-operation/Partnership child protectionhuman rights Local branches/offices: 12 Targetgroups: rural communities urban Member organizations: 10 communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs minoritiespoor communitieschildrenyouth governmental agencies UN agencies training parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals organizations research institutes policymakers community leaders schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations Services & Information community groupsfoundationswomen's groups Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services youth groupsparents' groups counselling/guidance services care services Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums documentation/informationservices university towns & small cities suburbs capital or large courses/programmes outreach cities programmes/extension worktechnical services radio/television/media programmes information Young Child Programmes campaignshotline, help/support services Child health & development: emotional development Information activities social development physical development - in Sierra Leone: awareness raising/advocacy intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood documentation centre library audio-visual diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care service publications service immunization early childhood development conferences/seminarstraining/workshops early intervention mental health AIDS oral - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes documentation centre library audio-visual Child care & education: home-based programmes service publications service non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal conferences/seminarstraining/workshops childcare centres recreationalfacilities infant Materials: audio-visual aids careinstitutionalized childrendisabled children (films/videos/slides/posters) rehabilitation special education child safety Publications: instructional guides/manuals foster carechild adoption/sponsorship textbooks/publications institution'sactivities Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural reports periodicals /journals issue-oriented difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports difficulties child abuse/neglect child labour reference documents (directories, bibliographies) BEST COPY AVAILABLE 160 1.34r7, PROFILES: SIERRA LEONE (SL) Information activities - in Sierra Leone: awareness raising/advocacy documentation centre audio-visual service publicationsservice conferences/seminars SL168 training/workshops PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) SIERRA LEONE Publications: instructional guides/manuals Association de Plannification Familia le de Sierra Leone institution's activities reportsperiodicals/journals 22 Pultney Street, PO Box 1049FreetownSierra Leone Telephone: 22774 Telex: 3210 BOOTH SL Contact: Executive Director - Dr W.E. Taylor Founded: 1959 Staff: 100 salaried Current budget: US$ 302000 Aims: To promote and provide safe methods of child spacing.Tocollect,interpretanddisseminate information and statistics relating to family planning. To providefamilyplanningservicesincentres throughout the country. Active in: Sierra Leone Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated Community programmes Research Training Policy Programmes/Projects Services Information activities Co-operation/Partnership Local branches/offices: yes Member organizations: yes Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies training organizations schools/universities hospitals/medical centres women's groupsyouth groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:healthcare immunization Target groups: boysgirlsfamily Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare family planning teenage pregnancy AIDS /transmitable diseases Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver educationchild-rearing practicesfather's role responsible parenthood Family at risk: refugeesteenage parents Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban settingilliteratemen women Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: home visits youth programmes Communitydevelopment & awareness:social mobilization income-generation activities skills trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing Community advocacy: population policy Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiesrefugeesyouthparentsfamilies professionalscommunity leaders Services & Information Services: counselling/guidance services documentation/informationservices outreach programmes/extension work radio/television/media programmes information campaigns 161 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals family Family Programmes Family health & welfare: primary health care family servicesfamily guidancefamily support REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA groups CAlkiren under 5 Ward nwhally Chidnel under 6 School acroimont Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver (Thotasafthi 7.411.1000 rkatir ,%1 tio sim 6.11 education 10110 0. 1960 child-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulationfather's roleresponsible parenthoodparent-to-be 48 73 72 Family at risk: minorities single-parent families poor familiesunemployed Fereek Total fartlfty tM CtMIN GNP /moms to total Target groups: family in rural setting 11111orrgry I%1 cr alpha (U66) hastth Yrcare IS) family in 19110 Vildovoensol 1066/ urban setting family in multicultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith disabilities siblings illiterate 4.5 literate men 2290 women professionals paraprofessionals community ZA169 Community Programmes BLOEMFONTEIN CHILD INFORMATION Community welfare & involvement: social services CENTRE traditional support systemshealth servicessocial welfare homevisits community -based Centre de Bloemfontein d'Information sur !',Enfant preschool/careparent-based preschool/care Community development & awareness: Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, UOFS sociocultural environment PO Box 339Bloemfontein 9300 Targetgroups: rural communities urban Republic of South Africa communities multicultural communities minoritiespoor communitieschildrenyouth Telephone: (051) 473548 Fax: (051) 473222 parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals community leaders Contact: Dorothy Nienkemper Founded: 1985 Services & Information Staff: 2 salaried Services: advisory & support services Current budget: USS 21799 counselling/guidance services documentation/information services information Aims: To provide information to parents on relevant campaigns health care, educational and welfare services in the Information activities community. To offer referrals to other specialized inRepublicofSouthAfrica:awareness services and advice on child development. raising/advocacydocumentation centrelibrary publicationsservice training/workshops Active in: Republic of South Africa computerized information service Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent Materials: toys/recreational materials programmes Parent/Community programmes Publications: instructional guides/manuals Research Training Programmes/Projects textbooks/publications research/conferences Services Information activities reports Publications/MaterialsNetworking Co-operation/Partnership Individual members: 346 ZA170 Partners: governmental agencies training organizations schools/universities BORDER EARLY LEARNING CENTRE (BELC) hospitals/medical centresreligious organizations Centre Prescolaire professional associations community groups women's groupsparents' groups 50 Albany StreetEast London 5201 Target communities: towns & small citiessuburbs capital or large cities Republic of South Africa Young Child Programmes Telephone: (431) 20723Fax: (431) 431408 Child health & development: emotional development Contact: Project Co-ordinatorMargaret Irvine social development physical development Founded: 1982 intellectual/language development childhood Staff: 37 salaried disabilities early childhood development early intervention Current budget: USS 271318 Child care & education: home-based programmes Aims: To provide training, support and resources within non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care "border" regions for the education and care of young disabledchildren preschooleducation multiculturalism children. To promote holistic community development using"educare"asafocal Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural point.To promote difficulties emotional awareness of the importance of early childhood difficulties learning education and difficultieschildren with special needs care through lobbying/advocacy/networking with other Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 organizations. years childchild in rural settingchild in urban setting child in multicultural settingboysgirls Active in: Republic of South Africa 162 J4 PROFILES: REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA) Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child programmes Parent/Community programmes Programmes /Projects ResearchTrainingPolicy ZA171 Services Information activities Publications/MaterialsNetworking CENTRE FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (CSD) Centre pour le Diveloppement Social Co-operation/Partnership Member of: Bernard van Leer Foundation Project Rhodes University Network (Netherlands), Southern African Grahamstown 6140 Educare P.O. Box 94 AssociationforEarlyChildhood Republic of South Africa SAAECE (Republic of South Africa) Local branches/offices: 1 Telephone: (461) 24483 Partners:national/localNGOs governmental agenciestraining organizationshospitals/medical Contact: Thelma M. Henderson centres religiousorganizations community parents' Founded: 1981 groupstrade unionswomen's groups Staff: 18 salaried groups Current budget: US$ 348837 Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small citiescapital or large cities Aims: To provide bursaries and scholarships in tertiary study for underpriviliged young people. To set up Young Child Programmes preschools in the community and train Child health & development: childhood disabilities paraprofessional childcare workers. To run adult and early childhood development nutrition/feeding parent education programmes. programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes formal Active in: Republic of South Africa non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child childcare centres infant care institutionalized Parent/Community programmes preschool education programmes childrendisabled children TrainingInformation activitiesNetworking multiculturalism street children Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Co-operation/Partnership children with special needs Member of: Bernard van Leer Foundation Project Child advocacy: children's rights Target groups: 2-3 years child4-5 years child Network (Netherlands) child child in rural settingchild in urban setting Young Child Programmes in multicultural setting parents professionals Child health & development: childhood disabilities family paraprofessionalspolicymakers earlychildhood development nutrition/feeding programmes Family Programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare non-formal centre-based programmes preschool primary health care education Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child at risk: children with special needs education child-rearing practices parent/child Child advocacy: children's rights interaction, stimulationhealth education poor families Family at risk: single-parent families Family Programmes unemployed Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Target groups: family in rural setting family in multicultural setting Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver urban setting familyin education child-rearing practices parent/child working parentsparaprofessionalscommunity interaction, stimulation Community Programmes Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement:traditional Community development & awareness: physical support systems workplace childcare formal upgrading community health preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care Community advocacy: children's rights parent-based preschool/care Community development & awareness: socioeconomic Services & Information sociocultural environment Services: advisory & support services environmentskills trainingawareness raising documentation/information services Community advocacy: children's rights Information activities Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban Africa: information/inquiry poor - in Republic of South communities multicultural communities awareness raising/advocacy - paraprofessionals service communitiesprofessionals documentation centre library conferences/seminarstraining /workshops Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/informationservices outreach programmes/extension worktechnical services Information activities ZAI 72 - in Republic of SouthAfrica: information/inquiry CHILD CARE INFORMATION CENTRE (CCIC) service awareness raising/advocacy documentation centre library audio-visual Centre d'Infonnation de Soins de l'Enfant service publications service conferences/seminarstraining/work ;hops 46 Sawkins Road, Rondchosch 7700 Cape Town Materials: teaching aids/kits Republic of South Africa Publications: instructional guides/manuals Telephone: (21) 689 1519 BEST COPY AVAILABLE 155 163 ECCE DIRECI'ORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Contact: Co-ordinatorLinda Davidson ZA173 Founded: 1971 CHILD HEALTH UNIT Staff: 3 salaried20 non-salaried Unite de Sante de l'Enfani Aims: To provide information on all aspects of children University of Cape Town tofamilies,health,education and socialservice workers and students. To highlight the need for and Children's Centre, Sawkins/Liesbeek Road gaps in children's services. To act as a clearing house Rondebosch Cape 7700Republic of South Africa and referal source for other queries about children and adults. Telephone: (21) 689 8312 Fax: (21) 689 1287 Cable: HOSFIL Active in: Republic of South Africa Actions: Contact: Prof. M.A. Kibel Programmes/Projects Services Founded: 1979 Informationactivities Publications/Materials Networking Staff: 25 salaried Current budget: US$ 155039 Co-operation/Partnership Partners:national/local Aims: To promote better health for all children, in NGOs governmental particular the underprivileged. agencies training organizations schools/universities hospitals/medical centres professional associations Active in: Republic of South Africa parents' groups Actions: Target communities: slumstowns & small cities Integrated programming Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Young Child Programmes TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Child health & development: intellectual/language Information activities Publications/Materials developmentchildhood disabilitieshealth care Networking early childhood development mental health nutrition/feeding programmes Co-operation/Partnership Child care & education: recreationalfacilities Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs disabled childrenpreschool education governmental agencies training organizations research Child at risk: learning difficulties children with institutes schools/universities special needs hospitals/medical centresprofessional associations community groups Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 women's groups parents' years childchild in rural settingchild in urban groups settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums parentsprofessionals towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Young Child Programmes education Child health & development: physical development Family at risk: parents with disabilities/AIDS childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities healthcare Target groups:familyinmulticulturalsetting immunization earlychildhood parents of children with disabilities developmentearly interventionoral rehydration nutrition/feeding programmes Community Programmes Child care & education: home-basedprogrammes Community welfare & involvement: social services non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care institutionalized children Target groups: poor communitiesparentsfamilies disabled children professionals Child at risk: developmental difficulties learning difficultieschild abuse/neglectstreet children Services & Information children with special needs Services: advisory & support services Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights counselling/guidanceservices Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 careservices years child documentation/informationservices university child in rural settingchild in urban courses/programmes settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Information activities parents professionals paraprofessionals - in Republic of South Africa: information/inquiry policymakers service documentationcentre library Family Programmes publicationsservice conferences/seminars training/workshops Family health & welfare: primary healthcare Materials: household food securityhealth centres audio-visual aids Family (films/videos/slides/posters) toys/recreational education& awareness:child-rearing materials practices nutrition educationhealth education Publications: instructional weaning practices guides/manuals Family at risk: poor families periodicals/journals reference documents unemployed (directories, bibliographies) Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting Recentpublications:Directoryof Servicesfor family in multicultural setting Children with Special Needs parents of children with disabilities Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment Community advocacy:health policy children's rightschild protection 164 jtw 0 PROFILES: REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA) Targetgroups:rural communities urban Family Programmes multicultural communitieschildren Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare communities teenage youthparents primary health care family planning pregnancy family services family guidance Services & Information AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily support groups Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services Family education & awareness: nutrition education documentation /in formationservices university health education weaning practices courses/programmes outreach Target groups: professionals paraprofessionals programmes/extension work policymakerscommunity radio/television/mediaprogrammes hotline, help/support services - Community Programmes Information activities Community welfare & involvement: social services - in Republic of SouthAfrica: information/inquiry health servicessocial welfare service awareness raising /advocacy Community development & awareness: community documentation centre library health water & environmental sanitation skills training/workshops trainingawareness raising Publications: instructional guides/manuals Community advocacy: health policy population textbooks/publications institution'sactivities policychildren's rightschild protection reports periodicals/journals issue-oriented Target groups: professionals paraprofessionals documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports policymakerscommunity leaders reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/informationservices outreach programmes/extension work ZA174 radio/television/media programmes information DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND campaignshotline, help/support services Information activities POPULATION DEVELOPMENT -inRepublicof SouthAfrica:awareness Departement National de la Sante et de la Population raising/advocacydocumentation centrelibrary audio-visual service publications service Private Bag X828Pretoria 0001 conferences/seminars training/workshops Republic of South Africa computerized information service Materials: audio-visual aids Telephone: (012) 3255100 Telex: 321366 (films/videos/slides/posters) Fax: (012) 3255706 Cable: SAGWEP Publications: institution's activities reports periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports Contact: C. Welman Comments: The Department'shotline/helpservices Active in: Republic of South Africa focus on AIDS-related issues. Actions:Integratedprogramming Research TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Information activities Publications/Materials Networking ZA175 Co-operation/Partnership DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Local branches/offices: 9 Departement de Psychologie Partners: national/local NGOs international NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training research institutes University of South Africa organizations PO Box 392Pretoria 0001Republic of South Africa schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations Telex: 350068 trade unionswomen's groups Telephone: (012) 4296453 )mmunity groups Fax: (012) 4293221 parents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums capital or large Contact: Prof. Linda M. Richter towns & small citiessuburbs Current budget: US$ 24221 cities Active in: Republic of South Africa Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development Actions: Research physical developmentchildhood diseases/growth early childhood Co-operation/Partnership health care immunization Memberof: OfficeofParentDevelopment development early interventionmental health nutrition/feeding International (USA) AIDS oralrehydration Partners: national/local NGOsresearch institutes programmes hospitals/medical centres child legislation schools/universities Child advocacy: child protection professional associations children's rights UN Convention on the Child slums 2-3 years child4-5 Target communities: rural areas & villages Target groups: 0-1 year infant capital or large cities years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls paraprofessionals Young Child Programmes parentssiblingsprofessionals Child health & development: emotional development policymakersfamily social development physical development intellectual/language development health care pfti 165 1. if ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAN ARAN AFRICA early childhood developmentearly intervention Young Child Programmes nutrition/feeding programmes Child health & development: intellectual/language Child care & education: institutionalized children developmentearly childhood developmentearly Child at risk: child abuse/neglectchild labour intervention street children Child care & education: home-based programmes Child advocacy: children's rights non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 childcare centresinfant caredisabled children years childfamily preschool educationmulticulturalism Child at risk: children with special needs Family Programmes Child advocacy: children's rights Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 primary health care teenage pregnancy years childchild in rural settingchild in urban F..-nily education & awareness: parent/caregiver setting child in multicultural setting parents education child-rearing practices parent/child paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily interaction, stimulationnutrition education Family at risk: minoritiessingle-parent families Family Programmes teenage parentspoor familiesunemployed Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Community Programmes education child-rearing practices parent/child Community welfare & involvement: health services interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition educationhealth education Community development & awareness: Family at risk: poor familiesunemployed socioeconomic environment community health Target groups: family in rural setting family in Target groups: poor communities urban setting familyinmulticultural setting siblings women paraprofessionalscommunity Services & Information Publications:textbooks/publications institution's Community Programmes activities reportsresearch/conferences reports Community welfare & involvement: home visits community-basedpreschool/care parent-based preschool/care Communitydevelopment & awareness:skills ZA176 trainingawarencsa raising Community advocacy: children's rights EARLY LEARNING RESOURCE UNIT (ELRU) Targetgroups:rural communities urban Centre Didactique Prescolaire communities poor communities children parents families paraprofessionals 37 Denver Road, LansdowneCape Town 7764 policymakerscommunity leaders Republic of South Africa Services & Information Telephone: (21) 696 4804 Fax: (21) 697 1788 Services: advisory & support services documentation /informationservices outreach Contact: Director - Linda Bierstcker programmes/extension work Founded: 1978 Information activities Staff: 20 salaried - in Republic of South Africa: information/inquiry serviceawareness raising/advocacy library Aims: To improve the quality of early childhood care publications servicetraining/workshops and education by developing training programmes - in other countries: information/inquiry service training/workshops (non-formal)andresourcematerialsforadults, through research and information dissemination on Materials: audio-visual aids (films /videos /slides /posters)teaching aids/kits children's issues and service delivery strategies, and Publications: instructional by implementingtrainingatlevelsof trainers, guides/manuals institution's activities reportsresearch/conference preschool staff, parents and childminders. reports Recent publications: Activein:Republicof SouthAfrica,Botswana, Resource Books onEarly Lesotho, Namibia Childhood Education (1990)Learning with Scrap: Ideas Actions: Parent/Community programmes forMakingPreschoolEquipmentand Research Educational Toys (1989) Leaflets for Parents Training Policy Programmes/Projects Ideas for Parents Meetings Informationactivities Publications /Materials ELRU Baby-Care Networking Programme Door to the Future: The Preschool Child in South Africa (1987) Co-operation/Partnership Member of:ProL cssivePrimaryHealthCare Network (RSA), South African Associationfor Early Childhood Educarc (RSA), National ZA177 Campaign for Children's Rights (RSA), National Education Coordinating Committee (RSA) FOUNDATION FOR COMMUNITY WORK (FCW) Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Fondation pour le Travail Communautaire trainingorganizations schools/universities religious organizationscommunity groupstrade PO Box 89, Crawford 7770 Cape Town unionswomen's groupsyouth groupsparents' Republic of South Africa groups Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Telephone: (021) 634 9148 Fax: (021) 638 7661 & small citiescapital or large cities Contact: DirectorBewah Fredericks Founded: 1974 BEST COPY AVAILABLE 166 r PROFILES: REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA) child Staff: 15 salaried Community advocacy:children'srights Current budget: USS 173010 protectionhuman rights Targetgroups:rural communities urban Aims: To promote earlychildhoodeducation. To communities multicultural communities poor encourage parent participation as equal partnersin the communitieschildrenyouthparentsfamilies task of child development and education. To develop professionalsparaprofessionalspolicymakers innovative models in early childhood education. To train educare personnel, parents, parent committees Services & Information and community leaders. Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services care services Active in: Republic of South Africa documentation/informationservices outreach information Actions:IntegratedCommunityprogrammes programmes/extension work Parent/Communityprogrammes Research campaigns Training Programmes/Projects Information Information activities activitiesNetworking - inRepublicof SouthAfrica:awareness raising/advocacydocumentation centrelibrary Co-operation/Partnership training/workshops Bernard van Leer Project Network Aerials: audio-visual aids Member of: toys /recreational (RSA) (films/videos/slides/posters) Partners:national/localNGOs governmental materials agencies training organizations schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations foundationswomen's groups community groups ZA178 youth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums GRASSROOTS EDUCARE TRUST towns & small citiessuburbs Groupe de Base pour ('Education et les Soins de la Young Child Programmes Prime Enfance Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development P.O. Box 38055 Gatesvitie 7764 intellectuaUlanguage development health care Republic of South Africa early childhood developmentearly intervention nutrition/feeding programmes Telephone: (21) 6383111Fax: (21) 6373011 Child care & education: home-based programmes non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal Contact: Director - Jinny Rickards childcare centres recreational facilities infant Founded: 1972 carepreschool educationmulticulturalism Staff 45 salaried Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural Current budget: USS 968992 difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning Grant-making: (30% of annual budget) in Republic of difficultieschild abuse/neglect South Africa Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Aims: To provide fullday, centre and home-based years childchild in rural settingchild in urban educare for the children of working parents, built settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls aroundadevelopmentalprogrammeofactive parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals learning. To undertake the development of leadership policymakersfamily andorganizationalskillstofocustheenergy, resources and skills of communities around projects Family Programmes they own. To promote a unitary integrated education Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare system without the inequities caused by the separation primary health care teenage pregnancy family of people and services. serviceshealth centresfamily guidancefamily support groups Active in: Republic of South Africa, Namibia Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Actions:Integrated programming Integrated education child-rearing practices parent/child Communityprogrammes Parent/Community interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition programmes Research Training Policy education healtheducation responsible Programmes/Projects Services Information parenthood activities Publications/Materials Networking Familyatrisk:single-parentfamilies teenage Grant-making parentspoor familiesunemployed Target groups: family in rural setting family in Co-operation/Partnership urban setting family inmulticultural setting Local branches/offices: 1 workingparents parentsofchildrenwith Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs disabilities siblings literate women governmental agencies UN agencies training paraprofessionalscommunity organizations research institutes schools/universities professional associations Community Programmes community groupstrade unionswomen's groups Community welfare & involvement:traditional youth groupsparents' groups support systems home visitsyouth programmes Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums community-basedpreschool/care parent-based towns & small citiescapital or large cities preschool/care Community development & awareness: Young Child Programmes sociocultural environment socioeconomic Childhealth & development:earlychildhood environment community health social developmentnutrition /feeding programmes mobilizationskills trainingawareness raising Child care & education: home-based programmes non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal 167 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA childcare centresinfant carepreschool education multiculturalismchild safety Telephone: (011) 933 1028 Fax: (011) 933 1054 Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights UN Convention on the Child Contact: Director - Brenda Robson Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Founded: 1989 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban Staff: 7 salaried settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Current budget: US$ 145328 parents professionals paraprofessionals policymakersfamily Aims: To promote maternal and childhealth and welfare. Toprovidepreschoolnutrition and Family Programmes education. To offer nutrition services for Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver communities, and education aboutthe needs of education child-rearing practices parent/child children under five. interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth education Active in: Republic of South Africa Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Community Programmes Communityprogrammes Parent/Community Community welfare & involvement: social services programmes Training Programmes/Projects healthservices socialwelfare workplace Information activitiesNetworking childcare formal preschool/care community- based preschool/careparent -based preschool/care Co-operation/Partnership Partners:nationaUlocalNGOs governmental Community development & awareness: agencies hospitals/medical centres religious sociocultural environment socioeconomic organizationscommunity groupstrade unions environment physical upgrading community women's groupsparents' groups health social mobilization income-generation Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums activitiesskills trainingawareness raising towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Community advocacy: family legislationchildren's cities rightshuman rights Target-roltos: ruralcommunities urban Young Child Programmes COM= multicultural communities Child health & development: emotional development minori.. . communitieschildrenyouth physical developmentchildhood diseases/growth parents .,sprofessionalsparaprofessionals health care immunization early childhood policymakerscommunity leaders developmentearly interventionoral rehydration nutrition/feeding programmes Services & Information Child care & education: home-based programmes Services: advisory & support servicescare services non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal documentation/information services outreach childcare centresinfant carepreschool education programmes/extension worktechnical services multiculturalism information campaigns Childatrisk:refugeechildren childrenof Information activities war/conflict - in Republic of South Africa: information/inquiry Child advocacy: children's rightsUN Convention service awareness raising/advocacy on the Child documentation centre library audio-visual Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 service publications service years childchild in rural settingchild in urban conferences/seminars training/workshops settingboysgirlsfamily computerized information service- - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy Family Programmes documentation centrepublications service Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Materials: audio-visual aids primary health care family planninghousehold (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits food securityfamily serviceshealth centres toys /recreational materials Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Publications: instructional guides/manuals education child-rearing practices parent /child institution'sactivitiesreports issue-oriented interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth documents/dossiersresearch/conference reports educationweaning practices reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Family at risk: refugeespoor familiesunemployed Recent publications: Educare Handbooks Series- How to Start and Run a Community Preschool Target groups: family in rural setting family in Educare Project (1989): 1-How the community can urban settingworking parents men women runtheproject,2- Gettingpremises,3-Getting community registered and subsidised, 4-Looking after the money, 5-Employing staff, 6-Preschool educare: an Community Programmes active learning experienceSongs Sung by South Community welfare & involvement:traditional African Children (1989) support systems healthservices voluntary services workplace childcare formal preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care parent-based preschool/care ZA179 Community development & awareness: community health water & environmentalsanitation INSTITUTE OF NON-FORMAL EDUCATION OF awareness raisingsocial marketing SOUTHERN AFRICA (INESA) Community advocacy: health policy children's rights Institut d'Education Non-Fonnelle d'Afrique Australe child protection Targetgroups: rural communities urban communities refugees children parents PO Box 901063Bcrtsham 2013 community leaders Republic of South Africa 168 1ti0 PROFILES: REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA) Services & Information Target groups: urban communities children Services: advisory & support servicescare services parentsfamilies documentation/information servicesinformation campaigns Services & Information Information activities Services: care services outreach -inRepublicof SouthAfrica:awareness programmes/extension work raising/advocacy conferences /seminars training/workshops Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) ZA181 Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution's activities reports PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA (PPASA) Association de Planification Familiale d'Afrique du Sud ZA180 York House, 3rd Floor, 46 Kerk Street KGOTSONG CHILD AND FAMILY WELFARE Johannesburg 2001Republic of South Africa SOCIETY Telephone: (11) 838 1525Fax: (11) 834 7549 Societi pour le Bien-Etre de !'Enfant et de la Famille de Kgotsong Contact: Director - J.A. Smit Founded: 1930 Staff: 40 salaried100 non-salaried P.O. Box 627Bothavillc 9660 Current budget: US$ 387597 Republic of South Africa Grant-making: in Republic of South Africa Telephone: 57222 Aims: To provideeducation/information about reproductive health. To assist all South Africans to Contact: Development DirectorRev. M.F. Kocna choose freely and responsibly the number and spacing Founded: 1978 of their children, and to demand universal access to reproductivehealth Aims: To protect the interests and promote the well- qualityandcomprehensive being of children and their families. To encourage education and clinical services. and assist efforts aimed at stabilizing family life and improving the social and educational environment of Active in: Republic of South Africa Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child children. To enquire into and assist cases of destitute, Parent/Community programmes maltreated, neglected and maladjusted children. To programmes ResearchTrainingPolicyProgrammes/Projects take steps to bring about the removal of conditions Networking Grant- detrimental to the moral, mental and physical well- Informationactivities being of children. To co-operate with government, making provincial, municipal and other authorities, and with inallmatters Co-operation/Partnership other organizations and institutions Local branches/offices: 6 relating to child welfare. Young Child Programmes Active in: Republic of South Africa Child health & development: health care early Actions: Services childhood development nutrition/feeding programmes Co-operation/Partnership Child care & education: home-based programmes Partners: parents' groups non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care Target communities: towns & small cities institutionalized childrenpreschool education Child at risk: children with, special needs Young Child Programmes Child advocacy: child legislation Childhealth & development:earlychildhood development Family Programmes Child care & education: formal childcare centres Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare recreational facilitiesinfant care children with Family education & awareness: parent/caregi% er Child at risk: child abuse/neglect education special needs Target groups: child in urban setting parents Family at risk: single-parent families family Community Programmes Community development & awareness: Family Programmes sociocultural environment socioeconomic &awareness:child-rearing Familyeducation environmentsocial mobilization practicesnutrition education health education weaning practices Target groups: family in urban settingcommunity Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation/information services Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Information activities formal preschool /care - in Republic of South Africa: information/inquiry voluntary services service awareness raising/advocacy Community development & awareness: library audio-visual environment socioeconomic documentation centre sociocultural publications service mobilization awareness service environment social conferences/seminars training/workshops raising computerized information service 169 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment physical upgrading ZA182 communityhealth water & environmental sanitation income-generation activities skills QUEENSTOWN EARLY LEARNING CENTRE trainingawareness raising (QELC) Community advocacy: child protection Centre Prise° laire de Queenstown Targetgroups:rural communities urban communities multicultural communities poor communitieschildrenparentsparaprofessionals P.O. Box 2131 Komani 5322 policymakers Republic of South Africa Services & Information Telephone: (451) 81179Fax: (451) 81639 Services: advisory & support servicescare services documentation/information services outreach Contact: Director - Rene King programmes/extension workhotline, help/support Founded: 1989 services Staff: 12 salaried Information activities Current budget: US$ 77519 - in Republic of South Africa: information/inquiry service awareness raising/advocacy Aims: To promote the interests of children irrespective documentation centre library audio-visual of race or creed. To provide training and resources to service training/workshops computerized anyone involved in the preschool field. information service Materials:teachingaids/kits toys/recreational Active in: Republic of South Africa materials Actions: Integratedprogramming Integrated Publications: instructional guides/manuals Communityprogrammes Parent/Community programmes Research Training Policy Programmes/Projects Services In formation activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking ZA183 Co-operation/Partnership TRANSVAAL MEMORIAL INSTITUTE FOR Member of: South African Associationfor Early Childhood Education-SAAECE (RSA) CHILD HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT (TMI) Individual members: yes Institut du Transvaal pour in Sante et le Developpement Partners:national/localNGOs governmental de l'Enfant agencies training organizations schools/universities hospitalsimedical centres Joubert Street, Braamfontcn religious organizationscommunity groupstrade Johannesburg unionswomen's groupsparents' groups Republic of South Africa Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities Telephone: 27-11-642-7554 Young Child Programmes Contact: Prof. A.D. Rothberg Child health & development: emotional development ;ounded: 1980 social development physical development Staff: 60 salaried intellectual/language development health care immunization earlychildhood development Aims: To provide multi-disciplinary care for disabled nutrition/feeding programmes children. Child care & education: home-based programmes Active in: Republic of South Africa non- formal centre-based programmes preschool educationmulticulturalismchild safety Actions: Parent/Community programmesResearch Child at risk: street childrenchildren with special Training Programmes/Projects Services needs Information activitiesPublications/Materials Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation children's rights UN Convention on the Child Co-operation/Partnership Target groups: 2-3 years child4-5 years child Partners:national/localNGOs governmental agencies training child in rural settingchild in urban settingchild organizations in multicultural setting boys schools/universities hospitals/medical centres girls parents professional associations paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily community groups women's groupsparents' groups Family Programmes Target communities: slums suburbs capital or Family health & welfa.primary health care large cities Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child - rearing practices Young Child Programmes parent /child Child health & development: emotional development interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth education social development physical development Target groups: family in rural setting family in intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood urban salting family disabilities early childhood development early inmulticulturalsetting intervention working parents illiterate women mental health paraprofessionalscommunity Child care & education: home-basedprogrammes formal childcare centres infant care disabled Community Programmes children rehabilitation preschool education Communitywelfare & special education involvement: formal Child at risk: developmental difficulties preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care behavioural parent-based preschool/care difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning BEST COPY AVAILABLE 170 1 6 2 PROFILES: REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA) child abuse/neglect street children Co-operation/Partnership difficulties international NGOs children with special needs Partners: national/local NGOs Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation governmental agencies training organizations Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child 4 -S research institutes schools/universities boysgirls hospitals/medical centresprofessional associations years childchild in urban setting youth parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals community groups women's groups policymakersfamily groupsparents' groups Target communities: slums suburbs capital or Family Programmes large cities Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare teenage pregnancy familyservices family Young Child Programmes guidancefamily support groups Child health & development: emotional development Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver social development intellectual/language childhood disabilitiesmental health education parent/child interaction, stimulation development parent-to-be Target groups: parents of children with disabilities Child care & education: home-based programmes women professionals disabled childrenrehabilitation siblings men behavioural paraprofessionals Child at risk: developmental difficulties difficulties emotional difficulties children with Community Programmes special needschildren of war/conflict Child advocacy: children's rights Community welfare & involvement: social services 4-5 years child traditional support systemshealth servicessocial Target groups: 2-3 years child welfarevoluntary services child in urban settingchild in multicultural setting children'srights child boys girls parents professionals Community advocacy: family protection paraprofessionalspolicymakers Target groups: childrenparentsfamilies Family Programmes family Services & Information Family health & welfare: family services Services: advisory & support services guidance care services Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver counselling/guidance services father's role documentation/informationservices university educationchild-rearing practices outreach responsible parenthood courses/programmes single-parent families programmes/extension work information Family at risk: refugees hotline, help/support services teenage parentspoor families campaigns Target groups: family in urban setting family in Information activities parents of children with in Republic of South Africa: multicultural setting training/workshops disabilities men women professionals conferences/seminars community Materials: audio-visual aids paraprofessionalspolicymakers (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits toys/recreational materials Community Programmes & involvement: youth Publications: instructional guides/manuals Community welfare textbooks/publications institution'sactivities programmes periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences Community development & awareness: community reports skillstraining reports health socialmobilization awareness raising Community advocacy:children'srights child protection Target groups: urban communities multicultural ZA184 communities refugees poor communities UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN CHILI) childrenyouthparentsfamiliesprofessionals paraprofessionalspolicymakers GUIDANCE CLINIC (UCT CGC) Clinique de Guidance Infantile de l'Universite du Cap Services & Information Services: advisory support services University of Cape Town counselling/guidance services Cape Town 7700 documentation/informationservices university Chapel Road, Rosebank outreach Republic of South Africa courses/programmes programmes/extension work information Telephone: (021) 650 3900 campaigns Information activities library Contact: DirectorAssoc. Prof. Ann Levett -inRepublicof SouthAfrica: Founded: 1935 conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Staff: 4 salaried Materials: teaching aids/kits Publications:issue-orienteddocuments/dossiers Aims: To train clinical psychologists in practices suited research/conferences reports tothe needs of South African communities. To provideanumber of servicesforfamiliesand children. ZA185 Active in: Republic of South Africa Actions: Parent/Community programmesResearch VUMANI PRESCHOOL PROJECT TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Projet Prescolaire de Vumani Information activities Publications/Materials Networking PO Box 226Woodstock, 7915 Cape Town Republic of South Africa 1G3 171 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Materials: audio-visual aids Telephone: 479 546 (films/videos/slides/posters) Publications: instructional guides/manuals Contact: Resources Co-ordinator Tharlikha textbooks/publications institution's activities Krupandan reports periodicals/journals issue-oriented Staff: 8 salaried documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports Recent publications: All Our Children: the Role of Aims: To promote the physical, cultural and social Parents, Teachers and the Whole Community in development of children. To strive towards a society, Preschool Educare (1989) free of oppression and exploitation, so that children can develop the;.t potential to the fullest. To eliminate Comments: The organization has run from time to time divisions and all forms of discriminationin our workshops indifferent areas of Southern Africa society. To strive towards a common culture. To (Namibia, Bophutatswana, etc..). The organization promote values in children consistent with the above. was instrumental in working towards and setting up To promote alternative preschool education consistent theUnitedPreschoolAssociation,whichisan with both our aims and the needs of the working class association of Educare workers in the Western Cape, parent. To develop resources to aid in this process. involved in forging unity in the preschool field and representing the needs of Educare workers. Active in: Republic of South Africa Actions: Integrated programming TrainingPolicy Programmes/Projects Services Information activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking ZA186 Co-operation/Partnership WOZ' OBONA - EARLY CHILDHOOD Member of: United Preschool Association (RSA) COMMUNITY SERVICE GROUP Partners: training organizationsschools/universities religious organizationscommunity groupstrade Groupe de Service Communautaire pour la Prime unionswomen's groupsparents' groups Enfance - Woz'obona Target communities: towns & small citiessuburbs capital or large cities P.O. Box 248Judith's Paarl 2045 Young Child Programmes Republic of South Africa Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development Telephone: (11) 614 4392 intellectual/language developmentearly childhood developmentearly intervention Contact: Norma Rudolph Child care & education: home-based programmes Founded: 1987 non-formalcentre-based Staff: 7 salaried programmes formal Current budget: USS 96899 childcarecentres preschool education multiculturalism Child advocacy: children's rights Aims: To help community groups understand andmeet Target groups: 0-1 year infant the needs of young children, with specific focuson 2-3 years child4-5 disadvantaged rural areas. years child child in urban setting childin multiculturalsetting boys girls parents policymakersfamily Active in: Republic of South Africa Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Family Programmes programmes Parent/Community programmes Family educatior & awareness: parent/caregiver Training Policy Informationactivities Networking education ch. Id-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition education Young Child Programmes Target groups: family in urban setting family in Child health & development: health care early childhood development multicultural setting working parents men nutrition/feeding women policymakers programmes community Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Community Programmes programmespreschool education Community welfare & involvement: Child at risk: child abuse/neglect children with workplace special needs childcare formal preschool/care community- based preschool/care Child advocacy: children's rights Community development & awareness: Family Programmes sociocultural environment socioeconomic environmentawareness raising Family education & awareness: parenticazeoiver education Community advocacy: children'srights human child-rearing practices parent/child rights interaction, stimulation Target groups: urban communities children parents Community Programmes Community development & awareness: Services & Information sociocultural environment socioeconomic Services: advisory & support environment physical upgrading community services health documentation/information services information campaigns Community advocacy: children's rights Information activities Services & Information -inRepublicofSouthAfrica:awareness raising/advocacy documentationcentre Services: advisory & support servicescare services publicationsservice conferences/seminars documentation/information services training/workshops 172 PROFILES: REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA) Information activities - in Republic ofSouth Africa: information /inquiry service awareness raising/advocacy documentation centre library training/workshops Comments: The organization has informal ticswith organizations in Botswana and Namibia. 173 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SUDAN Information activities - in Sudan:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre library audio-visual service publications service conferences/seminarstraining/workshops SUDAN Chitaran ant* 5 Infant ntortaaly liaxattands) 714401000 Chlkben Lawlor 6 tao!bo tongntarrt 1110 =art ( %I mtIospat 8.11 11140 SD188 MINISTRY OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND 4631 106 40 DEVELOPMENT Female Total Ninety rate Currant GNP A000s. to Wool Minis-tere du Bien- Etre Social et du Developpement laharaoy 061 cfrei400ranl nternalLI6t1 hookh pea (%) 19110 1116 b/ PO Box 2663Khartoum Sudan U 6.4 480 70 Telephone: 79008 / 74940 Contact: Undersecretary- Kamal Abdcl Gadir Balla SD187 Founded: 1956 AHEAD PRESCHOOL CENTRE Staff: 379 salaried Centre Prescolaire d'Alifad Grant-making: in Sudan Ahfad University for Women Aims: To address issues related to socialplanning. To P.O. Box 167 provide supervision and training in the fields ofsocial Omdurman Sudan welfare and development. Telephone: 53363Cable: AHFAD - Omdurman Active in: Sudan Actions:Integrated Contact: Supervisor,Early Childhood Education programming Integrated Jimmell C. Bryant Communityprogrammes Parent/Community Founded: 1979 programmes Research Training Policy Programmes/Projects Staff: 5 salaried1 non-salaried Services Information activities Publications/Materials Networking Current budget: US$ 16399 Grant-making Aims: To train teachers who willunderstand and Co-operation/Partnership provide programmes that allowyoung children to Partners: national/local NGOs construct their own knowledge from activities and international NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training environment, planned by themselves andpeers. To organizations develop, with children, a daily routine that researchinstitutes community permits groups women's groupsparents' groups children to make choices. To developan appropriate Target communities: rural curriculumthatfostersactive areas & villagesslums learning,using towns & small cities suburbs capital or large language,experiencesandideas,classification, cities number concepts, etc... Active in: Sudan Young Child Programmes Child health & development: socialdevelopment Actions: Integrated programming Child care & education: formal Parent/Community programmes childcare centres TrainingPolicy recreational facilitiesinfant care Programmes/ProjectsInformation activities institutionalized children disabledchildren rehabilitation preschool Co-operation/Partnership education special education multiculturalismchild safetyfoster carechild Member of: Association of African Universities adoption/sponsorship Young Child Programmes Child at risk: child abuse/neglectstreet children Child Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation health & development:earlychildhood children's rights UN Convention developmentnutrition/feeding programmes on the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Child care & education: institutionalizedchildren years child preschool education child in rural settingchild in urban setting boys girls parents policymakers Child at risk: child abuse/neglect family Child advocacy: children's rights Family Programmes Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother Family health & welfare: mother & infant & infant welfare welfare family planningfamily guidance Family education & awareness:parent/caregiver Family educationchild-rearing practices education & awareness:child-rearing practicesparent/child interaction, stimulation Family at risk: single- parent families Family at risk: poor families Target groups: family in ruralsetting family in Community Programmes urban setting Community advocacy: children's rights family inmulticultural setting illiterateliteratemen womenpolicymakers Services & Information community Services: advisory & support services Community Programmes documentation/information services Community welfare & involvement: socialservices family welfare centres social welfarevoluntary servicescommunity-based preschool/care 174 1 6 PROFILES: SUDAN (SD) Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment socialmobilization income- SDI90 skills training awareness generation activities SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE SUDAN raisingsocial marketing Community advocacy: family legislationchildren's Village d'Enfants SOS Soudan rightschild protection urban Targetgroups:rural communities P.O. Box 1988 Khartoum Sudan communities multicultural communities poor communities children parents families Contact: Director - Tag E. Sirag policymakerscommunity leaders Founded: 1978 Staff: 28 salaried2 non-salaried Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Aims: To care for abandoned and homelesschildren. counselling/guidance services care services To give these children love, shelter,food, education documentation/informationservices outreach and vocational training. To help them securejobs in programmes/extension work information the future. campaignshotline, help/support services Information activities Active in: Sudan - inSudan:awarenessraising/advocacy Actions: TrainingServicesInformation activities publicationsservice conferences/seminars training/workshops Co-operation/Partnership Publications: institution's activities reports Member of: SOS Kindcrdorf International(Austria) periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmentalagencies UN agencies schools/universitieshospitals/medical centres Target communities: capital or large cities SDIS9 Young Child Programmes PRIMARY HEALTH CARE AND RURAL Child health & development: emotionaldevelopment HEALTH CENTRE social development physical development de Sante Rurale healthcare earlychildhooddevelopment Centre de Soins de Sante Pritnaires el nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Faculty of Medicine, Gezira University non-formal centre-based programmesrecreational Wadmedani P.O. Box 130Wadmcdani Sudan facilities institutionalized children preschool educationfoster care Telephone: 83192Cable: 50003 SD YADUM Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural difficulties emotional difficulties child Contact: Deputy Director Dr Elbagir AliElfaki abuse/neglectorphanschildren of war/conflict Founded: 1985 Child advocacy: child protection UNConvention on Staff: 14 salaried the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Aims: To strengthen the primary health care(PHC) years child childin urban setting child in concept and understanding amongallhealth and multicultural settingboysgirlsfamily health related workers. To train healthworkers in management skills and other managerial processes. Family Programmes To undertake researchinallPHC components, Family health & welfare: mother & infantwelfare especially in mother and child health cart andchild household food securityfamily services survival. Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child-rearing practices responsible Activein:Sudan, Afghanistan,Egypt,Jordan, parenthood Lebanon, Somalia, United Arab Emirates, Yemen Family at risk: single-parent families Actions: Integrated programming Target groups: siblings Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Training Policy Programmes/Projects Community Programmes Information activitiesNetworking Community welfare & involvement: socialservices workplace childcare Young Child Programmes Community development & awareness: Childhealth& development:healthcare sociocultural environment nutrition/feeding programmes Target groups: childrenyouth Child care & education: home-based programmes preschool education Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Community Programmes counselling/guidance services careservices Community development & awareness:community documentation/information services healthsocial mobilization Information activities - inSudan:awarenessraising/advocacy Services & Infornim:ion documentation centre publications service Services: advisory & support services training/workshops documentation/information services MateriaLs:teachingaids/kits toys/recreational Information activities materials - in Sudan:information/inquiryservice Publications: institution's activities reports documentation centre library conferences/seminarstraining/workshops in other countries: conferences/seminars ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SWAZILAND Information activities -inSwaziland: awarenessraising/advocacy publications serviceconferences/seminars Materials: audio-visual aids (films /videos /slides /posters)teaching aids/kits SUAZ I LAND Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution's activities reports Ch 15fron undor 5 Infant rootallvy &Ina undo. 5 School ortrolciortt (Thouoranorl rivAir ife1000 undongeolght tallo ages 5-11 15150 15110-SS at 1550 163 118 10 c/ 86 Fornolo Total lonely M. *Imhof 1%1 Cunvni GNP Apart to toad 1500 trenornall cle*capha 113S01 healthars I%) 1111/65/ 1.5 910 SZ191 FAMILY LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SWAZILAND (FLAS) Association pour la Vie Familiale du Swaziland P.O. Box 1051Manzini Swaziland Telephone: 53564 Telex: 2388 Fax: 53191 Contact: Executive Director- Khetsiwe Dlamini Founded: 1979 Staff: 40 salaried Current budget: US$ 775194 Aims: To promoteandprovidefamilyplanning services. To educate peopleon the importance of population and development. To undertakeresearch into critical areas affecting family planning. Active in: Swaziland Actions: Parent/Community programmes Information activities Co-operation/Partnership Memberof:InternationalPlannedParenthood Fedcration-IPPF (UK) Local branches/offices: 3 Member organizations: 4 Individual members: 300 Partners: national/local NGOs internationalNGOs governmental agencies training organizations schools/universities religiousorganizations community groupstrade unionswomen's groups youth groups Target communities: ruralareas & villagestowns & small cities Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother &infant welfare primary health care family planning teenage pregnancyAIDS/transmitable diseases Community Programmes Community advocacy: population policy Target groups: rural communitiesyouthfamilies professionalspolicymakers community leaders Services & Information Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services documentation /information services radio /television /mediaprogrammes 176 163 PROFILES: TANZANIA (TZ) Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 TANZANIA years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals policymakersfamily TANZANIA Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Ch Ulanunder Went rnatelty ChiaMOIunder6 6d ii enrolm11ent 090 underweightMI ratioages 6- primary health care family planning teenage 10/0 T11.44,0 16/0-111 a/ 1/00 pregnancy Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver parent/child 49 39 education child-rearing practices 66111 106 interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition responsible Feeesie Trialre/Wry rateCurtest4 t4P Amentolead education health education /Items/MI rowsorcnneni peroft*,(1301 heelthOM*(5) 1600 0/0 1606 b/ parenthoodparent-to-be Family at risk: refugees single-parent families teenage parentspoor families 7.1 160 Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting family in multicultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith TZ192 disabilities siblings illiterateliterate men women professionals paraprofessionals CHAMA CHA UZAZI NA MALEZI BORA policymakers community TANZANIA (UMATI) Family Planning Association of Tanzania Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services voluntary servicesyouth programmes Tanzania P.O. Box 1372Dar-es-Salaam Community development & awareness: environment socioeconomic Telex: 41780 sociocultural Telephone: 28424 / 28322 environment communityhealth water & Fax: 28426 Cable: UMATI environmental sanitation socialmobilization skillstraining Christina M.K. Nsekcla income-generationactivities Contact: Executive Director awareness raising Founded: 1959 Community advocacy: health policy population Staff: 200 salaried1300 non-salaried policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman Current budget: US$ 877400 rights Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban Aims: To encourage parents to raise healthy children. communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees To promote family happiness and well-being by childrenyouth promotethe minoritiespoor communities meansoffamilyplanning.To parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals establishment of family planning centres and integrate policymakers community leaders them as much as possible into the maternal and child welfare services. To plan and conduct continuous Services & Information educational programmes on the importance of family Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services planning and good upbringing of children. counselling/guidance services care services documentation/informationservices university Active in: Tanzania outreach Parent-to-Parent courses/programmes Actions: Integrated programming programmes/extension work technical services programmesIntegrated Community programmes radio /television /media programmes information programmes Research Parent/Community campaigns TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Publications/Materials Information activities Information activities inTanzania:information/inquiryservice Networking awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre library audio-visualservice Co-operation/Partnership conferences/seminars PlannedParenthood publicationsservice Memberof:International training/workshops computerized information Federation-IPPF (UK) service Local branches/offices: 900 Materials: audio-visual aids Individual members: 500000 (films/videos/slides/posters ) Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs training Publications: instructional guides/manuals governmental agencies UN agencies institution's activities reportsresearch/conference research institutes organizations reports schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations community groupstrade unionswomen's groups youth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums TZI93 capital or large towns & small cities suburbs DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES cities Department des Sciences du Comporiernent Young Child Programmes Child health & development: AIDS Faculty of Medicine, Muhumbili Medical Centre Child care & education: home-based programmes University of Dar-es-Salaam Dar-es-Salaam non-formal centre-based programmesinfant cart Tanzania rehabilitationpreschool education Child advocacy: children's rights BEST COPY AVAILABLE 103 177 PROFILES: TANZANIA (TZ) Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 TANZANIA years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals policymaKersfamily TANZANIA Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Ch Mon Pear S Infant mortilhy Chtidnn under 6 School prbrolment family planning teenage (INKsharMI rote par 1060 .dorrralgra (14 } ratio sirs 6-11 primary health care IMO 10660 1110 pregnancy Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver parent/child 39 education child-rearing practices 66111 106 46 interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition health education responsible Fanutto Total ratty tot. Currant GO& Apo., to lootO education Mlitaracri (141 per obpluIl !tall Isttotth ow. MI r6116%0 11 1066 hi parenthoodparent-to-be 1050 Family at risk: refugees single-parent families teenage parentspoor families 7.1 160 Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting family inmulticultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith literate men TZ192 disabilities siblings illiterate women professionals paraprofessionals CHAMA CHA UZAZI NA MALEZI BORA policymakers community TANZANIA ( UMATI) Family Planning Association of Tanzania Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services voluntary servicesyouth programmes P.O. Box 1372Dar-es-Salaam Tanzania Community development & awareness: sociocultural environment socioeconomic Telephone: 28424 / 28322Telex: 41780 environment communityhealth water & Fax: 28426 Cable: UMATI environmental sanitation social mobilization income-generationactivities skillstraining Contact: Executive Director - Christina M.K. Nsekela awareness raising Founded: 1959 Community advocacy: health policy population Staff: 200 salaried1300 non-salaried policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman Current budget: USS 877400 rights Targetgroups: rural communities urban Aims: To encourage parents to raise healthy children. communitiesmulticultural communitiesrefugees To promote family happiness and well-being by childrenyouth promotethe minoritiespoor communities meansoffamilyplanning.To parentsfamiliesprofessionalsparaprofessionals establishment of family planning centres and integrate policymakerscommunity leaders them as much as possible into the maternal and child welfare services. To plan and conduct continuous Services & Information educational programmes on the importance of family Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services planning and good upbringing of children. counselling/guidance services care services documentation/informationservices university Active in: Tanzania courses/programmes outreach Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent programmes/extension work technical services programmesIntegrated Community programmes radio/television/media programmes information programmes Research Parent/Community campaigns TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Publications/Materials Information activities Information activities -inTanzania:information/inquiryservice Networking awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre library audio-visualservice Co-operation/Partnership service conferences/seminars PlannedParenthood publications Memberof: International training/workshops computerized information Federation-IPPF (UK) service Local branches/offices: 900 Materials: audio-visual aids Individual members: 500000 international NGOs (films/videos/slides/posters ) Partners: national/local NGOs Publications: instructional guides/manuals governmental agencies UN agencies training institution's activities reportsresearch/conference research institutes organizations reports schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional a.sociations community groupstrade unionswomen's groups youth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums TZ193 towns & small cities suburbs capital or large DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES cities Departement des Sciences du Comportement Young Child Programmes Child health & development: AIDS Faculty of Medicine, Muhumbili Medical Centre Child care & education: home-based programmes University of Dar-es-SalaamDar-es-Salaam non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care Tanzania rehabilitationpreschool education Child advocacy: children's rights BEST COPY AVAILABLE 163 177 PROFILES: TANZANIA (TZ) TZ196 Services & Information MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, Services: documentation /info mation services outreach programmes/extension work WOMEN AFFAIRS AND CHILDREN (MCDWC) radio/television/media programmes information Ministere du Developpement Communautaire, de la campaigns Femme et des Enfants Information activities -inTanzania: awarenessraising/advocacy training/workshops PO Box 3448Dar-es-Salaam Tanzania Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) Telephone: 30282 Publications: instructional guides/manuals periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports Contact: Principal SecretaryRose Lugembe Founded: 1990 Staff: 1876 salaried Current budget: US$ 3508252 Grant-making: in Tanzania TZ197 MINISTRY OF HEALTH Aims: To mobilize, educate and help communities so that they can increase their capacity to become self- Ministere de la Sante reliant and improve their lifestyle. To facilitate the . provisionofproperchildcareandactivities PO Box 9083 Dar-es-SalaamTanzania promoting child development. Telephone: 20261 / 23676 Telex: 41455 TASHEPO Active in: Tanzania Fax: 38282 Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent programmesIntegrated Community programmes Contact: Preventive Health Director Dr Ali A. Mzige Parent/Communityprogrammes Research TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Active in: Tanzania Information activities Publications/Materials Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Grant-making programmesIntegrated Community programmes Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Co- operation /Partnership TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Partners: nationalllocal NGOsinternational NGOs Information activities Publications/Materials governmental agencies UN agencies training Networking organizations research institutes schools /universities religiousorganizations Co-operation/Partnership community groups women's groups youth Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs groupsparents' groups governmental agencies UN agencies training Target communities: rural areas & villages towns organizations research institutes & small citiescapital or large cities schools/universities hospitals/medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations Young Child Programmes community groupstrade unionswomen's groups Child health & development: social development youth groupsparents' groups nutrition/feeding programmes Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Child care & education: home-based programmes & small citiescapital or large cities formal childcare centres Child at risk: street children Young Child Programmes Child advocacy: children's rights UN Convention Child health & development: emotional development on the Child social development physical development Target groups: 2-3 years child4-5 years child childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities child in rural settingchild in urban settingboys healthcare immunization earlychildhood girlsparents development mentalhealth AIDS oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Family Programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare formal childcarecentres infant care family planning institutionalizedchildren disabledchildren Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver rehabilitation education child-rearing practices responsible Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural parenthood difficultieschild abuse/neglectstreet children Target groups: family in rural setting family in children with AIDS orphans children with urban settingmen women community special needs Child advocacy: eaild protectionchild legislation Community Programmes children's rights UN Convention on the Child Community welfare & involvement: social welfare Target groups: 0-1 year infant 4-5 years child community-based preschool/care professionalspolicymakcrsfamily Community development & awareness: community health water & environmental sanitation social Family Programmes mobilization income-generation activities skills Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare trainingawareness raising primary health care family planning teenage Community advocacy: chiloren's rights pregnancy householdfoodsecurity health Targetgroups: ruralcommunities urban centresAIDS/transmitable diseases communities children parents families Family education & awareness: nutrition education professionals paraprofessionals policymakers health educationresponsible parenthoodweaning community leaders practices Family at risk: teenage parents 179 PROFILES: TANZANIA (TZ) Services & Information TZ1% Services: documentation/informationservices MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, outreach programmes/extension work WOMEN AFFAIRS AND CHILDREN (MCDWC) radio/television/media programmes information campaigns Ministere du Developpement Communautaire, de la Information activities Fenune et des Enfants -inTanzania:awarenessraising/advocacy training/workshops PO Box 3448Dar-es-Salaam Tanzania Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) Telephone: 30282 Publications: instructional guides/manuals periodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports Contact: Principal Secretary - Rose Lugembe Founded: 1990 Staff: 1876 salaried Current budget: US$ 3508252 Grant-making: in Tanzania TZ197 MINISTRY OF HEALTH Aims: To mobilize, educate and help communities so Ministere de la Sante that they can increase their capacity to become self- reliant and improve their lifestyle. To facilitate the PO Box 9083 Dar-es-Salaam Tanzania provisionofproperchildcareandactivities promoting child development. Telephone: 20261 / 23676 Telex: 41455 TASHEPO Active in: Tanzania Fax: 38282 Actions: Integrated programming Parent-to-Parent Contact: Preventive Health Director - Dr Ali A. Mzigc programmesintegrated Community programmes Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Services Active in: Tanzania TrainingPolicyProgrammes/Projects Child-to-Child Information activities Publications/Materials Actions:Integrated programming programmesIntegrated Community programmes Grant-making Parent/Communityprogrammes Research TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Co-operation/Partnership Information activities Publications/Materials Partners: nationaUlocal NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training Networking organizations research institutes schools/universities religiousorganizations Co-operation/Partnership youth Partners: nationaUlocal NGOsinternational NGOs community groups women's groups UN agencies training groupsparents' groups governmental agencies Target communities: rural areas & villages towns organizations research institutes capital or large cities schools/universities hospitals/medical centres & small cities religious organizationsprofessional associations community groupstrade unionswomen's groups Young Child Programmes youth groupsparents' groups Child health & development: social development towns nutrition/feeding programmes Target communities: rural areas & villages Child care & education: home-based programmes & small citiescapital or large cities formal childcare centres Child at risk: street children Young Child Programmes UN Convention Child health & development: emotional development Child advocacy: children's rights physical development on the Child social development Target groups: 2-3 years child 4-5 years child childhood diseases /growthchildhood disabilities child in urban settingboys healthcare immunization earlychildhood child in rural setting health AIDS oral parents development mental girls rchydrationnutrition/feeding programmes Family Programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare formalchildcarecentres infantcare children disabledchildren family planning institutionalized rehabilitation Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver behavioural education child-rearing practices responsible Child at risk: developmental difficulties difficulties child abuse/neglectstreet children parenthood Target groups: family in rural setting family in children with AIDS orphans children with urban settingmen woven community special needs Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation children's rights UN Convention on the Child Community Programmes Target groups: 0-1 year infant 4-5 years child Community welfare & involvement: social welfare family community-based preschool/care professionalspolicymakcrs Community development & awareness: community health water & environmental sanitation social Family Programmes income-generation activities skills Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare mobilization family planning teenage trainingawareness raising primary health care pregnancy householdfoodsecurity health Community advocacy: children's rights AIDS/transmitable diseases Targetgroups: rural communities urban centres parents families Family education & awareness: nutrition education communities children weaning policymakers health educationresponsible parenthood professionals paraprofessionals practices community leaders Family at risk: teenage parents 179 PROFILES: TANZANIA (TZ) Young Child Programmes Services & Information Child health & development: social development Services: advisory & support services childhood disabilities documentation/information services disabledchildren Information activities Childcare & education: service rehabilitation -inTanzania:information/inquiry Child at risk: children with special needs awarenessraising/advocacy documentation Child advocacy: child legislation centre library publicationsservice 4-5yearschild parents conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Target groups: raising/advocacy professionalspolicymakers - in other countries: awareness conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Family Programmes Family health & welfare: primary health care family guidance Family education & awareness: health education responsible parenthood Family at risk: refugeespoor familiesunemployed parents with disabilities/AIDS Target groups: parents of children with disabilities women professionalspolicymakers Community Programmes Community development & awareness: income- generation activitiesawareness raising Community advocacy:children'srights child protectionhuman rights Target groups: children parentsprofessionals policymakerscommunity leaders Services & Information Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services documentation/information services radio/television/media programmes information campaigns Information activities - in Tanzania: awarenessraising/advocacyaudio- visual service publications service conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Publications:textbooks/publications institution's activities reports periodicals/journals research/conferences reportsreference documents (directories, bibliographies) TZ200 TANZANIA FOOD AND NUTRITION CENTRE (TFNC) Centre sur l'Alimentation et la Nutrition de Tanzanie P.O. Box 977Dar-es-Salaam Tanzania Telephone: 28951 Contact: Managing Director Dr Festo P. Kavishe Founded: 1973 Staff: 130 salaried Current budget: USS 2000000 Aims: To initiate food and nutrition programmes. To undertake training and research on food and nutrition issues. Active in: Tanzania, Burundi, Kenya, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe Actions: Integrated programmingTrainingPolicy Information activitiesNetworking Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:nutrition/feeding programmes 181 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA TOGO Child advocacy: children's rights Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban settingboysgirlsparentsfamily Family Programmes TOGO Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care family planning teenage pregnancy Chicken under 5 In awortalltv Chdren undar School enrolrtgant household food security (Thousands{ undarwsiont (541 ratio ail. ell 1910 1141701"° 1011041 si AIDS/transmitable diseases 11590 Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education parent/child interaction, stimulation 648 94 24 78 nutrition educationhealth educationresponsible parenthoodliteracyweaning practices Fantala Total fsrtilty nate Ctansnt GNP Aeons@ to boal 11111sesoy (141 er woman) par capka (Mal health owe 1%1 Family at risk: teenage parentspoor families 910 '1.15115-110 len 1006 / Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban settingilliterateliteratemen women community 6$ 6.6 770 Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services TG201 health servicessocial welfare ASSOCIATION AFRICAINE D'EDUCATION C,mmunity development & awareness: POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT (ASAFED) sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment physicalupgrading water & African Association of Developrnent Education environmental sanitation social mobilization awareness raising BP 3907Lomb Togo Community advocacy: health policy population policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman Telephone: (228) 216316Telex: 5131 TG rights Fax: (228) 216316 Targetgroups: rural communities urban communitiescommunity leaders Contact: Secrdtaire Permanent- Koffi Attignon Founded: 1978 Services & Information Staff: 8 salaried34 non-salaried Services:documentation/information services Current budget: US$ 406616 outreach programmes/extension workinformation campaigns Aims: To empower people and create awarenessamong Information activities them so that they can take charge of theirown - in Togo: awareness raising/advocacy development,basedonsustainabilityandself- documentation centre publications service reliance. To organize seminars and conferences, and conferences/seminars disseminate information. - in other countries: awareness raising /advocacy conferences/seminars Activein:Togo,Benin,BurkinaFaso,Burundi, Publications: institution's activities reports Cameroon, Central African Republic, Me d'Ivoirc, periodicals/journals issue-oriented Congo, Gabon, Guinea, Madagascar, Mali, documents/dossiers Mauritania, Niger, Rwanda, Senegal, Chad, Zaire Recentpublications:Famillc & Developpement Actions: Integratedprogramming Policy (quarterly publication) Informationactivities Publications/Materials Networking Co-operation/Partnership Member of: Forum des Organisations Volontaires TG202 Africaines de Developpement-FOVAD (Senegal), ASSOCIATION DES VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS Hddration des ONG du Togo-FONGTO (Togo), AU TOGO (VESOS Togo) AssociationpourlaPromotiondcsInitiatives Communautaires Africaines (Cameroon) SOS Children's Villages Association of Togo Local branches/offices: 18 Member organizations: 3 BP 1394Lorn6 Togo Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies research Telephone: 21 01 06 institutes professional associations community groups women's groupsyouth groups Contact: Directrice nationals- Fridrun Agbodan Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Founded: 1979 towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Staff: 75 salaried cities Current budget: USS 378486 Young Child Programmes Aims: To provide a new familyfor orphans and Child health & development: social development abandoned children. To give iiiese childrencare, childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities love, shelter and education, and help them become immunization AIDS oralrchydration integrated into society. nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: institutionalized children Active in: Togo disabled childrenrehabilitationchild safety Actions:Integratedprogramming Training Child at risk: child abuse/neglect child labour Information activities street children 182 174 PROFILES: TOGO(TG) Co-operation/Partnership Member of: SOS Kinderdorf International (Austria) TG204 Young Child Programmes CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND - TOGO (CCF - Childhealth & development:healthcare nutrition/feeding programmes Togo) Child care & education: infant care preschool Fonds Chretien pour l'EnfanceTogo education Family Programmes BP 892Lome Togo Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Telephone: (228) 21 86 45 / 21 29 34 education Telex: 5311 Capres TG Cable: childfund Community Programmes Contact: National Director - Egbemino Houmey Community welfare & involvement: social services Founded: 1983 Community development & awareness: Staff: 18 salaried socioeconomic environment Current budget: US$ 320000 Services & Information Aims: To improve the living conditions of orphans and Services: documentation/information services other underprivileged children and their communities. Information activities To network with national and international CCF - in Togo: awareness raising/advocacy offices, and promote autonomy in the development of conferences/seminars interested groups. Active in: Togo Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Community programmes Training TG203 Programmes/ProjectsNetworkingGrant-making ASSOCIATION TOGOLAISE POUR LE BIEN- ETRE FAMILIAL (ATBEF) Co-operation/Partnership Togolese Association for Family Well-Being Member of: Christian Children's Fund (USA) Partners: national/local NGOs UN agencies Rue Dosseh, Tokoin Lyeae, BP 40.56Lome Togo Target communities: rural areas & villages Telephone: 21 41 93Cable: 5046 IN FED TO Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development Contact: Directeur Executif - Kwasi Mensah social development physical development Founded: 1975 intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood Staff: 64 salaried diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care Current budget: US$ 597610 immunization early childhood development early intervention .oral rehydration Aims: To promote understanding and practice of family nutrition/feeding programmes planning so as to improve maternal and child health. Child care & education: home-based programmes To provide information on maternal and child care. disabled children preschool education child To encourage parents to plan and space births so as to adoption/sponsorship insure a happy family environment. Child at risk: child abuse/neglectstreet children orphans Active in: Togo Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Actions: TrainingInformation activities UN Convention on the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Co-operation/Partnership years childchild in rural settingboys girls Memberof:International PlannedParenthood parentssiblingsfamily Federation-IPPF (UK) Family Programmes Young Child Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child health & development: health care primary health care household food security family support groups Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare education parent/child interaction, stimulation Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver nutrition educationhealth educationliterary education Family at risk: minoritiespoor families Target groups: family in rural setting illiterate Community Programmes men women Community development & awareness: physical upgrading community health Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services Services & Information social welfare Services: advisory & support services Community development & awareness: community documentation/information services health water & environmental sanitationsocial Information activities mobilizationincome-generation activities - in Togo: awarenessraising/advocacy Community advocacy: health policy children's documentation centre publicationsservice rights conferences/seminarstraining /workshops Target group.: rural communities 183 -..m.110.11111111111111W ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB - SAHARAN AFRICA Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Services & Information documentation/informationservices outreach Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services programmes/extension work information careservices documentation/information campaigns servicestechnical servicesradio/television/media Information activities programmesinformation campaigns - in Togo: training/workshops Information activities Materials: audio-visual aids - in Togo: awareness raising/advocacy (films /videos /slides /posters) conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Publications:institution's activities reports Materials: audio-visual aids periodicals/journals (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution'sactivitiesreports issue-oriented documents/dossiersresearch/conferences reports TG205 DIVISION DE LA SANTE FAMILIALE Family Health Division TG206 BP 336Lome Togo INSTITUT MEDICO-PSYCHO-PEDAGOGIQUE "L'ENVOL" Telephone: 21 20 14 Medico-Psycho-Pedagogical Institute "L `Envol" Contact: Directeur - Dr karnpatibe Nagbandja Association pour la Promotion de l'Enfance Handicapee Active in: Togo Mentale BP 20.123Lome Togo Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Community programmes Training Telephone: 21 72 00 Programmes/Projects Services Information activitiesNetworking Contact: Directeur - Koku Ada Co-operation/Partnership Active in: Togo Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training Actions: Child-to-Child programmes Training organizations research institutes Programmes/Projects schools/universities hospitals/medical centres Co-operation/Partnership religious organizationsprofessional associations Partners: community groupstrade unionswomen's groups international NGOs hospitals/medical youth groupsparents' groups centresreligious organizations Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Young Child Programmes cities Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development Young Child Programmes intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood Child health & development: emotional development disabilitiesearly interventionmental health physical developmentchildhood diseases/growth Child care & education: formal childcare centres health care immunization early childhood recreational facilitiesinfant careinstitutionalized developmentoral rehydration children disabledchildren rehabilitation Child care & education: infant care preschool education special education child Child advocacy: child protection safetyfoster care Child at risk: developmental difficulties Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 behavioural years childchild in rural setting difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning child in urban difficulties settingparentsprofessionalsfamily child abuse/neglect child labour street childrenchildren with special needs Family Programmes Child advocacy: child protection Target groups: 4-5 years childchild in rural setting Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare child in urban setting primary health care family planning teenage boysgirls pregnancy family services health centres AIDS/transmitable diseases Family Programmes Familyeducation Familyeducation& awareness:child-rearing & awareness: parent/child practicesnutrition education health education interaction, stimulation weaning practices Services & Information Target groups: family in rural settuig family in urban settingworking parentsilliterateliterate Publications: institution's activities reports men women professionalscommunity Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services TG207 family welfare centres home visits voluntary services TRIBUNAL DE PREMIERE INSTANCE DE LOME Community development & awareness: community Lome Magistrates' Court health water & environmental sanitation social mobilizationawareness raising BP 342 Lome Togo Target groups:children parents families community leaders Telephone: 21 55 01 184 I 7 1) PROFILES: TOGO (TG) Contact: Juge des EnfantsBatanki'mye'm Soukoude Community Programmes Founded: 1969 Community development & awareness: Staff: 2 salaried sociocultural environment socioeconomic environment Aims: To undertake legalactionsagainst juvenile delinquants and carry out actions in favour of the Services & Information protection of children it difficult situations. Services: doeumer4wrion/information services Information activities Active in: Togo - in Togo: information/inquiry service Actions: Services documentation centre publications service conferences/seminarscomputerized information Co-operation/Partnership service Partners:national/localNGOs governmental agenciestraining organizations Comments:The URD is intheprocessof Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums computerizingitsservicesandislookinginto towns & small cities suburbs capital or large membershipin POPIN Africa.Ithasalso just cities acquired the Popline CDRom of the Population Information Programme of John Hopkins University Young Child Programmes (USA). Child health & development: social development physical developmentmental health Child care & education: formal childcare centres institutionalized children rehabilitation foster care Child at risk: child abuse/neglect Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban settingboysgirls Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education Target groups: community Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services formal preschool/care Community advocacy:children'srights child protectionhuman rights Target groups: children Services & Information Services: legal services TG208 UNITE DE RECHERCHE DEMOGRAPHIQUE (URD) Demographic Research Unit Universite du Benin BP 12971 Lome Togo Telephone: 211721 Telex: 5258 UB TO Contact: DirectriccAgounke Akoua Founded: 1975 Staff: 20 salaried Aims: To promote training, research and documentation activities in the field of demography. To contribute to improving the current knowledge of issues faced by the population of Togo and that of Africa as a whole. Active in: Togo Actions: ResearchTrainingInformation activities Co-operation/Partnership Member of: RIADEP (Togo) Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood disabilities 177 185 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA UGANDA Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education child-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth UGANDA education Family at risk: single-parent families CM*. ceelor 5 1nren1 reortetty Ch leen tmeler 5 School enrolment lTlagmands) Irt4m1000 undeneelitht1%1 100retlo 0 *gat 5 -11 Target groups: community 1910 1150-ell a/ Community Programmes 3916 103 23 c/ 60 Community welfare & involvement: health services Female Tote' tertnty rate Cterent ONS A. to local Community development & awareness: racy 1%1 9007011,111) per ophe (MO hoolth W*1%1 1000 11111111 1006 It/ sociocultural environment socioeconomic environmentskills training Community advocacy:children'srights child 66 7.3 290 71 protection Target groups: rural communities multicultural communitiescommunity leaders UG209 CHILD HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE Services & Information Services: advisory & support services (CHDC) documentation/information services Centre de Sante et de Developpement de I'Enfant Information activities -inUganda:information/inquiryservice Makerere University awarenessraising/advocacy documentation P.O. Box 6717Kampala Uganda centre library audio-visualservice conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Telephone: (41) 541684Fax: (41) 259146 Publications: instructional guides/manuals research/conference reports Contact: Director Dr Jessica N.S. Jitta Founded: 1985 Staff: 18 salaried Current budget: USS 330000 UG210 Aims: To improve national capacity for responding to DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS AND CHILD the evolving health and welfare needs of Uganda's IlEALT II childrenandwomen.Topromotewidespread Department de Pediatric et de Sante de l'Enfant proficiencyinrelevantoperationalresearch.To promote interdisciplinary and intersectoral collaborationforrelevanttraining.To promote Makcrere University Medical School university, community and governrnrnt collaboration PO Box 7072Kampala Uganda todevelop and evaluate health and development strategies. Cable: MEDMAK Active in: Uganda Contact: Dean of Faculty of Medicine - Prof. J.W Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Mugerwa programmes Parent/Community programmes ResearchTrainingInformation activities Active in: Uganda Actions: Child-to-Child programmes Research Co-operation/Partnership Training Programmes/Projects Services Member of: International Network for Child Survival Informationactivities Publications/Materials and Development, International Development Networking Centre -ICDC (Italy) Partners: UN agencies schools/universities Co-operation/Partnership hospitals/medical centrescommunity groups Partners: international NGOs schools/universities Target communities: rural areas & villages towns & small cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: physical development Young Child Programmes childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities Child health & development: childhood healthcare immunization earlychildhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care development early intervention mental health early childhood developmentoral rehydration AIDS oralrehydration nutritic.!/feeding nutrition /feeding programmes programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Child care & education:infant care disabled non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care childrenrehabilitation institutionalized childrenpreschool education Child at risk: children with AIDS Child at risk: child abuse/neglect children with Child advocacy: children's rightsUN Convention special needs on the Child Child advocacy: children's rights Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Target groups: child in multicultural setting years child childinruralsetting childin multicultural settingpolicymakers 186 1 7 3 PROFILES: UGANDA (UG) Family Programmes UC212 Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare INVALIDS' SALVATION STREAM (ISS) primary health care family planning teenage pregnancy household foodsecurity health Groupe de Sauvegarde des Handicapes centresAIDS/transmitable diseases Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver PO Box 1246Mbarara Uganda educationnutrition educationwee king practices Familyatrisk:poorfamilies parentswith Contact: DirectorMatayo Mbogo disabilities/AIDS Founded: 1979 Staff: 25 salaried5 non-salaried Community Programmes Current budget: USS 150442 Community welfare & involvement: health services Aims: To assist the handicapped in obtaining social, Community advocacy:children'srights child educational,religious,medicalandvocational protection services. To unite the disabled. To integrate the disabled andthose who are able-bodiedinthe Services & Information community. To promote self-reliance through self- Services: outreach programmes/extension work help projects. To educate the public on causes and Information activities prevention of disabilities. - in Uganda: training/workshops Publications: instructional guides/manuals Active in: Uganda Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child programmes Parent-to-Parentprogrammes Integrated Community programmes Parent/Community programmesTrainingPolicy UG2Il Programmes/Projects Services Information FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF UGANDA activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking (FPAU) Co-operation/Partnership Association de Planification Fami hale d'Ouganda Member of: National Union of Disabled Persons in Uganda-NUDIPU (Uganda) P.O. Box 10746Kampala Uganda Local branches/offices: 5 Memb-2r organizations: 6 Telephone: (41) 230260 Individual members: 500 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Contact:Director of Programmes-Emmanuel K. governmental agencies training organizations Sekatawa schools/universities hospitals/medical cc,,Lres Founded: 1957 religious organizationsprofessional associations Current budget: USS 1400 community groups women's groups youth groupsparents' groups Aims: To provide information and the means for family Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums planning. towns & small citiessuburbs Active in: Uganda Young Child Programmes Actions: PolicyServicesInformation activities Child health & development: social development physical development intellectual/language Co-operation/Partnership developmentchildhood disabilitieshealth care Memberof:InternationalPlanned Parenthood early childhood developmentearly intervention Federation-1PPF (UK) mental health Child care & education: home-based programmes Young Child Programmes recreational facilities institutionalized children Child health & development: health care disabled childrenrehabilitationspecial education Child care & education: infant care child safetyfoster care Child at risk: children with special needs Child at risk: developmental difficulties learning difficultieschild abuse/neglectorphanschildren Family Programmes with special needs Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights family planning Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Familyeducation & awareness:child-rearing years child childinruralsetting childin practices multiculturalsetting boys girls parents siblingsparaprofessionalsfamily Community Programmes Community development .& awareness: physical Family Programmes upgradingcommunity health Family health & welfare: primary health care Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Services & Information education parent/child interaction, stimulation Services: advisory & pport scriices health educationresponsible parenthoodparent- documentation/information services to-beliteracy Information activities Familyatrisk:poorfamilies parentswith - in Uganda: awareness raising/advocacylibrary disabilities/AIDS audio-visualservice publicationsf.e ry lc c Target groups: family inrural setting family in conferences/seminarstraining/workshops urban setting familyinmulticultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith disabilities siblings illiterate literate men womenparaprofessionalscommunity 187 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Community advocacy: children's rights Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Services & Information traditional support systemshealth servicessocial Services: advisory & support services welfarehome visitsvoluntary services youth documentation/information services information programmes workplace childcar:: community- campaigns based preschool/care Information activities Community development awareness: - in Uganda: conferences/seminars socioeconomic envirolurt water & training/workshops environmental sanitation socialmobilization income-generation activities Comments: The organization maintains contacts with CommunLy advocacy:children'srights child variousdisabledgroupsinZimbabwe,Pakistan, protectionhuman rights Canada, etc. Targetgroups:rural communities urban communities multicultural communities minoritiespoor communitieschildrenyouth parentsfamiliesparaprofessionalscommunity leaders UG214 UGANDA SOCIETY FOR PHYSICALLY Services & Information HAND/CAPPED (UGFH) Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services care services Societe Ougandaise des Handicapes Physiques documentation/informationservices outreach pro?,rammes/extension work information Muguluka Unit campaigns P.O. Box 1156JinjaUganda Information activities -inUganda:awarenessraising/advocacy Contact: Samuel Musokc conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Founded: 1987 Publications: institution's activities reports Staff: 5 salaried Current budget: US$ 4000 Aims: To promote specialeducationfordisabled UG213 children. To educate parents in the management and prevention of disabilities and in primary health care. UGANDA DISABLED WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION Association des Fumes Handicapies d'Ouganda Active in: Uganda Actions: Integrated programming Child-to-Child PO Box 3386 programmes Training Policy Information Kampala Uganda activities Contact: Chairperson - Mary Bizike Nalongo Founded: 1986 Young Child Programmes Staff: 1 salaried Child health & development: childhood disabilities Child care & education:infant care special Current budget: US$ 2743 education Aims: To promote the well-being of disabled women in Uganda. To educate parents of disabled children, Community Programmes ensuring that such children, and those of disabled Community welfare & involvement: social services parents, receive an education. To act as a channel Community development & awareness: physical through which disabled women can fight poverty, upgradingcommunity health ignorance, social differences and diseases. Services & Information Active in: Uganda Services: care services documentation/information Actions: Information activities services Networking Information activities Co-operation/Partnership - inUg,..;da:auarenessraising/advocacy Individual members: 800 documentation centre conferences /seminars Partners: women's groups - training/workshops Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood disabilities Child care & education: disabled children child UG2I5 adoption/sponsorship Child at risk: orphanschildren with special needs WOMEN'S GLOBAL NETWORK ON Target groups: girlsparents REPRODUCTIN, E RIGHTS - UGANDA CHAPTER Reseau Global des Femmes pour les Droits Reproductifs Family Programmes Family health & welfare: family planning Section Ougandaise Family at risk: parents with disabilities/AIDS Target groups: parents of children with disabilities PO Box 1191 Kampala Uganda women Telephone: 235791 Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: home visits Contact: Co-ordinator - Dr Josephine Kasolo Community development & awareness:income- Founded: 1988 generation activitiessocial marketing Staff: 2 salaried5 non-salaried BEST COPY AVAILABLE 188 130 PROFILES: UGANDA (UG) Aims: To promote and protect women's reproductive rights. To reduce maternal mortality and morbidity. To gather and distribute information on women's health. Active in: Uganda Actions: Parent-to-Parent programmes Integrated Community programmes Research Training Programmes/Projects Services Information activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking Co-operation/Partnership Memberof: Women's Global Networkfor Reproductive Rights (Netherlands),Women's International Public Health Network (USA) Individual members: yes Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs UN agencies training organizations schools/universities religiousorganizations professional associations community groups foundations women's groups trade unions parents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums suburbs Young Child Programmes Child health & development: physical development AIDS oralrehydration nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: home -based programmes Child advocacy: children's rights Target groups: parentspolicymakeisfamily Family Programme Family health & welfare: primary health care family planning health centres AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily supper: groups Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education nutritioneducation responsible parenthoodparent-to-beweaning practices Family at risk: teenage parents Target groups' family in rural settingmen women policymakers community Ctanmunity Programmes Community welfare & involvement: health services youth programmesparent-based preschool/care Community development & awareness: community health income-generation activities awareness raising Community advocacy: children's rights Targetgroups: rural communities poor communitiesyouthparentscommunity leaders Services & Information Services: advisory & support services documentation /informationservices outreach programmes/extension work radio/television/media programmes information campaigns Information activities - inUganda:awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre audio-visual service publicationsservice conferences /seminars training/workshops - in other countries:conferences/seminars Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters) Publications: instructional guides/manuals institution's activities reportsresearch/conferences reports 1 A. 189 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ZAIRE sur la Sant6 de l'Enfant en Milieu Rural (1991) Demain, les Enfants du Sud gronderont (1991) ZAIRE ZR217 Ch tork44r 6 lohnt monalry ASSOCIATION Z AROISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE (Thouund1 riag, no, eo. CM&.n tender 5 getaol anninIcA uwa.vdglat ( %i 190ut. ate. 8-11 FAMILIAL / NAISSANCES DESIRABLES (AZBEF -ND) 6698 83 28 83 Zairian Association for Family Well-Being / Desirable Births Fooruhr Total finally M.Current GNP Awe to locol 1151w,boy (%) pais=0 1 k.;riablana US 1 hmeth ant MI 111110 11516 lel BP 15313 Kinshasa 1Zaire 38 41.1 170 Telephone: 26375 / 26170 Telex: LASCO Telex 21536 ZR Fax: 27159 ZR216 Contact: Directeur Executif Kazadi Matanda Polondo Founded: 1972 ASSOCIATION ACTION RECIIERCIIE POUR LA Staff: 35 salaried PAIX ET LES DROITS DE L'ENFANT (ARPE) Current budget: USS 300000 Research Action Association for Peace and Children's Rights Aims: To improve maternal and child health through birth spacing. To prepare youth for a responsible parenthood. BP 3083 KinshasaZaire Active in: Zaire Telex: c/o UNICEF 21.164 ZR Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child Fax: do UNICEF 8741503261 programmes Parent /Comm( ity programmes ResearchTrainingPolicyProgrammes/Projects Aims: To pursue an approach that is both theoretical ServicesInformation activities (studies, research, training) and practical (partnership, communication, applied research, specific projects) so Co-operation/Partnership as to promote Peace and Developmentinone's Memberof: InternationalPlanned Parenthood immediate environment, in Zaire, in Africa and in the Federation-IPPF (UK) world. Partners: national/local NGOscommunity groups foundations women's groups youth groups Active :n: Zaire parents' groups Actions: Research Programmes/Projects Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Information activitil. & small citiescapital or large cities Co-operation/Partnership Young Child Programmes 1 Partners: nationaUlocal NGOs international NGOs Child health & development: healthcare early governmental agencies UN agencies research childhood development institutes professional associations Child care & education: home basedprogrammes non-formal centre -bases i;rogrammes preschool Young Child Programmes education Child health & development: health care Child at risk: children with special needs Child care & education:recreationalfacilities Child advocacy: children's rights preschool educationchild safety Child at risk: sired Family Programmes Child advocacy: children's rights Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare teenage pregnancyfamily planning Community Programme-. Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Community welfare & involvement: youth education parent/child interaction, stimulation programmes responsible parenthoodparent-to-be Community development & awareness: Family at risk: single - parent families sociocultural environment community health sills trainingawareness raising Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services Services & Information Community development & awareness: Services:documentation/information services socir,:ultural environment socioce omit outreach programmes/extension work environmentawareness raising radio /television /media programmes Community advocacy: children's rights Information activities - in Zaire: awareness raising/advocacy Services & Information conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Services: advisory & support services NlateriaLs: teaching aids/kits counselling/guidance Publications: services instructional guides/manuals documentation/in formation services in for nation textbooks/publications campaigns Recent publications: L'Enfance dans les Vines du Information activities Zaire: Essai d'Education et d'Int6gration dans le - in Zaire: awareness Scctcur Inforrnel (1989) raiingiadvocticy Recheiche Op6rationnelle documentation centre library audio-visual 190 f)0ri A., PROFILES: ZAIRE (ZR) service conferences/seminars MateriaLs: audio-visual aids training/workshops (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Publications: instructional guides/manuals textbooks/publications institution's activities reportsresearch/conferences reports Recent publications: Guide Pratique du SIDA pour le ZR218 Corps Medical BUREAU D'ETUDE ET DE RECIIERCIIE POUR Comments: A catalog of publications is available upon LA PROMOTION DE LA SANTE (BERPS) request. Bureau of Study and Research for the Promotion of Health BP 1800Kargu-Mayombe Zaire ZR219 Contact: Dircctcur - Dr I. Courtejoie CENTRE D'ETUDES POUR L'ACTION SOCIALE Founded: 1965 (CEPAS) Staff: 12 salaried1 non-salaried Study Centre for Social Action Aims: To support studies and research related to health Kinshasa /Gombe Zaire promotion. Totrainhealthcarepersonneland FsP 5717 disseminate information on health. Telephone: 34682 Active in: Zaire, Francophone Africa Contact: DirecteurR. Erpicun Actions:Integrated programming Child-to-Child programmes Research Training Aims: To undertake research on perinatal and maternal Services In formation Programmes/Projects mortality in Zaire. activitiesPublications/MaterialsNetworking Active in: Zaire Co-operation/Partnership international NGOs Actions: ResearchTrainingProgrammes/Projects Partners: national/local NGOs Information activitiesPublications/Materials UN agencies research institutes religiousorganizations schools/universities Co-operation/Partnership medical schoolscommunity groups international NGOs towns Partners: national/local NGOs Target communities: rural areas & villages training organizationsreligious organizations & small citiescapital or large cities Target communities: rural areas & villages towns capital or large cities Young Child Programmes & small cities Child health & development: emotional development Young Child Programmes social development physical development Child health & development: social development childhood diseases/growthchildhood disabilities health care early care immunization earlychildhood childhood diseases/growth health childhood developmentearly intervention development mentalhealth AIDS oral nutrition /feeding programmes Chill care & education: non-formal centre-based rchydration programmesinfant care Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Child at risk: developmental difficulties programmespreschool education Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childprofessionalspolicymakersfamily years childprofessionals Family Programmes Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health careteenage rregnancy family planninghousehold food security Target groups: family inrural setting family in Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver urban settingwomen education child-rearing practices parent/child nutrition educationhealth interaction, stimulation Community Programmes educationweaning practices Community welfare & involvement: social services traditional support systemshealth services Community Programmes & awareness: Community welfare & involvement: social welfare Community development sociocultural environment socioeconomic Target groups: children parents professionals environment community health community leaders paraprofe .ionals Community advocacy: human rights Target groups: childrenparentsfamilies Services & Information Services: advisory & support services outreach Services & Information documentation/infonu.itionservices services work information Services: documentation/information programmes/extension university courses/programmes information campairs campaigns Information activities Information activities - in Zaire:awarenessraising/advocacy service - in Zaire: awareness raising/advocacy documentation centre publications conferences /seminars conferences/seminarstraining /workshops - in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy Publications: issue-oriented documents/dossiers documentation centre publicationsservit.c conferences/seminarstraining/workshops 133 191 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ZR220 Young Child Programmes INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE EN SCIENCES DE Child advocacy: child legislationchildren's rights LA SANTE Health Sciences Research Institute Community Programmes Community advocacy:children'srights child protection Departement de la Recherche Scientifiquc BP 10183 Kinshasa 1Zaire Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Aims: To undertake studies and research programmes documentation/information services in the fields of health, traditional medicine and disease Information activities control. - in Zaire:awareness raising/advocacy conferences/seminars Active in: Zaire Actions: Research Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood ZR222 diseases/growthhealth careimmunizationearly SERVICE EDUCATION A LA VIE childhood developmentearly intervention Child care & education: infant care Life Education Service Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban setting BP 1085 Kinshasa IZaire Family Programmes Telephone: 60074 Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health careAIDS/transmitable diseases Contact: Directrice Generale - Socur Betsy-Brock Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting Active in: Zaire Actions: Parent/Community programmesResearch Community Programmes Training Programmes /Projects Services Community welfare & involvement:traditional Information activitiesPublications/Materials support systemshealth services Community development & awareness: Co-operation/Partnership sociocultural environment socioeconomic Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs environment communityhealth water & governmental agencies environmental sanitation Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Targetgroups:rural communities urban & small citiescapital or large cities communitieschildrenfamilies Young Child Programmes Services & Information Child health & development: emotional development Services:documentation/information services AIDS university courses/programmes outreach Child care & education: institutionalized children programmes/extension work Child at risk: emotional difficulties Publications: institution's activities reports issue- arget groups: boysgirlsparentspolieymakers oriented documents/dossiersresearch/conferences family reports Family Programmes Family health & welfare: family planningteenage pregnancy family services AIDS /transmitablc diseases ZR221 Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver LIGUE ZAIROISE POUR LA DEFENSE DES educationresponsible parenthoodparent-to-be DROITS DE L'ENFANT (LIZADDE) Familyatrisk:single- parentfamilies teenage parents Zairian Movement for the Defence of the Rights of the Target groups: men womenprofessionals Child Community Programmes B.P 1248, Limete KinshasaZaire Community welfare & involvement: home visits voluntary servicesyouth programmes Contact: President - Hilaire Mankindu Ngob'c Bisengo Community development & awareness: awareness raising Aims: To work towards the protection, promotion and Target groups: childrenyouthparentsfamilies defence of childrens'rights. To raise awareness professionals among governmental instances, religious organizations and educational institutions of the need Services & Information to iLtegrate the Convention on the Child intoeveryday Services: advisory & support services practices. To contributetothe development and documentation /information services information livelihood of children and their integration into the campaigns social and family environment. To cooperate with any Information activities national or international organization for the defence, - in Zaire: avLarene.:s raising /advocac y protection and promotion of childrens' rights. trainint!/,v(lksliiips Materials: andin-visual aids Active in: Zaire (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Actions: PolicyInformation activitiesNetworking 192 184 PROFILES: ZAIRE (ZR) Publications: instructional guides/manuals textbooks/publications institution's activities reportsperiodicals/journalsresearch/conferences reports referencedocuments (directories, bibliographies) 185 193 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ZAMBIA Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights UN Convention on the Child Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban setting boys girls parer.ts siblings professionalspolicymakersfamily ZAMBIA Family Programmes Ct.( lain umber 5 Went mortality Chad."( under 5 So boo( ehrotamert (Tbouorbdol .,Jarwsight (%1 tone boom 0-11 Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare 15110 11100-511 1no primary health care Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver 1760 28 education child - rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth Fen(olo Terial tonally Ws Curtont . Amami( to local education 1111t(rooy (%1 =Nan) pa' capita 0.41 Montt ow 1%1 1950 11115 1,116 bl Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services 35 7.2 300 76 social welfare workplace childcare formal preschool/carecommunity-based preschool/care parent-based preschool/care ZM223 Communitydevelopment & awareness:social DEPARTMENT OF CHILD AFFAIRS (DCA) mobilizationskills trainingawareness raising Community advocacy:children'srights child Depaetnent des Affaires concernant les Enfants protection Targetgroups: rural communities urban Ministry of Sport, Youth and Child Development comm"nitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth PO Box 31281 Lusaka Zambia pa:mts professionals policymakers community leaders Telephone: 01-222845 Services & Information Contact: DirectorY.D. Mwalc Services: documentation/information services radio/television/media programmes information Aims: To focus the attention of the Government on the campaigns plight of the child, through research and critical Information activities analysis. To ensure public awareness about the needs - in Zambia:awarenessraising/advocacy and rights of the child through publications, the mass conferences/seminarstraining/workshops media, seminars and workshops. To complement the Publications: institution's activities reports activities of other Ministries and NGOs dealing with research/conferences reportsreference documents child welfare. To work towards coordinating and (directories, bibliographies) harmonisingactivitiescurrentlycarried ,utby differentinstitutions.ToformExpert Jvisory Committees through which advice will be channelled tovariousMinistries.Toactasachildren's ombudsman. 2114224 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE Active in: Zambia Departetnent de Medecine Communautaire Actions:IntegratedCommunityprogrammes Parent/Communityprogrammes Research TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Schocl of Medicine, University of Zambia Information activities Publications/Materials PO Box 50110Lusaka Zambia Networking Aims: To study thegrowth,health,immunization, Co-operation/Partnership weaning practices and child development of children Partners:national/localNGOs governmental in Zambia. agencies UN agencies training organizations schools/universities religiousorganizations Active in: Zambia community groups women's groups youth Actions: Research groupsparents' groups Target communities: slumstowns & small cities Young Child Programmes suburbscapital or large cities Child health & development: childhood diseases /growthhealth careimmunizationearly Young Child Programmes childhood development early intervention oral f.bild health & development: emotional developm,nt rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes social development physical development Child care & education: infant care intellectual/languagedevclopirynt childhooda Child at risk: developmental difficulties disabilities early childhood development early Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child interventionnutrition/feeding I rogrammcs Child care & education: home-based programmes Family Prograninws non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare childcare centres recreationalfacilities infant primary health care careinstitutionalized childrendisabled children Familyeducation & awareness:child-rearing rehabilitation preschooleducation specjil practicesnutrition education he ilth education educationchild safety vicaning practice!, Childatrisk:developmenta'difficulties child Target groups: family in urban setting abuse/neglect childlabour streetchildren children with special needs 194 PROFILES: ZAMBIA (ZM) Community Programmes Telephone: 227745 / 227748 Community welfare & involvement: health services Contact: Permanent SecretaryDr Njelesani Community development & awareness: community healthwater & environmental sanitation Active in: Zambia Target groups: childrenfamilies Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Communityprogrammes Parent/Community Services & Information programmes Research Training Policy Services:documentation/information services Programmes/Projects Services Information university courses/programmes outreach activitiesPublications/Materials programmes/extension work Publications: institution's activities reports Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training organizations research institutes schools/univeisities hospitals/medical centres ZM225 religiousorganizations community groups DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY women's groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Departement de Psychologie towns & small cities suburbscapital or large cities School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zambia Young Child Programmes PO Box 32379Lusaka Zambia Child health & development: physical development childhooddiseases/growth healthcare Aims: To carry out studies to evaluate the healthiness of immunizationearly childhood developmentearly achild'spsychological development. To conduct intervention mentalhealth AIDS oral research on a child's home environment. rehydrationnutrition/frAing programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes Active in: Zambia non-formal centre-based programmes Actions: Research Child at risk: children with AIDS Child advocacy: child protection UN Convention on Young Child Programmes the Child Child health & development: emotional development Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 social development intellectual/language years childchild in rural settingchild in urban developmentearly childhood development settingboysgirlsfamily Child care & education: infant care Child at risk: behavioural difficulties emotional Family Programmes difficultieslearning difficulties Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban primary health care family planning health settingfamily centres family guidance AIDS/transmitable diseasesfamily support groups Family Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Family health & welfare: family guidance family education child-rearingpractices nutrition support groups education healtheducation parent-to-be Familyeducation & awareness:child-rearing weaning practices practices parent/childinteraction,stimulation Family at risk: poor familiesunemployedparents weaning practices with disabilities/AIDS Target groups: family in rural setting family in Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting urban settingmen womenparaprofessionals community Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement:traditional Community Programmes support systemshome visits Community welfare & involvement: health scrviczs Community development & awareness: home visits sociocultural environment sociocc nomic Community development & awareness: environment sociocultural environment socioeconomic Target groups: families environment communityhealth water & environmental sanitation social mobilization Services & Information skills trainingawareness raising Services: counselling/guidance services Community advocacy: health policy population documentation/in formationservices university policychildren's rights courses /programmes Targetgroups: rural communities urban Publications: institution's activities reports communities families professionals paraprofessionalscommunity leaders Services & Information Services: advisory & support services ZNI226 counselling/guidanceservices careservices MINISTRY OF HEALTH documentation/informationservices university Mini:siert de la Sante courses/programmes outreach programmes/extension work technical services PO Box 30205, Woodgalc House. Cairn RoadLusaka radio /television /media programmes information 10101Zambia campaigns 8',) 195 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Information activities Community Programmes -inZambia:awarenessraising/advocacy Community development & awareness: community conferences/seminarstraining/workshops healthskills trainingawareness raising Materials: audio-visual aids Community advocacy: health policy (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Targetgroups: rural communities urban Publications: institution's activities reports communitiespoor communitieschildrenyouth parents families professionals paraprofessionals policymakers community leaders ZM227 Services & Information NATIONAL FOOD AND NUTRITION Services: advisory & support services COMMISSION documentation/informationservices technical servicesinformation campaigns Commission Nationale sur !'Alimentation a la Nutrition Information activities - in Zambia: awareness raising/advocacylibrary P.O. Box 3266910101 Lusaka Zambia audio-visualservice publicationsservice conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Telephone: 221426 / 227804 Materials: audio-visual aids Cable: FONUTICOM LUSAKA, ZAMBIA (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Publications: instructional guides/manuals Contact: Director - A B. Vermocr institution'sactivitiesreports issue-oriented Founded. 1967 documents/dossiersresearch/conference reports Staff: 53 salaried reference documents (directories, bibliographies) Current budget: USS 81818 Aims: To reduce wastage of manpower through death, disease and disability due directly or indirectly to malnutrition. To increase the learning capacity of ZM228 school children through better nutrition. To improve PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF the productivity and working efficiency of adults. To create awareness and community interest in better ZAMBIA (PPAZ) nutrition. Association de Plancation Farniliale de Zambie Active in: Zambia P.O. Box 32221 Lusaka Zambia Actions: Integrated 'rogramming Parent/Communityprogrammes Research Telephone: (2) 8081 TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices Information activities Publications/Materials Contact: Executive Director - Margret Mutambo Networking Founded: 1971 Staff: 80 salaried Co-operation/Partnership Partners: national/local NGOsinternat'onal NGOs Aims: To disseminate family planning information. To governmental agencies UN agencies training provide family planning services. To promote the organizations research institutes physical. mental, health and socio-economic status of schools/universities hospitals/medical centres women and their families. professional associations community groups trade unionswomen's groups youth groups Active in: Zambia parents' groups Actions: Integrated programming Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Parent/Communityprogrammes Training towns & small cities suburbs capital or large Information activitiesNetworking cities Co-operation/Partnership Young Child Programmes Memberof:InternationalPlannedParenthood Childhealth & development:nutrition/feeding Federation - IPPF (UK) programmes Child care & education: rehabilitation Young Child Programmes Child advocacy: child protection Child care & education: non-formal centre-based Target groups: 0.1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 programmes years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls Family Programmes parentssiblingsprofessionalsparaprofessionals Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare policymakersfamily family planning Family education & awareness:parent/caregiver Family Programmes educationchild-rearing practices Family health & welfare: moth :r & infant \velfare primary health carehousehold fond security Community Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregive, Community development & awareness: education child-rearingpractices nutrition sociocultural environment socioeconomic educationweaning practices environment physical upgrading community Family at risk: single-parent familiespoor families health Target groups: family inrural setting family in urban settingworking parentssiblings men Services & Information women professionals paraprofessionals Services: ad% isory & support services policymakerscommunity documentation/information services 196 188 PROFILES: ZAMBIA (2M) Family Programmes Information activities Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare -inZambia:awarenessraising/advocacy training/workshops family guidancefamily support groups conferer.ces/seminars Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver education parent/child interaction, stimulation father's role Family at risk: parents with disabilities/AIDS ZM229 Target groups: parents of children with disabilities ZAMBIA ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN AND professionalspolicymakers ADULTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES Community Programmes (ZACALD) Community welfare & involvement: social services Association Z,ambienne des Enfants et Adu lies avec des traditional support systemshealth servicessocial welfare home visitsvoluntary services youth Difficultes d'Acquisition des Connaissances programmesformal preschool/carecommunity- based preschool/care - Box 33372Lusaka Zambia Community development & awareness: socioeconomic environment income-generation Telephone: 254132 Fax: 254132 activitiesskills trainingsocial marketing Community advocacy: health policy population Contact: Project Co-ordinator -Fredrick Chitondo, policychildren's rightschild protectionhuman Executive Secretary - B.M. Nsofwa rights Founded: 1987 Targetgroups: rural communities urban Staff: 25 salaried communitieschildrenyouthparentsfamilies Current budget: US$ 104895 professionals paraprofessionals policymakers community leaders Aims: To promote education, training, rehabilitation and the general welfare of mentally retarded persons Services & Information in Zambia. To assist their families to meet their Services: advisory & support services special needs. To fight for children's rights, to guide counselling/guidance services and counsel parents, and to support early intervention documentation/information services programmes. To mobilize parents to form pressure radio/television/media programmes information groups. To givematerialassistancetodisabled campaigns Information activities -inZambia:awarenessraising/advocacy Active in: Zambia conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Actions:Integratedprogramming Research Publications: institution's activities reports issue- TrainingPolicyProgrammes/ProjectsServices oriented documents/dossiers Information activities Publications/Materials Networking Co--operation/Partnership Memberof: FinnishAssociation on Mental Retardation (Finland), Network Africa (Nigeria) Local branches/offices: 44 Member organizatior:: 15 Individual members: 300 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies training organizations schools/universities hospitals /medical centres religious organizationsprofessional associations community groups women's groups youth groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums towns & small cities suburbs capital or large cities Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development social developmentchildhood disabilitieshealth care earlychildhooddevelopment early intervention Child care & education: home-based programmes non-formal centre-based programmesinfant care institutionalizedchildren disabledchildren rehabilitation preschooleducation special education Child at risk: learning difficulties children with special needs Child advocacy: children's rights Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years child boys parents professionals paraprofessionalspolicymakersfamily 133 197 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ZIMBABWE Target groups: childrenyouthprofessionals Services & Information Services: documentation/information services outreach programmes/extension workinformation campaigns ZIMBABWE Information activities - Chidnirt wow 5 lof.nt mmtetallty Chicken Louis 5 StIrtiochool anteltmett in Zimbabwe: awareness raising/advocacy (ThoteurKN1 maw 611 1120 'NMI "'CI 1114104111.111%1 1 *DO publications servicetraining/workshops in other countries: awareness raising/advocacy publications servicetraining/workshops 1714 se 12 100 Materials: audio-visual aids (films/videos/slides/posters)teaching aids/kits Feentie Total fortety rate Currevt ONE Aix.a to fool., likerrcy 1%1 omplut ILICS1 hoeirt, can* (%) Publications: instructional guides /manuals 19150 I Oft 1006 bI textbooks/publicationsperiodicals/journals 40 6.6 660 77 ZW231 ZW230 ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN OF ZIMBABWE ACTION MAGAZINE (AWZ) Box 4696Harare Zimbabwe Association des Femmes du Zimbabwe Telephone: (263-4) 724401 Fax: 795150 P.O. Box MR 37, MarlboroughHarare Zimbabwe Contact: Co-ordinatorStephen Murray Founded: 1987 Telephone: 38936 Staff: 7 salaried1 non-salaried Current budget: USS 156862 Contact: National President - Sybil Routledge Founded: 1946 Aims: To provide environment and health information Current budget: USS 10000 to educational institutions. To provide training to teachers and teacher trainers in curriculum/material Aims: To improve the lives of women in Zimbabwe development. To develop awarenessmaterialsin (and through them, their families and communities) support of developmental campaigns. through education, training, assistance in projects and in cooperatives. Active in: Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland Active in: Zimbabwe Actions: Information activities Actions: Programmes /Projects Services Publications /Material-Networking Information activitiesNetworking Co-operation/Partnership Co-operation/Partnership Member of: AHRTAG (UK), Outreach/TVE, Green- Member of: International Council of Women-ICW Net, Share-Net (France) Local branches/offices: 1 Member organizations: 27 Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Par national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmental agencies UN agencies training religious organizationsprofessional associations organizationsschools/universities women's groups Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns & small citiescapital or large cities Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:earlychildhood Young Child Programmes development Child health & development: childhood Child care & education: infantcare preschool diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care education AIDS oral rehydration Child at risk: child abuse/neglect children with Family Programmes AIDS Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Child advocacy: children's rights primary health carefamily planning Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban Family education & awareness: nutrition education settingboysgirlsprofessionals health education Family Programmes Community Programmes Family health & welfare: primary healthcare Community welfare & involvement: social services teenage pregnancyAIDS/transmitablc diseases social welfarevoluntary services Familyeducation & awareness:parent /child Community development &awareness: income- interaction, stimulationnutrition educationhealth generation activities skills training awareness educationresponsible parenthoodliteracy raising Family at risk: teenage parents Target groups: professionals Services & Information Services: advisory & support services Community Programmes documentation/informationservices outreach Community development & awareness: community programmes/extension work in formation health water & environmentalsanitation campaigns awareness raising 198 PROFILES: ZIMBABWE (ZW) Information activities Community advocacy: health policy population -in Zimbabwe: awarenessraising/advocacy policychildren's rights conferences/seminarstraining/workshops Target groups: rural communities refugeespoor communitieschildrenparentsparaprofessionals community leaders Services & Information ZW232 Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS (AWC) documentation /information services outreach programmes/extension work Association des Clubs de Femmes radio/television/media programmes Information activities P.O. Box UA 339Harare Zimbabwe -inZimbabwe: information/inquiryservice awareness raising/advocacytraining/workshops Telephone: 726910 Materials: toys/recreational materials Contact: National Director - Betty F. Mtero Publications: instructional guides/manuals Founded: 1950 institution's activities reports Staff: 108 salaried400 non-salaried Aims: To empower women and encourage them to participate fully in the life of their communities and their country. ZW233 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE Active in: Zimbabwe SECTION Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Communityprogrammes Parent/Community Section pour l'Education et les Soins de la Prime programmes Training Programmes/Projects Enfance Informationactivities Publications/Materials Networking Ministry of Education and Culture Harare. Zimbabwe Co-operation/Partnership P.O. Box 8022, Causeway Local branches/offices: 5 Telephone: 734051 / 734055 Individual members: 22000 international NGOs Partners: national/local NGOs Contact: Executive Officer - R.N. Chada governmental agencies UN agencies training religious organizationscommunity Founded: 1982 organizations Staff: 46 salaried18000 non-salaried groupswomen's groupsparents' groups Target communities: rural areas & villagesslums Current budget: USS 592885 Aims: To promote the physical, emotional, cognitive, Young Child Programmes social, creative and healthy development of children Child health & development: physical development (0 to 6 years). To enhance women's participation in health careearly childhood developmentAIDS development tasks whilst children are safely looked oral rehydrationnutrition/feeding programmes after in centres. To provide employment to women Child care & education: home-based programmes from the community at the centres. formal childcare centrespreschool education children with special Child at risk: refugee children Active in: Zimbabwe needs Integrated programming Child advocacy: child protectionchildren's rights Actions: Target groups: 2-3 years child4-5 years child Parent/Communityprogrammes Research child in urban setting Training Policy Programmes/Projects child in rural setting Information activitiesNetworking parentsparaprofessionalspolicymakers Family Programmes Co-operation/Partnership Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Member of: Bernard van Leer Foundation Project Network (Netherlands) primary health care family planning AIDS/transmitable diseases Young Child Programmes Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Child health & development: ch Idhood disabilities education parent/child interaction, stimulation childhooddevelopment education responsibleparenthood healthcare early nutrition nutrition/feeding programmes literacyweaning practices Child care & education: home-based programmes Family at risk: refugees infant care Target groups: family in rural setting illiterate non-formal centre-based programmes preschool education women community Child advocacy: children's rights Community Programmes traditional Family Programmes Community welfare & involvement: Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare support systems healthservices voluntary formal preschool/carecommunity-based Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver services education child - rearing practices parent/child preschool/care interaction, stimulation Community development & awareness: socioeconomic environment water & Family at risk: single-parent families environmentalsanitation socialmobilization income-generationactivities skillstraining awareness raising 199 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Community Programmes Community Programmes Community development & awareness: Community welfare & involvement: social services sociocultural environment community health health services family welfare centres social social mobilization welfare home visits voluntaryservices Community advocacy: children's rights workplace childcare formalpreschool/care community-basedpreschool/care parent-based Services & Information preschoolicare Services: advisory & support services documentation/information services Services & Information Information activities Services: advisory & support services -in Zimbabwe: information/inquiryservice awarenessraising/advocacy. documentation centre library audio-visualservice publicationsservice conferences/seminars training /workshops computerized information ZW235 service KUSIIANDA DISSEMINATION PROJECT Publications: instructional guides/manuals Recent publications: Curriculum Handbook for the Projet de Diffusion de Kushanda National Early Childhood Education and Care Programme (1986; P.O. Box 647 Marondera. Zimbabwe Telephone: 4698 Marondcra Contact: J. Conradie ZW234 Founded: 1989 HLEKWENI FRIENDS RURAL SERVICES Staff: 15 salaried CENTRE Current budget: USS 98814 Centre de Services Ruraux des Amis d'Hlekweni Aims:Totrainmothersfromvillageandfarm communities in early childhood education and care. PO Box 708 Bulawayo Zimbabwe To provide primary health care for preschool age children. To encourage networking and institution Telephone: 79888 building among groups to achieve self-reliance. Contact: DirectorMichael S. Ncube Active in: Zimbabwe Actions:Integratedprogramming Information Active in: Zimbabwe activitiesNetworking Actions: Parent-to-Parent programmes Training Programmes/ProjectsServices Young Child Programmes Childhealth & development:healthcare Co-operation/Partnership nutrition/feeding programmes Partners: nationalllocal NGOsinternational NGOs Child care & education: preschool education governmental agencies training organizations research institutes community groupswomen's Family Programmes groupsparents' groups Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Target communities: rural areas & villages educationparent/child interaction, stimulation Young Child Programmes Services & Information Child health & development: social development Services: documentationfinfrirmation services physical development intellectual/language Information activities development childhood diseases /growth -inZimbabwe: awarenessraising/advocacy childhood disabilitieshealth careimmunization training/workshops eat childhood development nutrition /feeding programmes Child care & education: home-based programmes formal childcare centres recreational facilities ZW236 disabledchildren rehabilitation preschool educationchild safetychild adoption/sponsorship MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE Minisiere de !'Education et de la Culture Child at risk: developmental difficultiesbehavioural difficulties learning difficulties child abuse/neglect child labour street children PO Box 8022, Causeway Harare Zimbabwe children with special needs Child advocacy: child protection Telephone: 734050 / 734060 / 71 .071 Telex: 26430 Cable: EDUCATION, Zimbabwe Family Programmes Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Contact: Permanent Secretary- I. Sibanda primary health care Founded: 1982 family planning teenage Staff: 139 salaried pregnancy householdfoodsecurity family 12000 non-salaried services healthcentres familyguidance Current budget: USS 980392 AIDS /transmitablc diseasesfamily support groups Grant-making: (1% of annual budget) in Zimbabwe Family atrisk:single-parentfamilies teenage Aims: To establish a national community-based Early parentspoor familiesunemployedparents with Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) system. To disabilities/AIDS monitor and supervise the cstahlishment and ,,ervices of the ECEC Centres. To train ECEC teachers and BEST COPY AVAILABLE 200 PROFILES: ZIMBABWE (ZW) provide professional guidance. To develop ECEC Community Programmes curriculum activities and materials. Community welfare & involvement: social services traditional support systemshealth servicesfamily home visits Active in: Zimbabwe welfare centres social welfare Actions: Integrated programming Child-to-Child voluntary servicesyouth programmes workplace programmes childcare formal preschool/care community- programmes Parent-to-Parent parent-based presc.iool/care Integrated Community programmes based preschooUcare Parent/Community programmesTrainingPolicy & awareness: Programmes/Projects Services Information Community development Networking sociocultural environment socioeconomic activities Publications/Materials community Grant-making environment physical upgrading health water & environmental sanitationsocial skills Co-operation/Partnership mobilization income-generation activities RegionEarlyChildhood trainingawareness raisingsocial marketing Memberof: Africa family Education and Care Consultative Group (Kenya) Communityadvocacy:healthpolicy Partners: national/local NGOs international NGOs legislation population policychildren's rights governmental agencies UN agencies training child protectionhuman rights research institutes Targetgroups: rural communities urban organizations multicultural communitiesrefugees schools/universities religiousorganizations communities community groups minoritiespoor communitieschildrenyouth professional associations paraprofessionals foundations women's groups youth groups parentsfamiliesprofessionals parents' groups policymakcrscommunity leaders Target communities: rural areas & villages towns suburbscapital or large cities Services & Information & small cities & support serviccs mines Services: advisory counselling/guidance services careserviccs outreach Young Child Programmes documentation/informationservices Child health & development: emotional development programmes/extension work social development physical development radio/television/media programmes development childhood Information activities intellectual/language library diseases/growthchildhood disabilitieshealth care - in Zimbabwe: documentation centre publicationsservice immunization early childhood development audio-visualservice mental health AIDS oral conferences /seminarstraining/workshops early intervention aids rehydrationnutrition /feeding programmes Materials: audio-visual Child care & education: home-based programmes (films/videos/slides/posters) teaching aids/kits non-formalcentre-basedprogrammes formal toys/recreational materials childcare centres infant care institutionalized Publications: instructional guides/manuals children disabledchildren rehabilitation institution's activities reports preschool education special education child adoption/sponsorship Comments: The activities of the Africa Region Early behavioural Childhood Education and Care Consultative Group Child at risk: developmental difficulties Institute of difficulties emotionaldifficulties learning are currently co-ordinated by the Kenya difficulties child abuse/neglect child labour Education, with financial assistance from the Bernard street children refugee children children with van Leer Foundation. The Group is helpingestablish AIDS orphanschildren with special needs national ECECprogrammesinthefollowing Child advocacy: child protectionchild legislation countries: Botswana. Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, children's rights UN Convention on the Child Nigeria and Swaziland. Target groups: 0-1 year infant2-3 years child4-5 years childchild in rural settingchild in urban settingchild in multicultural settingboysgirls paraprofessionals parentssiblingsprofessionals ZW237 family policymakers NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIETIES FOR Family Programmes THE CARE OF THE HANDICAPPED (NASC011) Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare Association Nationale des Societes pour l'Aide aux primary health care family planning teenage pregnancy householdfoodsecurity family Handicapes services healthcentres familyguidance AIDS/transmitahle diseasesfamily support groups PO Box UA 504, Union AvenueHarare Zimbabwe Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver Telephone: 724678 education child-rearing practices parent/child interaction, stimulation father's role nutrition Contact: Executive Director - Evelyn T. Gotora education health education responsible Founded: 1980 parenthood parent-to-be literacy weaning Staff: 4 salaried1 non-salaried practices Current budget: USS 26666 Family at risk: minorities refugeessingle-parent families teenageparents poorfamilies Aims: To promote the rights, interests and needs of unemployedparents with disabilities/AIDS disabled persons and the co-ordination of services Target groups: family in rural setting family in throughout the country in order to prevent duplication urban setting family inmulticulturalsetting and overlapping of services. To undertake research workingparents parentsofchildrenwith into disability-related matters. To provide advisory disabilities siblings illiterate literate men andinformationalservicestoa wide range of women professionals paraprofessionals organizations and individuals locally and policymakers community internationally. To advocatefor improvementsin 193 201 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA accessibility, public attitudes towards the disabled and Active in: Zimbabwe employment for disabled persons. Actions:IntegratedCommunityprogrammes Programmes/ProjectsInformation activities Active in: Zimbabwe Actions:Integratedprogramming Integrated Co-operation/Partnership Community programmes Research Training Local branches/offices: 38 Policy Services Informationactivities Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs Networking governmental agencies training organizations schools/universities hospitals/medical centres Co-operation/Partnership women's groups Local branches/offices: 2 Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Member organizations: 41 & small citiescapital or large cities Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs governmentalagencies schools/universities Young Child Programmes professional associations Child health & development: childhood disabilities Target communities: rural areas & villages towns Child care & education: disabled children & small citiescapital or large cities Target groups: child in rural settingchild in urban setting Young Child Programmes Child health & development: childhood disabilities Services & Information Child care & education: home-based programmes Services:documentation/information services institutionalized children information campaigns Information activities Family Programmes -in Zimbabwe: awareness raising/advocacy Familyeducation& awareness:parent/child conferences/seminarstraining/workshops interaction, stimulation Family at risk: parents with disabilities/AIDS Target groups: family in rural setting family in urban setting familyinmulticultural setting workingparents parentsofchildrenwith ZW239 disabilities siblings illiterate literate men SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION women professionals paraprofessionals policymakerscommunity ZIMBABWE Association des Villages d'Enfants SOS du Zimbabwe Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: social services P.O. Box W212, WaterfallsHarare Zimbabwe health servicessocial welfarevoluntary services youth programmes Telephone: 614014 / 614015 Community development & awareness: awareness raising Contact: National Co-ordinatorIan Kluckow Community advocacy: health policy children's Founded: 1984 rightschild protectionhuman rights Staff: 95 salaried60 non-salaried Targetgroups: rural communities urban Current budget: US$ 700791 communitiesmulticultural communitieschildren youth parents families professionals Aims: To provide care, education and skills .raining for paraprofessionals policymakers community orphans and abandoned childreninafamily -like leaders environment. Services & Information Active in: Zimbabwe Services: advisory & support services Actions: Information activitiesServices counselling/guidance services documentation/information services information Co-operation/Partnership campaigns Member of: SOS Kinderdorf International (Austria) Information activities Local branches/offices: 9 -in Zimbabwe: awareness raising library Partners: governmental agencies publications training service conferences/seminars organizations schools /universities religious training/workshops organizationsprofessional associations Publications: institution's activities reports Young Child Programmes Child health & development: emotional development social development physical development ZW238 intellectual/languagedevelopment childhood diseases/growth health care early childhood NATIONAL COUNCIL OF DISABLED PERSONS development OF ZIMBABWE Child care & education: home-basedprogrammes Conseil National des Personnes Handicapees du formal childcare centres recreational facilities infant care institutionalized children Zimbabwe preschool education special education foster carechild adoption/sponsorship PO Box 1952Bulawayo Zimbabwe Child at risk: behavioural difficulties learning difficulties children with AIDS orphans Telephone: 74426 / 74436 children with special needs Target groups: 0-1 year infant4-5 years child Contact: Executive Director R.C. Mupinou boysgirls 202 PROFILES: ZIMBABWE (ZW) community Family Programmes Target groups: family in rural setting Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare household food securityfamily guidancefamily Community Programmes support groups Community welfare & involvement: social services Family education & awareness: parent/caregiver health servicessocial welfarecommunity-based education child-rearing practices parent/child preschool/care nutrition educationhealth Community development & awareness: community interaction, stimulation income- educationresponsible parenthoodliteracy healthwater & environmental sanitation generation activitiesskills training Community Programmes Community advocacy: human rights Community welfare & involvement: social services Target groups: refugees formal preschool/care community-based preschool/care Services & Information Services: advisory & support serviceslegal services Community development & awareness: income- care services generation activities counselling/guidance services documentation/information services information Services & Information campaigns Services: care services documentation/information Information activities services -in Zimbabwe: awareness raising/advocacy training/workshops Information activities aids - in Zimbabwe: awarenessraising/advocacy Materials: audio-visual teachingaids/kits toys/recreational (films/videos/slides/posters) Materials: guides/manuals materials Publications: instructional Publications: institution's activities reports periodicals /journals ZW240 ZW241 UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR ZIMBABWE NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING REFUGEES - ZIMBABWE (UNIICR - Zimbabwe) COUNCIL (ZNFPC) Haut Commissariat pour les Refugia - Zimbabwe Conseil National de Planification Familiale du Zimbabwe PO Box 4665Harare Zimbabwe Box ST 220, SouthertonHarare Zimbabwe Telephone: 793274 / 793275 Telex: 26073 UNHCR ZW Telephone: 67656 Telex: 26521-ZNFPC-ZW Contact: Rep ..sentative W. Karago Contact: Executive DirectorDr A. F. Zinanga Founded: 1985 Active in: Zimbabwe Staff: 1064 salaried Actions: Progravies/ProjectsPolicy Information Current budget: US$ 6719368 activities Aims: Tosystematicallypromotefamilyplanning Co-operation/Partnership practices. To extend the coverage of family planning Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs information and services. To ensure provision of governmental agencies UN agencies training quality care service throughout the country. organizations schools/universities religious organizations community groups women's Active in: Zimbabwe groups Actions: Integrated programming Target communities: rural areas & villagestowns Parent/Communityprogrammes Information & small citiescapital or large cities activities Young Child Programmes Co-operation/Partnership Child health & development: emotional development Partners: national/local NGOsinternational NGOs social development physical development governmental agencies training organizations intellectual/language development health care research institutes schools/universities immunization early childhood development community groupsyouth groupsparents' groups AIDS nutrition/feeding programmes Child care & education: preschool educationchild Target communities: rural areas & villages towns safety & small citiescapital or large cities Childatrisk:refugeechildren childrenof war/conflict Young Child Programmes Child advocacy: child protection UN Convention on Childhealth & development:healthcare the Child nutrition/feeding programmes Target groups: family Child care & education: home-based programmes preschool education Family Programmes Target groups: boysgirlsparentsfamily Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare primary health care family planninghousehold Family Programmes food securityhealth centresAIDS /transmitahle Family health & welfare: mother & infant welfare diseases family planningteenage pregnancy Family education & awareness: nutrition education health educationliteracy Family at risk: refugees 203 .15 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Familyeducation &awareness: parent/child interaction, stimulationresponsible parenthood parent-to-be Community Programmes Community welfare & involvement: youth programmes Target groups: youthparents Services & Information Services: advisory & support services counselling/guidance services documentation/informationservices outreach programmes/extension work radio/television/media programmes information campaigns Information activities in Zimbabwe: information/inquiryservice awarenessraising/advocacy documentation centre library audio-visualservice training/workshops computerized information service Publications: instructional guides /manuals 204 INFORMATION LISTS 197 UNESCO National Commissionsin Sub-Saharan Africa respective UNESCO National Commissions fulfil severalroles,They serve as advisory organs for their conferences, in the countries, assisting in preparations for andparticipation in UNESCO meetings and of such elaboration of government positions concerningUNESCO programmes and in the evaluation programmes, and in national projectscontributing to the implementation of UNESCO programmes. The Commissions are organs of liaisonwith other governmental authorities,universities and research unions, women and institutions, national branches of NGOs,national professionnal associations, trade in UNESCO youth organizations and individual experts.They serve as executive bodies participating country projects and in national programmes,activities and studies. bulletins and other The Commissions are also information organs.In this role they may issue regular translate UNESCO publicationsintolocallanguages,organize seminars,meetings, publications, respective countries, exhibitions and other events, co-operate withthe press, radio and television in their aims and activities, and use various other means to inform thegeneral and specialized public of UNESCO's and of related national activities. ANGOLA BURUNDI COMMISSION NATIONALE ANGOLAISE COMMISSION NATIONALE DU BURUNDI POUR L'UNESCO POUR L'UNESCO Ministere de l'Enseignement Superieur & de la Ministere de l'Education C.P. 1451 Recherche Scientifique Luanda, Angola B.P. 1990 Bujumbura, Burundi BENIN CAMEROON COMMISSION NATIONALE BEN1NOISE COMMISSION NATIONALE DE LA POUR L'UNESCO Boulevard Lagunaire REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN POUR Boite Postale 520 L' UNESCO Porto Novo, Benin Ministere de l'Education Nationale B.P. 1600 Yaounde, Cameroon BOTSWANA BOTSWANA NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR CAPE VERDE UNESCO Ministry of Education COMMISSION NATIONALE CAP- Private Bag 005 VERDIENNE POUR L'UNESCO Gaborone, Botswana Caixa Postal 51 Praia, Cape Verde BURKINA FASO CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC COMMISSION NATIONALE BURKINABE POUR L'UNESCO COMMISSION NATIONALE Ministere des Enseignements Secondaire, CENTRAFRICAINE POUR L'UNESCO Superieur & de la Recherche Scientifique Ministere de l'Enseignement Fondamental, Secondaire et Technique charge de la Jeunesse et B.P. 7046 Ouagadougou 03, Burkina Faso des Sports B.P. 1583 Bangui, Central African Republic 207 19 (' ECCE DIRECIORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA CHAD ETHIOPIA COMMISSION NATIONALE TCHADIENNE ETHIOPIAN NATIONAL AGENCY FOR POUR L'UNESCO UNESCO Ministere de ]'Education Nationale P.O.Box 2996 B.P. 731 Addis Abeba, Ethiopia N'Djamena, Chad GABON COMOROS COMMISSION NATIONALE GABONAISE COMMISSION NATIONALE DE LA POUR L'UNESCO REPUBLIQUE FEDERALE ISLAMIQUE DES Ministere de l'Education Nationale COMORES POUR L'UNESCO Boite postale 264 Ministere de ]'Education Nationale, de la Libreville, Gabon Formation Professionnelle et Technique B.P. 73 Moroni, Comoros GAMBIA GAMBIA NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR CONGO UNESCO Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports and Culture COMMISSION NATIONALE CONGOLAISE Marina Parade POUR L'UNESCO Banjul, Gambia Ministere des Enseignements Secondaireet Superieur charge de la Recherche Scientifique Boite postale 493 GHANA Brazzaville, Congo GHANA NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO COTE D'IVOIRE Ministry of Education P.O. Box 2739 COMMISSION NATIONALE IVOIRIENNE Accra, Ghana POUR L'UNESCO Ministere de 1'Education Nationale charge de l'Enseignement Secondaire et Superieur GUINEA 15, avenue Nogues B.P. V 297 COMMISSION NATIONALE GUINEENNE Abidjan 01, Cote d'Ivoire POUR L'UNESCO Ministere de ]'Education Nationale B.P. 964 DJIBOUTI Conakry, Guinea COMMISSION NATIONALE DE DJIBOUTI POUR L'UNESCO GUINEA BISSAU Ministere de ]'Education Nationale B.P. 16 COMMISSION NATIONALE DE GUINEE- Djibouti, Djibouti BISSAU POUR L'UNESCO Ministere de l'Education C.P. 353 EQUATORIAL GUINEA Bissau, Guinea Bissau COMISION NACIONAL DE GUINEA ECUATORIAL PARA LA UNESCO Ministerio de Educaci6n Juventudesy Deportes Malabo, Equatorial Guinea 208 UNESCO NATIONAL COMMISSIONS KENYA MALI KENYA NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR COMMISSION NATIONALE MALIENNE UNESCO POUR L'UNESCO Ministry of Education Ministere de l'Education Nationale P.O. Box 72107 B.P. 119 Nairobi, Kenya Bamako, Mali LESOTHO MAURITANIA LESOTHO NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR COMMISSION NATIONALE POUR UNESCO L'EDUCATION, LA SCIENCE ET LA Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture CULTURE P.O. Box 47 B.P. 5115 Maseru, Lesotho Nouakchott, Mauritania LIBERIA MAURITIUS LIBERIAN NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR MAURITIUS NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO UNESCO Ministry of Education Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture Broad Street Rainbow House Monrovia, Liberia Edith Cavell Street Port Louis, Mauritius MADAGASCAR MOZAMBIQUE COMMISSION NATIONALE MALGACHE POUR L'UNESCO MOZAMBIQUE NATIONAL COMMISSION 11 rue Naka Rabemanantsoa-Behoririka FOR UNESCO B.P. 331 45, ma Dr. Egas Moniz Antananarivo 101, Madagascar C.P. 3674 Maputo, Mozambique MALAWI NAMIBIA MALAWI NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO NAMIBIA NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR P.O. Box 30278 UNESCO Capital City Ministry of Education & Culture Lilongwe 3, Malawi Private Bag 13186 Windhoek 9000, Namibia MALDIVES NIGER MALDIVES NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO COMMISSION NATIONALE NIGERIENNE Ministry of Education POUR L'UNESCO Male 20-05, Maldives Ministere de l'Education Nationale B.P. 557 Niamey, Niger 200 209 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA NIGERIA SOMALIA NIGERIAN NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SOMALI NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO UNESCO Federal Ministry of Education Ministry of Education & Culture 14 Broad Street P.O. Box 1182 P.M.B. 2823 Mogadiscio, Somalia Lagos, Nigeria SUDAN RWANDA SUDANESE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR COMMISSION NATIONALE RWANDAISE EDUCATION, SCIENCE & CULTURE POUR L'UNESCO Ministry of Education Ministere de l'Enseignement Suprieur et de la 13 17th Street Recherche Scientifique P.O. Box 2324 B.P. 624 Khartoum East, Sudan Kigali, Rwanda SWAZILAND SAO TOME ET PRINCIPE SWAZILAND NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR COMMISSION NATIONALE DE SAO TOME- UNESCO ET-PRINCIPE POUR L'UNESCO Ministry of Educati, n Ministere des Affaires Sociales P.O. Box 39 Sao Tome, Sao Tome & Principe Mbabane, Sv aziland SENEGAL TANZANIA COlvIMISSION NATIONALE DU SENEGAL UNESCO NATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE POUR L'UNESCO UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA Ministere de l'Education Nationale Ministry of Science, Technology and Higher 87, rue Carnot x Bayeux Education Dakar, Senegal P.O. Box 20384 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania SEYCHELLES TOGO SEYCHELLES NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO COMMISSION NATIONALE TOGOLAISE Ministry of Education POUR L'UNESCO P.O. Box 48 Ministere de l'Education Nationale & de la Mont Fleuri Recherche Scientifique Victoria Mahe, Seychelles B.P. 3226 Lome, Togo SIERRA LEONE UGANDA SIERRA LEONE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO UGANDA NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports UNESCO New England Crested Towers Freetown, Sierra Leone P.O. Box 4962 Kampala, Uganda 210 UNESCO NATIONAL COMMISSIONS ZAIRE COMMISSION NATIONALE ZAIROISE POUR L'UNESCO Commissariat d'F.tat charge de l'Enseignement Primaire et Secondaire B.P. 3163 Kinshasa Gombe, Zaire ZAMBIA ZAMBIA NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO Ministry of Higher Education P.O. Box 50619 Lusaka, Zambia ZIMBABWE ZIMBABWE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR UNESCO Ministry of Higher Education Union Avenue P.O. Box UA 275 Harare, Zimbabwe 211 United Nations Information Centres in Sub-Saharan Africa The UN Department of Public Information regularly provides all its Information Centres with press releases and news-oriented information kits, periodicals and books published by the Department and some of the specialized Agencies. These include Development Forum, Africa Recovery, the UN Chronicle and the Yearbook of the United Nations. Statistical publications are available at the Centres for reference only. Some of the Centres also produce their own newspapers. All Information Centres are official depository libraries of the UN and receive major official UN documents, including summary and verbatim records of all UN meetings, special reports and studies prepared by substantive departments of the UN Secretariat.They also stock United Nations posters, wallsheets, and black and white photographs.From time to time, Centres can provide speakers on UN activities for special NGO programmes. ETHIOPIA BURKINA FASO (also serves as Information Service for the (services also provided for Chad, Mali and Economic Commission for Africa) Niger) UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION SERVICE CENTRE D'INFORMATION DES NATIONS Economic Commission for Africa UNIES P.O.Box 3001 B.P. 135 Addis Abeba, Ethiopia Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso GHANA (services also provided for Sierra Leone) CENTRE D'INFORMATION DES NATIONS UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRE UNIES P.O. Box 2339 B.P. 2160 Accra, Ghana Bujumbura, Burundi KENYA CAMEROON (services also provided for the Seychelles and (services also provided for Gabon and the Uganda) Central African Republic) UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRE CENTRE D'INFORMATION DES NATIONS P.O. Box 34135 UNIES Nairobi, Kenya B.P. 836 Yaounde, Cameroon LESOTHO UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRE P.O. Box 301 CENTRE D'INFORMATION DES NATIONS Maseru 100, Lesotho UNIES B.P. 13210 Brazzaville, Congo LIBERIA UNITED NATIONS INFORMATION CENTRE P.O. 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Box 9224 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania TOGO (services also provided for Benin) CENTRE D'INFORMATION DES NATIONS UNIES B.P. 911 Lome, Togo ZAIRE CENTRE D'INFORMATION DES NATIONS UNIES B.P. 7248 Kinshasa, Zaire 214 Organizations/agencies involved in childhoodactions in Sub-Saharan Africa ALGERIA PAN-AFRICAN YOUTH MOVEMENT BP 72, Plateau Sauliere, Alger, Algeria ANGOLA COORDENACAO DAS ONG EM ANGOLA Luanda, Angola FORUM DAS ONG ANGOLANAS Luanda, Angola UNIDADE TECNICA ADMINISTRATIVA DE APOIO AEMERGENCIA Av. Manuel Van-Dunen 326-328, Luanda, Angola AUSTRALIA AFRICAN ENTERPRISE LTD. GPO Box 4284, Sidney NSW 2001, Australia AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC RELIEF 154 Elizabeth Street, Sidney NSW 2000, Australia AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL FOR OVERSEAS AID GPO Box 1562, Canberra ACT 2601, Australia AUSTRALIAN DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE BUREAU P.O. Box 887, Canberra City 2601, Australia AUSTRALIAN LUTHERAN WORLD SERVICE P.O. Box 488, Albury NSW 2640, Australia AUSTRALIAN PEOPLE FOR HEALTH, EDUCATION ANDDEVELOPMENT ABROAD Trades Hall Box 3, 4 Goulburn Street, Sidney NSW 2000,Australia COMPASSION P.O. Box 32, Broadmeadow NSW 2292, Australia INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN AID RELIEF ENTERPRISESLTD. PMB 6, Bankstown NSW 2000, Australia INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR VOLUNTEER EFFORT P.O. Box C/591, Clarence Street, Sidney NSW 2000,Australia SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND AUSTRALIA P.O. Box 1281, 56 Johnston Street, Collingwood Vic 3066,Australia WORLD VISION OF AUSTRALIA 161 Sturt Street, South Melbourne Vic 3205, Australia YMCA OF AUSTRALIA 196 Albert Road, South Melbourne Vic 3205, Australia 4USTRIA AFRO-ASIATISCHES INWITUT IN WIEN Tiirkenstrasse 3, 1090 Vienna, Austria INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON SOCIAL WELFARE Kocstlergassc 1/29, 1060 Vienna, Austria 205 215 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA KOORDINIERUNGSSTELLE DER OSTERREICHISCHEN BISCHOFSKONFERENZFUR INTERNATIONALE ENTWICKLUNG & MISSION c/o Afro-Asian Institute, Tiirkenstrasse 3, 1090 Vienna, Austria OPEC FUND FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT P.O. Box 995, 1011 Vienna, Austria OSTERREICHISCHER ENTWICKLUNGSDIENST Tiirkenstrasse 3/111, 1090 Vienna, Austria OSTERREICHISCHE FORSCHUNGSSTIFTUNG FURENTWICKLUNGSHILFE 'Firkenstrasse 3/111, 1090 Vienna, Austria SOS-KINDERDORF INTERNATIONAL Billrothstrasse 22, 1190 Vienna, Austria SOS-KINDERDORF HERMANN-GMEINER-AKADEMIE Luigenstrasse 121, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria BELGIUM ADMINISTRATION GENERALE DE LA COOPERATION AUDEVELOPPEMENT Place du Champ de Mars 5, BP 57, 1050 Brussels, Belgium CENTRE D'ETUDE ET DE DOCUMENTATION AFRICAINES 40 rue Belliard, 1040 Brussels, Belgium CENTRE INTERNATIONAL DE DOCUMENTATIONECONOMIQUE ET SOCIALE AFRICAINE 7 Place Royale, 1000 Brussels, Belgium CENTRE NATIONAL DE COOPERATION AU DEVELOPPEMENT 9 Quai du Commerce, 1000 Brussels, Belgium COLLECTIF D'ECHANGES POUR LA TECHNOLOGIEAPPROPRIEE 18 rue de la Sablonniere, 1000 Brussels, Belgium COLLECTIF STRATEGIES ALIMENTAIRES 9 Quai du Commerce, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium COMMUNAUTE ECONOMIQUE EUROPEENNE 200 rue de la Loi, 1049 Brussels, Belgium EUROPEAN ECUMENICAL ORGANIZATION FORDEVELOPMENT 23 Avenue d'Auderghem, 1040 Brussels, Belgium FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DES MOUVEMENTSRURAUX ADULTES CATHOLIQUES 92 rue Africaine, 1050 Brussels, Belgium FONDATION POUR FAVORISER LES RECHERCHESSCIENTIFIQUES EN AFRIQUE 1 rue Defacqz BP 5, 1050 Brussels, Belgium FONDS EUROPEEN DE DEVELOPPEMENT Commission des Communaut6s Europeennes, 200rue de la Loi, 1049 Brussels, Belgium FONDS INGRID RENARD 177 Avenue Emile Max, 1040 Brussels, Belgium INSTITUTE OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS INTERNATIONAL 8 rue Amed6c Lynen, 1030 Brussels, Belgium INTERNATIONAL COALITION FOR DEVELOPMENTACTION 115 rue Stevin, 1040 Brussels, Belgium LES AMIS DE SOEUR EMMANUELLE 29 Avenue George Bergmann, 1050 Brussels, Belgium MOUVEMENT INTERNATIONAL DE LA JEUNESSEAGRICOLE ET RURALE CATHOLIQUE Tiensevest 68, 3000 Leuven, Belgium NATIONAAL CENTRUM VOOR ONTWIKKELINGSSAMENWERKING Lakensestraat 76, 1000 Brussels, Belgium OXFAM BELGIQUE/BELGIE 39 rue du Conseil, 1050 Brussels, Belgium PRIEURE D'AVALTERRE DE L'ORDRE SOUVERAINDE SAINT-JEAN-DE-JERUSALEM 21 rue du Pontin, 7060 Horrues, Belgium SECOURS INTERNATIONAL DE CARITAS CATHOLICA Rue Guimard 1, 1040 Bruxelles, Belgium 216 2 0 6' ORGANIZATIONS/AGENGIES INVOLVED 1N CHILDHOOD ACTIONS SERVICE CIVIL INTERNATIONAL Venusstraat 28, 2000 Antwerpen, Belgium SOS LAYETTES rue Ecole Technique 13, 4400 Herstal, Belgium VREDEILANDEN Ruelensvest 127, 3030 Leuven, Belgium YOUTH FORUM OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 10 rue de la Science, 1040 Brussels, Belgium BENIN COMITE PROVISOIRE POUR UN NOUVEAU COLLECTIF D'ONG s/c CARITAS- Benin, BP 18, Abomey, Benin DIVISION DES ONG Ministere du Plan et de la Statistiquc, BP 342, Cotonou, Benin BURKINA FASO BUREAU DE LIAISON DES ONG ET ASSOCIATIONS DU BURKINA 01 BP 4683, Ouagadougou 01, Burkina Faso BUREAU DE SUIVI DES ONG Ministere du Plan et de la Cooperation, BP 7124, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso SECRETARIAT PERMANENT DES ONG GI BP 131, Ouagadougou 01, Burkina Faso BURUNDI BUREAU DE LIAISON DES ON Ministere des Relations Extdrieures et de la Coopdration, BP 2587, Bujumbura, Burundi CAMEROON BUREAU DE LIAISON DES ONG Ministere du Plan et de l'Amdnagement du Tcrritoire, Yaounde, Cameroon COLLECTIF DES ORGANISATIONS DE PARTICIPATION AU DEVELOPPEMENT BP 11955, Yaoundd, Cameroon CANADA ADVENTIST DEVELOPMENT AND RELIEF AGENCY 1148 King Street East, Oshawa Ont LIH 1H8, Canada AFRICA INLAND MISSION - CANADA 1641 Victoria Park Avenue, Scarborough Ont MIR 1P8, Canada AFRICAN MEDICAL AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION - CANADA 692 Coxwcll Avenue, Toronto Ont M4C 3B6, Canada AIDE MEDICALE INTERNATIONALE A L'ENFANCE 100, 4° Avenue, CP 282, La Pocatiere Que GOR 1ZO, Canada ASSOCIATION QUEBECOISE DES ORGANISMES DE COOPERATION INTERNATIONALE 4205 rue St. Denis, Suite 240, Montreal Que H2J 2K9, Canada CANADIAN AID FOR SOUTHERN AFRICAN REFUGEES PO Box 35158, Station E, Vancouver BC V6M 4G4, Canada 2 0 Pi 217 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF AFRICAN STUDIES 294-308 Albert Street, Ottawa KIP 6E6, Canada CANADIAN COUNCIL FOR INTERNATIONAL CO-OPERATION 1 Nicholas Street, Suite 300, Ottawa Ont KIN 7B7, Canada CANADIAN FEED THE CHILDREN SOCIETY 2059 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto, Ont M6E 2K6, Canada CANADIAN FOODGRAINS BANK 400-280 Smith Street, Box 767, Winnipeg Man R3C 2L4, Canada CANADIA:4 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 200 Promenade du Portage, Hull KIA 0G4, Canada CARE CANADA P.O. 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Box 272, 1211 Geneva 21, Switzerland FONDATION AGA KHAN P.O. Box 435, 1211 Geneve 6, Switzerland FRERES DE NOS FRERES 22 rue Michel-Chauvet, 1208 Geneva, Switzerland GENEVA INFANT FEEDING ASSOCIATION CP 157, 1211 Geneva 19, Switzerland INNOVATIONS ET RESEAUX POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT 3 rue de Varemb6, Boite Postale 116, 1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland INSTITUT UNIVERSITAIRE D'ETUDES DU DEVELOPPEMENT CP 136, 1211 Geneva 21, Swi,erland INTERNATIONAL BABY FOOD ACTION NETWORK c/o GIFA, 14 Chemin Auguste Vilbert, P.O. Box 157, 1211 Geneva 19, Switzerland INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF VOLUNTARY AGENCIES 13 rue Gautier, 1201 Geneva, Switzerland INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE 4 Chemin des Mori lions, 1211 Geneva 22, Switzerland INTERNATIONAL SAVE THE CHILDREN ALLIANCE 147 rue de Lausanne, 1202 Geneva, Switzerland LEAGUE OF RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT SOCIETIES 17 Chemin des Crets, B.P. 372, 1211 Geneva 19, Switzerland LUTHERAN WORLD FEDERATION 150 route de Femey, P.O. Box 66, 1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland MOTHER AND CHILD INTERNATIONAL Kiirbergstrasse 1, 8049 Zurich, Switzerland NESTLE FOUNDATION FOR THE STUDY OF PROBLEMS OF NUTRITIONIN THE WORLD Place de la Gare 4, C.P. 581, 1001 Lausanne, Switzerland ORGANISATION MONDIALE DU MOUVEMENT SCOUT CP 241, 1211 Geneva 4, Switzerland STIFTUNG KINDERDORF PESTALOZZI Rue Guilliman 12, 1701 Fribourg, Switzerland TERRE DES HOMMES SUISSE 22 rue Michel Chauvet, 1208 Geneva, Switzerland VEREIN DER SANDOZ-MITARBEITER FUR BASISHILFE IN DER DRITTENWELT Sandoz Ltd., Building 386/132, 4002 Basel, Switzerland WORLD ALLIANCE OF YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS 37 Quai Wilson, 1201 Geneva, Switzerland WORLD UNIVERSITY SERVICE 5 Chemin des Iris, 1216 Geneva, Switzerland WORLD VISION INTERNATIONAL 6 Chemin de la 'fourelle, 1209 Geneve, Switzerland 230 t", ORGANIZATIONS/AGENGIES INVOLVED IN CHILDHOOD ACTIONS TANZANIA NGO LIAISON UNIT Office of the Prime Minister, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania TANZANIA COUNCIL OF SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT P.O. 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Box 3307, Washington DC 20010, USA PATHFINDER FUND 9 Galen Street, Suite 217, Watertown MA02172-4501, USA PERHAPS KIDS MEETING KIDS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE 380 Riverside Drive, New York NY 10025, USA PHELPS-STOKES FUND 10 East 87st Street, Ncw York NY 10128, USA 233 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB- SAHARAN AFRICA POPULATION COUNCIL 1 Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, New York NY 10017, USA PRIVATE AGENCIES COLLABORATING TOGETHER 777 United Nations Plaza, New York NY 10017, USA PROGRAM FOR APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY IN HEALTH 4 Nickerson Street, Seattle WA 98109, USA PROJECT CONCERN INTERNATIONAL 3550 Afton Road, San Diego CA 92123, USA PROJECT MERCY 7011 Ardmore Avenue, Fort Wayne IN 46809, USA ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION 1133 Avenue of the Americas, New York NY 10036, USA RODALE INTERNATIONAL 222 Main Street, Emmans PA 18098, USA ROTARY FOUNDATION OF ROTARY INTERNATIONAL 1600 Ridge Avenue, Evanston IL 60201, USA SAVE THE CHILDREN FEDERATION 54 Wilton Road, Westport CT 06880, USA NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH ANDHUN'AN DEVELOPMENT 9190 Rockville Pike, Room 331, Bethesda MD 20814, USA SIM P.O. Box 7900, Charlotte NC 28241-8819, USA TECHNOLOGIES FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE 1925 North Lynn Street, Suite 400, Arlington VA 22209,USA THE EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING Kipling Road, Brattleboro VT 05301, USA UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONALDEVELOPMENT Department of State, 21st and Virginia Avenue NW, WashingtonDC 20523, USA USA FOR AFRICA 2290 S. La Cienega Blvd, Suite 815, Los Angeles CA 90301,USA ZAIRE CONSEIL NATIONAL DES ONG DE DEVELOPPEMENT BP 4008, Kinshasa 2, Zaire DIVISION ONG Ministere du Plan et de l'Amdnagement du Territoire,BP 9378, Kinshasa, Zaire FEDERATION DES ONG LAIQUES DU ZAIRE c/o Fondation Friedrich Naumann, BP 20544, Kinshasa15, Zaire ZAMBIA NATIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL FOR DEVELOPMENT Lusaka, Zambia NGO COORDINATING COMMITEE P.O. Box 37.879, Lusaka, Zambia ZAMBIA COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT P.O. Box 51053, Lusaka, Zambia ZIMBABWE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NGOs P.O. 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ACCIS.Directory of United Nations System Databases on Non-Governmental Organizations, Advisory Committee for the Co-ordination of Information Systems, United Nations, New York, 1988. ACCIS. Register of Development Activities of the United Nations System 1990, Advisory Committee for the Co-ordination of Information Systems, United Nations, New York, 1991. AGENCE DE COOPERATION CULTURELLE ET TECHNIQUE. Repertoire des diffuseurs de documents audiovisuels educatifs dans le monde francophone: films et videograrnmes, ACCT, Paris, 1985. ACCT. Repertoire des fournisseurs d'infonnation Francophones pour le developpernent, Agence de Coop6ration Culturelle et Technique & Lr voisier-Technique et Documentation, Paris, 1989. CI 4. ti 243 ECCE DiREcroRY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA ACCT. Repertoire de sources d'information francophones pour le developpement, Agence de Cooperation Culturelle et Technique, Paris, 1987. ADBS-ANRT.Repertoire des banques de donnees professionnelles 1989, 1 leme edition, Association Francaise des Documentalistes et des Bibliothecaires Specialises, Paris, 1989. L' ADMICAL. Le repertoire du mecenat, l'Admical, Paris, 1992. ARAB COJNCIL FOR CHILDHOOD AND DEVELOPMENT. A Guide to Research Institutions and Universities Working in the Field of Childhood in the Arab World, Arab Council for Childhood and Development, Cairo, 1989. P. BRILLET & D. MREJEN. Annuaire des formations francophones en epidemiologie, sante publique et midecine tropicale - armee 1990/91, Reseau Epidemiologie pour le Developpement, Editions Publisud, Paris, 1990. BUREAU INTERNATIONAL D'EDUCATION.Repertoire des services de documentation et d'information pedagogiques, 5eme edition, UNESCO, Paris, 1988. CEDREFI. Repertoire des institutions/organisations et des personnes physiques des Iles du Sud Ouest de l'Ocean Indien et des pays/regions francophones de l'Ocean Indien, Centre de Documentation, de Recherches et de Formation Indianoceaniques, Rose-Hill, 1988. CERDAS.Repertoire des institutions africanistes situees hors de l'Afrique subsaharienne, Centre de Coordination des Recherches et tie la Documentation en Sciences Sociales pour l'Afrique subsaharienne, Kinshasa, 1989. B.T. DARNAY (ed).Directory of Special Libraries and Information Centers, 9th edition, Gale Research Co., Detroit, 1985. R.F. DYBWAD (ed).International Directory of Mental Retardation Resources, Internationl League of Societies for Persons with Mental Handicap, Brussels, 1990. R. EAST, M. SMITH-MORRIS & M. WRIGHT (eds.). World Development Directory, Camba-ze International Reference on Current Affairs Ltd, Longman Group UK Limited, Harlow, 1990. EUROPA PUBLICATIONS. Africa South of the Sahara 1991, 20th edition, Europa Publications Ltd., London, 1990. EUROPA PUBLICATIONS.The World of Learning 1990, 14th edition, Europa Publications Ltd., London, 1989. J. FORDHAM. Growing Up in a Changing World: Youth Organisations and Family Education, International Planned Parenthood Federation, London, 1985. FOUNDATION CENTER. The Foundation Directory, 13th edition, The Foundation Center, New York, 1990. FOUNDATION CENTER. Guide to Funding for International and Foreign Programs, The Foundation Center, New York, 1992. R. FREDLAND. A Guide to African International Organizations, Hans Zell Publishers, Munich, 1990. GALE RESEARCH CO..Directory of Online Databases, Vc.1 12, Numbers 3 and 4, Gale Research Co., Michigan, 1991. GALE RESEARCH CO.. Encyclopedia of Associations, Gale Research Co., Michigan, 1986. 244 233 SELECTED PUBLICATIONS GALE RESEARCH CO.. Encyclopedia of Information Systemsand Services, 7th edition, Gale Research Co., Michigan, 1987. G.R. GORMAN & J.J. MILLS. Guide . / Current NationalBibliographies in the Third World, 2nd revised edition, K.G. Saur Verlag, Frankfurt, 1987. B. HARVEY. Networking in Europe: A Guide to EuropeanVoluntary Organisations, National Council of Voluntary Organisations, NCVO Publications & Community DevelopmentFoundation, London, 1991. in HESPERIAN FOUNDATION. Directory of Organizations Working with Persons with Disabilities Developing Countries, Hesperian Foundation, Palo Alto, 1991. J. LOGAN HALL.Online Bibliographic Databases: A Directory and Source Book, 4thedition, Aslib, London, 1986. J.E. MEER GOSEBRINK (ed.). African Studies Information Resources Directory, African Studies Association, Hans Zell Publishers, Oxford, 1986: G.T. KURIAN. Encyclopedia of the Third World, 3rd edition, Facts onFile Inc., New York, 1987. OECD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE.Directory of Development Research and Training Institutes in Africa, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Paris, 1992. OECD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE. Directory of Development Researchand Training Institutes in Europe, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Paris, 1991. OECD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE. Directory of Non-Governmental DevelopmentOrganisations in OECD Member Countries, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD),Paris, 1990. OECD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE.Register of Development Research Projects in Africa, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Paris, 1992. .OECD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE. Register of Development Research Projects in Selected European Countries, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD),Paris, 1992. OECD DEVELOPMENT CO-OPERATION DIRECTORATE. Voluntary Aid for Development: the Role of Non Governmental Organisations, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD), Paris, 1988. OMEP. Human Resources Bank Directory, Organisation Mondiale pour l'EducationPrescolaire, Hindsboro, 1991. L. PORGES. Sources d'information sur l'Afrique Noire francophone et Madagascar: institutions, repertoires, bibliographies, ORSTOM, La Documentation Francaise, Paris, 1988. M. SACHS (ed.).World Guide to Scientific Associations and Learned Societies, 5th edition, K.G. Saur Verlag, Munich, 1990. S. SHREIR (ed.).Women's Movements of the World: an International Directory and ReferenceGuide, Longman Group UK Limited, Harlow, 1988. D.L. SMrrH (ed.).International Research Centers Directory 1990-91, 5th edition, Gale Research Co., Detroit, 1990. UNDP. Directory of Non-Governmental OrganizationsinAfrica, United Nations Development Programme, Lome, 1992. 234 245 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA UNESCO. Access to Human Rights Documentation: Documentation, Databasesand Bibliographies on Human Rights, Division of Human Rights and Peace, Paris, 1991. UNESCO. African Development Sourcebook, Social and Human SciencesSector, Paris, 1991. UNESCO. Directory of UNESCO Databases, Clearing House Co-ordinatingUnit, Paris, 1991. UNESCO. Guide to the Information Activities of European DevelopmentNetworks, Social and Human Sciences Sector, Paris, 1991. UNESCO. International Directory on the Young Child and the FamilyEnvironment, The Young Child and the Family Environment Project, Paris, 1991. UNESCO. International Directory of Youth Bodies, Youth Division,Paris, 1990, UNESCO.Selective Inventory of Social Science Information and DocumentationServices, Social and Human Sciences Sector, Paris, 1989. UNESCO/BREDA. Directory of National Bodies of the RegionalProgramme for the Eradication of Illiteracy in Africa, UNESCO Regional Office for Education inAfrica, Dakar, 1989. UNION OF INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS.Yearbook of International Organizations, K.G. Saur Verlag, Munich, 1988/1989. UN-NGLS. Inventory of Non-Governmental OrganizationsWorking on AIDS in Countries that Receive Development Cooperation or Assistance, United NationsNon-Governmental Liaison Service, Geneva, 1991. UN-NGLS.Non-Governmental Organizations and Sub-Saharan Africa: Profilesof Non-Governmental Organizations based inWestern Europe, Australia and New Zealand and their Workfor the Development of Sub-Saharan Africa, United NationsNon-Governmental Liaison Service, Geneva, 1988. UN-NGLS. United Nations Development Education Directory, 7thedition, United Nations Non- Governmental Liaison Service, Geneva, 1992. UN-NGLS.The United Nations System and Sub-Saharan Africa:Profiles of United Nations System Agencies, Funds, Programmes and Services and their Workfor the Development of Sub-Saharan Africa, United Nations Non-Governmental Liaison Service, Geneva,1989. WORLD ALLIANCE OF YMCAs.Directory, World Alliance of Young Men's ChristianAssociations, Geneva, 1989. National Director; Australia ACFOA. Directory of Member Organisations, Australian Councilof Overseas Aid, Canberra, 1988. NSW EARLY INTERVENTION ASSOCIATION. Directory ofServices, 2nd edition, New South Wales Early Intervention Association, Chatswood, 1988. 246 3 SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Austria MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.Entwicklungsllinder Fach-Informations-Filhrer 10, Bohlau Verlag, Vienna, 1986. Belgium ASSOCIATION DES MAISONS D'ACCUEIL. Repertoire des maisons d'accueil dela Communaute Francaise de Belgique, 7eme edition, AMA, Brussels, 1989. CNCD.Inventaire des ONG beiges de cooperation au developpement, LesCahiers du Tiers Monde, Centre National de Cooperation au Developpement, Brussels, 1987. A. DE FABRIBECKERS. ONG et Communication: Tandem du developpement,Bureau d'Informations Europeennes SPRL, Brussels, 1989. Burkina Faso SPONG. Lists des ONG, Secretariat Permanent des ONG, Ouagadougou, 1991. Canada AQOCI.Repertoire, Association Quebecoise des Organismes de Cooperation Internationale, Montreal, 1988. T. BRODHEAD & B. HERBERT-COPLEY.Bridges of Hope? Canadian Voluntary Agencies and the Third World, North South Institute, Ottawa, 1988. CCIC. I.D. Profile / Profil D.I., Canadian Council for International Co-operation, Ottawa,1989. MINISTERE DES RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES.Repertoire des Intervenants Internationaux du Quebec, Ministere des Relations Internationales, Quebec, 1986. Cameroon MINISTERE DU PLAN & UNDP. Les ONG et leur contribution au developpement socio-economiquedu Cameroun, Ministere du Plan, Yaounde, 1988. COPAD. ConnaItre les membres du COPAD, COPAD-Info No 000, Yaounde, 1991. Central African Republic CIONGCA. Liste des ONG, Conseil Inter ONG de Centrafrique, Bangui, 1991. Chad CILONG. Enquete sur les activites des ONG au Tchad, Centre d'Inforrnation et de Liaison des ONG, N'Djamena, 1991. Congo UNDP. Repertoire des ONG en Republique du Congo, UNDP, Brazzaville, 1990. 247 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Cote d'Ivoire J.F. KENA. Les ONG actives en Cote d'Ivoire, Centre de Formation et de Rechercheen Animation Rurale & UNDP, Abidjan, 1991. Denmark U-vejviser, Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, Copenhagen, 1987. Ethiopia CRDA. Directory of Member Churches & Agencies, Christian & Relief Development Association of Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, 1989. RADEV. Liste des ONG ethiopiennes et domaines d'interventions, RADEV, Addis Ababa, 1991 France ACEP. Guide pratique des creches parentales, Association des Collectifs Enfants-Parents, Paris, 1991. CNFLRH. Repertoire des associations et organismes au service des personnes handicapees, 4eme edition, Comite National Francais de Liaison pour la Readaptation des Handicapes, Paris, 1990. COMMISSION COOPERATION-DEVELOPPEMENT. Repertoire1992-Associationsdesolidarite internationale, MinistBre de la Cooperation et du Developpement, Paris, 1992. FONDATION DE FRANCE. Histoire du coeur, portrait de 31 fondations, Fondation de France, Paris, 1992. FONDATION POUR L'ENFANCE.Qui, quoi, que faire, comment? pour les enfants maltraites: mini guide pour faction, Fondation pour l'Enfance, Paris, 1990. J-M. M'FOUMOUANGANA & A. MACAIRE PASSY (eds.).France-Afrique subsaharienne: Organisations culturelles et sociales, Editions L'Harmattan, Paris, 1988. F. DE SINGLY & J-C. KAUFMANN (eds.). Annuaire des chercheurs et des recherchessur la famille, GdR CNRS Sociologie de la Famille & Institut de l'Enfance et de la Famine, Paris, 1990. Gambia TANGO. Directory of Registered Organizations and Voluntary Associations, The Association ofNGOs, Banjul, 1991. Germany DSE. Development Co-operation: A selection of German Institutions, Deutsche Stiftung fir Internationale Entwicklung, Bonn, 1986. SENAT DEPARTMENT FOR ECONOMICS & LABOUR. On Offer in Berlin: A Handbook of DevelopmentCo- operation, Senat Department for Economics & Labour, Berlin, 1986. 3ENATSVERWALTUNG FOR WIRTSCHAFT UND TECHNOLOGIE. StadtfiihrerEntwicklungspolitik: Adressenverzeichnis und Selbstdarstellungen von initiativen und Institutionenausder Entwicklungspolitik in Berlin, Landesstelle fur Entwicklungszusammenarbeit, Senatsverwaltungftir Wirtschaft und Technologie, Berlin, 1991. 248 SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Ghana GAPVOD. List of NGOs, Ghana Association of Private Voluntary Organizations in Development, Accra, 1990. UNIVERSITY OF GHANA.Quality Child Care: a Study of Selected Day Care Centres in Accra, Home Sciences Department, University of Ghana, Legon, 1989. Guinea SCIO. Repertoire des ONG nationales et etrangeres, Service de Coordination des Interventions des ONG, Conakry, 1989. Italy COMUNE DI MILANO - SETTORE EDUCAZIONE. Guida alla Cooperazione e' al Volontariato Internazionale, Comune di Milano, Milan, 1988. Japan JANIC.Directory of Non-Governmental Organizations in Japan: NGOs Active in International Co- operation, Japanese NGO Center for International Co-operation, Tokyo, 1992. NCYOJ. Youth Organizations in Japan, National Council of Youth Organizations in Japan, Tokyo, 1988. Kenya FORD FOUNDATION. Names and Addresses of Development NGOs in Kenya, The Ford Foundation, Nairobi, 1989. Lesotho UNDP. NGO Mailing List, UNDP, Maseru, 1990. Liberia NARDA. List of NARDA's Members, New African Research and Development Agency, Monrovia, 1990. Netherlands VOORLICHTINGSDIENST ONTWIKKELINGSSAMENWERKING. Adreslijst - Nederland en de Derde Wereld, Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken, The Hague, 1989. New Zealand NZCTD. Directory of New Zealand Organisations involved in International Aid and Development, New Zealand Coalition for Trade and Development, Wellington, 1987. Madagascar MINISTERE DE LA POPULATION, DE LA CONDITION SOCIALE, DE LA JEUNESSE ET DES SPORTS. Inventaire des ONG a Madagascar, Ministere de la Population, Antananarivo, 1988. '42, 3 3 249 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Malawi P.H.M. SIMUKONDA & A.D.G. MAWAYA. A Needs Assessment Survey of Community Developmentand Social Welfare Services in Malawi, Department of Public Administration, University of Malawi, Zomba, 1989. Mali CCA-ONG. Annuaire des ONG "Alto les ONG", Comite de Coordination des Actions des ONG, Bamako, 1990. Maurilius MACOSS. Directory of Members 1990, Mauritius Council of Social Service, Port Louis, 1990. Namibia UNDP. Roster of NGOs, UNDP, Windhoek, 1991. Niger MINISTERE DU PLAN. Liste des ONG, DDRAT, Niamey, 1991. Nigeria P. IBIDUN & CUSO. NGO Directory: an Inventory of NGOs in Nigeria, Ibadan, 1991. NAVDO. Attendance/ProspectListof NGOs,NigerianAgencyforVoluntaryDevelopment Organizations, Lagos, 1992. Norway NOSEB. Catalogue of Research Projects on Children in Norway, Norwegian Centrefor Child Research, Dniguoll, 1991. Rwanda INADES-FORMATION-RwANDA. Inventaire des ONG au Rwanda 1989, Banque Mondiale,Kigali, 1989. Senegal CONGAD. Repertoire des ONG membres, Conseil des ONGen Appui au Developpement, Dakar, 1990. Sierra Leone M. BULENGO. A Report on NGOs in Sierra Leone, UNDP, Freetown,1986. Republic of South Africa CCIC. Directory of Services for Children with Special Needs, Child CareInformation Centre, Cape Town, 1989. 250 SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Spain COORDINADORA. ONGD Directorio Anuario 1990, Coordinadora deOrganizaciones No Gubernamentales para el Desarrollo, Madrid, 1990. Swaziland THE ASSEMBLY OF NGOs. NGO Directory, Mbabane,1991. Sweden FOI. Swedish NGOs in Development and Solidarity,Bistandsinformation/FOL Stockholm, 1988. Switzerland IUED. Annuaire Suisse-Tiers monde 1990, Institut Universitaired'Etudes du Developpement, Geneva, 1989. IUED. Guide de la documentation Suisse-Tiers monde, InstitutUniversitaire d'Etudes du Developpement, Geneva, 1987. IUED.Suisse-Tiers monde: repertoire d'institutions, Institut Universitaired'Etudes du Developpement, Geneva, 1989. Tanzania TANGO. Tanzania NGOs Di:ectery, Tanzania NGOs, Dar-es-Salaam,1989. Togo UNDP. Repertoire des ONG au Togo, Lome, 1991. Uganda DENIVA. List of NGOs, Development Network of Indigenous VoluntaryAssociations, Kampala, 19Q0. United Kingdom AHRTAG. Guide to Primary Health Care Courses in the United Kingdom,Appropriate Health Resources and Technologies Action Group, London, 1990. AHRTAG. Primary Health Care in Developing Countries: A Guide to Resourcesand Information in the United Kingdom, Appropriate Health Resources and Technologies ActionGroup, London, 1990. CIIR. Action for Justice and Peace: a Handbook for Groups, CatholicInstitute for International Relations, London, 1986. NCVO. Voluntary Agencies: The 1991 Directory, National Council ofVoluntary Organisations, Bedford Square Press, London, 1990. VOLCUF. Directory of Organisations Concerned with Under Fives, VoluntaryOrganisations Liaison Council for Under Fives, London, 1990. 251 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA United States ArAFAR. Learning AIDS: an Information Resources, 2nd edition, AmericanFoundation for AIDS Research, New York, 1989. brrERAcrioN.Diversity in Development- US Voluntary Assistance to Africa: Project Descriptions by Country and Sector, Inter Action, New York, 1986. INTERACTION. InterAction Member Profiles, Inter Action, NewYork, 1987. L. LONG. Non-Governmental Organizations' Involvement in ChildDevelopment in Developing Countries, Agency for Educational Development, Washington DC, 1992. Zaire D. MATHIOT. Base de Donnies ONG, UNDP, Kinshasa, 1989. Zambia ZCSD. Report on a Zambian NGOs Collaboration Conference,Zambian Council for Social Development, Lusaka, 1990. Zimbabwe VOICE. Directory of NGOs, Voluntary Organizations inCommunity Enterprise, Harare, 1988. ri A -,, 252 4 4 I Selected data bases on childhood,family and community issues family and community The following databases can be consultedfor further information on childhood, social welfare, legislation, etc...) and onorganizations dealing issues in various fields (health, education, directly for details on with these issues. The organizationsmanaging these data bases should be contacted access and use of the databases described, and on the availabilityof the publications listed. 101 KEY STATISTICS ON WORKAND FAMILY ISSUES IN THE1990s USA Bureau of National Affairs Inc, 123125th Street NW, Washington DC 20037, Subject: family-related work issues.including child care and family life issues Publications: 101 Key Statistics on Workand Family Issues in the 1990s ADVANCED MEDICAL INFORMATIONSERVICES AMS Corporation, 2-3-1 Marunouchi,Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100, Japan Subject: press releases and news storiesrelated to medicine and health care AFRICA NEWS SERVICE Africa News Service Inc, P.O. Box 3851,Durham NC 27702, USA and other Subject: news of Africa, including politics,economics, foreign affairs, culture, media, women topics Publications: Africa News AFRO/PHS - HEALTH INDICATORS WHO/AFRO, P.O. Box 6, Brazzaville, Congo Subject: health indicators for Africa AIDS Kingdom Bureau of Hygiene and Tropical Diseases,Keppel Street, London WCIE 7HT, United Subject: biomedical topics, studies on AIDS Publications: Current AIDS LiteratureAbstracts on Hygiene and CommunicableDiseases AIDS/SIDA UNESCO, Documentation and Computer-assistedManagement Service (ED/SDI), 7 Place de Fontenoy, 75700 Paris, France Subject: education for AIDS prevention,pedagogical materials Publications: Education for AIDS PreventionBibliography AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION INDEXDATABASE Australian Council for Educational Research,P.O. Box 210, Hawthorn Vic 3122, Australia Subject: education field includingspecial education and curriculum planning Publications: Australian Education Index nr, 4ti 253 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA AUSTRALIAN FAMILY AND SOCIETY ABSTRACTS Australian Institute of Family Studies, 300 Queen Street,Melbourne Vic 3000, Australia Subject: family life and families in Australia Publications: FAMILY Database BANQUE INTERNATIONALE D'INFORMATIONSUR LES ETATS FRANCOPHONES (BIEF) Banque Internationale d'Informationsur les Etats Francophones, Room 7E8, Secretary of State of Canada, Ottawa Ontario K1A0M5, Canada Subject: various topics and current affairs of Francophonecountries BIRD (Base d'Information Robert Debre) Centre International de l'Enfance, Château de Longchamp,75016 Paris, France Subject: all aspects of childhood and adolescence,including emotional, nutritional, health, educational, social and other topics, with emphasison developing countries CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect,P.O. Box 1182, Washington DC 20013, USA Subject: definition, identification, preventionand treatment of child abuse and neglect Publications: Child Abuse and Neglect ResearchReviewChild Abuse and Neglect ProgramsChild Abuse and Neglect Thesaurus CHILD CARE DATABASE Care Connectors Inc, P.O. Box 16272, IndianapolisIN 46216, USA Subject: child care institutions in the UnitedStates CHILD RESOURCE INFORMATIONBANK (CRIB) International Child Resource Institute, 1810Hopkins Street, Berkeley CA 94707, USA Subject: child abuse, child advocacy, childcare, child health, drug abuse, youth, families, education, peace education COMBINED HEALTH INFORMATIONDATABASE (CHID) Combined Health Information Database, BoxNDIC/CHID, Bethesda MD 20892, USA Subject: biomedicine and health topics including health education and health information,as well as AIDS education Publications: Current Awareness in HealthEducationHealthfinder Series COMPUTERIZED AIDS INFORMATIONNETWORK (CAIN) Computerized AIDS Information Network, 1213 North Highland Avenue, Los AngelesCA 90038, USA Subject: AIDS issues 254 n SELECTED DATA BASES DARE UNESCO, Unit for the Institutional Development of the Social and Human Sciences (SHS/IST), 7 Place de Fontenoy, 75700 Paris, France Subject: social science research and training institutions, peace, human rights and international law research and training institutions Publications: World Directory of Social Science InstitutionsWorld List of Social Science Periodicals Selective Inventory of Social Science Information and Documentation Services DATA BASE OF POPULATION AND DEMOGRAPHIC INDICATORS Planning and Statistical Unit, UNFPA, 220 East 42nd Street, New York NY 10017, USA Subject: demographic indicators, family planning, financing, population and population policy DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING ON-SITE DAY CARE: A CONSULTANT'S PERSPECTIVE Executive Telecom System International, The Human Resource Information Network, 9585 Valparaiso Court, Indianapolis IN 46268, USA Subject: case studies and analyses for establishing a child-care centre at the worksite Publications: Designing and Implementing On-Site Day Care: a Consultant's Perspective DIRECTORY OF ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND SOCIOLOGISTS CONCERNED WITH FOOD AND NUTRITION UNU Cambridge Programme Office, Center for Population Studies, Harvard University, 9 Bow Street, Cambridge MA 02138, USA Subject: data on food and nutrition specialists Publications: Directory of Anthropologists and Sociologists Concerned with Food and Nutrition DIRECTORY OF ASSOCIATIONS IN CANADA Micromedia Limited, 20 Victoria Street, Toronto Ontario M5C 2N8, Canada Subject: international, foreign, national and provincial associations and organizations in Canada Publications: Directory of Associations in Canada DIRECTORY OF ASSOCIATIONS, LABORATORIES AND RESEARCH INSTITUTES IN ISRAEL National Center of Scientific and Technological Information, Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, Atidim Industrial Park, P.O. Box 43074, Tel-Aviv 61430, Israel Subject: scientific organizations and research institutes in Israel DIRECTORY OF EDUCATION RESEARCH AND RESEARCHERS IN AUSTRALIA Commonwealth Department of Education, P.O. Box 826, Woden ACT 2606, Australia Subject: data on Australian researchers in education and education-related fields x,44 255 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA DISABILITIES SERVICES/EQUAL ACCESS CAFE disABILITIES Information Services, P.O. Box 1086, Arleta CA 91334, USA Subject: information for disabled persons and for people working with or caring for them DISABILITY STATISTICS DATA BASE (DISTAT) United Nations Statistical Office, United Nations Plaza, New York NY 10017, USA Subject: social and disability statistics Publications: Development of Statistical Concepts and Methods on Disability for Household Surveys Development of Statistics of Disabled Persons: Case Studies ECA AFRICA INDEX ECA Library, Economic Commission for Africa, P.O. Box 3001, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Subject: economic and social development data Publications: Africa Index EDUPLAN International Institute for Educational Planning, 7-9 rue Eugene Delacroix, 75116 Paris, France Subject: training and research institutions, governmental departments and specialized units, universities and specialists active in educational planning and administration Publications: Directory of Training and Research Institutions in Educational Planning EMBASE (Excerpts Medica) Excerpts Medics Publishing Group, Molenwerf 1, 1014 AG Amsterdam, Netherlands Subject: medical topics including public health, pediatrics and social medicine Publications: Excerpts Medics journals ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ASSOCIATIONS Gale Research Inc, 835 Penobscot Building, Detroit MI 48226-9948, USA Subject: non-profit associations and organizations worldwide Publications: Encyclopedia of Associations ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) United States Departement of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, Washington DC 20208, USA Subject: education, education-related areas and educational materials Publications: Current Index to Journals in EducationResources in Education EXCEPTIONAL CHILD EDUCATION RESOURCES (ECER) Council for Exceptional Children, 1920 Association Drive, Reston VA 22091, USA Subject: education, training and development of handicapped and gifted children Publications: Exceptional Child Education Resources Abstracts 256 eVO SELECTED DATA BASES FAMILY RESOURCES National Council on Family Relations, 1910 West County Road B, Suite 147, St Paul MN 55113, USA Subject: psychological and sociological studies pertaining to family-related topics including marriage, family policy, and services to families Publications: Inventory of Marriage and Family Literature FOUNDATION DIRECTORY The Foundation Center, 79 Fifth Avenue, New York NY 10003, USA Subject: descriptions of grant-making foundations Publications: The Foundation Directory FOUNDATION GRANTS INDEX The Foundation Center, 79 Fifth Avenue, New York NY 10003, USA Subject: descriptions of grants of US$ 5000 or more awarded to non-profit organizations worldwide by major US philanthropic foundations Publications: Foundation Grants Index GLOBAL REVIEW AND INVENTORY OF POPULATION POLICIES United Nations Population Division, United Nations Plaza, New York NY 10017, USA Subject: demographic indicators, data on population policy Publications: Global Population Policy Data Base HEALTH AND PSYCHOSOCIAL INSTRUMENTS Behavioral Measurement Database Services, P.O. 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5 0 261 INDEXES n ...-., 40 0 1_ Country Reference Codes ANGOLA AO BENIN BJ BOTSWANA BW BURKINA FASO BF BURUNDI BI CAMEROON CM CAPE VERDE CV CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CF COMOROS KM CONGO CG COTE D'IVOIRE CI ETHIOPIA ET GAMBIA GM GHANA GH GUINEA GN KENYA KE LESOTHO LS LIBERIA LR MADAGASCAR MG MALAWI MW MALI ML MAURITANIA MR MAURITIUS MU MOZAMBIQUE MZ NAMIBIA NA NIGER NE NIGERIA NG RWANDA RW SENEGAL SN SEYCHELLES SC SIERRA LEONE SL REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA ZA SUDAN SD SWAZILAND SZ TANZANIA TZ TOGO TG UGANDA UG ZAIRE ZR ZAMBIA ZM ZIMBABWE ZW Alphabetical List of Organizations ACTION MAGAZINE (ZW230) AFRICA-CULTURES (BJ003) AFRICAN MEDICAL AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION (KE060) AFRICAN NETWORK FOR THE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION AGAINST CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT (KE061) AHEAD PRESCHOOL CENTRE (SD187) ALDEIA DE CRIANCAS SOS MOCAMBIQUE (MZ120) ANKOHONANA MIRINDRA FINARITRA (MG087) ASSOCIATION ACTION RECHERCHE POUR LA PAIX ET LES DROITS DE L'ENFANT (ZR216) ASSOCIATION AFRICAINE D'EDUCATION POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT (TG201) ASSOCIATION BOURKINABE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (BF021) ASSOCIATION CENTRAFRICAINE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (CF032) ASSOCIATION DE PLANIFICATION FAMILIALE FIANAKAVIANA SAMBATRA (MG088) ASSOCIATION DES AMIS ET PARENTS D'ENFANTS HANDICAPES MENTAUX DE MADAGASCAR LES ORCHIDEES BLANCHES (MG089) ASSOCIATION DES ORGANISATIONS NON GOUVERNEMENTALES DE MADAGASCAR POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (MG090) ASSOCIATION DES SCOUTS DU RWANDA (RW146) ASSOCIATION DES SERVICES DE SANTE ADVENTISTES AU RWANDA (RW147) ASSOCIATION DES VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS AU TOGO (TG202) ASSOCIATION GUINEENNE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (GN058) ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA PROTECTION ET LA PROMOTION DE LA FAMILLE (ML108) ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA SANTE DE LA MERE ET DE L'ENFANT (ML109) ASSOCIATION MEDICALE INTERENTREPRISE DE TANANARIVE (MG091) ASSOCIATION OF PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUPS IN MALAWI (MW100) ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN OF ZIMBABWE (ZW231) ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS (ZW232) ASSOCIATION POUR LA PREVENTION DE LA DELINQUANCE JUVENILE (13J004) :j3 265 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUE-SAHARAN AFRICA ASSOCIATION POUR LA PROMOTION SOCIALE EDUCATIVE, CULTURELLE ET D'ALPHABETISATION DES ENFANTS (BJ005) ASSOCIATION RWANDAISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (RW148) ASSOCIATION SENEGALAISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (SN157) ASSOCIATION TOGOLAISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (TG203) ASSOCIATION VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS DU MALI (ML110) ASSOCIATION VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS SENEGAL (SN158) ASSOCIATION ZAIROISE POUR LE B1EN-ETRE FAMILIAL / NAISSANCES DESIRABLES (ZR217) AUNTIE MARGARET INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (NG124) BLOEMFONTEIN CHILD INFORMATION CENTRE (ZA169) BORDER EARLY LEARNING CENTRE (ZA170) BORNEFONDEN RWANDA (RW149) BUREAU D'ETUDE ET DE RECHERCHE POUR LA PROMOTION DE LA SANTE (ZR218) BUREAU DES FORMATIONS MEDICALES AGREEES DU RWANDA (RWI50) CABINET MEDICAL LE BON SAMARITAIN (MG092) CENTRE D'ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR EN SOINS INFIRMIERS (SN 159) CENTRE D'ETUDES POUR L'ACTION SOCIALE (ZR219) CENTRE DE GUIDANCE INFANTILE (SN160) CENTRE DE SANTE FAMILIALE (MG093) CENTRE FOR AFRICAN FAMILY STUDIES (KE062) CENTRE FOR AFRICAN SETTLEMENT STUDIES AND DEVELOPMENT (NG125) CENTRE FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (ZA171) CENTRE FOR SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH (NG126) CENTRE MEDICAL SOLIDARITE AGLA (B1006) CENTRE MEDICAL SOLIMA (MG094) CENTRE MEDICO SOCIAL JI.RA.MA (MG095) CENTRE MURAZ INSTITUT SCIENTIFIQUE TECHNIQUE OPERATIONNEL DE RECHERCHE INTERNATIONALE SUR LES MALADIES INFECTIEUSES AFRICAINES (BF022) CENTRE NATIONAL DE SANTE FAMILIALE (NE123) CHAMA CHA UZAZI NA MALEZI BORA TANZANIA (TZ192) 266 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS CHESHIRE HOMES MALAWI (MW101) CHILD CARE INFORMATION CENTRE (ZA172) CHILD HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (UG209) CHILD HEALTH UNIT (ZA173) CHILDREN, FAMILY AND YOUTH ORGANIZATION (ET041) CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND - TOGO (TG204) COMITE NATIONAL DU BENIN POUR LA PROMOTION DE & FAMILLE (BJ007) CONFEDERATION OF AFRICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES (NG127) DEFENSE DES ENFANTS INTERNATIONAL - BENIN (BJ008) DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES (TZ193) DEPARTMENT OF CHILD AFFAIRS (ZM223) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH (NG128) DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE (ZM224) DEPARTMENT OF GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING (NG129) DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND POPULATION DEVELOPMENT (ZA174) DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS AND CHILD HEALTH (UG210) DEPARTMENT OF PREVENTIVE AND SOCIAL MEDICINE (NG130) DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE (NG131) DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY (ZA175) DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY (ZM225) DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES (KE063) DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES (MU115) DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY (GH051) DIRECCAO DE ACCAO SOCIAL ESCOLAR (MZ121) DIRECTION DE LA SANTE DE LA FAMILLE (CG035) DIRECTION DE LA SANTE MATERNELLE ET INFANTILE ET L'EDUCATION POUR LA SANTE. (CG036) DIRECTION GENERALE DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE (CG037) DISABLED PEOPLE INTERNATIONAL - KENYA (KE064) 40J-r-- 267 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA 1 DIVISION DE LA SANTE FAMILIALE (TG205) EARLY CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (NG132) EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND CARE SECTION (ZW233) EARLY LEARNING RESOURCE UNIT (ZA176) EASTERN AND CENTRAL AFRICA FOCUS GROUP ON EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT (KE065) ECOLE NATIONALE DES ASSISTANTS SOCIAUX ET EDUCATEURS SPECIALISES (SN161) ENFANTS SOLIDAIRES D'AFRIQUE ET DU MONDE (BJ009) ETHIOPIAN NUTRITION INSTITUTE (ET042) FAMILY GUIDANCE ASSOCIATION OF ETHIOPIA (ET043) FAMILY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (ET044) FAMILY HEALTH DIVISION (BW019) FAMILY L .-"CIATION OF SWAZILAND (SZ191) FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF KENYA (KE066) FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF UGANDA (UG211) FIVONDRONAN 'NY TOKANTRANO KRISTIANINA (M G096) FOI ET PARTAGE - ASSOCIATION HUMANITAIRE DES TRAVAILLEURS CHRETIENS DU CNHU (BJ010) FOUNDATION FOR COMMUNITY WORK (ZA177) GHANA NATIONAL COMMISSION ON CHILDREN (GH052) GRASSROOTS EDUCARE TRUST (ZA178) GROUPE D'ACTION POUR LA SURVIE ET LE DEVELOPPEMENT DE L'ENFANT GUINEEN (GN059) GROUPE ENFANT ET L'ENVIRONNEMENT (B.1011) HEALTH BEHAVIOUR AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (KE067) HEALTH EDUCATION NETWORK (KE068) HLEKWENI FRIENDS RURAL SERVICES CENTRE (ZW234) HOME SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (GH053) INSTITUT DE FORMATION ET DE RECHERCHE DEMOGRAPHIQUES (CM027) INSTITUT DE LINGUISTIQUE APPLIQUEE (CI039) INSTITUT DE PEDIATRIE SOCIALE (SN162) 268 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS INSTITUT DE RECHERCHE EN SCIENCES DE LASANTE (ZR220) (TG206) INSTITUT MEDICO-PSYCHO-PEDAGOGIQUE"L'ENVOL" INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE EN SANTEPUBLIQUE (ML111) (NG133) INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND PRIMARY CARE (NG134) (KE069) INSTITUTE OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS (LS078) INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (NG135) INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION (ZA179) INSTITUTE OF NON-FORMAL EDUCATION OFSOUTHERN AFRICA (NGI36) INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH (LR086) INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDIES (LS079) (TZ194) INSTITUTE OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE INSTITUTO CABOVERDEANO DE MENOR, (CV029) INSTITUTO NACIONAL DA CRIANCA (A0001) INTER-AFRICAN COMMITTEE ON TRADITIONALPRACTICES AFFECTING THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN AFRICA (ET045) INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION -AFRICA REGIONAL OFFICE (KE070) INVALIDS' SALVATION STREAM (UG212) (TZ195) IRINGA NUTRITION PROGRAMME (KE071) KENYA MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE KENYA SOCIETY OF THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (KE072) KGOTSONG CHILD AND FAMILY WELFARE SOCIETY (ZA180) KISUMI PRIMARY HEALTH CARE PROJECT (KE073) KUSHANDA DISSEMINATION PROJECT (ZW235) LESOTHO DAY CARE AND COMMUNITY CENTRE (LS080) LESOTHO PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION (LS081) LESOTHO PRESCHOOL AND DAY CARE ASSOCIATION (LS082) LESOTHO SAVE THE CHILDREN (LS083) J 269 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA LIGUE ZAIROISE POUR LA DEFENSE DES DROITS DEL'ENFANT (ZR221) MALAWI COUNCIL FOR THE HANDICAPPED (MW102) MAURITIUS COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICE (MU116) MAURITIUS FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION (MU117) MAZINGIRA INSTITUTE (KE074) MINISTERIO DA SAUDE (CV030) MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, WOMEN AFFAIRS AND CHILDREN (T1196) MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (LS084) MINISTRY OF EDUCATION (SC166) MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE (ZW236) MINISTRY OF HEALTH (TZ197) MINISTRY OF HEALTH (ZM226) MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES (SL167) MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS (ET046) MINISTRY OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT (SD188) MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN AFFAIRS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES (MW103) MOUVEMENT D'APOSTOLAT DES ENFANTS DU BENIN (B1012) MUSHIN COMMUNITY DAY CARE PROJECT (NG137) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE CARE OF THE HANDICAPPED (ZW237) NATIONAL CENTRE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (KE075) NATIONAL CHILDREN'S COUNCIL (MU118) NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR POPULATION ACTIVITIES (NG138) NATIONAL COUNCIL OF DISABLED PERSONS OF ZIMBABWE (ZW238) NATIONAL FOOD AND NUTRITION COMMISSION (ZM227) NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION (BW020) NIGERIAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (NG139) NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE DEPARTMENT (GH054) OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY TEACHING HOSPITAL (NG140) 270 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS OEUVRE DE DON BOSCO A KIGALI (RW1S1) OFFICE DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE OUTRE-MER (CG038) OFFICE NATIONAL DE LA POPULATION (RW152) OKPASIA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE (NG141) ORGANISATION DE COORDINATION ET DE COOPERATION POUR LA LUTTE CONTRE LES GRANDES ENDEMIES (BF023) ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE - CAMEROUN (CM028) ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE - COMORES (KM034) ORGANISATION SANITAIRE TANANARIVIENNE INTER-ENTERPRISES (MG097) ORGANISME DE RECHERCHES SUR L'ALIMENTATION ET LA NUTRITION AFRICAINES ...... (SN163) ORGANIZACAO DAS MULHERES DE CABO VERDE (CV031) ORPHELINAT SAINTE AGATHE DE MASAKA (RW153) PAEDIATRIC DEPARTMENT (TZ198) PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF GHANA (GH055) PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF SIERRA LEONE (SL168) PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA181) PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF ZAMBIA (ZM228) PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF NIGERIA (NG142) POPE PAUL SPECIALIST HOSPITAL AND MATERNITY COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH PROJECT... (NG143) POPULATION AND HEALTH SERVICES (KE076) POPULATION INFORMATION NETWORK FOR AFRICA (ET047) PRE-SCHOOL EDUCATION SECTION (ET048) PRIMARY HEALTH CARE AND RURAL HEALTH CENTRE (S13189) PRIVATE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION OF MALAWI (MW104) PROGRAMME L'ENFANT POUR L'ENFANT (BJ013) PROJET ENFANTS EN SITUATION DIFFICILE (BJ014) PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT (NG144) QUEENSTOWN EARLY LEARNING CENTRE (ZA182) SAMPAN'ASA I.OTERANA MOMBA NY FAHASALAMANA (M G098) 271 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SAVE THE CHILDREN - MAURITIUS (MU119) SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND OF MALAWI (MW105) SECRETARIA DE ESTADO DOS ASSUNTOS SOCIALS (A0002) SECRETARIAT D'ETAT A L'ACT1ON SOCIALE ET A LA FAMILLE (BF024) SECTION DE L'EDUCATION PRESCOLAIRE (ML112) SERVICE DE L'ALIMENTATION ET DE LA NUTRITION APPLIQUEE AU SENEGAL (SN164) SERVICE EDUCATION A LA VIE (ZR222) SOEURS DE LA CHARITE DE SAINTE ANNE (RW154) SOEURS MISSIONNAIRES DE LA SOCIETE DE MARIE .W155) SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION OF GHANA (GI-1056) SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION OF NAMIBIA (NA122) SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE ASSOCIATION ZIMBABWE (ZW239) SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE GAMBIA ASSOCIATION (GM050) SOS CHILDREN'S VILLAGE SUDAN (SD190) SURVIE DE LA MERE ET DE L'ENFANT (13J015) TANZANIA ASSOCIATION OF THE DISABLED (TZ199) TANZANIA FOOD AND NUTRITION CENTRE (TZ200) TERRE DES HON MES - BENIN (BJ016) TOMORROW CHILDREN (BJ017) TRANSVAAL MEMORIAL INSTITUTE FOR CHILD HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT (ZA 183) TRIBUNAL DE PREMIERE INSTANCE DE LOME (TG207) UGANDA DISABLED WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION (UG213) UGANDA SOCIETY FOR PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (UG214) UNICEF - COTE D'IVOIRE (CI040) UNICEF FIELD OFFICE - BURKINA FASO (BF025) UNICEF FIELD OFFICE - CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC (CF033) UNITE DE POPULATION (ML113) UNITE DE RECHERCHE DEMOGRAPHIQUE (TG208) UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - LESOTHO (LS085) 272 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS UNITED NATIONS FUND FOR POPULATION ACTIVITIES - KENYA (KE077) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES - SENEGAL (SN165) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES ZIMBABWE (ZW240) UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND - GHANA (GH057) UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND MALAWI (MW106) UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC (ZA184) VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS ABOMEY-CALAVI (BI018) VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE GITEGA (BI026) VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE KIGALI (RW156) VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE MADAGASCAR VOHIJAZA LIANTSOA (MG099) VUMANI PRESCHOOL PROJECT (ZA185) WOMEN'S AFFAIRS CO-ORDINATING DEPARTMENT (ET049) WOMEN'S GLOBAL NETWORK ON REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS- UGANDA CHAPTER (UG215) WORLD VISION MAURITANIA (MR114) WOZ' OBONA EARLY CHILDHOOD COMMUNITY SERVICE GROUP (ZA186) ZAMBIA ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES (ZM229) ZIMBABWE NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING COUNCIL (ZW241) ZOMBA PLAY GROUP (MW107) ZONAL HEALTH EDUCATION UNIT (NG145) 273 Organizations' Acronym Index ABBEF ASSOCIATION BOURKINABE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (BF021) ACABEF ASSOCIATION CENTRAFRICAINE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (CF032) AGBEF ASSOCIATION GUINEENNE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (GN058) WED GROUPE ENFANT ET L'ENVIRONNEMENT (BJ011) AMIFI ANKOHONANA MIRINDRA FINARITRA (MG087) AMIS AUNTIE MARGARET INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (NG124) AMIT ASSOCIATION MEDICALE INTERENTREPRISE DE TANANARIVE (MG091) AMPPF ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA PROTECTION ET LA (ML108) PROMOTION DE LA FAMILLE AMREF AFRICAN MEDICAL AND RESEARCH FOUNDATION (KE060) ANPPCAN AFRICAN NETWORK FOR THE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION (KE061) AGAINST CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT APDJ ASSOCIATION POUR LA PREVENTION DE LA DELINQUANCE (BJ004) JUVENILE APPIM ASSOCIATION OF PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUPS IN MALAWI (MW100) ARBEF ASSOCIATION RWANDAISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (RW148) ARPE ASSOCIATION ACTION RECHERCHE POUR LA PAIX ET LES (ZR216) DROITS DE L'ENFANT ASAFED ASSOCIATION AFRICAINE D'EDUCATION POUR LE (TG201) DEVELOPPEMENT ASAME ASSOCIATION MALIENNE POUR LA SANTE DE LA MERE ET (ML109) DE L'ENFANT ASBEF ASSOCIATION SENEGALAISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (SN157) ASR ASSOCIATION DES SCOUTS DU RWANDA (RW146) ASSAR ASSOCIATION DES SERVICES DE SANTE ADVENTISTES (RW147) AU RWANDA ATBEF ASSOCIATION TOGOLAISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL (TG203) A W C ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS (ZW232) AWZ ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN OF ZIMBABWE (ZW231) AZBEF-ND ASSOCIATION ZAIROISE POUR LE BIEN-ETRE FAMILIAL ! (ZR217) NAISSANCES DESIRABLES 0 r - 0 .4.. 0 f., 275 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA BELC BORDER EARLY LEARNING CENTRE (ZA170) BERPS BUREAU.D'ETUDE ET DE RECHERCHE POUR LA PROMOTION (ZR218) DE LA SANTE BUFMAR BUREAU DES FORMATIONS MEDICALES AGREEES DU RWANDA (RW150) CAFS CENTRE FOR AFRICAN FAMILY STUDIES (KE062) CAMAS CONFEDERATION OF AFRICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS (NG127) AND SOCIETIES CASSAD CENTRE FOR AFRICAN SETTLEMENT STUDIES AND (NG125) DEVELOPMENT CCF - Togo CHRISTIAN CHILDREN'S FUND - TOGO (TG204) CCIC CHILD CARE INFORMATION CENTRE (ZA172) CENSCER CENTRE FOR SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL (NG126) RESEARCH Centre Muraz CENTRE MURAZ - INSTITUT SCIENTIFIQUE TECHNIQUE (BF022) - ISTORIA OPERATIONNEL DE RECHERCHE INTERNATIONALE SUR LES MALADIES INFECTIEUSES AFRICAINES CEPAS CENTRE D'ETUDES POUR L'ACTION SOCIALE (ZR219) CESSI CENTRE D'ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR EN SOINS INFIRMIERS (SN159) CIIDC CHILD HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (UG209) CMLBS CABINET MEDICAL LE BON SAMARITAIN (MG092) CNBPF COMITE NATIONAL DU BENIN POUR LA PROMOTION DE (B.I007) LA FAMILLE CNSF CENTRE NATIONAL DE SANTE FAMILIALE (NE123) CSD CENTRE FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT (ZA171) CSF CENTRE DE SANTE FAMILIALE (MG093) DASE DIRECCAO DE ACCAO SOCIAL ESCOLAR (MZ121) DCA DEPARTMENT OF CHILD AFFAIRS (ZM223) DEI-Benin DEFENSE DES ENFANTS INTERNATIONAL - BENIN (BJ008) DPI - Kenya DISABLED PEOPLE INTERNATIONAL KENYA (KE064) DSF DIRECTION DE LA SANTE MATERNELLE ET INFANTILE (CG036) ET L'EDUCATION POUR LA SANTE ECAFOG EASTERN AND CENTRAL AFRICA FOCUS GROUP ON EARLY (KE065) CHILDHOOD CARE AND DEVELOPMENT 276 ACRONYM INDEX ECCDE EARLY CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION (NG132) DEPARTMENT ELRU EARLY LEARNING RESOURCE UNIT (ZA176) ENAES ECOLE NATIONALE DES ASSISTANTS SOCIAUX ET (SN16I) EDUCATEURS SPECIALISES ENI ETHIOPIAN NUTRITION INSTITUTE (ET042) ESAM ENFANTS SOLIDAIRES D'AFRIQUE ET DU MONDE (BJ009) FCW FOUNDATION FOR COMMUNITY WORK (ZA177) FGAE FAMILY GUIDANCE ASSOCIATION OF ETHIOPIA (ET043) FHD FAMILY HEALTH DEPARTMENT (ET044) FISA ASSOCIATION DE PLANIFICATION FAMILIALE FIANAKAVIANA (MG088) SAMBATRA FLAS FAMILY LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SWAZILAND (SZ191) FPAK FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF KENYA (KE066) FPAU FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION OF UGANDA (UG211) FTK FIVONDRONAN 'NY TOKANTRANO KRISTIANINA (MG096) GASDEG GROUPE D'ACTION POUR LA SURVIE ET LE DEVELOPPEMENT (GN059) DE L'ENFANT GUINEEN GNCC GHANA NATIONAL COMMISSION ON CHILDREN (GH052) HEN HEALTH EDUCATION NETWORK (KE068) IAC INTER-AFRICAN COMMITTEE ON TRADITIONAL PRACTICES (ET045) AFFECTING THE HEALTH OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN AFRICA ICHPC INSTITUTE OF CHILD HEALTH AND PRIMARY CARE (NG134) ICM INSTITUTO CABOVERDEANO DE MENORES (CV029) IFORD INSTITUT DE FORMATION ET DE RECHERCHE (CM027) DEMOGRAPHIQUES INC INSTITUTO NACIONAL DA CRIANCA (A0001) INESA INSTITUTE OF NON-FORMAL EDUCATION OF SOUTHERN AFRICA (ZA179) INP IRINGA NUTRITION PROGRAMME (TZ195) INRSP INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHE EN SANTE PUBLIQUE (ML111) IPPFAR INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION - (KE070) AFRICA REGIONAL OFFICE 264 277 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA IPS INSTITUT DE PEDIATRIE SOCIALE (SN162) ISAS INSTITUTE OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN STUDIES (LS079) ISS INVALIDS' SALVATION STREAM (UG212) LIZADDE LIGUE ZAIROISE POUR LA DEFENSE DES DROITS DE L'ENFANT (ZR221) LPDCA LESOTHO PRESCHOOL AND DAY CARE ASSOCIATION (LS082) LPPA LESOTHO PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION (LS081) LSC LESOTHO SAVE THE CHILDREN (LS083) MACOHA MALAWI COUNCIL FOR THE HANDICAPPED (N1W102) MACOSS MAURITIUS COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SERVICE (MU116) MADEB MOUVEMENT D'APOSTOLAT DES ENFANTS DU BENIN (BJ012) MCDC MUSHIN COMMUNITY DAY CARE PROJECT (NG137) MCDWC MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, WOMEN AFFAIRS (TZ196) AND CHILDREN MFPA MAURITIUS FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION (MU117) MOCS MINISTRY OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN AFFAIRS AND (MW103) COMMUNITY SERVICES NACECE NATIONAL CENTRE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION (KE075) NASCOH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE CARE (ZW237) OF THE HANDICAPPED NCPA NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR POPULATION ACTIVITIES (NG138) NERDC NIGERIAN EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (NG139) COUNCIL NIR NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH (BW020) AND DOCUMENTATION OCCGE ORGANISATION DE COORDINATION ET DE COOPERATION (BF023) POUR LA LUTTE CONTRE LES GRANDES ENDEMIES OCIIC OKPASIA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE (NG141) ODBK OEUVRE DE DON BOSCO A KIGALI (RW151) OMCV ORGANIZACAO DAS MULHERES DE CABO VERDE (CV031) OMS - Cameroun ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE - CAMEROUN (CM028) OMS - Comores ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTE - COMORES (KM034) 278 263 ACRONYM INDEX (RW152) ONAPO OFFICE NATIONAL DE LA POPULATION (SN163) ORANA ORGANISME DE RECHERCHES SUR L'ALIMENTATION ET LA NUTRITION AFRICAINES ORSTOM OFFICE DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE (CG038) OUTRE-MER OSTIE ORGANISATION SANITAIRE TANANARIVIENNE (MG097) INTER- ENTERPRISES (MW104) PHAM PRIVATE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION OF MALAWI (KE076) PITS POPULATION AND HEALTH SERVICES POPIN-Africa POPULATION INFORMATION NETWORK FOR AFRICA (ET047) PPAG PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF GHANA (GH055) PPASA PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH AFRICA (ZA181) PPAZ PLANNED PARENTHOOD ASSOCIATION OF ZAMBIA (ZM228) PPFN PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION OF NIGERIA (NG142) QELC QUEENSTOWN EARLY LEARNING CENTRE (ZA182) SALFA SAMPAN'ASA LOTERANA MOMBA NY FAHASALAMANA (MG098) SANAS SERVICE DE L'ALIMENTATION ET DE LA NUTRITION (SN164) APPLIQUEE AU SENEGAL SCFM SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND OF MALAWI (MW105) SCM SAVE THE CHILDREN - MAURITIUS (MU119) SEAS SECRETARIA DE ESTADO DOS ASSUNTOS SOCIALS (A0002) TC TOMORROW CHILDREN (BJ017) TFNC TANZANIA FOOD AND NUTRITION CENTRE (TZ200) TMI TRANSVAAL MEMORIAL INSTITUTE FOR CHILD HEALTH (ZA183) AND DEVELOPMENT UCT CGC UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC (ZA184) UMATI CHAMA CHA UZA2,1 NA MALEZI BORA TANZANIA (TZ192) UNDP - Lesotho UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - LESOTHO (LS085) UNFPA - Ghana UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND - GHANA (GH057) UNFPA - Kenya UNITED NATIONS FUND FOR POPULATION ACTIVITIES KENYA (KE077) UNFPA - Malawi UNITED NATIONS POPULATIO' 9.1ND - MALAWI (MW106) 279 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA UNHCR - Senegal UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (SN16S) - SENEGAL UNHCR - Zimbabwe UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONERFOR REFUGEES (ZW240) - ZIMBABWE URD UNITE DE RECHERCHE DEMOGRAPHIQUE (TG208) USPH UGANDA SOCIETY FOR PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (UG214) VESOS - Mali ASSOCIATION VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS DU MALI (ML110) VESOS Gitega VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE GITEGA (BI026) VESOS Kigali VILLAGE D'ENFANTS SOS DE KIGALI (RW156) VESOS Togo ASSOCIATION DES VILLAGES D'ENFANTS SOS AU TOGO (TG202) ZACALD ZAMBIA ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH (ZM229) LEARNING DISABILITIES ZNFPC ZIMBABWE NATIONAL FAMILY PLANNING COUNCIL (ZW241) 280 AU'1 7 Type of Actions Index CHILD-TO-CHILD PROGRAMMES BF025 BJ005 BJ009 BJO11 BJ012 BJ013 3J015 BJ017 BW019 CF033 ET042 GH054 GM050 KE060 KE061 KE064 KE076 LS078 MG098 MW103 MZ121 NG131 NG132 NG134 NG137 NG139 NG141 SL167 TG206 TZ197 UG209 UG210 UG212 UG214 ZA170 ZA171 ZA181 ZA186 ZR217 ZR218 ZW236 GRANT-MAKING BJ009 BJ017 CF033 ET049 GH052 GH057 KE063 KE064 MW103 MZ121 NG131 NG141 RW149 RW150 SD188 SL167 TG204 TZ196 ZA178 ZA181 ZW236 INFORMATION ACTIVITIES A0002 BF021 BF022 BF023 BF025 BJ003 BJ004 BJ005 BJ007 BJ009 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ017 BJ018 BW019 BW020 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG036 C1040 CM028 CV030 CV031 ET041 ET042 ET043 ET044 ET045 ET046 ET047 ET049 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH057 GM050 GN058 GN059 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE066 KE067 KE068 KE070 KE072 KE073 KE074 KE075 KE076 KE077 KM034 LS078 LS081 LS082 LS083 LS084 LS085 MG087 MG088 MG089 MG090 MGO91 MG092 MG093 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG097 MG098 ML108 ML109 ML110 ML111 ML112 ML113 MR114 MU115 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105 MZ120 MZ121 NE123 NG125 NG127 NG129 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG135 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 NG145 RW148 RW150 RW152 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD189 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN158 SN160 SN161 SN162 SN163 SN164 SN165 SZ191 TG201 TG202 TG203 TG205 TG208 TZ192 TZ195 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 TZ200 UG209 UG210 UG211 UG212 UG213 UG214 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186 ZM223 ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 Z1i229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR221 ZR222 ZW230 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233 ZW235 ZW236 ZW237 ZW238 ZW239 ZW240 ZW241 INTEGRATED COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES A0001 A0002 BF022 BF024 BF025 BJ006 BJ007 BJ009 BJ013 BJ014 CF032 CF033 CG035 CM028 CV029 CV030 CV031 ET042 GH054 GN058 KE063 KE064 KE069 KE073 KM034 LS081 LS085 MR114 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW102 MW103 MW104 MZ121 NG124 NG125 NG130 NG13J NG132 NG139 NG141 NG142 RW148 RW150 SC166 SD188 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN164 TG204 TG205 TZ192 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG212 UG215 ZA177 ZAJ78 ZA179 ZA182 ZM223 ZM226 ZW232 ZW236 ZW237 ZW238 281 263 ECCEDIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA INTEGRATED PROGRAMMING A0001 A0002 BF021 BF022 BF025 BI026 BJ009 BJ012 BJ014 BJ016 BW019BW020 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG036 CI040 CM028 CV029 CV030 CV031 ET041ET042 ET046 ET049 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH056 GH057 GN058 GN059 KE060KE061 KE063 KE064 KE067 KE073 KE074 KE075 KE076 KM034 LS078 LS081 LS082LS085 MG091 MG092 MG093 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG098 MG099 ML109 ML111 ML113MR114 MU117 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105 MZ120 MZ121 NA122NG129 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG135 NG137 NG139 NG141 NG142 NG144NG145 RW148 RW150 RW152 RW156 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD189 SL167 SL168 SN157SN158 SN162 SN163 SN164 TG201 TG202 TG204 TG205 TZ192 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198TZ199 TZ200 UG209 UG212 UG214 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA173 ZA174 ZA178 ZA179ZA181 ZA182 ZA185 ZA186 ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 ZM229 ZR217 ZR218 ZW232 ZW233ZW235 ZW236 ZW237 ZW241 NETWORKING 8E021 BF022 13E023 BF024 BF025 BI026 BJ004 BJ006 BJ009 BJ010BJ011 BJ013 BJ014 BJ016 BJ017 CF032 CF033 CG035 CM028 ET041 ET044 ET045ET049 GH052 GH054 GH057 GN058 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065KE068 KE072 KE074 KE075 KE077 KM034 LS082 LS085 MG088 ML112 MR114 MU117MU118 MU119 MW102 MW103 MW104 MZ121 NG125 NG131 NG132 NG137 NG139 NG141NG142 RW146 RW148 RW149 SD188 SD189 SL167 SN157 SN160 SN162 SN164 TG201TG204 TG205 TZ192 TZ195 TZ197 TZ199 TZ200 UG210 UG212 UG213 UG215 ZA169ZA170 ZA171 ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA181 ZA182 ZA184ZA185 ZA186 ZM223 ZM227 ZM228 ZM229 ZR218 ZR221 ZW230 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233ZW235 ZW236 ZW237 PARENT-TO-PARENT PROGRAMMES BF025 BJ004 BJ009 BJ011 BJ014 BJ016 BJ017 CF033ET042 KE062 KE064 KE077 LS081 MU119 MZ121 NG131 NG141 RW148 SL167 SN157 SN160TZ192 TZ196 UG212 UG215 ZA169 ZW234 ZW236 PARENT/COMMUNITY PROGRAMMES BF021 BF024 13E025 BJ004 BJ009 BJ014 BJ017 BW019CF033 CG035 CV029 CV030 GH054 GH057 GN058 KE060 KE063 KE064 KE066 KE071KE073 KE074 KE075 KE076 KE077 LS083 LS084 MG087 MG088 MG090 MG095 MG096MG098 ML111 MR114 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW106 MZ120 MZ121NG125 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG141 NG142 RW148RW152 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD189 SL167 SN157 SN160 SN162 SN164 SZ191 TZ192TZ196 TZ197 TZ199 UG209 UG212 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA173 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178ZA179 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA186 ZM223 ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 ZR217 ZR222ZW232 ZW233 ZW236 ZW241 282 TYPE OF ACTIONS INDEX POLICY A0002 BF025 BJ013 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG037 CV029CV030 ET041 ET042 ET043 ET045 ET048 ET049 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH057 GN058 GN059KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE073 KE075 KE077 KM034 LS082LS085 ML110 ML112 ML113 MU116 MU117 MU119 MW102 MW103 MZ121 NE123 NG125 NG131NG132 NG135 NG137 NG139 NG141 NG144 RW148 RW150 SD187 SD188SD189 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN162 SN164 TG201 TZ192 TZ196 TZ197 TZ199 TZ200 UG211 UG212UG214 ZA170 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA178 ZA181 ZA182 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186 ZM223 ZM226ZM227 ZM229 ZR217 ZR221 ZW233 ZW236 ZW237 ZW240 PROGRAMMES/PROJECTS A0001 BF021 BF022 BF023 BF024 BF025 BJ004 BJ006 BJ007BJ009 BJ010 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 CF032 CF033 CG035 CI040 CM028 CV029CV030 CV031 ET041 ET042 ET044 ET045 ET048 ET049 GH052 GH054 ,OH057 GM050GN058 GN059 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE066 KE068 KE069 KE071KE072 KE073 KE074 KE075 KE076 KE077 KM034 LS081 LS083 LS085 MG088 MG089MG090 MG091 ML112 MR114 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103MW104 MZ121 NA122 NG125 NG131 NG132 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140 NG142 NG144RW146 RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW151 SD187 SD188 SD189 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN158SN159 SN162 SN164 SN165 TG204 TG205 TG206 TZ192 TZ193 TZ195 TZ196 TZ197TZ198 TZ199 UG210 UG212 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA177ZA178 ZA179 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZM223 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR216ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR222 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233 ZW234 ZW236 ZW238 ZW240 PUBLICATIONS/MATERIALS BF022 BF023 BF025 BJ003 BJ005 BJ009 BJ011 BJ015 BJ017 CF032 CF033CG035 CM028 CV030 CV031 ET042 ET044 GH052 GH053 GH054 KE061 KE062 KE064KE065 KE074 KE077 LS081 MG088 ML112 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW102 MW103 MZ121NG125 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG138 NG139 NG141 NG142 NG144 RW148 RW150 SC166SD188 SL167 SN157 SN160 SN163 SN164 TG201 TZ192 TZ196 TZ197 TZ199 UG210UG212 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA178 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZM223 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR218 ZR219 ZR222 ZW230 ZW232 ZW236 RESEARCH A0001 BF022 BF023 BF024 BF025 BJ003 BJ005 BJ006 BJ008 BJ009 BJ011BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ017 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG037 CG038 CI039 CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030 ET041 ET042 ET044 ET045 ET048 ET049 GH051 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH057 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE068 KE071 KE074 KE075 KE077 LR086 LS079 LS081 MG090 ML112 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW101 MW102 MW103 MZ121 NG125 NG126 NG128 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG136 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG142 NG144 RW150 SC166 SD188 SD189 SL167 SL168 SN159 SN160 SN161 SN162 SN164 TG208 TZ192 TZ193 TZ194 TZ195 TZ196 TZ197 UG209 UG210 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA173 ZA174 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZM223 ZM224 ZM225 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR220 ZR222 ZW233 ZW237 283 ti" - ECCEDIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SERVICES BF021 BF022 BF024 BI026 BJ006 BJ007 BJ009BJ010 BJ013 BJ016 BJ018 CF032 CF033 CG035 CM028 CV029 CV030 ET042ET044 GH053 GH054 GN058 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE073 KE076 KE077 KM034LS080 LS083 MG088 MG089 MG090 MG093 MG097 ML112 MR114 MU117 MU118 MU119MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MZ121 NA122 NG125 NG131 NG132 NG137 NG139 NG140NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 RW146 RW147 RW148 RW150 RW151 RW153 RW154 RW155RW156 SC166 SD188 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN163 TG205 TG207 TZ192 TZ195 TZ196TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG210 UG211 UG212 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA172 2A173 ZA174ZA178 ZA180 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZM223 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR217 ZR218ZR222 ZW231 ZW234 ZW236 ZW237 ZW239 TRAINING A0001 A0002 BF021 BF022 BF023 BF024BF025 BJ003 BJ004 BJ005 BJ006 BJ009 BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BW019 BW020 CF032CF033 CG035 CG036 CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030 CV031 ET041 ET042 ET043ET044 ET048 ET049 GH051 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH056 GH057 GM050 GN059 KE060KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE066 KE069 KE073 KE075 KE077 KM034 LS079 LS080.LS081LS082 LS085 MG087 MG092 MG095 MG096 MG098 ML108 ML109 ML110 ML112ML113 MR114 MU115 MU116 MU117 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105MW107 MZ121 NE123 NG125 NG129 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG135 NG137NG138 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG142 NG144 NG145 RW148 RW150 RW151 RW152 SC166SD187 SD188 SD189 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN158 SN159 SN160 SN161 SN162 SN164 TG202 TG203 TG204 TG205TG206 TG208 TZ192 TZ194 TZ195 T2196 TZ197TZ199 TZ200 UG209 UG210 UG212UG214 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 %A179 ZA181ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186 ZM223 ZM226ZM227 ZM228 ZM229 ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR222 ZW232 ZW233 ZW234 ZW236 ZW237 284 2 Focus of Programmes Index CHILD ADVOCACY A0001 A0002 BF021 BF024 BF025 B1026 BJ005 BJ008 BJ009 BJ010 BJ011BJ012 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 BW019 CF033 CG035 CG036 CI040 CM028 CV029 CV030 ET041 ET042 ET044 ET045 GH052 GH053 GH056 GH057 GN058 GN059 KE061 KE063 KE064 KM034 LS078 LS081 LS082 MG096 MG098 ML110 ML112 ML113 MU117MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW105 MZ12O MZ121 NG125 NG131 NG132NG135 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG141 NG142 NG144 NG145 RW148 RW153 RW156 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD190 SL167 SN161 SN162 SN164 SN165 TG201 TG204 TG205 TG206 TG207 TZ192 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG209 UG210 UG212 UG215 ZA170 ZA171 ZA173 ZA174 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186 ZM223 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR221 ZW230 ZW232 ZW233 ZW234 ZW236 ZW240 CHILD AT RISK A0002 BF021 BF022 BF025 B1026 BJ004 BJ005 BJ009 BJ010 BJ011 BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 BW019 CF033 CG035 CI040 CM028 CV029 ET041 ET042 ET049 GH052 GH053 GN058 KE061 KE063 KE064 KE069 KE072 KM034 LS078 LS081 LS082 LS083 MG089 MG092 MG095 MG098 ML109 1L110 ML112 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MZ121 NE123 NG125 NG127 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG144 RW146 RW148 RW151 RW153 RW156 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD190 SL167 SN158 SN159 SN160 SN161 SN162 SN164 SN165 TG201 TG204 TG206 TG207 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG209 UG210 UG211 UG212 UG213 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA172 ZA173 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177 ZA179 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA186 ZM223 ZM226 ZM229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR219 ZR222 ZW230 ZW232 ZW234 ZW236 ZW239 ZW240 CHILD CARE & EDUCATION A0001 A0002 BF021 BF024 BF025 81026 BJ004 BJ005 BJ006 BJ009 BJ010 BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 83015 BJ016 BJ017 BJ018 BW019 BW020 CF033 CG035 CG036 C1039 CI040 CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030 CV031 ET041 ET042 ET044 ET045 ET046 ET048 ET049 GH051 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH057 GM050 GN059 KE060 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE068 KE070 KS071 KE072 KFC75 KM034 LR086 LS078 LS079 LS080 LS081 LS082 LS083 LS084 LS085 MG087 MG089 MG091 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG097 MG098 MG099 ML109 ML111 ML112 MR114 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105 MW107 MZ120 MZ121 NA122 NE123 NG124 NG125 NGI26 NG127 NG128 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG135 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG143 NG144 NG145 RW146 RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW153 RW154 RW155 RW156 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD189 SD190 SL167 SN157 SN158 SN159 SN161 SN162 SN164 SN165 TG201 TG202 TG204 TG205 TG206 TG207 TZ192 TZ193 TZ195 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG209 UG210 UG211 UG212 UG213 UG214 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA172 ZA173 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA180 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186 ZM223 ZM224 ZM225 ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 ZM229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR220 ZR222 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233 ZW234 ZW235 ZW236 ZW237 ZW238 ZW239 ZW240 ZW241 27C) 285 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA CHILD HEALTH & DEVELOPMENT A0001 A0002 BF021 BF022 BF023 BF025 51026 BJ003 BJ004 BJ005 BJ006 BJ007 BJ009 BJ010 BJ011 BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 BJ018 BW019 BW020 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG036 CG037 CG038 CI039 CI040 CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030 CV031 ETO41 ET042 ET043 ET044 ET045 ET046 ET049 GH051 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH055 GHO56 GH057 GM050 GN058 GN059 KE060 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE067 KE068 KE069 KE070 KE071 KE072 KE073 KE074 KE075 KE076 KM034 LR086 LS078 LS079 LS080 LS081 LS08' LS083 LS084 LS085 MG088 MG089 MG090 MG091 MG092 MG093 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG097 MG098 MG099 ML1O9 ML111 ML112 MR114MU115 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105 MW106MW107 MZ120 MZ121 NA122 NE123 NG124 NG125 NG126 NG127 NG128 NG129 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG136 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG142 NG143NG144 NG145 RW146 RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW151 RW153 RW154 RW155 RW156SC166 SD187 SD188 SD189 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN158 SN159 5N160 SN161 SN162 SN163 SN164 SN165 TG201 TG202 TG203 TG204 TG205 TG206 TG207 TG208TZ192 TZ193 TZ194 TZ195 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 TZ200 UG209 UG210 UG211UG212 UG213 UG214 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA175 ZA176ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA180 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186 ZM223 ZM224ZM225 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR220 ZR222 ZW230 ZW231ZW232 ZW233 ZW234 ZW235..ZW236 ZW237 ZW238 ZW239 ZW240 ZW241 COMMUNITY ADVOCACY A0001 BF021 BF024 BF025 BI026 BJ004 BJ005 BJ006 BJ007 BJ008 BJO11BJ012 5J014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG036 CG037 CG038 CI040CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030 ET042 ET045 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH056 GH057 GN058GN059 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE068 KE072 KE077 KM034 LS078 LS081LS082 MG090 MG093 MG096 MG098 ML110 ML112 ML113 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119MW100 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105 MW106 MZ120 MZ121 NG125 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG135NG137 NG138 NG139 NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 NG145 RW150 RW156 SC166SD187 SD188 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN161 SN162 SN164 SN165 SZ191 TG201 TG204TG207 TZ192 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG209 UG210 UG212 UG213 UG215 ZA170ZA171 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186ZM223 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR217 ZR219 ZR221 ZW232 ZW233 ZW236 ZW237 ZW240 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & AWARENESS A0001 BF021 BF022 BF023 BF024 BF025 BI026 BJ003 BJ004 BJ005BJ006 BJ007 BJ008 BJ009 BJ011 BJ012 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 BJ018BW019 BW020 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG037 CG038 CI040 CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030 ET041ET042 ET045 ET046 ET049 GH051 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH056 GH057GM050 GN058 GN059 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE066 KE067 KE068 KE069KE070 KE071 KE072 KE073 KE074 KE075 KE076 KE077 KM034 LR086 LS078 LS079LS081 LS082 LS083 LS084 LS085 MG088 MG089 MG095 MG096 MG098 MG099ML108 ML109 ML111 ML112 ML113 MR114 MU115 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105 MW106 MZ120 MZ121 NG125 NG126 NG128 NG130NG131 NG132 NG134 NG136 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144NG145 RW146 RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW151 RW152 RW154 RW155 SC166 SD188SD389 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN158 SN159 SN160 SN161 SN162 SN163 SN164SN165 TG201 TG202 TG203 TG204 TG205 TG208 TZ192 TZ193 TZ194 TZ195 TZ196TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG209 UG211 UG212 UG213 UG214 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171ZA173 ZA174 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA180 ZA181 ZA182 ZA184 ZA185ZA186 ZM223 ZM224 ZM225 ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 ZM229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR219 ZR220ZR222 ZW230 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233 ZW236 ZW237 ZW239 ZW240 286 273 Focus OF PROGRAMMES INDEX COMMUNITY WELFARE & INVOLVEMENT A0001 A0002 BF021 BF022 BF024 BF025 81026 BJ003 BJ004BJ005 BJ006 BJ007 BJ008 BJ009 BJO11 BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016BJ017 BJ018 BW019 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG037 CG038 CI040 CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030CV031 ET041 ET042 ET043 ET045 ET046 ET047 ET049 GH051 GH052 GH053GH054 GH057 GM050 GN058 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE068 KE069 KE070 KE071KE072 KE073 KE074 KE076 KE077 KM034 LS079 LS080 LS081 LS082 MG087 MG088MG089 MG090 MG092 MG093 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG097 ML108 ML109 ML112 ML113MR114 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW103 MW104 MW107 MZ120 MZ121NA122 NE123 NG124 NG125 NG127 NG128 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG136 NG137 NG138NG139 NG140 NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 RW146 RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW151RW154 RW155 RW156 SC166 SD188 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN158 SN159 SN160SN161 SN162 SN164 SN165 TG201 TG202 TG204 TG205 TG207 TZ192 TZ193 TZ195TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 UG209 UG210 UG212 UG213 U0214 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA172ZA173 ZA174 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA180 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185ZM223 ZM224 ZM225 ZM226 ZM229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR220 ZR222 ZW231ZW232 ZW234 ZW236 ZW237 ZW239 ZW240 ZW241 FAMILY AT RISK BF021 BF024 BF025 BJ003 BJ004 BJ005 BJ006 BJ009 BJ010BJO11 BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 BJ018 BW019 BW020 CF033 CM028CV029 CV030 ET042 GH052 08053 GH057 GN058 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE069KE072 KE076 KE077 LS081 LS082 LS085 MG088 MG098 MR114 MU117 MU118 MU119MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MZ121 NG125 NG131 NG132 NG137 NG138 NG141 NG142NG144 RW147 RW148 RW149 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157SN158 SN161 SN164 SN165 TG201 TG204 TZ192 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG209 UG210 UG212UG213 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA172 ZA173 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177 ZA179 ZA181ZA184 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR217 ZR222 ZW230 ZW232 ZW233 ZW234 ZW236 ZW237ZW240 FAMILY EDUCATION & AWARENESS A0001 A0002 BF021 BF022 BF024 BF025 BI026 BJ003 BJ004 BJ005BJ006 BJ007 BJ008 BJ009 BJ011 BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 BJ018BW019 BW020 CF032 CF033 CG035 CG036 CI040 CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030 CV031ET041 ET042 ET044 ET045 ET046 ET049 08051 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH056 GH057GM050 GN058 GN059 KE060 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE066 KE068 KE069 KE070KE071 KE072 U')73 KE074 KE075 KE076 KE077 KM034 LR086 LS078 LS079 LS080LS081 LS082 cl4 LS085 MG087 MG088 MG091 MG092 MG093 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG097MG098 ML109 ML111 ML112 ML113 MR114 MU115 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW106 MW107 MZ121 NE123 NG125 NG126 NG128NG129 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG135 NG136 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 NG145 RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW151 RW152 RW154RW155 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN158 SN159 SN160 SN161SN162 SN163 SN164 SN165 TG201 TG202 TG203 TG204 TG205 TG206 TG207 TZ192TZ193 TZ195 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG209 UG210 130213 UG212 UG215 2A169ZA170 ZA171 ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA180 ZA181ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186 ZM223 ZM224 ZM225 ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 ZM229ZR217 ZR218 ZR222 ZW230 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233 ZW235 ZW236 ZW237 ZW239ZW240 ZW241 A-74 287 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA FAMILY HEALTH & WELFARE BF021 BF022 BF023 BF024 BF025 BJ003 BJ006 BJ007 BJ009BJ010 BJ011 8J012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 BW019 BW020CF032 CF033 CG035 CG037 CG038 CI040 CM027 CM028 CV029 CV030 CVO31 ET041ET042 ET043 ET044 ET045 ET046 ET047 ET049 GH051 GH05'4 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH056GH057 GN058 GN059 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE066 KE067 KE068 KE070KEO71 KE072 KE073 KE074 KE076 KEC77 KM034 LR086 LS079 LS081 MG088MG089 MG090 MGO91 HG092 MG093 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG097 MG098 ML108 ML109ML111 ML113 MR114 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105MW106 MZ120 MZ121 NE123 NG125 NG127 NG128 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133NG134 NG136 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 RW147 RW148 RW149RW150 RW152 RW154 RW155 SC166 SD187 SD188 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157SN158 SN159 SN160 SN161 SN162 SN163 SN164 SN165 SZ191 TG201 TG202 TG203TG204 TG205 TZ192 TZ193 TZ194 TZ195 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 UG209 UG210 UG2.1UG212 UG213 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA173 ZA174 ZA175 ZA176 ZA177ZA179 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZM223 ZM224 ZM225 ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 ZM229ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR220 ZR222 ZW230 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233 ZW234 ZW236 ZW239ZW240 ZW241 288 Index of Services Provided ADVISORY & SUPPORT SERVICES BF021 BF022 8E024 13E025 BJ003 B.1-,14 BJ008 BJ012BW019 BW020 CF033 CG035 CM028 CV030 ET041 ET042 ET045 ET046 ET047 ET049GH052 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH057 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065KE067 KE068 KE070 KE075 KE077 KM034 LS078 LS079 LS081 LSOS2 LS083 LS085 MG088MG090 MG091 MG096 MG098 ML1O8 ML109 ML111 ML112 ML113 MR114 MU115MU116 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MZ121 NG125 NG127 NG130 NG131NG132 NG133 NG134 NG135 NG137 NG139 NG140 NG141 NG142 NG145 RW147 RW148 RW150RW151 SD187 SD188 SD189 SD193 SL167 5N157 SN160 SN161 SN162 SN164 SN16552191 TG203 TG204 TG205 TZ192 TZ197 TZ199 T2200 UG209 UG211 UG212 UG213UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA181ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185 ZA186 ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 214229 ZR217 ZR218 ZR221ZR222 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233 ZW234 ZW236 ZW231 ZW240 ZW241 CARE SERVICES B1026 BJ007 BJ009 BJ010 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 CF032 CF033CG035 CV030 GH053 GN058 KE064 KM034 LS080 MG088 MG089 MG099 ML112 MU117MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW107 NA122 NG131 NG137 NG141 NG142NG143 RW147 RW149 RW151 RW154 RW155 SC166 SD188 SD190 SL167 SN157 SN165TG205 TZ192 UG212 UG214 ZA172 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA180 ZA182 ZA183 ZA186ZM226 ZW236 ZW239 ZW240 COUNSELLING/GUIDANCE SERVICES 8E021 BJ010 BJ012 CV030 ET042 GH053 GH057 KE063 KE064KE072 KE073 KE077 LS081 LS082 ML112 MU117 MU118 MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102mw103 NG125 NG130 NG131 NG138 NG141 NG142 NG144 RW146 RW148 RW151 RW155SC156 SD188 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN160 SN161 SN165 SZ191 TZ192 TZ193 TZ198TZ199 UG212 2A169 ZA172 ZA173 ZA177 ZA183 ZA184 2M225 2M226 214229 ZR217ZW236 ZW237 ZW240 ZW241 DOCUMENTATION/INFORMATION SERVICES A0002 BF021 BF022 BF023 BF024 BF025 BJ003 BJ004 BJ005BJ007 BJ009 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ017 BJ018 BW019 BW020 CF032 CF033 CG035CG036 CG037 CG038 CI039 CI040 CM028 CV029 CV030 CV031 ET041 ET042 ET043ET044 ET045 ET046 ET047 ET049 GH051 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH057 GM050GN058 GN059 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE066 KE067 KE068 KE070KE074 KE075 KE075 KE077 KM034 LR086 LS078 LS079 1.3081 LS082 LS083 LS084LS085 MG087 MG088 MG089 MG090 MG091 MG092 MG093 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG097MG098 ML108 ML109 ML110 ML111 ML112 ML113 MR114 MU115 MU116 MU117 MU118MU119 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104 MW105 M2120 MZ121 NE123 NG125 NG126NG127 NG128 NG129 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG135 NG136 NG137 NG138NG139 NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 NG145 RW148 RW150 RW152 SC166 SD187 SD188SD189 SD190 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN158 SN160 SN161 SN162 SN163 SN164 SN165S2,191 TG201 TC202 TG203 TG204 TG205 T0208 TZ192 T2193 T21.95 TZ196 TZ197TZ198 TZ199 T2200 UG209 UG211 UG212 UG213 UG214 UG215 ZA169 ZA170 ZA171ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA177 2A178 ZA179 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZA185ZA186 ZM223 214224 2142,25 ZM226 ZM227 214228 214229 ZR216 ZR217 ZR218 2R219ZR220 ZR221 ZR222 ZW230 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233 ZW235 ZW236 ZW237 ZW238 ZW239ZW240 ZW241 2 7., 289 ECCEDIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA HOTLINE HELP/SUPPORT SERVICES BI026 BJ009 BJ010 BJ015 CM028 GH057 KE064KE076 MU117 MU118 MU119 RW148 RW150 SD188 SL167 ZA173 ZA174 ZA182ZA183 INFORMATION CAMPAIGNS BF022 3F023 BF024 8F025 BJ003 BJ004BJ005 BJ007 BJ013 BJ014 B3015 BJ017 CF032 CF033 CG035 CI040 CM028 CV029CV030 CV031 ET041 ET045 ET046 ET047 ET049 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH057 GN058 KE061KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE068 KE070 KE076 KE077 KM034 LS081 LS082LS083 LS085 MG088 MG089 ML112 MU119 MW101 MW102 MW103 MZ121 NG125 NG127NG131 NG132 NG137 NG138 NG139 NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 RW148 RW150 SC166SD188 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN160 SN164 SN165 TG201 TG204 TG205 TZ192 TZ196TZ197 TZ199 UG212 UG213 UG215 ZA169 ZA174 ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA183 ZA184ZA185 ZM223 ZM226 ZM227 ZM229 ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR222 ZW230 ZW231 ZW237ZW238 ZW240 ZW241 LEGAL SERVICES BJ009 3J014 MW103 NG131 NG141 SC166SL167 SN165 TG205 TG207 TZ192 ZW232 ZW240 OUTREACH PROGRAMMES/EXTENSION WORK BJ008 BJ009 BJ015 CF033 CG037 CG038CM027 ET042 ET047 GH053 GH057 GN058 KE060 KE062 KE063 KE068 KE070 KE072KE073 LS079 LS081 MG088 MG089 MW102 MW103 NG128 NG130 NG131 NG138 NG141NG142 NG143 RW146 RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW154 RW155 SD188 SL167 SL168SN157 SN159 SN164 TG201 TG204 TZ192 TZ193 TZ195 TZ196 TZ198 UG21v UG212UG215 ZA170 ZA173 ZA174 ZA176 ZA177 ZA178 ZA180 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 ZM224ZM226 ZR216 ZR218 ZR220 ZW230 ZW231 ZW232 ZW236 ZW241 RADIO/TELEVISION/MEDIA PROGRAMMES BF024 BF025 BI026 BJ007 BJ009 CF032 CF033 CG035 CI040 CM028 CV029CV030 CV031 ET042 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH057 GN058 KE064 KE070 KE072 KE073KE077 KM034 LS081 LS082 MU117 MU118 MW102 MW103 NG130 NG138 NG141 NG142RW148 SC166 SL167 SL168 SN157 SN160 SN164 SZ191 TG205 TZ192 TZ196 TZ197TZ199 UG215 ZA173 ZA174 ZM223 ZM226 ZM229ZR216 ZW232 ZW236 ZW241 TECHNICAL SERVICES BF022 3r024 CG035 CG037 CG038 CM028 CV030 ET042 ET047 GH054 KE060KE062 KE068 KE070 KE073 KE077 KM034 LS082 LS085 MG093 ML112 MU116 MW102NG128 NG130 NG131 NG136 NC137 NG139 NG140 NG142 NG144 RW149 RW150 SC166SL167 SN159 SN164 TG205 TZ192 TZ195 TZ197,A170 ZA178 ZM226 ZM227 UNIVERSITY COURSESIPROGRAMMES BF022 CI039 CM027 ET042 GH051 GH053 GH054 GH057 KM034 LR086 LS079MW102 NG126 NG128 NG129 NG130 NG136 NG140 NG:44 RW148 SC166 SL167 SN159TZ192 TZ193 TZ194 TZ197 ZA172 ZA173 ZA183ZA184 ZM224 ZM225 ZM226 ZR219 ZR220 290 Geographical Coverage Index ANGOLA A0001 A0002 KE070 BENIN BF022 BF023 BJ003 BJ004 BJ005 BJ006 BJ007 BJ008 BJ009 BJ010 BJO11 BJ012 BJ013 BJ014 BJ015 BJ016 BJ017 BJ018 ET045 KE070 SN163 TG201 BOTSWANA BW019 BW020 KE070 ZA176 ZW230 BURKINA FASO BF021 BF022 BF023 BF024 BF025 ET045 KE070 SN163 TG201 BURUNDI B1026 KE070 TG201 TZ200 CAMEROON CM027 CM028 ET045 ET047 KE070 TG201 CAPE VERDE CV029 CV030 CV031 KE070 CENTRAL AFRICA KE076 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CF032 CF033 KE070 TG201 CHAD ET045 KE070 TG201 COMOROS KM034 CONGO CG035 CG036 CG037 CG038 KE070 TG201 COTE DIVOIRE BF022 BF023 CI039 CI040 KE070 SN163 TG201 273 291 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA DJIBOUTI ET045 EAST AFRICA BJ012 EGYPT ET047 SD189 EQUATORIAL GUINEA KE070 ETHIOPIA ET041 ET042 ET043 ET044 ET045 ET046 ET047 ET048 ET049 KE070 FRANCOPHONE AFRICA CM028 ZR218 GABON TG201 GAMBIA ET045 GM050 KE070 GHANA ET045 ET047 GH051 GH052 GH053 GH054 GH055 GH056 GH057 KE070 NG141 GUINEA BF022 GN058 GN059 TG201 GUINEA BISSAU 7,T045 KE070 KENYA ET045 ETU47 KE060 KE061 KE062 KE063 KE064 KE065 KE066 KE067 KE068KE069 KE070 KE071 KE072 KE073 KE074 KE075 KE076 KE077 TZ200 LESOTHO KE070 LS078 LS079 LS080 LS081 LS082 LS083 LS084 LS085 ZA176ZW230 LIBERIA ET045 KE070 LR086 292 GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE INDEX MADAGASCAR KE070 MG087 MG088 MG089 MG090 MG091MG092 MG093 MG094 MG095 MG096 MG097 MG098 MG099 TG201 MALAWI KE070 MW100 MW101 MW102 MW103 MW104MW105 MW106 MW107 MALI BF022 BF023 ET045 ET047 KE070 ML108ML109 ML110 ML111 ML112 ML113 SN163 TG201 MAURITANIA BF022 BF023 MR114 SN163 TG201 MAURITIUS KE070 MU115 MU116 MU117 MU118 MU119 WVAMBIQUE KE070 MZ120 MZ121 TZ200 NAMIBIA NA122 TZ200 ZA176 ZA178 NIGER BF022 BF023 ET045 KE070 NE123 SN163 TG201 NIGERIA ET045 KE061 KE070 NG124 NG125 NG126 NG127NG128 NG129 NG130 NG131 NG132 NG133 NG134 NG135 NG136 NG137 NG138 NG139NG140 NG141 NG142 NG143 NG144 NG145 RWANDA KE070 RW146 RW147 RW148 RW149 RW150 RW151RW152 RW153 RW154 RW155 RW156 TG201 TZ200 SENEGAL BF022 )3E023 KE070 SN157 SN158 SN159 SN160SN161 SN162 SN163 SN164 SN165 TG201 SEYCHELLES SC166 SIERRA LEONE ET045 KE070 SL167 SL168 st) 2 293 ECCEDIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA SOMALIA KE060 KE064 KE067 SD189 REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA ZA169 ZA170 ZA171 ZA172 ZA173 ZA174 ZA175 ZA176ZA177 ZA178 ZA179 ZA180 ZA181 ZA182 ZA183 ZA184 2A185 ZA186 SOUTHERN AFRICA KE076 SUDAN ET045 KE060 KE067 SD187 SD188 SD189 SD190 SWAZILAND KE070 SZ191 ZW230 TANZANIA ET047 KE060 KE061 KE064 KE065 KE067 KE070 KE073TZ192 TZ193 TZ194 TZ195 TZ196 TZ197 TZ198 TZ199 TZ200 TOGO 8E022 BF023 ET045 KE070 SN163 TG201 TG202TG203 TG204 TG205 TG206 TG207 TG208 UGANDA KE060 KE064 KE065 KE067 KE0,10 TZ200UG209 UG210 UG211 UG212 UG213 UG214 UG215 WEST AFRICA BJ012 KE076 ZAIRE KE070 TG201 ZR216 ZR217 ZR218 ZR219 ZR220ZR221 ZR222 ZAMBIA KE065 KE070 NG141 TZ200 ZM223 ZM224 ZM225ZM226 ZM227 ZM228 Zx4229 ZW230 ZIMBABWE KE061 KE070 TZ200 ZW230 ZW231 ZW232 ZW233ZW234 ZW235 ZW236 ZW237 ZW238 ZW239 ZW240 ZW241 294 ANNEXES r) 4..CSti The Convention on the Rights of the Child The Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted bythe United Nations on November 20th 1989 and entered into force on September 2nd 1990 after beingratified by 20 States. As of June 30th 1992, 148 countries had either signed the Convention or become StatesParties to it by ratification or accession. When ratified by a State, the Convention becomes binding law in it. The Convention seeks to balance the rights of the child withthe rights and duties of parents or others who have responsibilities for child survival, developmentand protection, and gives the child the right to participate in decisions affecting both the present and the future.The fifty-four articles of the Convention describe the individual rights of any person under 18 to develophis or her full potential, free from hunger and want, neglect, exploitation or other abuses. The inherent strength of the new Convention lies in its flexibility,its capacity to accommodate the many different approaches of nations in pursuit of a common goal.It has not evaded the sensitive issues, but has found means to adjust to the different cultural, religious and othervalues which address universal child needs in their own ways. Main provisions of the Convention Preamble The preamble reaffirms the fact that children because oftheir vulnerability, need special care and protection, and places special emphasis on the primary caring andprotective responsibility of the family. It also reaffirms the need for legal and other protection of thechild before and after birth, the importance of respect for the cultural values of the child's community, andthe vital role of international co-operation in securing children's rights. Definition of a child (article 1) A child is recognized as a person under 18, unless national lawsrecognize the age of majority earlier. Non-discrimination (article 2) All rights apply to all children without exception.It is the State's obligation to protect children from any form of discrimination and to take positive action to promote theirrights. Best interests of the child (article 3) All actions concerning the child shall take full account of his orher best interests. The State shall provide the child with adequate care when parents, or others charged withthat responsibility, fail to do so. Implementation of rights (article 4) The State must do all it can to implement the rights contained in theConvention. Parental guidance and the child's evolving capacities (article 5) The State must respect the rights and responsibilities of parentsand the extended family to provide guidance for the chill which is appropriate to her or his evolving capacities. Survival and development (article 6) Every child has the inherent right to life, and the State has anobligation to ensure the child's survival and development. Name and nationality (article 7) The child has the right to a name at birth. The child has alsothe right to acquire a nationality and, as far a:; possible, to know his or her parentsand he cared for by them. 083 297 Ar ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Preservation of identity (article 8) The State has an obligation to protect, and if necessary re-establish, basicaspects of the child's identity (including name, nationality and family ties). Separation from parents (article 9) The child has a right to live with his or her parents unless this is deemed incompatiblewith the child's best interests. The child also has the right to maintain contacts with bothparents if separated from one or both. Family reunification (article 10) Children and their parents have the right to leaveany country and to enter their own for purposes of reunion or the maintenance of the child-parent relationship. Illicit transfer and non-return (article 11) The State has an obligation to prevent and remedy the kidnappingor retention of children abroad by a parent or third party. The child' opinion (article 12) The child has the right to express his or her opinion freely andto have that opinion taken into account in any matter or procedure affecting the child. Freedom of expression (article 13) The child has the right to express his or her views, obtain information, make ideas or information known, regardless of frontiers. Freedom of thought, conscience and religion (article 14) The State shall respect the child's right to freedom of thought,conscience and religion, subject to appropriate parental guidance. Freedom of association (article 15) C' ildren have a right to meet with others, and to joinor form associations. Protection of privacy (articie 16) Children have therighttoprotection from interference withtheirprivacy,family, home and correspondence, and from libel or slander. Access to appropriate information (article 17) The State shall ensure that information and materials froma diversity of sources is accessible to children, and it shall encourage the mass media to disseminate information whichis of social and cultural benefit to the child, and take steps to protect him of her from harmful materials. Parental responsibilities (article 18) Parents have the joint primary responsibility for raising the child,and the State shall support them in this. The State shall provide appropriate assistance toparents in child-raising. Protection from abuse and neglect (article 19) The State shall protect thechild from all forms of maltreatment by patentsor others responsible for the care of the child and establish appropriate social programmes for the prevention of abuseand the treatment of victims. Protection of a child without family (article 20) The State is obliged to provide special protection fra child deprived of a family environment and to ensure that appropriate alternative family care or institutional placement is available insuch cases.Efforts to meet this obligation shall pay due regard to the child's cultural background. 298 RIGHTS OF THE CHILD Adoption (article 21) In countries where adoption is recognized and/or allowed,it shall only be carried out in the best interests of the child, and then only with the authorization of competentauthorities, and with safeguards for the child. Refugee children (article 22) Special protection shall be granted to a refugee child or to a childseeking refugee status. It is the State's obligation to co-operate with competent organizations whichprovide such protection and assistance. Disabled children (article 23) A disabled child has the right to special care, education andtraining to help him or her enjoy a full and decent life in dignity and achieve the greatest (1,-Tree of self-relianceand social integration possible. Health and health services (article 24) The child has a right to the highest standard of health and medical careattainable. States shall place special emphasis on the provision of primary and preventive health care, publichealth education and the reduction of infant mortality. They shall encourage international co-operation inthis regard and strive to see that no child is deprived of access to effective health services. Periodic review of placement (article 25) A child placed by the State for reasons of care, protection or treatmentis entitled to have that placement evaluated regularly. Social security (article 26) The child has the right to benefit from social security including social insurance. Standard of living (article 27) Every child has the right to a standard of living adequate for his or her physical,mental, spiritual, moral and social development.Parents have the primary responsibility to ensure that this responsibility canbe fulfilled, and is.State responsibility can include material assistance to parents and their children. Education (article 28) The child has a right to education, and the State's duty is to ensure that primaryeducation is free and compulsory, to encourage different forms of secondary education accessible to everychild and to make higher education available to all on the basis of capacity.School discipline shall be consistent with the child's rights and dignity. The State shall engage in international co-operation toimplement this right. Aims of education (article 29) Education shall aim at developing the child's personality, talents and ment=i1 and physicalabilities to the fullest extent. Education shall prepare the child for an active adult life in a free society andfoster respect for the child's parents, his or her own cultural identity, language and values, and forthe cultural background and values of others. Children of minorities or indigenous populations (article 30) Children of minority communities and indigenous populations have the right to enjoytheir own culture and to practise their own religion and language. Leisure, recreation and cultural activities (article 31) The child has the right to leisure, play and participation in cultural and artisticactivities. Child labour (article 32) The child has the right to he protected from work that threatens his or her health,education or development. The State shall set minimum ages for employment and regulate working conditions. Drug abuse (article 33) Children have the right to protection from the use of narcotic and psychotropic drugs, andfrom being involved in their production or distribution. 299 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA Sexual exploitation (article 34) The State shall protect children from sexual exploitation and abuse, including prostitution and involvement in pornography. Sale, trafficking and abduction (article 35) It is the State's obligation to make every effort to prevent the sale, trafficking and abduction of children. Other forms of exploitation (article 36) The child has the right to protection from all forms of exploitation prejudicial toany aspects of the child's welfare not covered in articles 32, 33, 34 and 35. Torture and deprivation of liberty (article 37) No child shall be subjected to torture, cruel treatment or punishment, unlawfularrest or deprivation of liberty. Both capital punishment and life imprisonment without the possibility of releaseare prohibited for offences committed by persons below 18 years.A child who is detained shall have legal and other assistance as well as contact with his or her family. Armed conflicts (article 38) State Parties shall take all feasible measures to ensure that children under 15 playno direct part in hostilities. No child below 15 be recruited into the armed forces.States shall also ensure the protection and care of children affected by armed conflict as described in relevant internationallaw. Rehabilitative care (article 39) The State has an obligation to ensure that child victims of armed conflicts,torture, neglect, maltreatment or exploitation receive appropriate treatment for their recovery and social reintegration. Administration of juvenile justice (article 40) A child in conflict with the law has the right to treatment which promotes the child'ssense of dignity and worth, takes the child's age into account and aims at hisor her reintegration into society.The child is entitled to basic guarantees as well as legal or other assistance for hisor her defence. Respect for higher standards (article 41) Wherever standards set in applicable national and international lawrelevant to the rights of the child are higher than those in the Convention, the higher standards shay. always apply. Implementation and entry into force (articles 42 to 54) The provisions of these articles notably foresee: - the State's obligation to make the rights contained in the Convention widely known to both adults and children. - the setting up of a Committee on the Rights of the Child composed of ten experts, which willconsider reports that State Parties to the Convention are to submit twoyear., after ratification and every five years thereafter. - States Parties are to make their reports widely available to the general public. - The Committee may propose that special stti.dies be undertaken on specific issues relatingto the rights of the child, and may make its evaluations known to each State Partyconcerned as well as to the UN General Assembly. - To foster the effective implementation of the Convention and to encourage international co-operation,the specialized agencies of the United Nations will be ableto attend the meetings of the Committee. Together with any other body recognized as *competent", includingNGOs in consultative status with UN agencies, they can submit pertinent information to the Committee andhe asked to advise on the optimal implementation of the Convention. 01 ri 40C.) ti 300 Statistical tables: explanatory note Chart on Childrei.: Early Child The data in these tables was obtainedfrom the 1990 Statistical Wall prepared by the Statistical Officeof the United Nations Development and Learning Achievement, with UNICEF, UNESCO and Department of International Economicand Social Affairs in collaboration WHO. The Young Child reported in terms of the infantmortality rate and the percentage who are The status of young children is surviving to the age of one, but underweight. Infant mortality not onlyindicates the probability of a child risk of survivors falling ill. The percentageunderweight reflects the level also more generally reflects the of the slows physical growth, but alsoretards psycho-social development of malnutrition, which not only All strongly advocated that all child. With regard to schooling, theWorld Conference on Education for achievements of children.Measures of countries set targets for the 1990sin terms of the learning enrolment in primary school are used asinterim indicators of learningachievement. have not reached their fifth Children under 5: Total number ofchildren, both boys and girls, who birthday. 1000 live births. Infant Mortality Rate: Number ofinfant deaths under one year of age per children, i.e., those below Children under 5 underweight:Moderately and severely underweight populations. minus two standard deviations frommedian weight for age of reference percentage of the total School enrolment ratio: Total numberof enrolled children aged 6 to 11 as a population aged 6 to 11. The Family child is illustrated in terms of totalfertility and illiteracy of females. High The family's impact on a young of low income, leads to the fertility generally reflects closelyspaced births, which in the context of their limited time and resources among manychildren. Female exhaustion of mothers and the division but also on the provision of literacy has a major bearing notonly on psychosocial development, appropriate health and nutrition support tothe young child. who cannot read and Female illiteracy: Percentage of thefemale population aged 15 and over write. if she were to live Total Fertility Rate: Total numberof children who would be borne by a worm n, of the country. to the end of her child-bearing years,conforming to the existing fertility pattern The Community indicate the community support Access to health services and GrossNational Product (GNP) generally such as vaccinations and medicines, available. Health services providedirect support for the young child, broad measure of the economicsituation of a as well as support andadvice for the family. GNP is a including schools and roads. country and reflects the likelyexistence of community infrastructures US dollars. Current GNP per capita $11S 1988:Estimated at current market prices in hour's walk or travel. Access to local health care: Coverageby local health care within one 3 301 ECCE DIRECTORY: SUB-SAHARANAFRICA Symbols The following symbolsare used in the tables: . Data not available a/ Data for the following countriesare for 1975-1979: Haiti, Jamaica, St. Lucia, Yemen Arab Republic. Nepal, Singapore, In addition, all data forage 0-59 months, with the following exceptions: 3-36 months, Tunisia, Guatemala, Trinidad & Tobago, Colombia,Sri Lanka, Thailand 0-36 months, Morocco, Togo 0-71 months, Chile, Peru, Uruguay,Singapore 3-59 months, Swaziland, Haiti,Yemen Arab Republic 3-35 months, Egypt 0-23 months, Madagascar, Dominica 6-59 months, Malawi 6-36 months, Senegal, DominicanRepublic 0-60 months, Uganda 3-60 months, Zimbabwe 6-71 months, Bangladesh 12-59 months, India 0-65 months, Democratic Yemen b/ Around 1985 c/ Data covers only part ofcountry 302 The Directory of Early Childhood Careand Educatio.; Or cant: in Sub-Saharan Africa is based on a surveyof 241 organizations, representing a wide rangeof institutions, both non-goverrirnerital-andl,Toliernmental,-ingOlVediri-earl-y' childhood care, development andeducation. It aims to provide those working with and forchildren with a useful information source, and to encourageand facilitate communication and informatiOn sharingbetWeerfiristitntiOns and individuals active in improvingthe situation of children worldwide. Through its publication,UNESCO offers a creative solution to the problem ofinformation exchange on child issues, and gives a just insightinto the national, regional and international contributions toearly_ childhood care and educationactivities in Sub-Saharan Africa. The Directory describes 241organizations based in 40 Sub-Saharan African countries.It contains both analytical and descriptive sections. Articlesgive an oVefyieW ofe situation of children and their familiesin Sith-Saharan.Africa and provide an insight into theearly childhood care and education efforts and strategies oforganizations in they ,. , region. The organizationprofiles pr6vide dgcriptions- of he .4major activities-:within the Young Child, familyand-:.,--40#4.* Community programmes of theorganizations. Pertinent data on agencies andorganizations involved in Sub-Saharari Africa and on 'variousinformation sOUreeg'on:- child issues is also provided. Finally,several indexes are included to facilitate informationretrieval. . BEST COPYAVAILABLE