2. The main problem is poverty, and persistent
negative consequences arising from the
earthquake in 2010

3.  Extreme poverty / exclusion
 Child malnutrition
 High prevalence of infectious diseases
 Prevention programs for STI inappropriate
 Changes in physical and psychological development of children:
disabilities
 Poor school performance, abandonment and difficulty in access
to skilled jobs
 High level of physical and sexual abuse
 Insecurity and mistrust, few secure environments and areas for
children
 Sports ruled activities and groups are inadequate : inadequate
resources, poor training and lack of coordination

5.  The correct physical and psychological
development of children
 Reduce the incidence of HIV / AIDS and
increase knowledge of hygiene and dietetic
habits

7.  Organize competitive teams with children under
14 years old from FWAL and Kenscoff with trained
coaches to act as agents of health

8.  To reach preventive measures to decrease the sexually
transmitted diseases on adolescents and to increase the
knowledge of hygiene and dietetic habits on children

10. 1. Organize sports competitions (basketball, football)
2. Create a appropriate technical team (Prepare workshops to
implement preventive HIV / AIDS education to young adolescents and
workshops to implement dietary and hygiene habits in children)
3. Create efficient programs to prevent STI / diseases
transmitted by food and water
4. Proper coordination in sporting activities
5. Create the figure of responsible for coordination

12.  Children distribution
 Basketball and football teams creation (junior and
child categories)
 Equipment distribution
 Material needed preparation

13.  Identify translators
 Theorical and practical training workshops for
coaches (basketball, football).
Identify volunteers
 Theorical and practical workshops for trainers
and adolescents in the prevention of HIV / AIDS,
STI and hygiene and dietetic habits
Collection of nurses from the Vocational School
of St. Francis of Assisi

15.  Sufficient funding
 Involvement and acceptance of the project by the
organization NPH Haiti
 Appropriate infrastructure
 Support workshop by Francisville
 Effectiveness of initial campus
 Support from families and community leaders from
Tabar and Kenscoff
 Determination by the Vocational School St. Francis of
Assisi to facilitate the nursing educational program

16. DIRECT COSTS DIRECT COSTS
External staff for training (accommodation) 900,00 900,00
External staff for training (transfers) 1.800,00 1.800,00
Kit (clothing and shoes) 1.200,00 3.200,00
Local staff (instructors) 4.800,00 9.600,00
Local staff (coordinator) 1.800,00 1.800,00
Travel, subsistence and accommodation 2.000,00 2.000,00
Unforeseen 500,00 500,00
Evaluation 300,00 300,00
Audit 500,00 500,00
TOTAL DIRECT COSTS 13.800,00 20.600,00
INDIRECT COSTS INDIRECT COSTS
Formulation, monitoring, assessment and
management of ONG
1.000,00 1.000,00
TOTAL INDIRECT COSTS 1.000,00 1.000,00
TOTAL EURO 14.800,00 21.600,00
A 2/2 B 4/4

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