Gemeinsames integriertes Resilienzprogramm UNICEF (WFP-FAO-UNICEF) Joint Integrated Resilience Programme UNICEF (WFP-FAO-UNICEF) Auftraggeber des Vorhabens ist das BMZ (Übergangshilfe). Das Projekt ist Teil des Programms Frieden und Stabilität der Entwicklungszusammenabeit, dessen Ziel Stärkung der Resilienz gefährdeter Gemeinschaften im Ostkongo ist. Ziel des von WFP, FAO und UNICEF umgesetzten Projekts ist Stärkung der Resilienz von Kleinbauern und gefährdeten Haushalten, wofür man auf folgende vier Säulen baut: Verteilung von Ausrüstung für Kleinbauern, Schulung von Kleinbauern, Verhandlungen über Landzugang und -nutzung Förderung der landwirtschaftlichen Infrastruktur, Integration von Cash-for-Work-Modellen und Spargruppen Prävention und Behandlung von Unterernährung, Im-plementierung von WASH in Schu-len/Gesundheitszentren und Gemeinden Grundlegende Stärkung der gemeindebasierten Strukturen, Sensibilisierungsmaßnahmen für ein friendliches Zusammensleben besonders in SchulenDurch das Vorhaben sollten positiven Wirkungen auf Einkommen, Produktion und Ernährungssicherheit der unterstützten Haushalten erzielt werden.Insgesamt sollen hierbei rund 60.000 kleinbäuerliche Haushalte profitieren, die erweiterte Zielgruppe umfasst 360.000 in den Zielgemeinden lebende Menschen. Vergleichbare Projektansätze werden in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo aktuell auch von weiteren Gebern, u.a. Schweden und Norwegen, finanziert. In the DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo), recurring conflicts and displacement have a negative impact on access to basic social services and agricultural production, which has largely led to a relapse into subsistence farming in the provinces of North and South Kivu.The project was designed to have a positive impact on the income, production and food security of the supported households.The goal of the project is to strengthen the resilience of small farmers and vulnerable households. The project is part of the Peace and Stability development cooperation program, whose objective is to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable communities in eastern Congo. Key measures to achieve the project goal include- Creating access to land, resources and knowledge- Creating access to markets and income differentiation- Nutrition and Wash in health facilities, schooles and communities- Fundamental strengthening of community-based structures The project is being implemented by WFP (World Food Programme), FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) and UNICEF (United Nations International Children's Fund) in cooperation with various DRC ministries. Small farming households in particular benefit as a target group. The extended target group includes all people living in the affected communities.The project is being implemented in selected households in the provinces of North and South Kivu in the DRC Ziel des Vorhabens ist die Stärkung der sozio-ökonomischen Resilienz von Kleinbauern, vulnerablen Haushalten und deren Gemeinden in von gewaltsamen Konflikten betroffenen Regionen. In the DRC (Democratic Republic of Congo), recurring conflicts and displacement have a negative impact on access to basic social services and agricultural production, which has largely led to a relapse into subsistence farming in the provinces of North and South Kivu.The project was designed to have a positive impact on the income, production and food security of the supported households.The goal of the project is to strengthen the resilience of small farmers and vulnerable households. The project is part of the Peace and Stability development cooperation program, whose objective is to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable communities in eastern Congo. Key measures to achieve the project goal include- Creating access to land, resources and knowledge- Creating access to markets and income differentiation- Nutrition and Wash in health facilities, schooles and communities- Fundamental strengthening of community-based structures The project is being implemented by WFP (World Food Programme), FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization) and UNICEF (United Nations International Children's Fund) in cooperation with various DRC ministries. Small farming households in particular benefit as a target group. The extended target group includes all people living in the affected communities.The project is being implemented in selected households in the provinces of North and South Kivu in the DRC