Priorities: Child Protection; Education; Gender Equality; Health; Nutrition

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Social and Behaviour Change Expected:

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• Increased knowledge, awareness and motivation at both individual and family levels

• Enhanced individual and family social practices and perceptions that conform with new spread values and drivers

• Enhanced attitudes towards child and women’s rights

• Enhanced self-confidence to adopt the new attitudes and behaviour without being disgraced / punished for not conforming

• Increased adoption of favourable attitudes and practices towards child’s wellbeing

• Social and community networks reward new adopted practices

• Family and community collaborate to have a more effective impact

• Enhanced organizational governance and regulations

• Enhanced policies and coordination efforts and referrals across the different sectors 

• Adoption of program’s foci in FBO’s education curricula

• Increased incentives of the leaders who run the FBOs

• Decreased stigma and discrimination

• Increase gender equality, tolerance and cohesion

• Enhanced support to policies targeting child’s rights, gender equality, education, health and child program funding

• Enhanced government policies to support initiatives, equip centres and train personnel to become more responsive to child’s rights and needs

• Altered reward and penalty system for attitude and behaviour conformity