This text provides an overview of Wajir South Administrative Post (AP), situated in Wajir County within Kenya's North Eastern Region. It delves into the geographical coordinates, climatic conditions, and sociodemographic aspects of the county. Wajir County, characterized as a semi-arid region in ecological zones V-VI, experiences two distinct rainy seasons annually. However, frequent droughts and flash floods have been increasingly impacting the livelihoods of its inhabitants.
The text further explores the 2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census data, projecting population figures for 2020 and 2022, with a focus on gender distribution and age demographics. Wajir County comprises six sub-counties and 30 wards, predominantly relying on pastoralism as a way of life. The establishment of permanent water points has led to the growth of small settlements, contributing to population growth and resource-related conflicts among clans.
Additionally, the text highlights vulnerable groups within the Wajir South AP, including orphans, children living with elderly parents, and those with special needs, emphasizing the collaborative efforts of World Vision's Wajir South AP program with various governmental and non-governmental partners to address these challenges and implement projects in the region.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- AFFIRMATION
- TABLE OF CONTENT
- ACRONYMS
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY WAJIR SOUTH AP.
- TASK BACKGROUND AND METHODOLOGY
- EVALUATION FINDINGS.
- BASELINE FINDINGS-I (CESP)
- BASELINE FINDINGS-II (INTEGRATED HEALTH AND WASH)
- BASELINE FINDINGS-III (CHILD PROTECTION AND PARTICIPATION:
- PROJECT PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT USING THE OECD CRITERIA.
- INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
- BACKGROUND OF WAJIR AP
- BACKGROUND OF TO THE BASELINE / EVALUATION
- METHODOLOGY
- RESEARCH DESIGN
- SAMPLING METHOD
- QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUES
- QUALITATIVE SURVEY
- TRAINING, FIELD WORK AND DATA MANAGEMENT
- DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
- SURVEY FINDINGS-
- DEMOGRAPHIC FINDINGS
- EVALUATION FINDINGS I: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND SPONSORSHIP (CESP FY16-20)
- EVALUATION FINDINGS 2: PROTECTION AND EDUCATION -EVALUATION FINDINGS FY 16-20
- BASELINE FINDINGS-I COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND SPONSORSHIP
- BASELINE FINDINGS-II (INTEGRATED HEALTH AND WASH):
- BASELINE FINDINGS-III (CHILD PROTECTION AND PARTICIPATION:
- DISCUSSIONS AND CONCLUSIONS:
- DISCUSSION:
- CONCLUSIONS
- RECOMMENDATIONS
- LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE BASELINE PROCESS
- LESSONS LEARNT
- CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
- REFERENCES
- APPENDICES:
- APPENDIX A: LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
- Community Engagement and Sponsorship Project (CESP)
- Integrated Health and WASH Programs
- Child Protection and Participation
- Project Performance Assessment using OECD Criteria
- Baseline Findings and Evaluation Results
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This document presents the findings of a baseline and evaluation survey conducted in Wajir South, Kenya. The objective of this work is to provide a comprehensive assessment of the ongoing community engagement and sponsorship project (CESP) and its impact on the community in Wajir South.
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
The report begins with an introduction to the context of the Wajir Area Programme (AP) and the background of the baseline and evaluation survey. It then outlines the methodology used, including the research design, sampling methods, data collection and analysis techniques. The following chapters present the findings from the survey, focusing on demographics, community engagement and sponsorship (CESP), integrated health and WASH programs, child protection and participation. The report concludes with discussions and recommendations for the program's future development, emphasizing lessons learned and challenges encountered during the baseline process.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
The main focus of this work is on community engagement and sponsorship, integrated health and WASH programs, child protection and participation, and project performance assessment using OECD criteria. This report analyzes the impact of these programs on the community in Wajir South, Kenya, and provides recommendations for improvement based on the baseline findings and evaluation results.
- Quote paper
- Prof Augustine Otieno Afullo (Author), Exploring Wajir South Administrative Post. Geographical and Demographic Insights in Kenya's North Eastern Region, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1391056
