F.a: Tinderet Area Development Programme The programme works for the improvement of rural communities’ socio-economic situation and quality of life, as well for the strengthening of community capacities and enhancing children’s in Tinderet, Western Kenya.The main objectives of the previous pe
riod have been Children's rights and child protection. The evaluation shows that the work has been fruitful; child rights violations have decreased from 92.4% in 2009 to 34.3%. Child labor has also been halved during the same period. In addition work has b
een done to decrease waterborne diseases and improve general health. Health services are now closer. 70 per cent of the population has access to health services within a distance of less than five kilometers. Every third person is currently receiving clean
 water compared to only one in eight at the beginning of the programme. Through renovations of water points and sanitation trainings diarrhea and waterborne diseases have been reduced. Within disability work positive cooperation has been continued with loc
al disability institution. HIV trainings are organized through support groups and seminars. The women’s AIDS run, providing information and testing possibilities has gathered great popularity. Community members have been trained in public responsibility 
and cooperation has been established with local actors, authorities and cooperations. Children's participation in collective decision-making is encouraged through Children's Parliaments.The program covers an area of six centers with a population of about 3
5 000 people. The main partner is World Vision Kenya that runs the implementation and accounts for the use of funding.