Oriented seven (7) CSO members with twelve (12) – (6-M) and (6-F) on child rights programming, the rights-based approach and principles of child participation in the context of CRBPs.

Under the NCRF project, a total of one hundred fifteen (115) participants; fifty (50) children (24 girls and 26 boys) and fifty five (55) adults (29 males and 24 females) were trained in social accountability tools.

Forty-two (42) children in Lusaka were oriented on budgeting process in Zambia and how to undertake budget analysis.

Trained three hundred and eight (308) children (158 boys and 150 girls) and one hundred eighty-one (181) adults (122 male and 59 females) drawn from the Parent Teachers Committees (PTCs), Community Welfare Assistance Committees (CWACs), Ward Development Committees (WDCs), Neighbourhood Health Committees (NHCs), Village Committees and representatives from Faith-Based Organisations (FBOs) and Councilors on the concept of;

• Participatory Budgeting.
• Constituency Development Fund (CDF) Processes and guidelines and;
• Child-Centered Social Accountability (CCSA)

Thirty-seven (37) with (15) females and (22) males from eighteen (18) Civil Society organisations (CSOs) had their capacity built on UPR reporting guidelines, Monitoring children’s rights, treaty and charter-based reporting Mechanisms

Twelve (12) monitoring teams comprising six (6) monitoring teams of children and six (6) adult community monitoring teams formed in Lusaka and Mongu districts.

Ninety-two (92) children (42 boys and 50 girls) and ninety-five (95) adults (48) male and (47) females trained in the child rights framework and monitoring of children’s rights in Lusaka and Mongu.

Forty-two (42) adults and Eighty-six (86) children were trained in the child rights framework and community monitoring of children’s rights.