The Bangsamoro Development Agency (BDA)-United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Child Protection Component Program (CPCP) gathered the project implementers of the Child Protection Project to evaluate its yearlong operation.
The activity, held at Eden Natures Park and Resort at Davao City on October 30-31, 2013, was aimed to draw inputs from the participants on the lessons learned and challenges encountered during the project implementation through workshops.
The participants also related their actions taken to address the encountered challenges.
Salidatan Abdulmaguid, CPCP Monitoring and Evaluation Officer from the Central Management Office, and Nor-ayn Makakena, CPCP Project Operations Officer facilitated the workshop.
Comprising the participants were the Community Organizers, Community- Based Child Protection Networks (CBCPN) Representatives, Community Welfare Volunteers (CWV) and Youth Focal Points (YFP).
BDA Executive Director, Dr. Mohammad S. Yacob graced the affair. He reminded the BDA staff implementing the CPCP to anchor their undertakings on Islamic values.
He thanked the CBCPN, CWV and WPF, community volunteers who were committed to participate in the project undertakings.
BDA-UNICEF Operations and Training Officer Abdul Gafor Ahmad also gave inspirational message.
The project focuses on instituting the Systems- Based Approach to Child Protection in Bangsamoro communities in core areas of the MILF.
A pilot implementation was undertaken in six (6) municipalities namely: Butig , in Lanao Del Sur, Taragona, in Davao Oriental, Datu Saidona, in Maguindanao, Lake Sebu, in South Cotabato, Mohammad Ajul, in Basilan, and Sirawai, in Zamboanga Del Norte, from September 2012 to September 2013.
The project shall be continued for another year covering three communities per region.
BDA has regional offices namely: Central Mindanao, Southern Mindanao, Zamboanga Peninsula, Zamboanga-Basilan, Davao, Ranaw and Sulu-Tawi Tawi.
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