The tables below present a synthesis of issues related to world café.
Health
| Findings | Recommendations | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost of care | High cost of care | Accelerate the implementation of the Human Capital Strengthening Insurance (ARCH) project |
| Infrastructure | Inadequate suitable equipment in health centres | Strengthen the technical platform |
| Lack of appropriate health centres | Build population-close health centres | |
| Distance of health centres from population | Ensure that health centres are accessible to people with special needs | |
| Upgrade health centres | ||
| Human resources | Irresponsibility of some health workers | Improve the quality of hospitality and care |
| Inadequacies in qualified human resources | Provide health centres with qualified staff | |
| Low motivation for human resources | − | |
| Low budget allocation |
Non-compliance with the 15%of the state's general budget to be allocated
to health |
Meet regional commitments |
| Suppressing or delaying care for needy | Accelerate the implementation of the ARCH project | |
| Strengthen funding through the Commons/Health System Development Fund and the plan to decentralise health services |
Education
| Findings | Recommendations | |
|---|---|---|
| Accountability of local authorities | Weak accountability of local authorities | Empower local authorities |
| Human resources | Low recruitment of human resources (teachers) | Recruit qualified teachers |
| Infrastructure | Weak school infrastructure | Make it easier to access school infrastructure |
| Training programs | Inadequate training programmes | − |
| School calendar | Inadequate school calendar in some communities | Fund a study on the school calendar |
| Accessibility of school infrastructure | Difficulties in accessing school infrastructure | Make it easier to access school infrastructure |
Related areas
| Findings | |
|---|---|
| Territories | Access to transport infrastructure: a problem for P20 (Karimama case) |
| Most of the interventions of the technical and financial partners takes place in the South of Benin, while the poorest 20% (P20) live in the North | |
| Socio-demographic characteristics of P20 | |
| Telephone isolation of certain communities | |
| Not taking into account or low consideration of territorial information (provided by municipalities) | |
| Data | Non-use of data from the Integrated Modular Household Living Conditions Survey (EMICoV) or the Harmonized Household Living Conditions Survey (HCVM) on consumption |
| Lack of recent data | |
| What is the link between the data from this study and the development plans of the municipalities concerned? | |
| Data on access to safe drinking water | |
| The data dates back to 2015: why not exploit recent data? | |
| What do these figures mean in practice for the situation of the people concerned? How many times do they eat a day? Etc. | |
| More data on children living in families that are among the poorest | |
| What are the most numerous social groups among P20s? | |
| Lack of use of data of global analysis of vulnerability, food security and nutrition | |
| P20 approach | No appropriation or understanding on the part of the P20 |
| Lack of presentation of methodological approach | |
| Ethnicity among poverty factors | |
| Definition of more accurate P20s for better understanding | |
| Study methodology | |
| The P20 analysis criteria | |
| What about the use of the results presented? | |
| Level of involvement of the P20 in development planning | |
| Why only use income, nutrition and marital status as criteria? Some interesting aspects, such as access to water and electricity, are not taken into account. | |
| Others | Wouldn't it be interesting if the numbers assigned during the digitisation of civil registration records were the same as for the Population Identification administrative Census (RAVIP)? (Kandi) |
| Restriction of assessment on health and education (low in other areas) | |
| In which family situations are we most likely to belong to the poorest 20%? (foyer (single-parent home run by a woman, a family with more than four children, etc.)) |
Related areas: Recommendations
- Make it easier to access transport infrastructure
- Integrate digital settings
- Strongly involve religious leaders in the declaration of births
- Involve nutrition structures to achieve results
- Strengthen the capacity of civil society organisations' (CSOs’) frameworks around the Sustainable Development Goals and other CSOs on the P20
- Better explain methodological steps
- Consider EMICoV/EHCVM data
- Involve those involved in the water, electricity, digital, etc.
- Raise awareness of accountability among all SDG targets
- Ensure greater involvement of P20 in the development process
