The JOFA project intervention sites were diverse, both between and within countries. They included urban, remote and rural areas, refugee camps, as well as conflict-affected settings. JOFA partners adapted and used a set of common technical approaches and standards across these different settings.
This standardised yet flexible approach provided an unusual opportunity for partners to share and learn across major child-focused agencies and contexts.
This discussion focuses on JOFA’s child protection programming with refugees and in conflict-affected settings in Kenya, Mali, Ethiopia and Uganda.