The document discusses factors that impact children's well-being, including their nutritional status, health status, cognitive-emotional status, and access to basic services. It notes that children and families' sustainable livelihoods are threatened by issues like dependence on food rations, loss of assets, and disruptions to social and economic networks. The document also examines challenges facing social systems in the south, such as insufficient social planning, weak institutional capacities, and low qualifications among civil servants.

1. • survival
• development
• protection
• participation
Nutritional
Status
Health
Status
Cognitive-Emotional
Status
Household Food
Water, Energy
Basic Social
Services
Care Practices,
Education & Info
Responsibility, Authority & Resources
Citizenship
Production/
Distribution
Inclusion/
Exclusion
Coping
Assets
Employment
Values/
Expectations
Social Economical Political Demographic
POTENTIAL OF SOCIETY SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
Immediate Causes (Children’s Situation)
Underlying Causes (Family Livelihood)
Structural Causes (Power, Resources, Equity)
Basic Processes & Causes (Conflict & Sanctions)
Outcomes (CRC / CEDAW’s Access and Exercise)
Family’s Access, Dependency and Capacities
Quality, Performance & Sustainability of Systems
“Governance” & Administration(s)
New Income Sources
Social Impact of Disruptions
OFFP/MOU
Complex Conflict and Sanctions
Migrations and Displacements
Disruption of Social and Economical Networks
Economical, Financial, Political Dependency
Democratic Values
Average Improvement of Health and Nutrition Status
Average Improvement of Nutritional Status
Insufficient knowledge on Cognitive & Emotional Status
Improvement of WES Coverage
Legal
Framework
Social
Planning
Fiscal
Issues
Autonomy
Decentral.
Admin.
Organis.
Verifiable Improvement in Rights to Survival Status
Verifiable Improvement in Access to Primary Education
Insufficient Rights’ Protection Exercise and and Follow up
Very Insufficient Participation Rights’ Access/Exercise
Institutional & Familial Lacks in ECD

2. North-South complementarity
North OFFP shows in principle better indicators
related to Survival and Development
Impacts Sustainability in the North is threatened:
At Family Level
At Services and System Level

3. Children and Family’s Sustainable
Livelihood is threatened by:
Dependence of Families on Food Ration
Loss of Assets and Properties
Disruptions in the Structure and Values
Insufficient Access to Resources (Knowledge,
Income Generation, Fuel and Power)
Vulnerability Factors:
• IDP, rural, new urban, urban with no rural linkages
• Single-Headed families; alien families
• Lack of Access to emerging networks (Income,
Employment and Power)

4. North-South complementarity
At the Social Systems Level, a Sustainable
Coverage is threatened in the South by:
Insufficient Social & Sectoral Planning:
• lack of adequate Policy Support
• no consideration of the Social Demand by Supply Offer
• lack of Consideration of Quality and Performance of Services
• Economic and Financial viability based on external inputs
• No link between Capacity Building and Policy Planning
Related insufficiencies in Law, Rules and Institutional
Enforcement capacities
Low Institutional, Maintenance, Monitoring &
Management Capacities (Public & Private Levels)
Low Qualification and Motivation of Civil Servants

5. • survival
• development
• protection
• participation
Nutritional
Status
Health
Status
Cognitive-Emotional
Status
Household Food
Water, Energy
Basic Social
Services
Care Practices,
Education & Info
Responsibility, Authority & Resources
Citizenship
Production/
Distribution
Inclusion/
Exclusion
Coping
Assets
Employment
Values/
Expectations
Social Economical Political Demographic
POTENTIAL OF SOCIETY SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
Immediate Causes (Children’s Situation)
Underlying Causes (Family Livelihood)
Structural Causes (Power, Resources, Equity)
Basic Processes & Causes (Conflict & Sanctions)
Outcomes (CRC’s Access and Exercise)
Family’s Access, Dependency and Capacities
Quality, Performance & Sustainability of Systems
“Governance” & Administration(s)
New Income Sources
Social Impact of Disruptions
OFFP
Complex Conflict and Sanctions
Migrations and Displacements
Disruption of Economical Networks
Economical, Financial, Political Dependency
Democratic Values
Average Improvement of Health and Nutrition Status
Average Improvement of Nutritional Status
Insufficient knowledge on Cognitive & Emotional Status
Improvement of WES Coverage
Legal
Framework
Social
Planning
Fiscal
Issues
Autonomy
Decentral.
Admin.
Organis.
Verifiable Improvement in Rights to Survival Status
Verifiable Improvement in Access to Primary Education
Insufficient Rights’ Protection Exercise and and Follow up
Very Insufficient Participation Rights’ Access/Exercise
Institutional & Familial Lacks in ECD

6. • survival
• development
• protection
• participation
Nutritional
Status
Health
Status
Cognitive-Emotional
Status
Household Food
Water, Energy
Basic Social
Services
Care Practices,
Education & Info
Responsibility, Authority & Resources
Citizenship
Production/
Distribution
Inclusion/
Exclusion
Coping
Assets
Employment
Values/
Expectations
Social Economical Political Demographic
POTENTIAL OF SOCIETY SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
Immediate Causes (Children’s Situation)
Underlying Causes (Family Livelihood)
Structural Causes (Power, Resources, Equity)
Basic Processes & Causes (Conflict & Sanctions)
Outcomes (CRC’s Access and Exercise)
Family’s Access, Dependency and Capacities
Quality, Performance & Sustainability of Systems
“Governance” & Administration(s)
New Income Sources
Social Impact of Disruptions
OFFP
Complex Conflict and Sanctions
Migrations and Displacements
Disruption of Economical Networks
Economical, Financial, Political Dependency
Democratic Values
Average Improvement of Health and Nutrition Status
Average Improvement of Nutritional Status
Insufficient knowledge on Cognitive & Emotional Status
Improvement of WES Coverage
Legal
Framework
Social
Planning
Fiscal
Issues
Autonomy
Decentral.
Admin.
Organis.
Verifiable Improvement in Rights to Survival Status
Verifiable Improvement in Access to Primary Education
Insufficient Rights’ Protection Exercise and and Follow up
Very Insufficient Participation Rights’ Access/Exercise
Institutional & Familial Lacks in ECD