Srer Khmer - Child Protection Presentation

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1. Child  Protection  Workshop     23-­‐27  Feb  2015   Frangipani  Villa  Hotels,  Siem  Reap   1 www.srerkhmer-cambodia.org Srer  Khmer  
2. About  Srer  Khmer   Farming   communi,es   and   community   development   workers  must  have  the  capacity,  rights  and  ownership  in   making  decision  on  any  issues  that  are  relevant  to  sustain   their  living.   2 Srer   Khmer   means   Field   of   Cambodia,   a   local   NGO   dedicated  to  the  support  of  sustainable  socio-­‐economic   development   through   research,   training,   educa,on   and   community   development   by   promo,ng   par,cipatory   learning,   farmer-­‐led   ac,vi,es,   farmers   networking,   sustainable  agriculture,  and  natural  resources  mgt.   Vision  
3. Mission   3 Srer   Khmer,   in   recogni,on   of   farmers'   rights   and   community   development   workers   to   learn,   use   and   manage  their  own  community  resources  and  par,cipate   in  any  decision  related  to  their  livelihood,  is  commiDed   to   providing   farmers   opportuni,es   to   gain   knowledge   and  strengthen  their  capacity  to  lead  and  manage  their   lives   through   par,cipatory   learning   approaches   which   build   on   understanding   the   fundamental   rela,onship   between  agriculture,  environment  and  rural  socie,es.  
4. Our  Program  Thema7c  Areas   4 •  Sustainable  Agriculture  and  Land  Resources  Rights   •  Natural  Resources  Management  and  Livelihood   •  Climate  Changes  Adapta,on  &  Disaster  Risk  Reduc,on   •  Agribusiness  and  Value  Chains   •  Training,  Research,  Consultancy  Services  
5. Child  Protec7on  Policy   5 Srer  Khmer  agree  that  while  implemen,ng  funded  aid  ac,vi,es,  all   staff  members  will:   •  Treat   children   with   respect   regardless   of   race,   colour,   sex,   language,  religion,  poli,cal  or  other  opinion,  na,onal,  ethnic  or   social  origin,  property,  disability,  birth  or  other  status   •  Not   use   language   or   behavior   towards   children   that   is   inappropriate,   harassing,   abusive,   sexually   provoca,ve,   demeaning  or  culturally  inappropriate   •  Not   engage   children   in   any   form   of   sexual   ac,vity   or   acts,   including   paying   for   sexual   services   or   acts,   where   under   the   law(s)   applicable   to   the   child   the   child   is   below   the   age   of   consent  or  the  act(s)  are  an  offence  under  relevant  laws   •  Wherever  possible,  ensure  that  another  adult  is  present  when   working  in  the  proximity  of  children  
6. Child  Protec7on  Policy  (Cont.)   6 •  Not  invite  unaccompanied  children  into  my  home,  unless  they   are  at  immediate  risk  of  injury  or  in  physical  danger   •  Use   any   computers,   mobile   phones,   or   video   and   digital   cameras  appropriately,  and  never  to  exploit  or  harass  children   or  to  access  child  pornography  through  any  medium  (see  also   ‘Use  of  children’s  images  for  work  related  purposes’)   •  Comply  with  all  relevant  local  legisla,on,  including  labor  laws  in   rela,on  to  child  labor.   •  Immediately   report   concerns   or   allega,ons   of   child   abuse   in   accordance  with  appropriate  procedures.  
7. Ac7vi7es  Related  to  CP   •  Each  staff  need  to  read  through  the  Child  Protec,on  Policy  and  agreed   with  all  condi,on  before  star,ng  the  posi,on  with  Srer  Khmer.   •  Before  star,ng  the  project,  the  Child  Protec,on  Risk  Assessment  need  to   do.   Ø  What  is  the  event  stage  or  ac,vity  with  children  in  project  which  could   happen  risk?       Ø  Who  is  at  risk?  Why?  (Think  about  the  factors  which  put  them  at  risk)     Ø  What  are  the  risks  affec,ng  to  children?     Ø  What  are  the  control  measures  currently  in  place?     Ø  Risk  Calcula,on  (Likelihood,  Impact  and  Risk  level)     Ø  What  are  the  agreed  addi,onal  controls/ac,ons  to  be  put  in  place  to   mi,gate  the  risk?  by  whom?  be  when?   •  Hand  Washing  Campaign  to  promote  the  hygiene  and  hand  washing   prac,ce  to  the  women  and  children.   •  Training  on  Community  Led  Total  Sanita,on  (washing  hand,  drinking   boiled  water,  using  water  filter  and  latrine  use.     7
8. Ac7vi7es  Related  to  CP  (Cont.)   •  Training  on  Nutri,on  and  Food  Use  ,  Food  Demonstra,on  and  Monitoring   Child  Growth.     •  School  garden  within  primary  schools.   •  Mobilize  farmer  promoter  and  VHSGs  for  CLTS  promo,on.   •  Other  ac,vi,es  suppor,ng  livelihood  through  agriculture,    agribusiness  ...   8 Lesson  Learnt   •  The  Child  Protec,on  Risk  Assessment  let  us  to  manage  well   the  risks  before,  during  and  a`er  the  events.  
9.     Thank  you  so  much  !!!   9