CLF CONVENTION 2013

1. CLF CONVENTION 2013 SUMMATIVE REPORT CAPACITY BUILDING: ENHANCING OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES

2. A Community Connected RENEWING COMMON PURPOSE ENABLING PARTICIPATION INSPIRING ENGAGEMENT ASSET-BASED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REVIEW LEARNING JOURNEY PROGRAMME-NETWORK REVIEW REVIEW OF CLF SEC ROLE Capacity building Resource Planning Programme Management CLF CONVENTION

3. Network Review – Key Findings Youth Development Network (YDN) • Different level of needs for MM youths • From Low to Very High Levels Needs • Lack of service coverage for MM youths identified as high- and very-high level needs

4. Network Review – Key Findings Education Development Network (EDN) • Leverage on various early childhood initiatives introduced at the national level • Expansion of English Language literacy assistance • Parents as co-educators

5. Network Review – Key Findings Employability Network (EmN) • Support for aspiring PMEs • Role of women in labour force • Achieving higher qualifications through alternative pathways

6. Network Review – Key Findings Family Development Network (FDN) • Lack of preparation for old age • Decreased home ownership and over-representation in public rental housing • High prevalence of chronic illnesses

7. Key Recommendations

8. Programme Management

9. Resource Allocation

10. Resource Allocation • MMVS • MMOs providing youth development services • Secretariat • Strengthening monitoring and evaluation mechanisms • Beneficiaries

11. Role of CLF Secretariat • coordinating body for all the four networks • continue community engagement • manage allocation of capability development fund by MMCDF • central strategic planner in capacity building

12. Capacity Building – Needs Analysis

13. Capacity Building – Needs Analysis

14. Making Capacity Building a Priority

15. CLF Capacity Building Framework

16. Thank you

17. CLF Convention 2013Panel discussion