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Provision of an integrated multi-sectoral lifesaving services to drought affected IDPs and communities in Belet xawo districts Gedo region Somalia. This project is an integrated response around two complimentary directorial areas Health and Nutrition. It is intended to mitigate the physical and protection consequences of drought and covid-19 on populations and communities directly affected in Gedo region, in particular, Belet Xawo district. The main objective of this project is to provide integrated life-saving emergency primary health and Nutrition services to 16,400 (Nutrition: 2420 Boys, 3120 Girls and 1800 PLW, for Health: 2,420 Boys, 3,120 Girls, 2000 Women, 1520 men in Belet xawo IDPs and host communities through the provision of 4 IERT teams for integrated services Belet Xawo IDPs and host communities. HIRDA emphasis will be on maternal, neonatal and child health including emergency immunization to the host communities and IDPs as well as treatment of severe acute malnutrition, building the capacity of health workers through training on integrated management of acute illness IMCI, Cholera/measles case management and integrated community case management iCCM which will be done to equip health workers with the required skills to deliver quality healthcare services. HIRDA will provide essential supplies including the covid-19 personnel protective and hand sanitizers, HIRDA will closely coordinate with Belet Xawo district Local authority and Jubaland MOH as well as Federal level MOH and social mobilizers, elders all involved in activities on mobilizing communities. Through this IERT program the nutrition component intends to achieve the following, capacity building of nutrition staff on IMAM/IYCF services, infant young child feeding best practices (IYCF), as well as conduct caregivers’ infant and young child feeding practices, IYCF promotion session for better information dissemination to the caregivers in the project area HIRDA will strictly follow COVID-19 protocol during the IYCF-E session by ensuring limited number of caregivers/parent in each counseling session, It will also ensure that target beneficiaries have COVID-19 prevention measures such mask for the caregoivers . Referral of malnourished children with complicated cases will be done to the Outpatient Therapeutic Programme (OTP) centers integrated with primary health care services managed by HIRDA and other actors in the program areas thus providing more holistic opportunity to the target beneficiaries. However, HIRDA endeavors to undertake health and Nutrition activities that will be integrated in the sense that under five children’s boys, girls admitted at the OTP sites will be immunized against measles and other communicable disease and as well the SAM complicated cases referred to the stabilization centers for proper medical treatment, on the same note the mothers visiting ANC/PNC at the mobile clinic will be provided both IYCF-E to the caregivers/parents in the target district
HIRDA have active PD/FLA with UNICEF and WFP and this will accelerate the operationalization of the target sites and sufficient health and nutrition supplies
provision of emergency life saving support to drought affected poor and vulnerable IDPS and host community in IPC 3 and 4 in Garbaharey district through food voucher The proposed intervention is in response to the Somali humanitarian fund 2nd Reserve allocation for drought affected population in Somalia. The project will aim at providing an immediate lifesaving support to poor, vulnerable and drought affected populations in Garboharey district of Gedo region. The intervention will result reduced negative coping mechanism through improved access to food to 1838 HHS (11028) people (1910 men, 2250 women,4250girls and 2618 boys) including 1020 people living with disability (200 men, 320 women, 210 girls and 290 boys) through food voucher, where each household will receive 25kg rice, 25kg wheat flour, 10kg beans and 5 liters cooking oil for a period of 3 months. The voucher value per month is USD 75 per person per month. The project will ensure aspects of gender is mainstreamed in all phases of the project and ensure full participation of boys, girls, men and women and people with special needs such as people living with disability. The proposed intervention will ensure access to food to boys, girls, men and women with more focus to IDPS, elderly, people living with disability and minority groups by alleviating suffering through food voucher in safe and dignify way. HOD will integrate gender and protection by ensuring that beneficiaries information is disaggregated by age, gender and sex. HOD will adopt implementation plan that will ensure neutrality and fairness in beneficiaries’ identification and selection where the most vulnerable beneficiaries will be selected in a very transparent and open manner that doesn’t cause tension. In order to ensure affected population capacity to claim their rights effectively HOD will provide complain box where beneficiaries can channel their complain for response and action. The choice of the voucher is informed by the experience that when cash is provided it is mostly managed by men who are the principal decision makers in the household and such cash can be spent on some non-essential needs, however since, food is mainly the preserve of women at the household in the Somali culture more women will access the voucher hence ensuring food accessibility at the household level and empowering women and girls. The proposed project will run for a period of 5 months. The first 1 and Half month is ear marked for mobilization, distribution of beneficiaries in the selected locations, registration and procurement of food vendors and printing of vouchers and distribution of vouchers to the beneficiaries. While the remaining 3 and half months represent actual distribution of food to the beneficiaries through voucher and reporting of the project activities and PDM. The project will target the following villages. Doofarey, Busul, Koobay, Hawlaha guud, Shabel, Garbaarey and wasmo xun
Provide immediate access to quality life-saving curative nutrition interventions to &lt;5 boys,girls and pregnant and lactating women in Cadado district Galgadud region Somalia This project will response to acute malnutrition status in Cadado district Galgadud region. It is intended to mitigate the physical and protection consequences of drought and covid-19 on populations and communities directly affected in Galgadud region, in particular, Cadado district. The main objective of this project is to provide equitable access to quality life-saving curative and preventive nutrition services to 4,200 (Nutrition: 1,500 Boys, 1,500 Girls and 1,200 PLW in Cadado through two mobile and two static outpatient therapeutic program in Ardo and Docley  for the static OTP and the two mobile will cover forteen locations in rural hard to reachareas such as Afwaax,Lanweyn,Dhagtuur,Baliguuleed,Dhumodle  ,Wad,Habasley, Khansaxley,Qofsaar,Xero load,Dibiro,Towfiiq Ex-geednagod and Xinjilib qaradhi , the nutrition interventions intends to achieve the following, capacity building of nutrition staff on IMAM/IYCF services, infant young child feeding best practices (IYCF),conduct caregivers’ infant and young child feeding practices, IYCF promotion session for better information dissemination to the caregivers in the project area DEH will strictly follow COVID-19 protocol during the IYCF-E session by ensuring limited number of caregivers/parent in each counseling session, It will also ensure that target beneficiaries have COVID-19 prevention measures such mask for the caregoivers . screening, admissions and treatment of severely acute and moderately malnourished under five boys, girls and Pregnant and lactating women as well as Referral of severely and moderately malnourished children with complicated an uncomplicated case will be done to the Outpatient Therapeutic Programme (OTP) centers 
managed by DEH organization and other actors in the program areas thus providing more holistic opportunity to the target beneficiaries. However, DEH endeavors to undertake Nutrition activities that will be integrated in the sense that under five children’s boys, girls admitted at the OTP sites will be immunized against measles and other communicable disease and as well the SAM complicated cases referred to the stabilization centers for proper medical treatment, while also providing them with both vitamin A and micronutrient supplementation services, DEH will also trained Mother/caregivers on mother MUAC led which is intended to enhanced the swift identification of SAM and MAM cases by the trained caregivers hence providing swift referral and treatment of the cases while improving the referral pathways for seeking urgent nutrition interventions
Providing health services to the underserved population in Garbaharey District, Gedo region Trocaire has been present in Gedo region of Somalia since 1992, and has been providing integrated health, nutrition, protection and WASH services in five districts including Garbaharey district. 
The proposed intervention is to provide a continuation and scale up of Trócaire’s healthcare services to 57,316 individuals from drought-affected IDP and host populations in Garbaharey. This will include out and in patient services to approximately 4,020 IDPs, 53,296 host community members. Among these target populations, an estimated 2,867 individuals have different forms of disability. 
The project will focus on lifesaving outpatient consultations, inpatient treatment, antenatal care, skilled birth attendance, emergency surgeries, immunizations, community referrals as well as GBV case management and referral.
The project will focus on strengthening service provision, through training staff on Somali Standard Treatment Guideline (STG), case management and referral for gender based violence, constructing shades at 7 high volume outreach sites and procurement of medicines from Nairobi.
An estimated 45,542 beneficiaries will be reached (40,467 outpatient consultations will take place and 2,479 patients will receive inpatient treatment at Garbaharey district hospital and the outreach mobile clinics, including treatment for the anticipated rise in AWD/ cholera as a result of the ongoing drought).
Reproductive and child health will also be a priority, with 962 women accessing antenatal care, 624 women accessing skilled birth attendant, an estimated 48 women receiving emergency caesarian section ( based on predicted needs) and 456 children accessing immunization services.
The services will be offered at the main hospital and one mobile clinic. The mobile clinic will be supported with patient referral vehicle, supplies and shades at 7 high volume outreach sites. It will be further supported with community health workers (mobilizers) for 6 months (instead of 1 year due to the budget constraints). The qualified staff providing services in the outreach mobile clinic will be covered under a different funding. 

The project will complement ongoing nutrition and WASH services provided by Trocaire in Garbaharey. To provide a comprehensive response to the drought, Trocaire has also requested SHF funding for WASH interventions in Garbaharey to enhance the complementarity of services through relations between the health outreach and WASH teams, by responding to the poor WASH conditions that may lead to a spike in AWD/ cholera. The project will also be closely integrated with Trócaire’s ongoing protection work.
Improved access to Life Saving basic Health services for vulnerable displaced and host community boys, girls, men and women in Wajid District, Bakool region. The proposed project will be implemented in Wajid district in Bakool region to cover health needs of internally displaced people and host community women, men, boys and girls. The project is in line with Somalia Humanitarian Fund 2021 allocation strategy. The project will aim at providing a curative and preventive basic lifesaving health services among the IDPs and host communities in the target Districts. An estimated beneficiaries of 24404 persons including 10,620 women of child bearing age 5392 boys and 5612 girls and  40 staff (20 men and 20 women) will be targeted for a period of 12 months. The proposed activities are EPHS core services 1-6  and provided within health centres and referral of complicated cases. Health services provided include Reproductive, maternal and newborn health (Maternal and newborn care, Sexual and reproductive health),  health promotion and disease prevention, management of communicable diseases,  immunization, management of malaria, hepatitis  and neglected tropical diseases, respiratory infections,  Gastrointestinal (GI) infections, outbreak surveillance and rehabilitation of health facilities.  This will be achieved through operationalization of 2  fixed health centres in Waberi and Horseed villages in Wajid district. The selection of location of facilities is informed by high population density and close proximity to IDP settlements and urban poor population with high vulnerabilities and in critical need of health services
Provision of  primary health care services  to men, women, boys, girls including disable group  affected by drought in Badhade district Lower Juba region The project is intended to focus on maternal, neonatal and child health including emergency immunization and reproductive health services to the hard to reach rural  host communities and drought displaced population, building the capacity of health workers through training on integrated management of childhood illness (IMC)I, Cholera/measles case management and integrated community case management (ICCM) and BEmOC which will be done to equip health workers with the required skills to deliver quality healthcare services. To ensure proper services delivery WASDA will support three static health facility and two mobile clinics to cover Kamboni, Kulbiyow and Hosingo to enable reach a total 40,0000 vulnerable population with emergency primary health care services. WASDA with the technical guidance of Federal ministry of health and Jubaland MOH as well as the health Cluster will also integrate surveillance and emergency preparedness in the program so that enough steps are taken in ensuring early detection and response to health cases. The project will provide the fowling activities: -
1. Provision of lifesaving outpatient consultations, treatment, and immunization services against vaccine preventable diseases to lt5 yea children boys, girls and women of reproductive age including disable population .
2. Provision of health education and social mobilization to community members targeting to improve health seeking behaviour. 
3. Early detection, case management for epidemic prone diseases and scale up in early warning and response surveillance (EWARNS)
4. Sexual reproductive health care services couple with basic clinical rape management and mental health and psychosocial care services to the drought affected population in Badade district 
5. Provision of essential medical supplies including COVID-19 personal protective equipment to frontline health workers including handwashing sanitizers to these visiting health services point 

WASDA will coordinate with Health clusters to response activities for maximum impact to beneficiaries in the targeted project. WASDA shall also coordinates with other local actors in the target district to enable avoid any duplication of services as well work in a coordinated manner to enable increase access to life-saving emergency response in the areas. WASDA been implementing SHF IERT that has ended on 30th April,2021 and this project will complement the gains made in the previous health interventions while seeking to extend the services to the vulnerable population in Badade district.
Providing GBV, Protection Monitoring and CCCM services to enhance the protective  environment for vulnerable and drought affected communities in North Galkacyo. PMWDO propose to increased access for gender-based violence survivors to case management, psycho social support, and update and disseminate the referral pathway’s services will be provided within PMWDO managed facilities and dedicated GBV case workers will provide clinical care services. GBV Survivors will be provided with cash for basic needs to 200 GBV survivors and at risk women or girls and the beneficiary will be supported to access medical response at centers with trained health workers. Based on the medical and socio-economic assessment and information the up to 1100 survivors (100 anticipated to be PLWDs) that meet the criteria will receive dignity and menstrual kits or cash support.The project includes Capacity of the protection staffs developed through technical support sessions, orientations to provide competent, confidential and compassionate clinical care of sexual assault survivors to reduce the risk of pregnancy, and health facilities will be provided with post exposure prophylaxis (PEP kits) in coordination with UNFPA 

PMWDO will become part of the overall network of the Somalia Protection Monitoring System (SPMS). The project monitors will document changes in the overall protection situation and shared with the cluster on regular basis as part of Somalia Protection Monitoring (SPMS). The focus will be on understanding trends and patterns in order to inform and improve the programming and areas in need of advocacy Protection risks, human rights violations and gaps in available service, identified and addressed through protection monitoring, analysis and reporting including risks of exclusion and discrimination, based on societal discrimination, power structures, vulnerability, age, and gender (and the need for inclusion of all relevant responders in order to prevent exclusion), as well as Strengthening Protection Mainstreaming, Accountability to Affected Populations (AAP), and Prevention of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA). Monitors will also ensure vulnerable beneficiaries met receive MHPSS or are referred to relevant service providers.

PMWDO team will also strengthen CCCM coordination mechanisms at appropriate level with multi-sectoral integrated response that will seek critical government buy-in, and focus on addressing the immediate needs of vulnerable IDPs at risk (including risk of eviction) through solutions that are integrated to long-term urban expansion plan. The project will build capacity of camp management committees (CMCs), site maintenance committee (SMC) and with the GBV and CP partners, carry out safety audits. Through a Community Engagement and Coordination Office, PMWDO will establish of site-level CFM and Needs of PLWDs will be supported. The Project will focus on improving lives of beneficiaries within Galkacyo, with special attention to Danwadag IDP, Ayah IDP, Samawade 2 IDP, Mustaqbal 1 IDP, New Donyale IDP and Orshe IDP camps.
Increased  Household Food Security for   IDPs and  Non- IDP Vulnerable Communities In Garbaharey District The proposed project will improve the food security of 600 IDPs and 300 non-IDP households in Garbaherrey District, Gedo region through unconditional cash transfers The unconditional cash transfer will provide immediate cash to cater for food to the targeted households in IPC 3 and 4.Priority will be given to women-headed households, households with persons living with disabilities and malnourished children.  
The project has one output that aims to contribute to 600 IDP households (3600 people – 794 men, 826 women, 990 boys and 990 girls) and 300 non-IDP households ( 397 men, 413 women, 496 boys and 495 girls) having immediate access to food through a USD 75 cash transfer for each family for three months. Of these, approximately 540 people are PWD. The 600 IDP households are located in Tafta tag and Hashiwer IDP camps in Garbaherrey Town. The 300 non-IDP households are located in Busul and Shabeel also Garbaherrey.  PDMs will be conducted after each distribution to ascertain the number of persons benefiting from the intervention and also asses households targeted food consumption scores.  
NAPAD will partner with the administration, camp leadership,   the clan and community leadership to identify the most vulnerable beneficiaries.   NAPAD will then conduct beneficiary registration and verification to ensure the accuracy of the targeting process. The 5-month project will be implemented in 2 IDP camps and 2 settlements in Garbaherry Town
Improve access to emergency WASH assistance to drought and conflict affected communities in Guricel: Dusamareb district KAAH proposes to implement lifesaving WASH intervention in Guricel targeting displaced and drought affected vulnerable rural communities. To increase access to safe and adequate water. KAAH will provide emergency water to drought affected communities and IDPs in Guricel this is will be done through water trucking for rural communities with no access to water. Water trucking will be for 3 Months maximum to 14,532 people (2422 HHs) rural villages affected by drought. . KAAH will also rehabilitate 2 community owned boreholes to ensure sustained access to water. 18 WASH committees will be selected and trained on water sources management and maintenance and will receive spare parts while regular water quality monitoring will be done to ensure quality. In IDP settlements KAAH will extend water distribution networks to  IDP camps and construct 9 water collection points (kiosks and temporary tap stands). To address sanitation needs KAAH will construct 325 latrines for IDP population in 9 camps. Latrines will include 55 disability friendly facilities while locations and design will be influenced by users. KAAH will ensure latrines are equally accessible to minority groups and elderly persons. 20 Community hygiene promoters will be selected from the communities and trained on hygiene promotion with focus on hand washing and safe use of latrines and water. The hygiene promoters will carry out weekly hygiene promotion campaign targeting camps at risk of diarrheal disease. Hygiene promotion activities will go hand in hand with hygiene kits distribution (soap, jerrycans, aqua-tabs, and bucket) which will be requested from the cluster. 2000HHs will be targeted with hygiene kits followed hygiene promotion activities.