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Enhancing Security Sector Governance in Mali 2017-2020 DCAF’s programme “Enhancing Security Sector Governance in Mali, 2017-2020” seeks to support Malian stakeholders in conducting a Security Sector Reform process aimed at creating democratically governed, effective and accountable security institutions as a foundation for sustainable peace and development.
Improving the field implementation of the Voluntary Principles for Security and Human Rights in South Kivu - DRC This two-year project aims at reinforcing the implementation of the Voluntary Principles for Security and Human Rights in South Kivu, DRC. Located in Eastern Congo, South Kivu's mineral production is characterised by artisanal and small scale mining (ASM). The emergence of industrial mining on sites where ASM is prevalent, has consequently led to confrontations, exacerbating existing conflicts. Generally, the extraction and trade of mineral resources in the DRC has not yet led to the country's development nor of its mining communities. On the contrary, the lack of control over minerals has been identified as one of the main cause of conflict in the DRC. An implementation of the Voluntary Principles that aims at improving security and human rights practices would therefore contribute to a better governance in the mining sector which can foster overall peace, security and development. To implement the Voluntary Principles in South Kivu, two complementary approaches are envisaged. First, setting up a technical working group consisting of members of the three pillars enabling monthly dialogues and creating recommendations for a better management of security and human rights issues in the mining sector. Secondly, the project envisages a reinforcement of the mining police's (PMH) existing capacities through a human rights-based training.
The Investment Promotion Programme Funded through the cross-government Prosperity Fund, the Investment Promotion Programme (IPP) is DIT’s first ODA funded programme. IPP will support key developing countries to attract foreign direct investment, which will build stable economies and reduce their reliance on aid. Targeted interventions will lead to an improvement in the quality of services delivered by foreign investment promotion organisations, their promotion campaigns and the investment projects they support. Supporting investment promotion can fast track economic transformation, helping to pave the way towards prosperity. Increasing the attractiveness and capability of developing countries for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) can help create jobs, boost skills and productivity in the local economy of the focal countries. The object of the programme is to further sustainable development in the relevant countries leading to poverty reduction, higher living standards and addressing gender inequality.
Environmental Protection Agency, Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA), Climate and Environmental Justice (EJ) Governance Develop workplans and trainings with key partner countries to enhance environmental governance systems by deploying EPA tools such as public participation guidelines, effective stakeholder engagement
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA): Contract Regional waste management workshop with a methane capture component on pollution and solid waste management in island/coastal nations and dependencies of East Africa and the Indian Ocean.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA): Convrersion EPA, working in partnership with USAID West Africa and Water and Sanitation for Africa (WSA) to build capacity on drinking water quality with respect to (1) the development of regulatory frameworks and enforcement approaches, (2) participation of the public in decision-making processes, and (3) building the capacity of laboratories for monitoring and surveillance of drinking water.
Environmental Protection Agency, Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA), Engagement with African Countries to Address Environmental Issues Address solid waste management including plastics, exposure to toxic chemicals, and air quality.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of International and Tribal Affairs (OITA): West Africa Drinking Water Quality Program West Africa Drinking Water Quality Program
Voluntary medical cardiac catheterization campaign for adults in Niger Carry out adult catheters Providing medical tools to the hospital and volunteer doctors Providing medicines to needy patients 1. Carry out catheters for adults with low-income families who cannot cover the costs of treatment in Nigerian hospitals. 2. Providing patients with medication needs for the operation. 3. Eliminate the suffering of many adults with heart disease. 4. Health education for everyone receiving treatment. 5. Aid to the Ministry of Health, which suffers from a shortage of cardiologists.
Saudi Nour Volunteer Project to Combat Blindness - Niger Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited income who cannot cover the costs of their treatment Performing specialized surgeries. Providing patients' needs for medicines, glasses, and lenses as needed. Eliminating the suffering of many people with blindness. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Supporting the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists 4,000 cases were detected, 400 cataract operations were performed, and 1,000 glasses, medications, and eye drops were distributed.
Providing drinking water in the Republic of Niger. - Drilling of (163) surface wells ranging from (20 to 30 meters).
- Installation of 163 hand pumps. 1- Implementing sustainable activities to provide safe drinking water to (241,880 beneficiaries) by digging (163) surface wells.
2- Contribute to reducing the percentage of diseases resulting from drinking contaminated water.
3- Providing water for livestock, on which the economy of the population in the targeted areas depends.
4- To contribute to stabilizing the population and limiting desertion in order to obtain water sources.
5- Increasing sources of safe drinking water and personal use in dry areas.
6- An increase in the percentage of crop productivity in the targeted areas. About (241,880) beneficiaries have access to safe drinking water and daily use in each of the following areas (Dosso / Tillaberi / Tawa).
Providing food assistance to Niger A project to provide food assistance consisting of 100 tons of dates
A project to support food security for needy and needy families in the Republic of Niger for the year 2022 Provision of 12,500 food parcels to support those affected by the floods and for poor and needy families to receive aid. Flood-affected families obtain food baskets and work to prevent malnutrition Distributing 12,500 food baskets to 87,745 beneficiaries
Drilling (6) surface wells in Tlabéri, Republic of Niger Providing potable water to the citizens of Niger by digging and preparing wells Providing a source of safe water for drinking and personal use in the targeted areas with humanitarian needs, reducing the rate of epidemic diseases, supporting the economy by providing water for livestock, which is a source of livelihood for the residents of the targeted areas, limiting the migration of residents of the area and enhancing living there. Providing drinking water for personal use to (60,699) beneficiaries, preserving livestock and enhancing the local and national economy, in addition to limiting the spread of epidemic diseases and promoting personal hygiene in a clean and safe environment in the targeted areas.
Providing and distributing food baskets for families affected by floods in Niger, 2020 Providing (2,661) cartons of food baskets and transporting them by air from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to the Republic of Niger. Providing emergency humanitarian aid to Niger residents affected by the recent floods that caused human and material losses.
Food assistance to Niger (dates). Project to provide food assistance 100 tons of dates.
Providing food aid consisting of 100 tons of dates to the Republic of Niger. Providing and delivering 12,500 cartons of dates to the Republic of Niger. • Achieving the sustainable development goal (eradicating hunger).
• Achieving food security for the neediest groups and alleviating the poorest families from the burdens of life
• Helping improve the living conditions of beneficiaries
Noor Saudi volunteer project to combat blindness Providing medical services in the field of combating blindness and the diseases that cause it to beneficiaries with limited incomes who cannot cover the costs of their treatment. Performing specialized surgeries. Provide patients' needs of medicines, glasses and lenses as needed. Eliminate the suffering of many blind people. Health education for everyone receiving treatment for prevention. Subsidy of the Ministry of Health in the beneficiary country that suffers from a shortage of ophthalmologists 5004cases were examined, 400 cataract surgeries were performed, 1100 glasses, medicines and eye drops were distributed.
Feeding basket project in the Republic of Niger for the year 2023 Providing a food basket project in the Republic of Niger for the year 2023 Supporting needy and poor families in Niger by providing basic food needs under conditions of food insecurity in the Republic of Niger
Supporting the Republic of Niger with preventive medical equipment and supplies to confront the emerging corona virus (Covid-19) within the group of 26 countries Providing preventive medical supplies to the Ministry of Health in Niger to confront the emerging coronavirus, COVID-19 Reducing the spread of the emerging corona virus, supporting the health sector and its resilience in the face of the corona virus, and strengthening health services in combating the spread of the corona virus. The health sector continues to provide curative and preventive services to (2,331,000 beneficiaries) of health sector workers and citizens, educating citizens in dealing with the pandemic, taking preventive precautionary measures and limiting its spread.
Suqia Al-Khair: Drilling 290 wells in Niger Providing potable water as an ongoing charity for the Nigerian people, the project consists of drilling three types of wells - Providing the source of life, which is also considered one of the most important sources of development: water.
  - Helping to alleviate the suffering of families as a result of bringing water from distant places.
- Contributing to establishing stability and social security by providing water to all Supporting rural development and environmental health by encouraging agriculture with wells - Approximately 393,390 people have benefited from potable water for years - The number of wells that will be delivered is 290 (medium artesian, deep with solar-powered pumps, and shallow with a hand pump) - Resisting the water crisis and pollution diseases from During the project - training at least 740 people to maintain and monitor wells, two people for each well.
Enhancing Prevention Protection for vulnerable Women and Adolescent Girls In times of crisis, women and girls become increasingly vulnerable to Gender Based Violence and exploitation as families and communities becomes displaced forcing many families to adopt negative coping mechanism.Women often prioritize the needs of children and their families above their own during humanitarian crisis yet often shelter, food, and water are first priorities for humanitarian agencies. The critical and specific needs of women and girls are often overlooked. Millions of IDP girls and women continue to be in need of the most basic supplies and services to ensure their health, dignity and rights. The project will be implemented as part of the RRM distributions in Hodeida, Aden, Sada'a, Sana’a, Ibb governorates respectively. In Addition, the project will support timely response to newly displaced population by establishing a Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) that will deliver urgent lifesaving  GBV prevention and response services within 72 hours of escalating crisis. This Action will contribute the dignity kit component of the RRM package, the other components that comprise hygiene kits and initial response ration being provided by UNICEF and WFP respectively. Given the rate of the displacement and the ongoing military operations in Al-Hodydah governorate, this project will enable GBV sub cluster be prepared to respond and reach about 600,000 persons, specifically the most vulnerable women and girls of reproductive age who make up over 50% of the displaced persons in Yemen.
Support the delivery of first line lifesaving and life‐sustaining activities through conducting Preparedness Assessments and gathering information in (214) districts, HRP 2018 locations, in (21) governorates. The overarching objective of this project is to support Clusters’ priority preparedness activities to ensure a timely response to the deteriorating humanitarian situation in Yemen through conduct Preparedness baseline assessment and gathering information needed by Shelter, NFI and Camp Coordination / Management Cluster to Mapping of existing capacity and need for scale up under the worst-case scenario. 
 The outcomes information will help Shelter, NFI and Camp Coordination / Management Cluster’ partners in performing their interventions in qualified, smoothly, quick and accurate manner during the worst-case time.
The Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster will refocus its response to include support to improve reach and increase coverage by conduct preparedness assessments as part of its strategy. Given the foreseen operational challenges and the gravity of the projected situation which demands a rapid and sustained response, these type of assessment will offer the needed information to ensure safe and quick response by offered the details of Cash Transfer Agents and confirmation of their willingness to respond in the worst case scenario, Suppliers for Cash vouchers, availability of the required shelter and NFI items and confirmation of their willingness to respond in the worst case scenario, Identification of Community Based Organizations and confirmation of their willingness to respond in the worst case scenario and assess rental subsidy capacity (housing stock) and host community capacity to host additional families in the identified locations in close collaboration with NNGOs in the locations Identified CBPNs, community leaders, local authorities. All these data will help in provision of essential Non‐Food Items and Emergency Shelter, provision of Cash for rental subsidies and distribution of Shelter/NFI materials to ensure provision of immediate emergency response for the worst‐case scenario in the HRP 2018 targeted locations in 214 districts in 21 governorates will benefit from this activity that had been shared by the Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster. The implementer partner who will be selected through Tender announcement to ensure positive competition and transparency must has a well-established team of enumerators across Amanat Al Asimah , Sana’a,Hajjah, Sada’a, Amran,Alhudaidah, Raymah, Marib,Al Jawf, Taizz, Ibb, Lahj, Aden, Al Bayda, Al Dhale’e, Abyan, Shabwah,Dhamar, Hadramaut, Al Maharah and Almahweet that will utilize their past experience and extensive key informant network to conduct the preparedness assessments with a strong institutional knowledge and access to areas where it is currently conflicted areas .CSSW  in the Hubs level will supervise ,coordinate and monitoring these processes through its branches offices and continue field visits in the targeted governorates. The project duration will be 4 months only.
Provision of lifesaving protection services for IDPs and host communities in Kharief district, Amran Governorate. Kharief is one of Amran governorate's 21 districts with estimated population projected from 2004 census 104,000, 52% Women and 48% men. Population of Kharief are living in 66 mostly very small villages and 4 Nomad centers divided into 5 Ozlas With 5 populated centers (New ALSoqe, Bait AL-Qafaf,  Shibrah, AL-Maham and  Dhahyan). 20% of its population are migrants or living outside Yemen. However, the current conflict situation drive many IDPs especially from Sa'ada governorate to live in Kharief district especially in the main villages (CDF primary assessment) which put more pressure over poor infrastructure and resources available in the district. Population activities are mostly agriculture therefore, it is estimated that 50% of population are in need for protection (50000) half of them in great need. This estimation is based on UN estimation that 2.6 of general Yemenis are in need for protection and half of them are in great needs. In addition to those (25000) populations are in great need, there are IDP's living in several villages of the district.
 CDF project focused on establishment of community center in kharief district which aims to contribute in decreasing risks and insecurity of IDPs and their host communities at Kharief district, with special attention to vulnerable groups including women, girls and people with disabilities, provide multi sectroal and inclusive protection services as a community center at Kharief district for IDPs victim of violence including GBV and provide equitable assistance to men, women, children, boys and girls to promote their equal protection, safety and dignity of all IDPs and their host communities in Kareif district.
The project will targted 5117 as direct beneficiaries from both IDPs and host communities (1226 men, 1267 women, 1319 boys and 1305 girls), the percentage of male 24% of the total, 25% female, 25% boys and 26% girls). 35000 will be indirect beneficiaries of that services and awareness raising activities. 
The Project activities will be Community needs and service assessment, Case Management, Legal Assistance, Protection cash assistance, Livelihood and community development, Community Based Protection Network–CBPN, Mine Risk Education and outreach based on the community needs.
The project will work in Kharief district in Amran governorate in 7 populated villages (New Al-Souq, AL-Mahm, Al-Dhabr, Al-Demnah, Bait AL-Qafaf, Shibrah and Dhahyan
CDF has the capacity to work in Kharief district because of CDF accumulative experiences with all governorates of Yemen and most of it's district. CDF worked with local councils, local government, NGOs in Amran governorate which will facilitate its work process. CDF also has voluntarily network all over Yemen including Amran governorate which enable CDF to be access to locations and people.
Potential risks is increase of IDPs in the district because of western coast war front (AL-Hodida) coming to Kharief. The other one Unlikely, move of conflict from Hajjah Governorate to Amran governrate.
Emergency Water, Sanitation and Hygiene assistance to crises affected population in Hodeidah and Abyan governorates in Yemen Action Contre la Faim proposes integrated water, sanitation and hygiene lifesaving intervention to be implemented in Khanfir district in Abyan, and Al-Khawkhah and Bajil districts in Hodaidah, which are identified the most vulnerable locations under the Integrated Famine Risk Reduction (IFRR) framework. These districts are also having high number of internally displaced person (IDP) movements and harder-to-reach areas. 

ACF will target the communities and families with SAM and MAM cases with high number of IDPs through provision of safe water through water trucking or minor rehabilitation and improvement of water systems, construction/rehabilitation of emergency latrines and hygiene promotion campaigns with provision of hygiene kit to IDPs and U5 SAM cases and vulnerable host communities. With 50% of undernutrition being associated with infections due to poor WASH, the proposed response will also complement nutrition and health activities carried out in the same districts, at health facility and community level. The total beneficiaries expected to be reached through the various water, sanitation and hygiene provisions is 32,100 persons (8,325 women 8,634 men7,383 girls and 7,785 boys) without double counting. The risks foreseen include limited access are due to escalation of conflict in the targeted areas, deterioration in economic situation led to inflation rates, low IDPs includes, and natural disasters. The main mitigation measures will be continuous discussion and coordination with local authorities that are controlling the area and respect their security procedures, sign framework agreements with local suppliers considering project currency, and adopt remote management modalities deemed feasible and applicable to monitor the implementation of some WASH activities. For the IDPs low influxes risk, the project remains flexible to support more the other vulnerable target of undernutrition and pre-famine communities. In case of natural disaster occasion, ACF will call its RRM and cluster contingency plan to synergize and complement with the proposed response.          

ACF will work in partnership with GARWSP/NWRA and water committees in order to ensure sustainability and appropriate operation and maintenance of WASH work. ACF will invest on building their technical and operation capacity through training and provision of spare parts and consumables. Beneficiaries will throughout the project cycle specially women and girls for selection of locations of the water and sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion.  Community volunteers’ capacity will be enhanced and they will be mobilized for hygiene awareness and campaigns.
Shelter Lifesaving intervention for IDPs and Host Communities in Aden Governorate The project aims to provide lifesaving shelter assistance in response for most vulnerable displaced families who affected by intensified of the conflict trajectory since November 2017 or affected by the displacement recently. Particularly those who are living in a critical shelter situation, either in spontaneous settlement or collective centers by ensuring access to the minimum shelter assistance in the district of Al-Bouriqa, Darsad, Al-Shaikh Outhman and Crater within Aden Governorate. The Provision of essential Non-Food Items (NFIs) and cash assistance will meet the national shelter cluster objectives in providing life-saving and life-sustaining shelter solutions and Non-Food Items support to the most vulnerable focus on displaced families who shared accommodation, abandoned building, tents and hosted by the residence community.
The essential Non-items will be provided to 1200HHs, in adherence to the shelter component each family will receive 7 blanket, 7 matters, 2 water bucket, 1 kitchen set, and 2 sleeping mats. Among these 1200HHs, 600HH of these vulnerable displaced families shall have access to dignified, decent cash support for rental subsidence on monthly basis for 9 months. The process of the selection criteria will be is guided by shelter targeting and vulnerability criteria and in coordination with sub-national cluster shelter and, local authorities, local community and humanitarian partners in the targeted area for a coherent and efficient response. Additionally, SHS will ensure that all rented shelter have all required facilities and accompanied with a provision of basic services.This will meet an immediate needs and ensure the building, maximize and promote safety, privacy and dignity in access to the shelter, for the most vulnerable displaced families including women, girls, boys older person and people with disabilities. SHS shall foster effective coordination among, sub-national cluster shelter coordinator local authorities, local community, and humanitarian partners who carry out the interventions in the targeted area for a coherent and efficient implementation and offering complementary humanitarian service
SHS will regularly conduct monitoring activities including PDM, Field visit establish a different method of the feedback mechanism and empower the referral cases system, to develop the integration of the response and to ensure the assistance are delivering in the manner of full access, safety, dignity, and privacy.