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EUTF Mandera triangle (BORESHA) - Somalia Mandera Triangle region in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia. A consortium with DRC leading, and with Care and WYG also involved
 
 BORESHA - Building Opportunities for Resilience in the Horn of Africa
 
  
 
 (was previously PBAS 210022)
FY23 WFP 220803 Bangladesh GFD Cox's Bazaar WVUK has a 5% stake in this project . 9028 is WVUK share of beneficiaires
219130_DRC EOL - Adolescent Mothers' Education Initiative This is an advocacy in education project which is being implemented in 3 countries: DRC, Uganda and Zimbabwe (PIMS only allows me to input one country). The project is called Adolescent Mothers' Education Initiative (AMEI) and is aimed at supporting the development of policies that support the continued education of pregnant girls and the re-entry of adolescent mothers back into school. WVUK is leading a consortium WV Zimbabwe, WV DRC, Education Coalition of Zimbabwe (ECOZI), CONEPT (DRC) and the Initiative for Social and Economic Rights (ISER). It is being funded by the Global Partnership for Education with Oxfam IBIS (Denmark) as the fund manager.
211810_DFID (Aid Connect) Ethiopia EAPEC The programme will tackle the supply and demand issues which result in child labour with 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. UK Aid Connect is focused on creating innovative solutions to complex development challenges that deliver real change to poor peoples lives across priority thematic areas (Project code: 1ETH24)
209734_DFID SHARP - Tadooud Phase 2 Phase Two of the Resilience project in Tadoud. The Taadoud II program will focus on reducing food insecurity and chronic malnutrition and increase resilience in 5 States in Darfur, Sudan. Taadoud targets returnee and conflict vulnerable populations through a holistic approach of community based natural resources management (CB-NRM) that simultaneously improves agricultural production to bolster household-level food security, nutrition and income, and strengthens community-level disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation through strong community structures that are integrated with local government services. Target beneficiaries: Taadoud directly supports nearly 133,323 returnee and conflict-affected vulnerable households (HHs) that include small-scale producers (including youth and women), pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and children under five (CU5) in 291 communities in 16 localities with an integrated package of activities to promote, produce and protect food security and nutrition while building resilience of households/communities to recurrent shocks and stressors of the region. Taadoud II is expanding on the successes of Taadoud I in a number of tried and tested areas (such as adoption of project-promoted improved agricultural techniques, essential nutrition actions, savings schemes, building absorptive capacities, conflict arbitration) while further building on recent positive community-led responses to recurrent shocks and stresses.
222586_Start Fund 795 Guatemala Anticipation of Food insecurity This will support 21000 (4200 households), at greatest risk of being affected by the peak in the crisis (drought as a result of El Nino), to have access to food (food kits and conditional cash transfers for agricultural tools) and safe water for consumption and irrigation, as well as access to DRR training to prepare for the risks that the drought may cause
219028_BORESHA III - Somalia Boresha Phase III will be the last phase of this EU funded action and is a follow on of Phase II; will build on the achievements of the current action with focus on sustainability/exit strategy, including the cross-border dimension of the proposed intervention and addressing the recommendations from EU ROM report. An ammendment to the proposal was made to cover drought related response activities. 
 
 The Cross-border region encompassing north-eastern Kenya, south-eastern Ethiopia and south-western Somalia, also known as the Mandera Triangle, is a critical intersectional area for stability, peace and economic integration within the Horn of Africa. The Mandera Triangle region, as a point of convergence, is known for its instability, influx of refugees and many IDPs, recurrent conflicts and climate shocks, as well as being home to one of the most underprivileged and marginalized populations within Africa.
 
 The main objective is: to promote economic development and greater resilience, particularly among vulnerable groups in Mandera Triangle.
 
 The 3 main outcomes are;
 
  Outcome 1: Communities in the Mandera Triangle are more resilient and better prepared for shocks, and response is more effective 
 
  Outcome 2: Communities in the Mandera Triangle are more resilient and better prepared for shocks, and response is more effective 
 
 Outcome 3: Cross-border rangeland and other shared natural resources are more equitably and sustainably managed
219526 DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Response - Ukraine Phase 1 This is Phase I of DEC Appeal for the Ukraine Humanitarian response.
WFP FY23 ENDED 220937 Sudan South Kordofan IF & C WVUK have a 5.14% share in this project. Representing 5.14 x 182740 beneficiaires = 9393 beneficiaries.
 
 Food and cash are being distributed and blanket supplementary feeding
222226_Global Fund Somalia TB - GC7 Global Fund Somalia TB - Grant Cycle 7. This is a programme continuation from GC6 (formerly known in GF terminology as NFM4), and the next funding cycle of the Global Fund programme which is renewed every three years. World Vision Somalia and UK have partnered (SO-FO) to be Principal Recipients since 2009.
 
 The Global Fund TB programme funds provides the funding for the TB programme in Somalia on behalf of the Ministry of Health, given that the Government of Somalia has scarce resources to support the programme.
 
 Working with 7 Sub-Recipients (including iNGOs, local NGOs, and the provincial MoHs) throughout Somalia and Somaliland, the Global Fund grant has expanded its coverage bringing diagnostic and treatment closer to the most vulnerable populations. To date there are 110+ TB medical centres across the country.
 
 The leadership of Somalias Global Fund TB Tuberculosis program in conjunction with the Somalias National Tuberculosis Program (NTP) has seen the case notification rate increase 16,918 in 2019 to 18,722 in 2022, despite an estimated decline in prevalence rate (the rate at which the disease circulates in the country. A prevalence survey has not been conducted since 2011 and thus prevalence is estimated by WHO through proxy indicators); and in the same period the treatment success rate (TSR) increased from 87% to 94%, thus remaining above the WHO recommended TSR of 85% for new and relapse cases.
 
 The SO-FO pairing carries an expectation of Match on the grant. For the 2024-2026 cycle, an amount of $950,196.94 has been agreed with WV Somalia. ICR & DPC is estimated at 5% of &#163;27m = $1,373,726
210391_BIeNGS - Bangladesh Initiative to Enhance Nutrition Security and Governance FP submitted to EC on 30th Nov 2017. 15% match funding. WVUK are the lead applicant, co-applicants are WVB, WVAus, IFPRI, IDS and local partner Unnayan Sangha.
 
 The overall objective of the Action is to improve maternal and child nutrition in six sub-districts in rural and nutritionally vulnerable areas of Jamalpur and Sherpur districts of Bangladesh by promoting multi-sector pro-poor governance models and nutrition interventions. The Action responds to significantly above national average health, nutrition and poverty indicators in the sub-districts of Jhenigati, Sherpur Sadar, Sreebardi, Dewanganj, Jamalpur Sadar, and Islampur, whilst also supporting the implementation of key nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive policies and plans at the national level.
 
 The specific objectives (outcomes) of the Action are:
 
 Outcome 1: Improved nutrition and hygiene practice amongst caregivers of children U5, PLW, adolescent girls through promotion by multi-sector local actors.
 
 Outcome 2: Increased quality and utilization of nutrition (-sensitive) services through pro-poor governance and capacity development.
 
 Outcome 3: Improved household food consumption, through improved household food production, increased income, and equitable participation in household decision making and nutrition sensitive value chains.
 
 Outcome 4: Improved efficiency and effectivness of nutrition (-sensitive) activities through enhanced multi- setcor coordination of local public and private nutrition stakeholders and locally informed nutrition advocacy.
216991_WFP CLOSED Bangladesh GFA 2021 Specific Objective 1: 51,073 Refugee households living in camp 8E, 8W, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 20, and 20E (catchment-B) have Improve dietary diversity through direct access to fresh food items, particularly protein-rich from January 1, 2021 until December 31, 2021 &#9642; Specific Objective 2: All food assistance is provided in a manner that meets dietary needs and respects the rights of women, men, girls and boys receiving assistance and does no harm to their safety, dignity and integrity at all times. &#9642; Specific Objective 3: All women, men, girls and boys residing in catchment-B are enrolled in SCOPE or Building Block system, with their private data handled with confidence and protection at all times. &#9642; Specific Objective 4: Refugee population is able to hold WVB and WFP accountable for meeting their hunger needs in a manner that reflects their views and preference at all times. 
 
 The proposed project will provide timely food assistance to all the 51,073 targeted refugee families to ensure their minimum dietary requirements are met. Regular food assistance will be provided through three modalities: In kind distribution modality, electronic Voucher (e-voucher) modality (or e-voucher), farmer market food assistance, in order to enable targeted refugees, meet their daily caloric and nutritional requirement and strengthen food security. Rapid response will be highly strengthened to provide food assistance to disaster-affected communities.
216963_DEC COVID-19 Appeal Phase II - Preparedness for the COVID-19 epidemic in Idleb, North-west Syria Phase II of the DEC COVID-19 Response is a continuation of Phase 1, which ends 31st January 2021. In summary, Phase II aims to continue supporting vulnerable communities and local health facilities to respond effectively to COVID-19 in Idleb (NW Syria) through the following:
 
 1. Access to COVID-19 preventative supplies and adequate knowledge to prevent COVID-19 transmission
 
 2. COVID-19 preventative messaging through Community Health Workers (CHWs) and social media
 
 3. Continued support to health systems and facilities to have increased capacity for infection prevention and control (IPV) and treatment of suspected COVID-19 cases, particularly through Jisr As-Shugour hospital
 
 4. Rehabilitation of sanitation facilities in health facilities.
WFP FY23 221252 Niger Integrated Resilience V Cash/voucher programme for productive Asset creation
R2HC: Effectivess of Cash Programming on Nutrition Outcomes Humanitarian Research led by Kevin Savage (WVI) focused on research in Somalia to determine the Effectiveness of Cash Programming on Nutrition Outcomes
CLOSED 217283_WFP Chimanimani FFA Zimbabwe The project will support 3,200 beneficiaries through improved water supplies and water source management. To this end the project will drill 4 boreholes and mechanize 1 borehole to ensure steady supply of water especially in wards 2,5,6,7,19 and 20 that have traditionally relied on rain fed agriculture. Furthermore, the project will also focus on improvement of pasture and browse production through fodder production as well as clearing of invasive species especially in Gudyanga (Ward 20). Livestock Water troughs will also be done to ensure animals have enough water. The project will also undertake reforestation through the planting of 9,600 trees to combat the adverse environmental degradation due to surface flooding. The project will also foster food source diversification through improved production and income and VS&L will be fostered. Throughout the project WVZ will ensure that the communities are skilled in order to increase the resilience of these communities. Trainings such as Conservation Agriculture, Post-Harvest Management, Health Harvest Manual and GBV will be given to the communities coupled with say Solar Driers for Post-Harvest Management. In order to combat environmental degradation resulting from flooding and also in line with WFPs Watershed Management approach WVZ will work with the communities to erect structures such as check dams, stone and soil bunds to ensure the micro and macro watershed in these wards is protected.
COVID 19 Start Fund - Uganda The Alert identified four impact domains of the COVID-19 crisis in northern Uganda: increased VAC and SGBV; increased MHPSS cases; higher risk of severe complications for elderly individuals; and PPE shortages at key health facilities. The approach proposed addressed three of the impacts. This consortium will leverage the collective strengths of our partners and address child protection and MHPSS concerns and manage procurement of PPE.
 
 The goal of the project is to help at-risk children, their caregivers and those who are struggling with psycho-social issues understand and navigate the systems and services available to them, while at the same time strengthening the capacity of the frontline staff in those systems.
 
 To address the issues of child protection and MHPSS, we propose to implement a multi-pronged mass media campaign targeting the general population with simple and effective messages by radio, while also supporting existing project volunteers/champions to spread the messages within their communities. In Karamoja where radio listenership is low, the project will use loudspeaker campaigns across the four targeted districts over 20 days. The mass media campaigns will include short messages across the three domains and a weekly series of five 1-hour sessions focused on parenting and stress management to support families. Where MOH, MGLSD and partners have already developed messages, the project will utilize these to deliver consistent messages aligned with government. For those messages that need be developed, a workshop with MOH and MGLSD will be held to ensure buy-in and ownership of the developed messages.
FY24 WFP #3 222264 DRC Kasai Nutrition Nutrition project is DRC for WFP portfolio. 10.9% WVUK share of this project.
FY24 UN #19 222616 OCHA Sudan - ER East Darfur in East Darfur aims to enhance the food security status of affected communities in Yassin and Adila localities
 
 through the provision of agricultural inputs, training and livestock support. The project will directly benefit 18,125 individuals, including
 
 IDPs, refugees, and host communities. In Yassin and Adila localities, 3000 of the most vulnerable households will receive critical
 
 agricultural inputs and necessary training services to enhance crop production. This includes the distribution of improved seeds such as
 
 sorghum and millet for household consumption throughout the year as well as groundnuts for market sale. On the field crop trainings will
 
 be conducted, comprising five sessions covering technical cultivation practices, seed propagation, and climate adaptation. Furthermore,
 
 350 vulnerable women heading households in these localities will receive five goats each along with necessary training and veterinary
 
 services. Animal husbandry training will be provided Additionally 50 Community Animal Health Workers (CAHWs) will receive refresher
 
 training to enhance their skills in vaccination, treatment, and community awareness. To promote peace and social cohesion, the
 
 facilitation and strengthening of Peace Committee will be supported in Yassin locality. The committee will undergo training in conflict
 
 resolution and peacebuilding techniques, enabling them to address conflicts, particularly those arising between farmers and animal
 
 breeders. Furthermore, the committee will develop and implement a community-based action plan to improve social cohesion and
 
 address underlying grievances related to land access and market issues.
 
 For the proposed project WV Sudan will receive a match fund up to 15%, from
FY23 WFP 220992 Sudan Blue Nile School Feeding WVUK has a 50% share in this project. This is a school feeding project with 9593 ( mostly children) as beneficiaires.
CLOSED - 215655_WFP Chimanimani FFA The project seeks to respond to food insecurity situation of Chimanimani communities whose capacities have been weakened by extreme weather events due to climate change, and poor farming practises as well as covid-19 effects. Chimanimani community is amongst the chronically food insecure but has potential to fully become self-reliant and resilient if appropriate interventions are positively adopted. The ability of the households to access sufficient food has been diminishing over the past years due to high frequency and intensity of climate induced hazards particularly drought. This will support 11500 people
219535 DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Response - Romania Phase 1 This is an emergency response to the war in Ukraine. Activities will include hygiene activities such as provision of mobile toilets and hygiene kits to refugees, provision of hot meals and creating child friendly spaces. The plan is yet to be fleshed out, but these are the initial response ideas identified by MEERO.
 
  
 
 This page initially was opened for the whole response but it was decided that we will have three project pages for each Phase. So, this page will be used for DEC Ukraine Phase 1 for Romania.
Enhancing life-saving support through continuation integrated Health and Nutrition with limited WASH in Health and Nutrition among vulnerable conflict affected populations in South Darfur Enhancing life-saving support through continuation integrated Health and Nutrition with limited WASH in Health and Nutrition among vulnerable conflict affected populations in South Darfur
 
 
 
 World Vision in partnership with NaHA & NIDO are pleased to submit an integrated response to provide essential Health & Nutrition with basic WASH services in S.Darfur to address:1) increased quality of CMAM services to enhance treatment and prevention of acute malnutrition in children U5 years and Pregnant and lactating women; 2) Improve access to quality Primary Health services (maternal and child health services and 3) Improved access to WASH facilities in health and Nutrition centres. Action is inclusive and covers all population segments i.e host communities (38%); IDPs (40%); returnees (2%) in Nyala North, Belil, Mershing, Nitegea, Alsalam and Rehaidailberdi & refugees (20%) in Buram and Al Radoum. Action harnesses organisational, technical and operational capacities of WV & partners as a result of existing presence & longstanding relationships with communities. Health response prioritises life saving treatment through Comprehensive Health Package, provision of essential drugs, ante-natal care and health systems strengthening. Nutrition interventions addresses management of SAM & GAM by screening and treatment of PLW & U5s for malnutrition, immunization for U1 and women of reproductive age, early detection and case finding through community management, staff training and OTP sites rehabilitation. WASH services to increase water access to health facilities and create a safe environment by latrines rehabilitation, provision of hand washing facilities, waste disposal pits and hygiene promotion. Basic protection to address main concerns will be mainstreamed and closely linked to 'do no harm' principle, ensuring meaningful access, accountability, participation and empowerment. Modification request made to address urgent needs of newly arrived IDPs providing continuum of care for nutrition services, increase water access, shelter provision and preparedness for disease outbreak response.
218472 FY21 WFP CLOSED Nsele CBT Phase 2 DRC Part of WVUK WFP FY22 portfolio of projects 
 
 The overall objective of this intervention is mainly to mitigate against the negative socio-economic impact of COVID-19 on the targeted children and households of the Nsele population. 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. 
 
  
 
 The project intends to cushion the affected population against further negative social and economic impacts posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. 12,000 households from Nsele Commune and surroundings with an estimated population of 72,000 beneficiaries are set to benefit from the intervention.
221029_Start Fund ARC Replica (Drought Response Somalia)_WV_2023 The project is responding to the current food insecurity in the Baidoa and Burhabaka areas as a result of 5 consecutive failed rain seasons. Households are experiencing food insecurity with some communities projected to be facing IPC 5 (famine) between April and June 2023. The project therefore aims to support these communities through cash distributions. This is based on assessments which indicated that the market is active and operational and that the challenge is purchasing power for the affected persons. The project will distribute cash in 3 cycles from April to June 2023. The project is funded by the START Network Africa Risk Capacity (ARC) Programme payout
FY24 UN 222150 Sudan #4 UNICEF WASH Blue Nile The projects objective is that more children and their families in targeted vulnerable communities have equitable and sustainable access to improved drinking water facilities, adopt adequate hygiene practices and that the WASH sector institutional capacity and systems are strengthened for scaled-up equitable and sustainable access to basic improved WASH services.
219012_Zimbabwe EOL - Adolescent Mothers' Education Initiative This is an advocacy in education project which is being implemented in 3 countries: DRC, Uganda and Zimbabwe (PIMS only allows me to input one country). The project is called Adolescent Mothers' Education Initiative (AMEI) and is aimed at supporting the development of policies that support the continued education of pregnant girls and the re-entry of adolescent mothers back into school. WVUK is leading a consortium WV Zimbabwe, WV DRC, Education Coalition of Zimbabwe (ECOZI), CONEPT (DRC) and the Initiative for Social and Economic Rights (ISER). It is being funded by the Global Partnership for Education with Oxfam IBIS (Denmark) as the fund manager.
UGANDA - WISER DFID funding for resilience through the MET office, and follow on from ACCRA
Closed - 216468_Chipinge LSA The goal of the project is to meet the immediate life-saving basic emergency consumption needs of 116,881 people assisted (October &#8211; December 2020) scaling up to 121,828 beneficiaries (January- March 2021) that are at risk of starvation in Chipinge district. At the peak of the response intervention (January- March, the project caseload will include 13,7% of U5 children as well as 15% of Pregnant and Lactating Mothers (PLW) and those living with HIV In Chipinge district. This emergency food assistance will focus on distributing food to disaster-affected populations as a whole (due to food unavailability, very high rates of malnutrition and limited or no access to food). The project will reach the entire 37% of the district population (121,828 people) who are in urgent need of food assistance.
214539_UGANDA, EUTF - Security, Protection and Economic Empowerment (SUPREME) in Uganda The overall objective of the action is to improve overall safety and economic well-being for refugees and host communities in Northern Uganda.
 
 Funder (EC) % is 81.632674% with the balance being co-finance from the consortium (no specific funder for that element hence why 'Funder Percentage' field above is not completed).