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Widening the lens on resilience outcomes in the development context Zambia Kenya Resilience Cultural capital Social capital ChildFund Alliance works in areas of extreme poverty in 55 countries Community development plans span 12-15


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Widening the lens on resilience outcomes in the development context

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Zambia Kenya

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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

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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

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“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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