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COVID-19 RESPONSE
Risk Management
Aidlink applies a comprehensive risk-based approach to managing our programmes, this, along with our long-standing relationships with partners and communities, allowed us to adapt quickly to the challenges and rapidly changing needs presented by the Covid-19 crisis.
Planned activities
Jan 2020
▶ 14 gender and disability-f riendly latrines
▶ 7 water tanks
▶ School feeding in 16 schools
▶ Board of Management & teachers trained
▶ Rights of the Child (RoC) clubs established and trained in 16 schools
▶ 2 community farms
▶ 32 Community facilitators identified and trained
▶ Community converstions in 16 communities
▶ 1 Partner meeting
Adaptation
due to Covid-19
KENYA
▶ No adaption necessary
▶ No adaption necessary
▶ School food distributed to families at a household level
▶ Board of Management & Teachers engaged in distribution activities
▶ No adaption necessary
▶ Postponed until first quarter 2021
▶ Community facilitators equipped and role expanded to include health education and Covid-19 surveillance
▶ Temporarily paused
▶ Cancelled with funds redirected to Covid-19 response
Achieved
Dec 2020
▶ 14 gender and disability-friendly latrines installed
▶ 7 water tanks installed
▶ 939 households received food for 3 months
▶ Board of Management & teachers trained
▶ RoC clubs established and trained in 16 schools
▶ 32 Community facilitators identified and trained to promote education, child safeguarding, health education and Covid-19 surveillance
▶ 12,539 Community members participated in Community conversations across 16 communities
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