More than 230,000 refugees fled Burundi during 2015 as a result of the violent unrest surrounding President Nkurunzizas decision to stand for re‐election. The extreme violence has resulted in significant child rights violations and an escalating humanitarian crisis. This two‐year project, an alliance by War Child, IRC, Aprodem, FVS‐Amade and Mukenyezi Menya, protects children in the provinces most affected by conflict. Through a childrens club, young people are encouraged to speak out about their rights in their communities. They are trained in life skills, so they can rebuild their confidence, stand up for themselves and create positive relationships. They also receive education and training so they have a better chance at a job later in life.
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Sectors:
Teacher training
Sector code:
11130
- Teacher training
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OECD DAC CRS Purpose Codes (5 digit)
Basic life skills for youth and adults
Sector code:
11230
- Basic life skills for youth and adults
Sector vocabulary:
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OECD DAC CRS Purpose Codes (5 digit)
Human rights
Sector code:
15160
- Human rights
Sector vocabulary:
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OECD DAC CRS Purpose Codes (5 digit)
Participating Organisations
Name
Type
Role
European Commission ‐ Development and Cooperation ‐ EuropeAid (co-funding)
Funding
War Child Holland (co-funding)
Funding
War Child Holland (leading)
Accountable
Aprodem Girizina (co-implementing)
Implementing
International Rescue Committee ‐ UK (co-implementing)
Implementing
War Child Holland (co-implementing)
Implementing
War Child Holland Parent Project PP002 (co funding)
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