Early Childhood Care and Development Project : Implementation Completion Memorandum
The objective of the Project is to assist the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, through Save the Children UK on behalf of International Save the Children Alliance acting under the coordination of the Early Childhood Education Department of the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) in establishing an enabling environment in the poorest and most vulnerable communities, and providing young children the opportunities to develop to their full potential. All communes in three selected provinces of project locations (Quang Tri, Yen Bai and Dien Bien) face food insecurity, limited access to markets, limited provision of basic infrastructures, poor health, inadequate education, high illiteracy, and environmental degradation. Despite the challenging contextual environment in which this grant has taken place, the grant objectives were largely highly satisfactorily met and fulfilled though four key intermediate project results: increased access and availability of early childhood care and development services and supplies; increased quality of early childhood care and development services (Health and Education); increased family and community awareness and capacity to promote utilization of early childhood care and development services; and improved implementation of policies in support of ethnic minority children.
Summary: | The objective of the Project is to
assist the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, through Save the
Children UK on behalf of International Save the Children
Alliance acting under the coordination of the Early
Childhood Education Department of the Ministry of Education
and Training (MOET) in establishing an enabling environment
in the poorest and most vulnerable communities, and
providing young children the opportunities to develop to
their full potential. All communes in three selected
provinces of project locations (Quang Tri, Yen Bai and Dien
Bien) face food insecurity, limited access to markets,
limited provision of basic infrastructures, poor health,
inadequate education, high illiteracy, and environmental
degradation. Despite the challenging contextual environment
in which this grant has taken place, the grant objectives
were largely highly satisfactorily met and fulfilled though
four key intermediate project results: increased access and
availability of early childhood care and development
services and supplies; increased quality of early childhood
care and development services (Health and Education);
increased family and community awareness and capacity to
promote utilization of early childhood care and development
services; and improved implementation of policies in support
of ethnic minority children. |
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