Nigeria, UNICEF, Improved access to quality reintegration services for children and women formerly associated with non-state armed groups in Northeast Nigeria.

• Children,  youth  and  women  formerly associated with non-state armed groups 
• Separated and unaccompanied children
• Other vulnerable children  in communities of reintegration 
• GBV survivors  
• Community  leaders  in  conflict  affected communities at risk of child recruitment and GBV 
• Front  line  workers  (government  social welfare and child caseworkers)  

Outcome  1:  Children  affected  by  armed conflict  have equitable access to community-based reintegration services. 

Outcome  2: Capacities  of government social services workforce, child protection partners, and community-based groups strengthened to deliver  child protection  and  reintegration services. 

Outcome  3:  Vulnerable  children  have equitable  access  to  gender-responsive protection services

Outcome  4:  Grave  child  rights  violations monitoring,  reporting  and response mechanisms are functional and strengthened. 

Erwartete Resultate:  

• 19,445  children  and  adolescents  reached  with psychosocial interventions 
• 250 children formerly associated with NSAGs and other  vulnerable  children  in  vocational  skills development; 1,300 children enrolled in school and 250 enrolled in vocational training 
• 2,000  children  and  women  receive  interim  care services such as temporary shelter, access to basic services, recreational activities and skills training  
• 400  unaccompanied  and  separated  children reunified with their family 
• 300 GBV survivors access at least one GBV service  
• 200 community monitors trained on monitoring and reporting grave violations against children  
• 245 Nigerian army personnel trained on child rights 

Resultate von früheren Phasen:  

• More than 23,000 children and adults reached with psychosocial support interventions. 
• 713 children and women (237  girls, 295 boys and 181 women)  released  from administrative custody and provided with essential reintegration services 
• 137  separated  and  unaccompanied  children  (62 girls, 75 boys) reunified with their family  
• Protocol  for  the  safe  handover  of  children encountered in the course of armed conflict signed  by the Government of Nigeria and the UN.  
• Reports  on  grave  violations  against  children  in armed conflict produced quarterly and annually for the UN Security Council