The Ministry of Youth, aware of the importance of the contribution of young people to the national development effort, of the role of civil society and non-governmental organizations, organized a training session on June 30 and July 01, 2020 at the Department of Community Life and Capacity Building for Young People located in Abidjan-Plateau (Sobroko).
Thirty-three young people were benefited from the training which focused on Monitoring, Evaluation and Results-oriented Reporting. However, taking into account the global health crisis and for reasons of convenience, the participants were divided into two groups of sixteen (16) and seventeen (17) participants.
On Wednesday 01 July 2020, seventeen youth leaders, namely, the international organization PLANETE PAIX, represented by the Secretary of PLANETE PAIX for communication, Miss Annick Mireille IBO, JFA, MUDAV, GIEPHCI, AIESEC , ACCEPCI, ASMCI (a deaf man and his interpreter), Youth Peace and Security Network (UNDESA), ESD Center, ROJALNU, UNAFEHCI, RIJLI, AJED, AEEMCI, RNJ, and JEC have been equipped in Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, Results-oriented reporting and have acquired skills and competences for the conduct of their programs and / or projects.
Indeed, this training falls within the framework of the National Youth Policy (PNJ) 2016-2020 with a view to accelerating the empowerment of young people who account for more than seventy-seven percent (77%) of the Ivorian population.
To this end, the training was structured around three modules, namely:
• From Strategic Planning to Operational Planning;
• Results-based Project Monitoring and Evaluation Methodology;
• Template for presentation of activity reports, monitoring and evaluation.
The trainer reminded participants that a project is a set of activities with a start and an end. As such, it is therefore important to subdivide the project into activities, and activities into tasks in order to carry out monitoring and evaluation. Operational planning gives us the means to better organize the activities to achieve structural planning, which is the division of the project into a sub-project or a component. A strategic or situational diagnosis makes it possible to identify the needs of the organization or association in order to provide solutions. A strategic plan allows the organization to plan for the future. It is therefore a management, anticipation, coordination and resource mobilization tool. As the strategic planning of the project is effective, the organization monitors and evaluates the project.

Monitoring is a system for collecting information to be processed and disseminated for the smooth running of the project. Information processing concerns the relationship between planned activity, activity carried out and activity not carried out. Dissemination consists of making a follow-up report. In fact, activity monitoring is done using a monitoring field that allows the cost of expenses to be assessed, the time taken to carry out the activity and the quality of the activity, which reveals whether the notebook of loads and performance has been respected. Therefore, a result chain is to be observed, that is to say project / program management. This management takes into account the monitoring of inputs, activities, outputs, effects and impacts, while taking into account the risks of the project. A specific, measurable, achievable, Reachable, temporal indicator (SMART) is essential for good monitoring of the project.
Evaluation is an appreciation, a value judgment that obeys criteria. In other words, the relevance of the project, has the objective been achieved? The effect of the project on the target, the impact of the project which is measured over 5 to 10 years, the viability or sustainability of the project to name a few. This whole process is verified in a framework which consists of making a summary of the report.
The training was enriching through the involvement of the participants. The discussions showed the interest that the participants had in the subject of this training. It lasted 5 hours and was sanctioned by a certificate of participation issued by Mr. Koffi, Director of Associative Life. The 33 youth leaders said they were well equipped to perpetuate this initiative of the Ivorian government and pledged to build the capacities of their members and those of Ivorian youth.

Done in Abidjan on July 02, 2020
Miss Annick Mireille IBO
(Communication officer)

Canevas de rapport d’évaluation

Canevas de rapport suivi de projet 2

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This Friday, June 19, 2020 at 9:30 am Planete Paix Campus and University residences of Abidjan, led by its Representative Mr. Armel KADJA, exchanged with students on the issue of peace in Cote d’Ivoire at Felix Houphouët-Boigny University of Cocody in this sensitive period of electoral news. This activity which focused on the subject “PEACE IN COTE D’IVOIRE: WHAT IS THE SHARE OF STUDENTS? Was to educate students about the need for peace and an inclusive, participatory, democratic and peaceful presidential election on October 31, 2020 in Cote d’Ivoire. The students who spoke out fearlessly and bluntly all embraced the idea of peace and committed themselves to lasting peace in our country. “Peace for me is having the spirit of brotherhood, solidarity and sharing” exclaimed a student. All of the students said they were looking for peace. The activity ended at 11 h 00 min with the words of thanks from the Head of the section.

It is with mortification in the soul and with dismay that the members of Planète Paix, received on April 29, 2020 the decision of the authorities to withdraw the declaration of competence of the State of Côte d’Ivoire provided for in the protocol relating to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights issued on June 19, 2013.
Was there a survey of real Ivorian public opinion ? Or have we consulted the Ivorian people ?
Without these paths, the decision that is made is arbitrary and despotic.
Planète Paix rises in consequence, against such an attacking decision against democracy which does not honor the Cote d’Ivoire and its people who nevertheless hold sovereignty.
The exercise of such a right of withdrawal in a time close to the provisional order made by the Court of Arusha and a few months before the presidential elections is abusive and takes away all good faith from its author.
By this decision, the Ivorian authorities decided to withdraw from their citizens and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) the right to directly seize the African court of human and peoples’ rights.
By this rough decision, the Ivorian authorities give themselves a much wider and dangerously sufficient margin of maneuver to trample in profusion the rights of these citizens being understood that from now on the citizens (the weakest); and NGOs (the voice of the voiceless) are deprived of their essential rights to have recourse to the ACHPR when they have failed to obtain justice before national courts.
Such an unjustifiable and indefensible decision, which cannot be based on the rational principle of law, carries ineffable legal insecurity against the Ivorian people in particular and the peoples of African countries in general, however real holders of sovereignty.
Planète Paix calls for the vigilance and responsibility of the national and international community on the issue.
Planète Paix sadly notes with bitterness that in Côte d’Ivoire and in many African countries, democracy is sick of the political politics of these politicians.
Planète Paix invites the Ivorian authorities to admit that such a decision is a gross error and to pull themselves together because no State today can lock up or confine rights.
“A State is not like on the ground that it sits an inheritance ; it is a society of Men who alone can dispose of itself.”, Emmanuel Kant in Philosophical Essay on perpetual peace.
Planète Paix, Peace Organization, for Peace and Human Rights recalls that the law cannot accommodate personal and personalized tailoring, tailor-made and considers that such a decision is a forfeiture which cannot serve as an example in a world that only demands protection of human and peoples’ rights.
This augurs, no doubt, of a definite threat to the upcoming elections.
Planète Paix is therefore worried about the outcome of the upcoming elections and asks the national and international community to act as quickly as possible to save the sincerity of the vote, democracy, guarantee legal security, safety, life and rights of Ivorian citizens as well as citizens of other countries threatened by such an anti-democratic decision.

Done in Abidjan on 04/30/2020
The Central President of PLANETE PAIX
H. Em. Achille COMOE

The Council of Champions of the NGO Planète Paix urgently met on Saturday March 28, 2020 to reflect on the current situation of the Covid-19 pandemic which today constitutes a serious global health problem and a psychosis limiting any socio-economic activity. The Council of Country Champions came up with 7 recommendations and asked states :

1- immediate and adequate care of infected people ;
2- a systematic general lockdown of three or seven days, the sole purpose of which is to allow mass screening by specialists with the effect of isolating sick people to treat them;
3- a mass disinfection operation in public places
4- the distribution free of charge of masks ;
5- financial support for populations throughout the lockdown periods;
6- the organization of an aid plan for diaspora nationals and the voluntary repatriation of these with accompanying measures ;
7- the granting of necessary means to traditional healers, doctors, pharmacists, virologists, infectiologists, epidemiologists and other local researchers in order to find an adequate treatment for the disease that is gnawing at the PLANETE.

Under recommendation 7, it notably calls on African states to trust their local researchers.

The Council also made the mid-term review of preparations for CAMEROON 2020. It considered that the assessment was satisfactory and expressed the wish to see the current situation of the Coronavirus pandemic find a rapid and definitive solution for the actual holding of the Summit.

Virtual meeting of 03/23/2020

The Country Champions Council