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Objectives
  • To equip participants with the knowledge on the key phases of the BEAM implementation cycle. Expected results: By the end of the Module participants will: —
  • Internalise the whole BEAM implementation cycle.
  • This session explains the community-based nature of BEAM and the implementation partnership between the MPSLWS and MPSE. It also stresses the rationale of the partnership from a mandates point of view:
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Governance
    Two main government ministries collaborate in implementing BEAM
  • MPSLSW has the mandate to implement BEAM and it is the institutional parent of OVC
  • MoPSE is custodian of the Education Acts and policies. It has the mandate to run the education sector and its systems. It runs the schools that house the children to benefit from BEAM
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Avatar BEAM is a community-based programme implemented by the communities with administrative and technical support from the decentralised structures of the ministries responsible for social welfare and education
Avatar MPSLSW has the mandate to coordinate implementation of social protection interventions. It is the custodian of the National Social Protection Policy. It is the institutional parent of OVC.
Avatar MoPSE is custodian of the Education Acts and policies. It has the mandate to run the education sector and its systems. It runs the schools that house the children to benefit from BEAM.

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BEAM beneficiary selection goes through two phases namely:


Avatar Phase 1: Compilation of priority lists based on the nomination forms, drawing the BEAM Master List; and validation of the Master List.
Avatar Phase 2: Drawing the final beneficiary list based on the school budget allocation;
Beam Activity Timelines — REFER to Section of the Operational manual

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Beam Activity Timelines

Download the BEAM Manual for the detailed activity timetable

Next Section — BEAM Rollout in the Community







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