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DFID (MM) Purnima COVID WASH CARE Nepal, as part of our larger COVID-19 response program has planned to implement the Purnima COVID WASH Response initiative to reduced risk of potential COVID 19 outbreak through improved WASH facilities
SNS H&N Consortium in Somalia Providing Emergency Health and Nutrition services to drought affected communities in Somalia
DFID Nepal CSP-Ph II & III This project works to improve access of community based development opportunities for poor and excluded people in 41 districts of the far-west, mid-west and eastern development regions of Nepal.
BRACED Proj Dev Grant The impact of the project development phase will be improved likelihood of successful impact for full BRWB project. This phase will provide consortium members and partners with an opportunity to further develop a common understanding of priorities, needs and capacities in target areas, through research, analysis and dialogue with partners, potential project beneficiaries and other stakeholders.
Research entrepreneur ecosyste This project will contribute to the removal of barriers and the promotion of opportunities for youth and women's participation in the local economy by increasing the understanding of the entrepreneurship ecosystem.
Zimbabwe TRACE This Project is to support civil society organisations in Zimbabwe.
Food Security and Livelihood The aim of the project is to support the affected households to restore their previous livelihood and ensure they will be able to meet their basic food needs with the income generated by their economic activities.
DFID Cash for Food Zimbabwe This project will support 56,100 vulnerable households (approximately 336,600 people) affected by severe drought in the southern provinces of Zimbabwe. The action will address the immediate food needs of vulnerable men, women, boys and girls through the provision of mobile unconditional cash transfers that aim to cover 50% of the household food basket and nutritional needs of men, women, boys and girls. Beneficiaries will redeem cash to address basic household needs, primarily local food purchase. The project will encourage the local availability of nutritious foods by facilitating partnerships between local general dealers and suppliers.
MERF Serbian refugees For Merf Serbia-Emergency assistance for refugees and provision of basic needs and protection.
INSO Mali The overall aim of the project is to assist humanitarian aid organisations in fulfilling their own mandates through the provision of essential safety cooperation, information and advisory services.INSO will achieve this by establishing an information sharing and analysis platform uniquely oriented towards the needs and priorities of the humanitarian sector in Mali.
RRF Typhoon Haiyan 2013 This project provides emergency support in the form of water and hygiene kits, NFIs, emergency shelter and health care to address unmet needs of typhoon Haiyan affected people in Leyte, Southern Leyte and Eastern Samar Provinces.
Enhancing Community Resilience Programme in Malawi Shelter assistance consisting of a combination of emergency shelter kits, toolkits and, if markets allow, unconditional cash transfers.
India Floods - Cyclone Phailin To provide emergency relief assistance to poor and marginalised in cyclone & flood affected districts of Odisha and AP in sectors of Shelter and WASH.
PPA 4 - Cost Extension This is the 2016 Extension PPA agreement between CARE International UK and DFID. The work is focusing on learning projects and building capacity in the following areas: Private Sector Engagement, Governance, Conflict and Climate Change.
Winterisation Cash Assistance Emergency Winterisation Cash Assistance for Vulnerable Syrian Refugees in Jordan
DFID Drought & Food Insecurity The COSACA Consortium seeks to respond to the drought and food insecurity situation that is affecting the provinces of Gaza and Inhambane in Mozambique since mid-2015. The COSACA Consortium will respond to the needs of affected families, addressing immediate needs for water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), food security, as well as supporting important livelihood recovery and resilience interventions.
Mitigate Monsoon Risk BDG IRW The overall objective is to upgrade/ construct emergency infrastructures (shelters and WASH) for vulnerable refugee and host communities in Ukiah and ensure it is resilient to monsoon and gender sensitive, improve the shelter and camp environment to make it safe, accessible and clean.
Technical Assistance Support to Ministry of Women and Child Development This grant provides funds for CARE India to provide technical assistance to the Ministry of Women and Child Development to support its on-going efforts around gender, women's empowerment and education.
Design and Implementation of Bihar Health Sector Reform The goal of this work is to improve the health, nutrition and sanitation of people in Bihar, particularly the poorest and excluded. By ensuring that government departments and other key stakeholders are equipped to deliver on reforms in their respective areas  the state?s progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) will accelerate.
DFID BNASP 2 (SUBARNA) It has been agreed by humanitarian stakeholders in Bangladesh that joint needs assessments provide the most comprehensive analysis of the needs of affected communities. The proposed SUBARNA project aims to address the above-mentioned problems in an integrated manner.
DFID Haiti Hurricane Matthew The proposed intervention will be a combination of cash and in-kind assistance. CARE will provide a range of emergency support including family houses and public infrastructure, installing sanitation facilities, providing safe water and hygiene kits, supporting safety and wellbeing through protection and psychosocial initiatives, and providing cash transfers. Five communities in Grande Anse will be targeted: Roseaux, Jeremie, Chambellan, Moron, and Dame-Marie.
DEPP Innovation lab Philipp. Innovation Lab will reach across the country to identify innovative ideas and entrepreneurs, taking a bottom-up or user-centred approach to nurture, test and scale promising models to addressing the gaps to improved emergency preparedness in the disaster prone country.
DFID Yemen Multisector Respon Vulnerable conflict affected communities (IDPs, returnees and host) have improved access to humanitarian assistance through essential food, nutrition, health and WASH services
DFID Relief Support for BD The intervention targets the inclusion of the most vulnerable in the flood and cyclone affected areas. The objective is to meet the immediate lifesaving needs of 20,000 flood and cyclone-affected HHs in South-East Bangladesh
HSNP 2 Reg Phase 56,941 households in Marsabit county will be assessed to determine their level of poverty and this ranking will be registered in a database. The registration exercise will last for ten months culminating in the distribution of smart cards which will enable beneficiaries to receiving regular cash payments. The cash payments can be used to improve access to food, protect existing food supplies and crops, and reduce the impact of poor harvests and environmental shocks.
Integrated Recovery Programme (IRP) in support of conflict affected groups The Integrated Recovery Programme (IRP) aids the support of conflict-affected groups in North & South Yemen.
DFID COSACA 3 This is the thrid phase of the COSACA Consortium project in Mozambique, which seeks to respond to the drought and food insecurity situation that is affecting the provinces of Gaza and Inhambane in Mozambique since mid-2015. The COSACA Consortium will respond to the needs of affected families, addressing immediate needs for water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), food security, as well as supporting important livelihood recovery and resilience interventions.
Adaptation Learning Programme for Africa The goal of the Adaptation Learning Programme is to reduce the impact of climate change on vulnerable households in Sub-Saharan Africa. DFID, CARE and peers will learn and provide better solutions to climate change from this work.
Keeping Girls at School To keep girls in school and support girls to complete school and transition from lower to upper secondary. Thre project will achieve this by empowereing girls socially, emotionally and economically, so that they are motivated and confident to go to school, regularly attend and participate in classroom activities.
DFID RRF Nepal Earthquake The proposed intervention will focus on: Shelter assistance consisting of a combination of emergency shelter kits, toolkits and, if markets allow, unconditional cash transfers. Household non-food items as well as Gender sensitive dignity kits. Protection, IEC and Gender mainstreaming: Teams of Information Volunteers (IV)[1] will deliver messages verbally and through participatory activities.
BRACED Sahel As the basis upon which livelihoods depend, the governance and sustainable use of the natural resource base in the Sahel is critical for building climate resilience. The consortium proposes an innovative model that combines improvement of climate information services, sustainable and climate-resilient livelihood options, gender equality and sustainable natural resource management. This integrated approach builds on existing experience, while enabling learning, flexibility and innovation. The premise for success is greater understanding of risk, vulnerability and capacity in the face of climate change, more effective use of climate information for decision-making and strengthened local, national and cross-border governance and institutions.
Provision of Health Services Provision of Essential Medical Services through mobile health teams and of most urgent medical supplies and hygiene kits
MM Reconstruction Nepal The overall objective is as to support the recovery of people in disaster-affected areas through the improvement of physical WASH facilities; increasing the promotion of safe personal, household and community hygiene and sanitation practices in order to reduce the prevalence of water borne diseases; improve quality of life and increase the availability of information on water sources and other related WASH components in the target VDCs.
RRF to Cholera in Northern SL The aim of this project is to protect 725,000 women, girls, men and boys from cholera infection in northern Sierra Leone.
Community Based Resilience This project focuses on a Community Based Resilience Building Project in Grand Anse, Haiti.
UKAid Match Reprod. Health DRC Increasing access of adolescent/young people to Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Services.
DFID IRF Scale-up Somalia Providing life-saving humanitarian relief to communities affected by shocks in Somalia.
DFID Nepal Shelter Response Winterisation support for 35,000 vulnerable women, girls, boys and men to improve emergency/temporary shelters? resistance to winter weather in three of the most earthquake-affected Districts, and supporting safe spaces for women and girls.
DFID Mozambique 2019 In line with CARE's overall strategy, CARE intends to provide early recovery assistance to facilitate return for cyclone-affected households in Mozambique. DFID-funded activities will focus on Shelter/NFI, WASH, livelihoods and gender (with some specific activities for Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) in one specific location). Complementing these activities will be additional projects that will focus on re-establishing health and education services, supporting agricultural livelihoods, food security, protection and additional WASH programming.
DFID WISER II The Weather and Climate Information Services for Africa (WISER) programme, funded by the Department for International Development (DFID) aims to improve the generation and use of the weather and climate information across Sub-Saharan Africa, with an initial focus on the East Africa region.
West Africa Emergency Response Programme The aim of this programme is to provide a rapid, high quality and effective emergency response capability across West Africa.
CSSF Gender Equality OPT Building conditions for women to be successful and enhancing women's influence in the security and justice sectors, as well as within political parties, in the Occupied Palestinian Territories.
DFID Malawi TRACTION Transparency and Accountability for Improved Growth and Service Delivery in Malawi
Combating Worst Forms of Child Labor by Reinforcing Policy Response and Promoting Sustainable Livelihoods and Educational Opportunities in Egypt Combating the Worst Forms of Child Labor in Cotton and Agriculture in Egypt
Export Factory Monitoring Program Building the capacity of the labor inspectorate to enforce labor laws in the export processing zones
Program on Sustainable Fishery Development in Red Sea and Gulf of Aden (SFISH) The Development Objective of the overall proposed program with series of projects (SOPs) is to promote regional cooperation for sustainable fishery management in the RSGA region and strengthen the effective fishery production and value chain in RSGA countries.

The Development Objective of this first project of the program is to strengthen mechanisms for regional collaborative management offisheries in the RSGA region and  improve the effective fishery production and value chain in Yemen.
Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline Project The Project's Development Objective is to diversify Azerbaijan's gas export markets and improve the security of Turkey's and South East Europe's energy supply.
Second Djibouti-Ethiopia Power System Interconnection Project The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to enhance the trade of reliable, low-cost, and clean electricity between Ethiopia and Djibouti.
COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Program (SPRP) The Program Development Objective is to prevent, detect and respond to the threat posed by COVID-19 and strengthen national systems for public health preparedness
Ensuring the continuous provision of Protection services in highly affected areas in North West Syria-Jisr-Ash-Shugur district. The project aims to ensure that the protection of population affected by the crisis is improved, and tries to strengthen the capacity of humanitarian actors and duty bearers, in addition to ensure the increased and more equitable access for boys and girls to quality child protection in the targeted locations which are considered of high severity.

SEMA through HRO, who will be the implementing partner, will implement the activities in the areas mentioned the role of SEMA will be in support HRO in design of the trainings, as well, in providing counsel in the technical issues related to GBV, CP amp MA. In addition to, guidance regarding financial, documentation, reporting, procurement and data issues. SEMA will monitor and evaluate the activities implementation at the field and will make sure the project is progressing well.

HRO will implement the project activities through establishing 5 mobile teams and expanding 1 static facility. The project will start with training of the protection and non-protection staff on following topics: introduction to mobile team work and structure (including PSEA, code of conduct, child safeguarding), protection mainstreaming, PFA, CPiE/GBViE including high risk cases, case management principles /Referral pathways, Risk education, Structured PSS activities. The 5 mobile teams will conduct outreach activities and awareness sessions on CP principles, GBV and their consequences, psychological effects, risk education), Good Parenting skills and self-care skills, in addition to provide PFA for those in need. During these sessions, the services provided will be Psychosocial support (PSS), recreational activities (including drawing, storytelling, sport, singing, clown activities) for boys and girls, in CFS, schools and work area, in addition to distribute awareness-raising Brochures on child protection, and GBV issues.
The social workers, in cooperation with other working organizations, will refer CP and GBV cases to specialized and non-specialized services and provide direct support to high priority cases. HRO will also provide structured PSS services, in its static facility, for boys and girls and to children with disabilities through conducting creative thinking sessions for adolescents. In addition to establishing an adults and children committee from the community leaders and teachers to ensure the community’s active participation, in order to respond to child protection issues.
The project will monitor CP activities provided and the satisfaction of beneficiaries.
The project activities will be implemented in Jisr-Ash-Shugur district: Bdama sub-district, Jisr-Ash-Shugur sub-district, and Janudiyeh sub-district.
Widen specialized health facility and primary health care center by integrating nutritional programs in an area with high concentration of IDPs (Jebel Saman, Aleppo) and through outreach activities. The project aims to integrate nutrition programs in primary health care center and a specialized health facility (Al-Iman Hospital for women and children, the only specialist hospital in the proposed location) which provides maternal and child health care services including pediatrics and reproductive health (emergency obstetric care and family planning as well as gynecological services), apply principles of Do No Harm. The nutrition activities include Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) strategy, Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) and screening for malnutrition through Community Health Workers (CHWs), refer and treatment of severely and moderately malnourished cases (CMAM). The health activities include providing life-saving and life sustaining services for people in need (IDPs amp host communities) in rural of Aleppo (Jebel Samaan,Atareb) especially during the winter season. 
The integrated intervention will aim to cover a total of (40,818 individuals break downed as 2,520 men, 15,552 women, 11,143 boys and 11,603 girls) through:

1. Delivery of services per essential primary health care (PHC) Package that includes Child health (including EPI, reproductive health, nutrition activities, prevention and control of communicable diseases, prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases, provision of essential medicines and medical supplies by support primary health care level 2 center in western rural of Aleppo (Aleppo,jebel samaan, Atareb, Sheikh Ali).

2. The provision of emergency obstetric and newborn care (EMONC) services, management of winter-related diseases activities through management of diarrheal diseases in addition to the cold-related illnesses like pneumonia, acute respiratory infections (SARIs) and Influenza like illnesses, IYCF activities and CMAM by support (Al-Iman Hospital) the only specialized hospital for women and children in the proposed sub-district which provide maternal and child health care services to most vulnerable people in western rural of Aleppo, Alatareb. Confirmation mail from the health cluster was attached. 

3- supporting of 15 CHWs for outreach and facility based nutrition activities in the western rural Aleppo.
(IYCF amp CMAM).

The proposed project activities will be headed by the program team under the direct supervision of the Head of Mission. Human Appeal Turkey, will be responsible for overall implementation of the project.
Improving Access to Primary health care assistance in the northern of Syria and Provision of optimal infant feeding and family care practices. The project aims to provide primary health care services in the northern of Syria, with supporting referral of the cases to a higher level of care, the facilities are located in under-served areas, crowded with camps, whose people are suffering from the lack of medical services and are having difficult living conditions particularly the most vulnerable people (IDPs, women, children and the elderly), the supported facilities are located in the most severity areas according to severity scale and will try to fill the gab in the essential health services for the most vulnerable beneficiaries of IDPs and host.

	 Sharran PHC center it is a level 4 PHC facility according to WHO classification, serving the host and IDPs in the area of northern Afrin, with supporting the referral to higher level of care in the area through one ambulance, and it will serve the population with primary health care services, reproductive health care and maternity care at the level of BEmoNc, in addition to introducing free laboratory tests and medication, with the services of EPI program and vaccination under the direct coordination with SIG “Syrian immunization group” leaded by WHO.
The facility will be managed, monitored and supervised by SEMA in coordination with Al-Ameen organization, which has been operating the facility.

The project will also provide an optimal infant feeding and family care practices this will be done through an integrated child nutrition campaigns. During this campaign, child feeding, hygiene and appropriate child care messages will be distributed alongside with micro-nutrient and vitamin supplementation, and Screening of children and pregnant and lactating women for acute malnutrition and referred to appropriate services. These will be achieved through establishing  6 nutritional tents in 3 camps, 3 tents will be for baby friendly space, and 3 tents for mother support groups. Besides, establishing and running 3 nutrition sessions and 3 nutrition mobile units.
Emergency  food assistance to Support vulnerable people in-Idleb Sub-Districts northern of Syria - Takaful Al-Sham Charity organization through this project will aim to support the food security of the of the most vulnerable IDPs and part of the host community in Idleb governorate  through providing them with standard food baskets 58.36  kg for four months to meet their basic food needs.
The project targets 1975 HHs 11850 individuals (2519 men – 2863 women – 3169 boys  3299 girls ) in Idleb  sub-district
- As the primary purpose of this reserve allocation is respond to immediate emergency requirements for most vulnerable communities so, targeted sub-district was selected because they include large numbers of IDPs according to the last CCCM reports .
- At the beginning of the project Takaful will conduct a meeting with local community and local actors to ensure their participation in the project,.
-Takaful Al-sham will procure food baskets in accordance with the procurement procedures stipulated in the procurement policy which is consistent with HF procurement procedures, Food baskets will be stored in safe and suitable warehouses, where Takaful has 2 warehouses in Idleb,.
- Beneficiaries will be selected among the most valuable IDPs and HCs (male and female) according to special criteria which focus on their social and economic situation especially women, children headed house hold, disabled person, sick, PLW and elderly. MEAL team assure that selected beneficiaries meet the pre-specified criteria by visiting beneficiaries'' locations.
- The distribution of food baskets will be conducted on monthly basis in agreed and pre-identified dates and in safe FDPs away from military sites with easy acess to all beneficiaries.
- For beneficiaries who have difficulties to reach to distribution points such as families headed by child or disabled persons, the baskets will be transferred to their location using light vehicle, the expected percentage of these beneficiaries is %10, so about 190 baskets will be delivered to beneficiaries' locations monthly.
- After finalizing the distribution, MEAL team will conduct post distribution monitoring (PDM. 
- Takaful will coordinate with food security cluster and with other organization who works in the same sector and field to reach the right beneficiaries and avoid any duplication. 
The project will ensure equal access for both genders with the priority for women, children headed house hold, disabled person, sick, PLW and elderly in addition the project staff will includes female and male members trained on the protection principles and gender equality.