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Documentary productionBackground It is widely recognized that quality education is only the effective means to generate an able, competitive and independent citizen. Access to quality education, an inalienable right of children is the must, so as to promote child rights and national development. Nepal is a country with rural and remote villages. The condition of child rights is worst inmost of them. Children are deprived even from their basic rights of, leave out enrolling school. They have poor educational status. Those who enroll the rural schools aren't competitive as compared to urban children. In this context, what will be the future of such children and how can they direct the way for national development? Many children have migrated in urban areas as child laborers and many of them have become street children, falling tragic life. This isn't a good omen for the future development of Nepal. Upward mobility of the educational status, widening the scope of technical and life skill education can play a vital role in this context. Child Nepal (CN) is running a Model Educational Village (MEV) Programme in remote VDCs of Mugu and Sindhupalchok districts of Nepal. It is trying to launch various activities regarding quality education in the targeted VDCs for child rights promotion and child development. Documentary could play a significant role to provide a clear picture and situation of the VDCs in this regard. Objectives Our objective is to show the current situation of health, education, child rights and village scenario in a documentary form. Target groups Our target groups are state's planners, concerning development activists and interested donor community who want to support the MEV Programme of CN. It also includes Nepal Government's Ministry of Education and Sports. Other target groups include all the people viewing the documentary. Rationale Documentaries are the important means to view out the overall picture of the situation. Only a documentary can speak the scenario rather than written words. The VDC where CN is working right now in MEV Programme has a poor educational background. Children, the future path finder are gradually changing into child laborers and street children. This trend is increasing day by day and is alarming in almost all the remote villages of Nepal. We want to show all those realities to our target groups through documentary. Their little support can be a great contribution for child rights promotion, child development by quality education. Activities - Design the progrmme.
- Visit the targeted VDCs with the Development Documentary Personnel.
- Shoot the scenario of the VDCs.
- Edit the documentary.
- Develop the copies of documentary
- Broadcast from media and share among the target groups.
Excepted Outcomes - Our target groups will view a clear picture of the alarming situation of the villages.
- Local people viewing the documentary will be motivated towards the development works at community level.
- It will be an appropriate tool for comparing the present situation and the condition created after the completion of MEV programme.
- Donor community will be attracted in providing support for the educational development for promoting child rights.
Programme Budget for two documentaries (For Mugu and Sindhupalchok) S N | Activities | Responsibilities | Remarks | CN self | Additional support | NRS | USD $ @ 65.00 | NRS | USD $ @ 65.00 | 1 | Script and designing | 20,000.00 | 307.70 | 00 | | | 2 | Transportation cost site (a) Mugu | 00 | | 31,000.00 | 476.92 | | 3 | Transportation cost site (a) Mugu | 00 | | 11,000.00 | 169.23 | Cost For three person | 4 | Technical cost for two site (Shooting, Editing, Mixing and dobbing) | | | 70,000.00 | 1,076.92 | | 5 | Making levels, creating copies and packing | 10,000.00 | 153.84 | | | | 6 | Broadcasting and sharing cost | 15,000.00 | 230.76 | | | | Total | 45,000.00 | 692.30 | 112,000.00 | 1,723.07 | |
Grand Total: NRS: 157,000.00 USD $ 8,654.37
Posted on 2010-09-02
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