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Wash support for the needy families in Northern Syria The ongoing escalation of conflict in various parts of Syria is causing a continuous high influx of IDP in various safer locations in Northern Syria. Majority of these IDP are living in the settlements, makeshift camps or formal camps. The existing water and sanitation system in Northern Syria is overstretched. With the huge influx of IDP maintaining existing WASH facilities and upgrading to cope with the increasing demands of at risk population is urgently required. This will ensure that people can full fill their basic water, sanitation and hygiene needs and risk of diseases and environmental degradation is minimised. 

Through the proposed project, IR Syria aims at targeting IDPs camps in Azaz District in Aleppo Governorate. 39,599 people will benefit from improved access to water and sanitation facilities. The project is primarily design based on the results of the primary need assessment conducted by IR Syria team, WASH cluster need assessment and Humanitarian Need overview 2018. 

 The project will support the informal settlements with the following core WASH services:

1.	Adequate quality and quantity of water: Water supply will ensure through water trucking. IR will sign an agreement with a contractor to supply water to the targeted camps on daily basis (23 L per person will be provided on daily basis). This water will be sufficient to cover the drinking, bathing and household need of the individuals. If required by the targeted families, IR will also distribute Jerry cans. This will be contributed by IR. 
2.	 Water testing and treatment (chlorination): IR team will conduct water testing and chlorination before it is available for use by the beneficiaries. This will help to eliminate the risk of using contaminated water.

3.	 Waste removal service (solid waste management): Through a service provider (contractor) IR will ensure to collect the garbage from the camps and deport it to the agreed damp sites on daily basis. This will improve the overall environment and decrease the risk of diseases spread. IR will also place garbage bins 

4.	Operation and maintenance of sanitation facilities:  Sanitation facilities (latrines and bathing areas) will be gender segregated and will have protection measures this will be considered during the regular maintenance of the facilities  (lockable doors, lighting of paths to facilities). 

5.	Hygiene awareness activities (such as awareness sessions) will be organised  in order to raise awareness of  the population of the personal hygiene as well as the importance of keeping environment clean.
Support health  nutrition services in Aleppo and Idleb governorates (Afrin, Ariha, and Armanaz sub-districts) The project aims to support primary health services in Afrin, Mhambel and Hafsraja sub-districts in Aleppo and Idleb governorates respectively, and some selective secondary health services related to Reproductive Health RH in Bahar hospital in Afrin district – Afrin city center.
The latest military procedure in Afrin district besides the expected and recent displacement towards Idleb governorate have overwhelmed the existing health system in these areas. People have less access to the basic health care, especially reproductive-aged women, who have less access to the EmONC services, especially in Afrin.
Recently, the health cluster has prepared response plans for Afrin district to address the existing gaps and needs after the recent military escalation, and for Idleb governorate to prepare and respond to the potential displacement in the region due to any military procedure by the Government of Syria GoS that aims to take over other areas from the armed opposition groups (Free Syrian Army). Moreover, Idleb governorate has witnessed multiple waves of displacement from E. Gouta, Homs, and Dara’a due to the evacuations occurred in these areas. This project is planned to match the overall objectives behind these plans in Afrin and Idleb and to strengthen the health systems within the target areas.
The project will aim to support the primary health services delivered by Bahar Primary Health Centre PHC PHC in Afrin district – Afrin city canter, Mhambel and Hafsraja PHCs in Armanaz and Ariha districts – Idleb governorate, and the BEmONC and CEmONC services delivered by Bahar health facilities in Afrin district. Additionally, the project integrates the nutrition component into the health one to deliver more holistic aid and assistance for people in need among the target areas.
Through this project, the following health facilities will be supported:
1-	Bahar PHC L3 Aleppo – Afrin – Afrin – Afrin (health and nutrition services).
2-	Bahar Hospital Aleppo – Afrin – Afrin – Afrin (EmONC services)
3-	Mhambel PHC L2 Idleb – Ariha – Mhambel – Mhambel (health and nutrition services).
4-	Hafsraja PHC L2 Idleb – Armanaz – Harem – Hafsraja (health and nutrition services).
Meanwhile, the project aims to support facility-based nutrition activities to deliver IYCF and IMCI services to the affected target group, especially if the area witness massive displacement that might affect the nutrition status among the vulnerable groups including the U5 children, who will be in need for curative and preventive nutrition services.
The two centers in Idleb were supported by Bahar Organization. However, the project ended at the end of May 2018.
Bahar is carrying out a community-based nutrition program in Afrin that deliver CMAM, IYCF, and IMCI packages of services to U5 and PLW in the area. this project is designed to be integrated with these services in Afrin, especially regarding referral services to the supported facilities through this project.
Life-saving and Integrated CCCM and SNFI Winterization Support to the newly displaced IDPs (after 1 March 2018) and longer term vulnerable IDPs to Aleppo and Idleb Governorates and the most vulnerable hosting communities. BINAA will provide urgent life-saving winterization support to the IDPs in Northern Syria who arrived after 1 March 2018 and to the most vulnerable hosting communities population. The gaps and needs identified by BINAA rapid response team during the project design period by conducting a rapid needs assessment to identify the winter needs in Aleppo and Idleb Governorates. Attachment 1 includes a detailed analysis of the rapid needs assessment.

BINAA will provide emergency winter NFI assistance (distribution of fuel and stoves) for 1,620 recently displaced households (9720 individuals) (2080 men, 2200 women, 2670 boys and 2770 girls) to Al bab subdistrict in Aleppo Governorate and 180 HHs (1080 individuals) (231 men, 243 women, 297 boys and 308 girls) of the most vulnerable hosting communities population (in total 1,800 HHs will benefit from the NFI component) and CCCM winterization assistance to 1869 IDP Households (11213 individuals) (2406 men, 2530 women, 3081 boys and 3196 girls) in 5 Camps in Salqin and Janudiyeh subdistricts in Idleb. Attachment 2 includes the target camps and the interventions in each camp basing on the need assessment.
The locations are prioritized as per of the target locations in the allocation strategy paper and the need assessment. 

The SNFI component assessment was conducted in Bdama subdistricts in Idleb and Al-Bab subdistrict in Aleppo. The results showed that the number of displaced people from the eastern Ghouta, Northern Homs, Daraa, Quneitra and Afrin are 4686 families, 126 of them in Bdama and 4560 families in Al bab. Thus, BINAA prioritized Albab for the intervention of the fuel for heating and stoves distribution. 

The CCCM component assessment conducted in 13 IDP sites in Salqin and Janudiyeh subdistrict, BINAA prioritized 5 camps for the intervention as the most vulnerable IDPs are located at these camps and they need multiple winterization interventions. BINAA will provide tent winterization, gravelling pathways and improving safety and security plans in the IDP sites. BINAA commits to coordinate and report to the CCCM cluster (Attachment 3 includes a commitment letter).

BINAA is currently operational in the target this ensures the ability to engage rapidly with communities in order to identify and prioritize beneficiaries, delivering effective assistance to those most in need. This improves BINAA ability to provide the assistance in a timely manner during winter. In these areas, NFI and CCCM support is necessary due to the harsh winter conditions, the high levels of IDPs and crisis-affected communities and individual HHs. 

Taking into consideration that a gender analysis is critical to understanding the social and gender dynamics that could help or hinder aid effectiveness. We worked on identify gender gaps, such as unequal access to NFI and CCCM services for women/girls and men/boys that need to be addressed.
Improve access to primary and secondary health services for internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Host Communities Affected By Conflict in Northern Syria and ensure continuity of care by applying referral system in Idleb governorate and Efrin district in Aleppo. The project will address the urgent health needs of both IDP and Host Communities in Idlep governorate amp Aleppo governorate / Efrin district with an emphasis on continuity of current projects and ensure available medical services through providing equipment, medications, supplies and operational costs (salaries, fuel, etc.) for 2 primary health care facilities, one general hospital , one TB center in addition to implementing Referral system between primary and secondary health care facilities.
Distribution of fuel vouchers to meet the essential NFI needs for the affected girls, boy, women and men in Idleb sub-district during winter 2018-2019 As part of this 6 months action, SR will support the capacities of 1,100 most vulnerable households living in Idleb sub-district, which includes 1894 girls, 1759 boy, 1624 women and 1488 men, to heat their shelter during the winter season 2018-2019. 
Using a restricted value voucher modality , SR will organize three shopping periods during the project implementation as part of which identified beneficiaries will be able to access roughly 360 liters of diesel  (upon to the cluster’s recommendation) in total value of 180 USD commodity voucher as 4 liters/day per family for heating during three harsh winter months. The voucher value will be provided as three batches (60 USD per batch)
urgent health intervention in Idleb governorate by supporting specialized internal hospital This grant will be in line with urgent health needs on the ground and try to fill the health gap. This project will support specialized internal hospital located in Idleb governorate, Idleb city which is the only one in all Idleb governorate. This fund will cover the following  health services: non- communicable  and communicable diseases health services (NCD and CD ) including ICU. Endoscopy services, Cardiovascular diseases, and other chronic disease in addition to the communicable diseases.
 This health facility will provide the health services 24/7 covering outpatient and inpatient health services as follow: 
The outpatient health services will be provided daily except Friday from 8,30 up to 3,30 and then the emergency health services will be provided for targeted elderly women and men based on need. 
The inpatient health services will be provided 24/7 for all the project period including ICU and endoscopy and other health services mentioned. 
On the other hand, this grant will secure the urgent fund to provide the required fuel and monthly running including the required pharmaceuticulies and medical consumables on monthly bases. 
The grant will cover the salaries for the medical and non-medical staff and this will be payed monthly bases.
The grant also will cover the required diagnostic tools including the laboratory and anesthesia and radiology services. 
This health facility will be part of EWARN system to promote the monitoring mechanism for communicable diseases in our targeted area. And activating the early detection and prevent any cases related may occur in our project areas.
Rapid response for recently IDPS and hosted people in the northwest of Syria by providing WASH services The project is designed to respond to the needs of IDPs especially recently IDPs which came from Idleb and Aleppo and stayed on Daret Azza and Atareb/Aleppo and host people, to the protracted needs of the existing IDPs and the hosting community by delivering humanitarian WASH supplies and services to most vulnerable people : men, women, boys and girls will benefit from the activities which aim to increase access to sustainable water, sanitation and environmental hygiene solutions, the project is linked to the WASH cluster response Short term that response will provide immediate lifesaving services to displaced populations . In addition, undertake quick repairs and operation of water and wastewater systems to sustain water supply in overstretched communities. 
 During the project SECD will perform the following activities :
- 1800 Hygiene kits will distribute and 3600 Gerry cans each family one hygiene kits and two gerry cans
-68 garbage bins 0.3m3 size for will be Provided and install for the small camps
- 61 Water tank of 2 m3 size will be installed in the unfinished buildings and small camps.
 - 23 Sanitation and water facilities of unfinished buildings will be rehabilitated.
- 16 sanitation facilities (latrines) in the small camps  will be constructed . 
 - 3 water stations at least will be exposed to Immediate and Quick fix repair and operation of system.
-Fuel and chlorine will be supported to water stations in 19 communities for pumping water to IDPs and hosted families.
-Solid waste management (collection and disposal) will be supported in 19 communities  and its camps in Daret Azza and Atareb subdistrict which hosted a huge number of recently IDPs and IDPS 

The number of beneficiary: 172186  person of them (88058 hosted people and 84128 IDPs of them 23306 recently IDPs) (look annex A all information based upon IOM MDSM_29.November 2017_SharedDataset and CCCM IDP tracking)
The targeted location is :
-Daret AZZA: Hur ,Tqad ,Bsartun , Anjara, Hoteh , Qabtan Eljabal , Deir saman, Zarzita  and Daret Azza.
-AtarebSheikh Ali , Qanater, Jeineh, Kafr Taal, Oweijel, Kafr Aleppo and Kafr Karmin
SECD select the locations which hosted big number of recently IDPs and the water system is function or need rapid easy fixing and SECD used 
Link to emergency response interactive map to avoid any expected overlap in the activities 
-Project Goal: the project have many goals and objectives the most imports goals are:
1- Support to water and sanitation to ensure continuous services for affected people in Syria (host people and IDPs), especially women a, children, poor, and valuables.
2- The reduction of the rate of portable diseases in water.
3- The reduction of poverty rate in the target communities.
4- The improvement of public health.
5- Improving the service of water in the host communities host the largest possible number of IDPs in their communities.

All The targeted sites (Camps , water stations ,…) will be deconflicted according to  OCHA deconfliction mechanism
Emergency CCCM Response in northwest Syria and SSAFE Training This project aims to support the response to the immediate needs of the most vulnerable crisis-affected IDPs in northwest of Syria by providing dignified protection assistance represented by shelter (rub halls, tents, mobile WASH facilities ) for cluster members which are establishing or expanding reception/ transit sites and other sites for IDPs in northwest Syria (Idleb and Azaz area), and procuring and graveling/leveling 1000 individual family tents. The project will also cover the costs of implementing partners' transportation, distribution of the tents and expansion of reception centers. These components of the project are in response to new displacements in northwest Syria.

The project will also support the provision of Safe Secured Approach Field Environment (SSAFE) training and Woman’s Security Awareness Training (WSAT) , which provides essential security and safety awareness to all UN and associated personnel operating in southern Turkey bordering Syria where risk levels are high.
Provision of winter NFI assistance to 40,000 people in NW Syria and ensurance of emergency NFI response capacity to assist 25,000 people This project will support 8,000 families (estimate 40,000 individuals) with non-food item (NFI) kits under the winter response and 5,000 families (estimate 25,000 individuals) with NFI kits under an (potential) emergency response in northwest Syria. In total 13,000 families (estimate 65,000 individuals) in non-government controlled areas in Idleb, Aleppo, and Hama governorates will be supported through the procurement and distribution of 8,000 winter NFI kits and 5,000 emergency NFI kits. While the winter kit distributions will target IDPs who are hosted in camps, the emergency kits will support newly displaced IDPs in and out of camps. UNHCR will conduct the procurement of the NFIs and its partners WATAN and Shafak will carry-out the beneficiary selection and distribution process.
Provision life saving food assistance for the most vulnerable IDPs in camps in North West Syria Mercy-USA for Aid and Development will support vulnerable camps and informal settlements with high need for food in Idleb and Aleppo Governorates with life-saving and life-sustaining in-kind food assistance. This will be achieved by scaling up and expanding existing regular Mercy-USA cross -border food distribution activities in N. Syria from Turkey. 

This proposal requests funding to procure additional food baskets only. Mercy-USA proposes to cover all management, logistics, and distribution costs with private funds. 

This project will assist the most vulnerable displaced households (including female headed households, women and young girls, PLW, the elderly, and disabled) with monthly food baskets. Each food basket is 68 kg and contains 1776 Kcal per person per day (for 5 people) for one month. This is in line with Food Security Cluster recommendations for food baskets. Each food basket contains a variety of food items designed to cover all basic nutritional needs tailored to the Syrian culture and palette.

Since 2013, Mercy-USA has been providing food assistance to vulnerable Syrians. Mercy-USA has been an active member of the Food Security Cluster for more than two years, coordinating to address gaps, avoid overlaps, and regularly reporting all food distribution activities on a monthly basis. Throughout the years, Mercy-USA implemented food baskets in hard to reach and besieged areas such as Aleppo City. 

In 2017 alone, Mercy-USA distributed 16,632 in-kind food baskets to vulnerable Syrian households in Idleb and Aleppo governorates, reaching 8,197 unique households (estimated 46,941 individuals cumulatively). 

Mercy-USA has the ability to conduct vulnerability assessments and establish expanded beneficiary lists in order to rapidly scale up food distribution activities in these areas in order to respond to the unprecedented recent waves of displacement.

Each household will receive one monthly in-kind food basket. 

Total weight of one basket: 68 Kg
Total Kcal/Person/Day each month: 1776 Kcal (HH size: 5) 

Each Food Basket Contains: 

Rice 16kg
Sunflower Oil 6lt.
Tomato Paste 800 gm can
Sugar 2kg
Salt 1kg
Green Lentils 2kg
Red Lentils 2kg
Kidney Beans 2kg
Bulger 20kg
Macaroni 5kg
Flour 10 kg
Margarine 1kg
North Syria Emergency Health Response The primary aim of this project is to provide life-saving medical services to newly internally displaced people caused by the recent surge of violence in Northwest Syria and that will be by providing integrated health services to vulnerable groups of population and IDP’s (women, children) with access to Reproductive, pediatric, Trauma and primary health care services and to support people with curative and preventive services at primary and secondary healthcare including out-patient clinics, trauma, surgical, non-surgical IPD, pediatric and SRH services.
It’s becoming a necessity that SAMS respond to the fast-changing situation on the ground and provide services to ensure primary and secondary healthcare is not interrupted especially to whom are recently displaced due to the last security escalation which left them in an urgent need.
the project will be in partnership with SEMA whereas they have good access to Atmeh and surrounding camps, which is considered one of the most crowded camps especially the last months, whereas the IDP's numbers has increased and the camps is getting crowded and the there is a lack in the health facilities
The project is an emergency response to the dire increasing need of beneficiaries through two hospitals in Idleb governorate, one of them in Ma'aretMesrin and the other one is in Atmeh 
The services which will be provided during the support period will be:
	comprehensive trauma services including major and minor surgeries.
	Primary health care services.
	comprehensive emergency obstetric and neonatal care (CEmONC) services including normal and Caesarian deliveries.

Along with the services and as a response to the urgent need on the ground, SAMS will procure and distribute medications, consumables, and equipment to a number of facilities which are affected with the last security situation in north Syria and covering the considerable  number of IDP’s

-Al-Ekhaa and Ma'aretMesrin hospitals are already operating with minimum costs, Al-Ekhlas hospital has 20 beds while the area is in need for more than 50 beds. 
Ma'aretMesrin facility is in dire need for medical and supply as the beneficiaries are still increasing due to the IDP’s movement.
Provision of life-saving Nutrition services  for IDPs in Idleb Humanitarian needs in Syria have significantly deteriorated since the beginning of the crisis, with 13.1 million remains in need of humanitarian assistance, of which 5.6 million people face acute humanitarian needs. Moreover, the volatile security situation and sudden displacements that have occurred early January 2018 highlight the need for a rapid humanitarian response capacity. Therefore, Qatar Red Crescent (QRC) is proposing nutrition project to ease the suffering of people in the new displacement areas in Idleb government 
This emergency allocation suggests providing integration nutrition services with health services and this proposal of QRC responds delivery services to 15,000 IDP beneficiaries and host communities in Idleb. These IDPs who including the pregnant, lactating women, and children under five years boys and girls, will receive the integrated nutrition services s during deployment of six mobile clinics in addition provision them with nutrition supplementations such as HEB, Plumpy Doz, micronutrients supplementations, RUTF and RUSF.

The project will meet the following outputs:

Deployment of Five mobile clinics including a 5 pediatrician, 5 nurses, 5 nutritionists and 25 CHWs as direct implementation by QRC staff and one mobile clinic through IP INSAN charity (1 pediatrician, 1 nurse, 1 nutritionist) and 24 CHWs. (49) CHWs will conduct outreach activities such as screening MUAC for malnutrition pregnant women and children under 5 (girls and boys) and raising awareness sessions for IYCF practices and nutrition messages as well as mother to mother support groups and IYCF Counselling at (9) locations in idleb as followings:

1- Maraat Al-Noaman district
2- Ariha - Mhanbal
3- Ariha - Ariha city
4- Harim - Kafr Takharim
5- Saraqib - Tromba
6- Saraqib - Afis
7-Saragib city
8- Taftanaz 
9- Jisr Al-Shogour - Janudiah

All 25 QRC CHWs, nurses, nutritionist and INSAN 24 CHWs, nutritionist and nurses will receive IYCF training and mobile clinics staff (pediatrician) also will receive CMAM training as well

1,200 pregnant and lactating women, and 2,700 children under five years will receive the nutrition supplementations and nutrition services including IYCF and CMAM services.

The project outcomes will be represented in the following:
15,000 IDPs have access to life-saving essential nutrition services to reduce malnutrition-related mortality and morbidity and create positive behavior change at the community level.