Programs addressing the SDGs Flashcards
Features of an effective aid program
- Ownership by recipient country
- Partnerships
- Transparency and shared responsibility
- Results focused
Ownership by recipient country
Countries receiving the aid must be involved in deciding the type of aid that will best meet their needs.
Partnerships
Requires a range of stakeholders working together and combining their expertise to make efficient use of resources.
Transparency
An effective aid program is one that is implemented in a clear and open way, with its goals, objectives and funding make known to the community.
Focused on results
Should be focused on addressing patterns of disease and illness, as well as involving and educating women.
How do we evaluate the effectiveness of an aid program?
Evaluating:
- its purpose
- the SDG being addressed
- details of its implementation and partnerships
- how the program will promote h+w and human development
Name of an effective aid program
- SDG focus
- Target group
Sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing program in Cambodia
- SDG 3: Good health and wellbeing
- Women
Sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing program in Cambodia
- Purpose
The purpose of the program is to improve access to sexual and reproductive h+w information in the most isolated communities in Cambodia, due to the lack of knowledge and education.
Sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing program in Cambodia
- Implementation and partnerships
Implemented by the UN Population Fund, partnered with UNICEF.
Implemented outreach information sessions in communities that educate women about sexual and reproductive h+w and the risks associated with pregnancy.
Sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing program in Cambodia
- Outcomes
Women are better informed about the risks of childbirth, assisting in delaying childbirth or stop childbearing.
Sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing program in Cambodia
- Promotion of h+w
- Promotion of human development
Accessing antenatal care during pregnancy > reduced complications (haemorrhage & hypertension) > improved stress and anxiety > mental h+w.
Learn to access to contraception > women can space and plan children > empowers women > allowing them to make decisions to control their own lives.
Types of social action
- Sign petitions
- Donate money to NGO’s
- Organise a boycott
- Conduct fundraising events
- Volunteer
- Develop awareness campaigns
- Boycotts