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Widening the lens on resilience outcomes in the development context
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Resilience Cultural capital Social capital
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ChildFund Alliance works in areas of extreme poverty in 55 countries
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Community development plans span 12-15 years
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Long- term programmes to improve nutrition, health, education, water and sanitation
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Short-term projects focus on individuals and households
SLIDE 9 KENYA – Emali TIMOR-LESTE – Covalima and Bobonaro ZAMBIA – Luangwa VIETNAM – Cao Bang SRI LANKA – Batticaloa
Dedicated partner countries, focussed on specific communities
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ABCD the glass is half-full
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Improved water infrastructure and agricultural practices
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Community craft enterprise
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Cultural capital
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“I feel supported by the group. I have new friends that I can call on for help if I have a problem with my child”
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Enabling cultural capital
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A market for heritage craft
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Stories and people
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Self-worth Pride Confidence
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Proactive diversification into alternative income generation activities
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Support = Loans + Training
SLIDE 24 “Today I can send my children to school because I can now afford some school supplies” “I now enjoy the privilege and responsibility of caring for my children”
“Today I can send my children to school because I can now afford some school supplies”
“Today I can send my children to school because I can now afford some school supplies”
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30 caregiver groups = 44 males and 396 females 20 youth groups = 121 males and 94 females Total direct beneficiaries = 655 Total indirect beneficiaries = upwards of 4,000
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“Thanks go to the group members for their patience and understanding. Despite all the problems we went through, here we are with part of our goals achieved”
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Village banking = a revolving fund providing group members with access to small loans
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76% of the 217 beneficiaries who had started up their own business had done so with a loan from their group
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Social capital is fostered through collectives
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“If someone is empowered , he or she is more likely to be resilient”
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