Common use of Reintegration Clause in Contracts

Reintegration. (a) Provision of social reintegration support to Ex-Combatants, including social and psychosocial support, HIV / AIDS orientation and referrals to local support networks, and information and sensitization and reconciliation activities for Ex-Combatants and host communities, with a focus on: (i) female Ex-Combatants, including ensuring equal benefits as compared to male Ex-Combatants, ensuring access to Vulnerability Support Window Grants, sensitization to gender- based violence issues, and sensitization of Implementation Partners to gender issues; and (ii) disabled and / or chronically ill Ex-Combatants, including transitional medical rehabilitation and treatment and specialized housing. (b) Provision of specialized social reintegration support to Ex-Combatants needing particular psychosocial support, including referrals to community-based support networks and training of psychosocial counselors. (c) HIV / AIDS voluntary counseling and testing, including initial sensitization, pre-test counseling, voluntary testing, post-test counseling, confirmatory testing, provision of condoms, referrals to local hospitals, and orientation of affected Ex-Combatants and their spouses for integration into community-based support networks. (d) Provision of economic reintegration support to Ex-Combatants, including Vulnerability Support Window Grant support to Ex-Combatants from Special Target Groups, as follows: (i) Training Grants for professional and vocational training; (ii) Education Grants for formal education; (iii) Employment Grants for employment generation, and job counseling and placement support; and (iv) Subproject Grants for income-generation Subprojects. (e) Production of print, audio, video, and electronic materials for purposes of sensitization to reintegration of Ex-Combatants, including implementation of a sensitization and communication strategy, with specific targeting of members of Armed Groups.

Reintegration. (a) Provision of social reintegration support to Ex-Combatants, including social and psychosocial support, HIV / AIDS orientation and referrals to local support networks, and information and sensitization and reconciliation activities for Ex-Combatants and host communities, with a focus on: (i) female Ex-Combatants, including ensuring equal benefits as compared to male Ex-Combatants, ensuring access to Vulnerability Support Window Grants, sensitization to gender- gender-based violence issues, and sensitization of Implementation Partners to gender issues; and (ii) disabled and / or chronically ill Ex-Combatants, including transitional medical rehabilitation and treatment and specialized housing. (b) Provision of specialized social reintegration support to Ex-Combatants needing particular psychosocial support, including referrals to community-based support networks and training of psychosocial counselors. (c) HIV / AIDS voluntary counseling and testing, including initial sensitization, pre-test counseling, voluntary testing, post-test counseling, confirmatory testing, provision of condoms, referrals to local hospitals, and orientation of affected Ex-Combatants and their spouses for integration into community-based support networks. (d) Provision of economic reintegration support to Ex-Combatants, including Vulnerability Support Window Grant support to Ex-Combatants from Special Target Groups, as follows: (i) Training Grants for professional and vocational training; (ii) Education Grants for formal education; (iii) Employment Grants for employment generation, and job counseling and placement support; and (iv) Subproject Grants for income-generation Subprojects. (e) Production of print, audio, video, and electronic materials for purposes of sensitization to reintegration of Ex-Combatants, including implementation of a sensitization and communication strategy, with specific targeting of members of Armed Groups.