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217651 Education Cannot Wait (ECW) Burundi Education Cannot Wait is a global fund dedication to education in emergencies and protracted crises. ECW fund a three-year Multi-Year Resilience Programme (MYRP) called "Komeza Wige", providing a $12 million seed fund, equally co-led by UNICEF and WVUK/ WV Burundi ($6 million each). The seed fund refers to the expectation for all programme partners to fundraise throughout the programme with the aim of increasing the total budget to $30 million.
 
 Komeza Wige responds to the effects of conflict and crisis which have left 1.9 million school-age children and adolescents out of school. It aims to improve the continuity of education for vulnerable children and adolescents including those with disabilities, those who have been internally displaced, and former refugees who have recently returned home. Its holistic approach promotes learning for girls, boys, and adolescents, especially those at risk of dropping out of school, while improving their protection and well-being and reintegrating those who are out of school. The programme is implemented in two provinces: Cibitoke and Makamba; provinces with huge needs in education sector with few partners in education. 
 
 Key activities include the delivery of safe, protective and resilient learning spaces for children, support to teachers so they can deliver quality learning outcomes as well as mental health and psychosocial support, and a school-feeding component for children. 
 
 Overall, the MYRP aims to support 300,000 children and adolescents, including children and adolescents with disabilities (who comprise 10% of the total overall).
 
  
 
 Design team : Mainly made by UNICEF and World Vision plus strategic partner (Ministry of Education and UNESCO).
220085_DEC Afghanistan Crisis Appeal - Phase 2 This is Phase II of the DEC Afghanistan Crisis Appeal. This project aims to increase access to life-saving health and nutrition services, WASH and protection to crisis affected communities in 2 districts (Kushka Kohna and Kushka Rabat Sangi districts) of Herat Province, through the above stated outcomes.
 
 In summary, the project aims to reach:
 
 - 66,720 women, men and children with health and nutrition services, and protection (Men: 11,081, Women: 20,647, boys: 16,913, Girls: 18,079)
 
 - Approximately 12,250 beneficiaries through WASH activities (Female 5,880, Male 6,370)
CLOSED - 218305 WFP FY21 Hwange Lean Season Assistance Zim The objective of the Lean Season Assistance (LSA) programme is to improve access to food and ensure that vulnerable women, men, girls, and boys, consume an adequate and nutritious diet in times of need.
Zambia Food Insecurity Emergencey Response Emergency humanitarian support for food security, livelihoods and water in drought affected areas of Zambia
219026 WFP FY22 CLOSED South Kivu GFD This project is planned to meet immediate food and nutrition needs of 160,161 vulnerable people (38,146 men, women 40,280, 40,500 boys and 41,235 girls) who are new IDPs, new returnees and host communities in the territories of Walungu, Kalehe, Fizi, Uvira, Mwenga, Shabunda and Kabare in South Kivu Province.
 
  Due to the nature of gradual movement of the population, it is envisaged that assistance to the entire 160,161 beneficiaries will take place in batches. Monthly distributions of dry rations (cereal, pulses, oil and salt) will be provided to the targeted beneficiaries.
Start Fund Mexico Flood Response 2020 Our main objective is to provide immediate life saving food packages, access to clean water, and health kits to 3,170 families, benefiting approximately 15,850 people that have been affected by these storms and flooding, in the municipalities of Hopelchén, Calakmul and Champotón, in the State of Campeche. 
 
 World Vision will work with Pro Mazahua Foundation and will provide assistance through three activities: 
 
  
 
 1) Filters for Water Purification, that will purify and enable access to safe water for the indigenous families. Furthermore, this activity will include workshops and sessions with technical training for the communities on how to adequately treat water before consumption, filter maintenance and strengthen the work previously carried out in response to COVID-19 to reinforce contingency measures. etc.) 
 
 
 
 2) Food packages for the affected population. We seek to respond immediately to the food requirements of the affected population, providing products from the market basket or minimum food basket, which will include non-perishable products such as: oil, rice, tuna, sugar, soluble coffee, cereal, jalapeño peppers, chocolate powder, chicken broth, salad, cornstarch, flan, beans, cookies, gelatin, flour for hot cakes , laundry soap, hand soap, condensed milk, jam, toilet paper, toothpaste, soup, tomato puree, mashed potatoes, botanera sauce, etc. to mitigate and reduce the negative coping mechanism that families may have to apply 
 
  
 
  3) Health kits, in view of the COVID-19 pandemic, that will include face masks and antibacterial gel for the affected families to protect themselves.
222468_Host for Start Network Programme(s) in Zimbabwe: ARC Replica Zimbabwe 2024 This project has been continued since 2021. In 2023, however, budget management became complicated as we received funds from three donors in the middle of the project period. Therefore, the Project team decided to return the remaining balance to Start Network and operate only with the budget allocated in 2024 without budget carry forward. In this process, we are requested by the finance team to create a new project page for the FY24 commitment. 
 
  
 
 PLEASE NOTE: This 'project' is simply a hosting arrangement and there is no implementation going on in Zimbabwe. This means that there are no beneficiary numbers to upload or project or impact documents to upload. The host arrangement means that WVUK, through WV Zimbabwe provide logistical support to SN staff members in Zimbabwe as SN do not have physical offices in Zimbabwe. WVZ provide office space, support recruitment of staff, provide HR, IT and other logistical support, so while staff are employed by SN, they are also WV staff. If there is implementation as a result of the work that the SN staff are doing, a new project will be set up with beneficiary numbers. On this current page, there will not be any beneficiary numbers posted at any point.
FY23 WFP 220700 Kenya Integrated Health & Nutrition Response Emergency nutrition and outreach in Kajiado, Makueni, Kwale, Kilifi counties. WVUK has 33% stake in this project.
CEDIL - Scaling Social Accountability for Health: Leveraging Public Policies and Programs This project will develop a middle-range theorical framework to evaluate how and under what contextual conditions development outcomes are improved where scaled-up social accountability is incorporated as a sustainable part of development policymaking and implementation.
ANGOLA, EC CSO-LA 2015 WV UK in partnership with ADESPOV. 
 
 Objective of the CfP is to strenghten CSOs' capacity to contribute to the decentralization process in Angola. 
 
 WV's proposal will focus on supporting Municipality Council CACs in 4 municiaplities in western Huambo.
Start Fund- Syrian Refugees 2019 Alert 372 Providing health interventions to 11,000 beneficiaries in Bardarash camp, Iraq.
219547 WFP FY22 Tigray Crisis Nutrition Ethiopia WVUK Share 31.96%
 
 7048 Beneficiaries 4049 children 6-59Months, 2999PLWs for whole project 
 
 Tigray Region: 11 Woredas in South and North West Tigray Raya Alamata, Alamata, Ofla, Korem town, Zata, Tahtay Adiyabo, Adidaero, Seyemti-Adiyabo, Maekel Adiyabo, Shraro IDP, Shiraro town (host) 
 
 The TSF activities will address and contribute on the following specific objectives 
 
 
 - To prevent further deterioration of Acute Malnutrition through supplementary feeding. 
 
 - To improve the screening coverage and increase CMAM service uptakes. 
 
 - To contribute in the reduction of morbidity and mortality rates of the under-five children and pregnant and lactating women through sustainable health and nutrition treatments and awareness. 
 
 - To improve the survival as well as the nutrition and health status of children, pregnant and lactating mothers through provision of outreach health activities, screening, blanket & targeted supplementary food and nutrition education. 
 
 
 Strengthen the capacities of the Woredas to manage acute malnutrition
Start Fund VANUATA - Cyclone Harold 2020 WASH NFI kits distributed to meet both cyclone and potential covid needs
219645 WFP FY22 Blue Nile State Food for Assets - Sudan To save lives through improved nutrition status of children being boys and girls, pregnant and lactating women while restoring livelihoods and enhancing community resilience to shocks amongst the vulnerable Internally displaced persons, residents, returnees and refugees in South Darfur 
 
 Food For Assets 
 
 Gessani, Blue Nile State, South Darfur, Sudan 
 
 Activities will be IGA - basket weaving, soap making, vocational training, tech support , construction/rehabilitation of vocational training centres. adult literacy training,
 
 hand pump rehabilitation x 5. homestead garden , fuel efficient stoves, crop production training.
Fy24 5UN #15 222489 Sudan OCHA L/S Urgent Response & Cholera Response East Darfur .The project aims to provide a timely and lifesaving response to the Sudan Crisis and cholera outbreak through WASH, Protection, Health,
 
 and Nutrition interventions in Adila, Bahr El Arab, Ed Daein, Sheiria, and Yassin in East Darfur. The project will reach 212,815 internally
 
 displaced persons, host communities, and other vulnerable individuals to reduce mortality and morbidity rates among these communities.
213726_WFP - CLOSED Myanmar Refugee Camp General Food Distribution & Blancket Supplementary Feeding in Rohingya Refugee Camp
211689_DFID (Aid Connect) DRC EAPEC The programme will bring change for boys and girls to enjoy their rights to be protected from the worst forms of child labour in DRC, CAR and Ethiopia through tackling supply and demand issues through a holistic intervention in improving law enforcement, increasing children's agency, improving livelihoods for conflict-affected families and supporting businesses to improve supply chain due diligence and duty of care from the bottom up. (1DRC37)
216828_WFP East Darfur Integrated Food & Cash assistance This is a WFP project we have already signed up to. As PIMs requires all projects have a funding idea and project idea it is a necessary step
215736_CLOSED Kinshasa Nsele CBT COVER The overall objective of this intervention is to mitigate the Nsele population against the negative socio-economic impact of COVID-19. About 72,000 beneficiaries will receive unconditional cash transfers to support their nutritional and other gender specific household needs each month.
 
 The intervention also aims to provide support to the Government of the DRC to establish the basis for a national social protection system, which can be adapted for use by intervening agencies, and the government
ETHIOPIA - DFID, Gedeo and West Guji IDP Emergency Response A shelter/NFI cash project to respond to the displacement in West Guji. CRS is the lead agency and WV are a sub to them.
219443_Somalia Crisis Recovery Project - Early Recovery (SCRP) This component will provide support to both floods and drought affected communities by: a) restoring livelihoods through restoring agricultural crop and livestock production where relevant; restoring and supporting other livelihoods interventions, and; b) providing basic services including water, sanitation, education and basic health services.
FY24 5UN OCHA 222179 Syria EQ Response Knowledge is Power, Especially in Emergencies – A holistic approach to education provision for girls and boys affected by intersecting crises in Northwest Syria Envelope 1: Knowledge is Power, Especially in Emergencies &#8211; A holistic approach to education provision for girls and boys affected by intersecting crises in Northwest Syria
 
 The project will provide formal education throughout the school term (until May/June 2024), and non-formal education will be provided through a summer school from June to August 2024. Project dates will be 1 December 2023 to 31 August 2024.
PERU - Start Fund Mixed Migration crisis The economic crisis in Venezuela has resulted in increased migration to other neighbouring countries in South America. This migration has mixed flows including migrants and asylum seekers and / or refugees.
Empowering Civil Society Organisations for the Protection of Migrant Children (ECPMC) Building Capacity of Thai CSOs to advocate for migrant childrens rights
216895_WFP - CLOSED Tanganyika & Haut Katanga GFD This is a WFP project we have already signed up to. As PIMs requires all projects have a funding idea and project idea it is a necessary step
FY23 WFP 220909 Ethiopia Tigray Nutrition Children and pregnant or breastfeeding women are given supplementary feeding to reduce malnutrition
222343_FY24 WFP DRC #4 NK CBT CBP in North Kivu DRC WVUK has a 8.55% share of this project
ETHIOPIA, ECHO - Life-saving Multi-sectoral Emergency Response for IDPs in Gedeo Zone, SNNPR, ETHIOPIA - 2018 An ECHO grant to respond to the recent displacement of IDPs in Ethiopia
FY23 WFP Moldova 221795 Emergency Food Support to Populations Affected by Conflict in UKraine .11.47% share of this project.
219753 FY22 3UN OCHA Multisector Life Saving Activities- Sudan Project Title:Multi sector Life saving Activities in Abu Jabrah & Bahr Al Arab, East Darfur
 
 Nutrition has 2 outcomes.
 
 Improved access and utilisation of quality acute malnutrition treatment services 0-59mths -in 3 treatment facilities
 
 Prevention of malnutrition through behavioural change communication of nutrition impact practices programme
 
 WASH has 2 outcomes
 
 Increased availability of safe water for the community and schools for drinking and multiple uses. 10,700 people.
 
 Increased access to sanitation services. 2819 communities
 
 Child Protection has 1 outcome
 
 Girls and boys have improved access to safe CP services in 2 locations
 
 33% stake for WVUK. 80188
Resilience Project - SomRep1 Resilience building project in Somalia, implemented through the SomRep Consortium. WVGermany are the lead applicant, WVUK co-applicant.
DEC - Sunda Strait Tsunami Response Part of the funds from the Sulawesi DEC appeal have been reallocated to respond to the Tsunami response in Sunda Strait. Family shelter kits will be distributed, community level DRR plans will be formulated, Cash for Work activities will be undertaken for environmental activities such as debris clearing
Multi purpose cash transfer program to support conflict affected people in South Kordofan - Kadugli This emergency response require a rapid intervention to support the affected community to respond to the uncovered food related needs and other living expenses through cash voucher assistance (CVA) to enable affected households to meet their pressing needs due to the negative impact of the conflict in their livelihoods, inflation and high prices of food and commodities in the Kadugli market. Provision of CVA is intended to reduce distressed sale of assets by poor HHs to buy food and will help reduce of negative coping strategies. CVA supports local vendors, thus promoting the functioning of local markets. As a result of that, the main objective of the response is to improve food security conditions of the affected households therefore the cash program is linked to food security and accordingly the value of cash transfer or voucher has been calculated based on the value of the food basket. Cash is more affective in addressing multable needs due to the its flexibility but if cash transfer found not feasible due to liquidity issue or any other reason/(s), SC and World Vision will apply vouchers system. Vouchers ensures that families spend all the financial assistance they receive on food only. Vouchers also enable the organizations to regulate prices and avoid the negative impact of price rises that reduce the purchasing power of families. The proposed cash/voucher assistance will enable beneficiaries to buy dietary, diversified and favorite food as it is providing flexibility and a lot of food item options including milk.
EUTF Mandera Triangle (BORESHA)- Project - Kenya EURO 14 million overall, 3 million for WV , in funding for the Mandera Triangle region in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia, implemented through a consortium with Danish Refugee Council (prime) and WYG & CARE. 
 
 BORESHA - Building Opportunities for Resilience in the Horn of Africa
219662 WFP FY22 Market Linkages Fresh Food Corners Cox's Bazaar Bangladesh This is notification that we have partnered your offices by approving and signing an LoA on your behalf for the WV Bangladesh WFP Fresh Food Corners/Market Linkage Project in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazila in Coxs Bazar. Kindly note there is no tonnage or cash transfers involved as this is a capacity building project which is why the match ratio seems high.
CLOSED - 217284 WFP FY21 Mt Darwin FFA Zimbabwe World Vision will partner with World Food Program to support recovery of the community through a Food Assistance for Assets (FFA) program which is aimed to build resilience of communities, improving their livelihoods situation and enabling the communities to be better prepared to respond to any impending shocks and hazards in wards Kaitano (1), Chigango (33), Pachanza(11). The FFA activities will be layered in three phases that will include the first current cycle focusing on creation of water sources for humans and livestock through borehole drilling and mechanization, establishment of nutrition gardens, construction of livestock water troughs. The second phase will involve construction of a dip tank, orchards and beneficiary trainings while the final phase will include establishment of woodlots and promoting small livestock production and maintenance of established, conservation activities , assets and strengthening producer groups and VS&L groups. All activities will be implemented under WFP and WVZ Covid-19 guidelines from 01 May 2021 to 31 December 2021supporting 1316 households in 3 wards. Conditional food transfers amounting to 503mt will be distributed to 1316 participating households in order to address immediate dietary needs.
221822 DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Response (Phase 2b) Romania The project has been created in direct response to the request of the Romanian team. The previous combined project encompassing phases 2a and 2b has undergone a division into two distinct endeavours, one for each respective phase. The previous project has been renamed for Phase 2a and this one has Phase 2b name.
 
 This division was primarily initiated by the transition of the former Finance Officer, who oversaw operations for both Romania and Moldova, to a dedicated role within the Moldova team. In turn, the Romanian team has hired a new Finance Officer. To ensure a clear demarcation of projects and responsibilities, the decision was made to allocate a unique PIBAS number exclusively for the Romanian team, before that it was the same PIBAS number for the two countries. Consequently, the initiation of a new project within the PIMS becomes a necessary step.
221253_FCDO AXE-Filles DRC Save the Children (SC) lead Consortium project, where SC and its partners (1) World Vision UK (WVUK), 2) World Vision DRC(WVDRC), 3) Humanity and Inclusion (HI - UK), 4) Actions et Interventions pour le D&#233;veloppement et l'Encadrement Social (AIDES), 5) Action pour lEncadrement des Filles-M&#232;res D&#233;couvreuses (AEFID), 6) Viamo, 7) Charlie Goldsmith Associates (CGA)) are joining expertise, knowledge and commitment to implement an evidence-based, scalable, community-participative, inclusive and gender-sensitive approach to support over 60,000 out of school children (OOSC) or children at risk of dropping out of school (60% of them marginalised girls) and respond to the critical and urgent needs in the education sector. The proposed intervention will ensure that school-age children have access to education and will be in line with the UK governments ambition to support the education sector through the new girls education focused programme. The overall aim is to deliver tangible results for girls education, ensure effective education policy reforms for the strengthening of the education system, and ensure equal access to quality, safe and inclusive education for all children. The project aims to ensure effective coordination with CBOs, national, provincial authorities, NGOs, UN agencies and other donors, for greater impact, better resource management and measurable and sustainable outcomes. This will include close coordination with the FCDO SEMI health project. The overall impact of this intervention is to ensure that girls and boys (60% marginalised girls) in Kasa&#239; are empowered with quality education, skills for productive livelihoods, and the ability to make choices over decisions affecting their lives.
219165_WFP FY22 CLOSED Seasonal Support Unconditional FA Scale-up Afghanistan Scale up of previous seasonal support. Ghor and Badghis area.
 
 Food Assistance
 
 WVUK share 9.0436% of 142522 beneficiaries = 13448 direct beneficiaires.
Fortaleciendo la capacidad de diálogo de la Sociedad Civil para la contraloría social de políticas públicas (Strengthening the Capacity for dialogue for Civil Society for the social control of public policies) OG: Contribuir a la promoci&#243;n de los derechos humanos y la democracia en El Salvador, mediante la promoci&#243;n de participaci&#243;n y contralor&#237;a social en adolescentes y j&#243;venes.
 
 Objetivo Espec&#237;fico 1. Fortalecer capacidades de di&#225;logo en adolescentes y j&#243;venes para despertar su inter&#233;s en incidir activamente en el reconocimiento y protecci&#243;n de sus derechos.
 
 Objetivo Espec&#237;fico 2. Fortalecer redes articuladas de adolescentes y j&#243;venes para el ejercicio de la ciudadan&#237;a, mediante la generaci&#243;n de propuestas, monitoreo y contralor&#237;a social de pol&#237;ticas p&#250;blicas.
 
  
 
 Translated 3.8.18 CD
 
 OG: To contribute to the promotion of human rights and democracy in El Salvador, by promoting participation and social control in adolescents and youth.
 
 Specific Objective 1. To strengthen dialogue capabilities in adolescents and young to spark their interest in actively influence the recognition and protection of their rights.
 
 Specific Objective 2. To strengthen adolescent and youth articulated for the exercise of citizenship, through the generation of proposals, monitoring and social control of public policies netwoorks
217372 SF Learning Grant - Tropical Storm Chalane Response World Vision proposes to conduct a post-response needs assessment to measure the impact of the recent response to Alert 496 Mozambique (storms), and identify what worked and did not work well. The assessment will look at current needs, and assess the vulnerability gaps amongst different groups, including a gender analysis, that may have been missed during implementation. The results of the assessment will be used to inform on future programming and support the mobilisation of additional funding to meet the needs of affected communities. Using a mixed methods approach, quantitative and qualitative data will be collected from the most affected locations in Sofala and Manica Provinces, Central Mozambique. World Vision will interview other actors who were involved in the response, including the organisations that received support from Start Fund for the TC Eloise response. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Outputs
 
 The output will be a consolidated report that will clearly outline existing gaps and needs, best practices and lessons from Alert 496 Mozambique (storms) and provide recommendations on responding for future responses in the location.
 
 Outcome
 
 
 
 
 
 
 The humanitarian community operating in Sofala and Manica Provinces will have evidence of what worked and what did not work well in the response to TS Chalane and TC Eloise, and vulnerabilities and needs that were not addressed by the responses will be identified for future responses and resource mobilisation.
DEC Phase 1 - Cyclone Idai Response - Zimbabwe DEC Phase 1 - responding to the Cyclone Idai affected population in Zimbabwe.