Strengthening civil society capacity for health and advocacy

Projektperiode:

01.09.2019 - 31.12.2020

Beviliget beløb:

500.000,- DKK

Organisation:

Ubumi Prisons Initiative

Partnere:

Development Aid From People to People (DAPP) Zambia IN BUT FREE Network of Zambian People Living with HIV chipata Chapte (NZP+ chipata) Prisoners` Future Foundation (PFF)

Pulje:

Civilsamfundspuljen

Indsatsområde:

Medborgerindsats

World goals:

Mål 1: Afskaf fattigdom

Mål 2: Stop sult

Mål 3: Sundhed og trivsel

Mål 16: Fred, retfærdighed og stærke institutioner

Mål 17: Partnerskaber for handling

Indsatser foregår i:

Zambia

Overordnede mål

'- Improved health and rights for inmates in Zambian prisons

Umiddelbare mål

'- Build capacity of 4 partner organisations to implement the Ubumi Model (through a workshop) - Specifically, narrow in on building organisational capacity of NZP+ to implement the Ubumi Model, so they can implement with less support than is the case today - Implementation of the Ubumi Model for improved health and survival amongst inmates in Chipata male and female correctional facilities

Målgrupper

'- Ubumi's partner organisations, with a specific focus on NZP+ - Vulnerable groups in prisons, children, juveniles and patients

Resume

Health and human rights are severely challenged in the Zambian prisons. Ubumi has with its partner organisations worked to improve health for several years. Ubumi has based on its experience developed the so-called Ubumi Model, which is an innovative approach to prisons work. The Ubumi Model entails working holistically, practically and strategically with health and rights. The work includes inmate volunteer teams, who care for patients, work in the vegetable gardens and other activities. In specific terms, the project will work to 1) build capacity of 4 partner organisations to implement the so-called Ubumi Model through a workshop 2) specifically narrow in on building organisational capacity of NZP+ in Chipata through intensive monitoring and capacity building exercises following the workshop. The aim is that the organisation can implement the Ubumi Model with much less support from Ubumi than the case is today, and ultimately make them independent from Ubumi support. A key aim is to strengthen their role as advocates, mamagers as well as their monitoring and data collection skills. 3) Implementation of the Ubumi Model in Chipata Correctional Facility female and male prison over a period of 12 months