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Vulnerable families have access to dignified basic Integrated services in IDPs and host communities in Daynile, Kahda and Dharkinley district in Banadir region. The project is aimed at supporting the most vulnerable persons in Mogadishu particularly in the Kahda, Daynile and Dharkinley districts with CCCM and Shelter/NFI interventions while SOYDA will be implementing protection and wash activities. . Owing to high needs of the displaced persons SSWC will enhance proper camp management and coordination this an integral part of the intervention due to the improper living conditions in the camps to overcome the project will further improve the settlements by providing NFIs materials for helping the less fortunate to have decent housing and other useful material for shelter. Despite the poor settlement the people living in the camps are prone to protection related incidents, its therefore prudent to enhance the lives of the people particularly women and girls whose rights are violated.  The settlements in the camps are congested and services offered mismatch the population that lives in the camps, this therefore leads to health hazards.  The project will cover coordination of camps through establishing structures and maintaining the sites through supporting the community with conditional cash for work activities. Under Shelter/NFI SSWC will distribute portable solar lamps and NFI and conduct post distribution monitoring after distribution.
Scale up of comprehensive protection services to persons at risks in Banadir(Afgoye corridor) IDPs and host settlements. The project is intended to scale up already ongoing GBV services in Afgoye corridor implemented by SSWC(This includes Medical, Psychosocial services, referral and legal services). The proposed activities will complement the the existing services. In this project five community support groups will be formed(in addition to 6 others formed earlier) as part of the establishment of community structures. Outreach case workers will be brought on board who will be identifying individuals with specific needs and referring to appropriate services providers in a principled and timely manner. Child protection through basic community psychosocial support to improve child well being. With the existing GBV services the project will also give small scale livelihood support to women and girls for empowering and ensuring continuous access to the GBV services. Community sensitisation will be conducted to disseminate information on Health, PSS, social consequences of GBV as well as available services. Lastly portable solar lantern and dignity kits will be distributed based on a on- site  assessment confirming vulnerability criteria. Its estimated that the project will benefit 1690 IDP beneficiaries living in Deynile district and 725 beneficiaries in Darkinley district.
Life saving food and livelihood support to drought affected communities in Sheikh, Togdheer region, Somaliland The project aims at responding to the food insecurity problems among drought affected agro pastoral communities in Sheikh, Togdheer region.
The project directly targets an estimated 3882 individuals (IDPs/ Returnees, Host and agro-pastoral communities) particularly women, children the elderly and other highly vulnerable people in Cagaaray, Calaacule, Gidil, Gugux and Suuqsade villages. The project will aim to support the affected households to meet their immediate food and cash needs, as well as provide appropriate capacity building to the target communities. 
In order to respond to immediate food requirements, Cash Based Interventions will be used. 550 households (HH) selected from the target villages will receive Unconditional Cash Transfers (UCT) for three months while 200 able bodied men and women will also benefit from cash for work interventions. The rationale for utilizing conditional and unconditional transfers will enable households to access a diversified food basket from their local markets as well as meeting other priority non-food needs. This will improve food intake (frequency of meals and dietary diversity) while at the same time reducing negative coping mechanisms. Priority will be given to child-headed households without other forms of support households headed by disabled persons or elderly persons without support poor female-headed households poor households with malnourished children and poor pregnant and lactating women who are at increased risk of malnutrition.
Cash for Work (CfW) will be used to construct or rehabilitate community infrastructure, and help to ensure that targeted households have access to the cash needed to purchase food and other basic items and services. Activities to be undertaken will include Soil and Water Conservation (contour/ soil bands), rangeland rehabilitation, feeder roads and water source rehabilitation all of which enhance community owned assets. 
Furthermore, 50 agro-pastoral households will be supported with training in improved dryland farming techniques including conservation agriculture and post-harvest handling of crop produce. They will be provided with farm inputs - high quality and tested seeds (maize, sorghum, cow-peas, water melon, onions, tomatoes, sweet and hot pepper) and tillage hours, targeting the upcoming Gu and or Karan rainy season. 11 water resources including 8 birkards and 3 shallow wells will be rehabilitated to provide water for animal and human consumption and crop production where possible. The 9 months project will have three components including
1. Conditional and Unconditional cash transfers
2. Agricultural production and income support 
3. Water sources rehabilitation.
Improve health condition of Belet Weyne district communities through better access to clean water, sanitation facilities and increased promotion of safe hygiene practices Under this project, AADSOM proposes to improve access to safe water,  sanitation facilities and promote good hygiene practices in an effort to improve the health conditions of the target 8 villages (Tuulo Hiran, Bacaad, Xuubow, Haar cadey, Bacaad Buko, Horjoog, Qarsooni,and Buulo Kulan) and 6 IDP camps (Doonka IDP, Alla-aamin IDP, Alla-Suge IDP, Isin IDP, Midnimo IDP and Tawakal IDP) through better access to clean water, use of latrines and increased health promotion and safe hygiene practices to 11500 drought/AWD affected communities including internally displaced women, boys and girls in Belet Weyne district of Hiran regions. Lack of access to safe and adequate water due to the dry-up of Shabelle River and sanitation facilities coupled with poor hygiene knowledge and practices puts these communities at risk to waterborne diseases and loss of life. 

Key activities AADSOM would like to implement in this project includes: Rehabilitation of 23 strategic shallow wells capacity building of WASH committees and well operators coupled training on DDR and conflict resolution mechanisms as cross cutting hygiene and sanitation promotion activities including construction of 120 IDP latrines and clean-up campaign to the targeted villages and IDP camps conducting comprehensive hygiene promotion campaigns through visiting house to house, schools, health centers and feeding centers training of 10 community hygiene promoters and distribution of 1000 HP kits to 1000 households (UNICEF will supply) with malnourished children and pregnant women. The proposed response took into consideration the impact of the drought on women, and children in terms of access to WASH services it proposed specific actions to prevent risk of gender based violence and hence will contribute to greater gender equality.
Improved access to Life Saving basic Health services for vulnerable displaced  and host community boys, girls, men and women in Xudur and Wajid Districts, Bakool region. The proposed project will be implemented in Xudur and Wajid districts 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 2018 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 29373 persons including 11720 women of child bearing age 8688 boys and 8865 girls, 100 key community leaders (50 men and 50 women), 20 staff (10 men and 10 women) will be targeted for a period of 12 months and provided with Basic primary health care services and referral of complicated cases and increased prevention activities (health education, hygiene promotion, IYCF promotion). This will be achieved through the rehabilitation and operationalization of 1 fixed MCH and 2 mobile outreach teams.
Integrated Health, WASH, Nutrition response to the disaster-affected communities in Marka district in Lower Shabelle Region. The project will provide integrated Health, Nutrition and WASH services to complement ongoing service in Marka by scaling up the services to reach newly liberated areas who haven't had humanitarian services for a long period of time due to the presence of Al Shabab, representing the most marginalized communities of Marka district in Lower Shabelle), through establishment of 2 IERT and supporting the Marka general hospital’s OPD, peadiatric department, maternity department  as well as the SC. The project aims to increase the resilience of these populations through enhancing their health, WASH and nutrition status which are the most deteriorated in Lower Shabelle where people are facing massive displacement due to different types of disasters such as prolonged drought and recurring armed conflicts. Therefore, based on the urgent humanitarian intervention on the ground in these areas of Lower Shabelle region and much needed support to scale up and provide integrated health, nutrition and WASH services to most vulnerable and acute watery diarrhea most affected households in the district to have adequate integrated Nutrition, Health and WASH services , through provision of Nutrition supply to support SAM and MAM children and women, Provide vaccination of Measles, Penta1, Penta 2 and Penta 3, Provision of Vit. A supplements, MMN, folic acid, conduct awareness sessions for WCBA, Conduct IYCF awareness sessions, Provision of vaccine to under 5 years children and tetanus toxoid to women of child bearing age (WCBA) in the target areas, Establish and strengthen BEMOC services to pregnant and lactating women in Marka district. Provision of referral for complicated cases including severe dehydration of acute water diarrhoea to Marka hospital, targeting children and PLW, Supporting our health facilities through drugs and different services provided, ensure Women and children access and utilization of basic nutrition services screening and admission of severely acute malnourished children and PLW, as well as ensure access to safe water sources through rehabilitation of 2 shallow wells, chlorination of shallow wells and construction 40 appropriate latrines, carrying out massive hygiene promotion awareness campaigns to reach 32,000 men, women and children including distribution of HP kits to households with malnourished children either at community level or at discharge patient at nutrition or our health facilities in all targeted locations, and finally providing quality training to NWO field staff who are responsible of implementing activities, distribute hygiene kits to communities, and raise capacity of staff through continuous and quality on the job training.
Cyclone Response Interventions and Support in Somaliland (CRISIS) The Sagar Crisis Response Project is a one-year intervention aimed at providing life-saving humanitarian assistance to mitigate the impact of the tropical cyclone that hit coastal areas of Somaliland in May 2018. The intervention plans to implement a set of integrated activities consisting of: emergency rehabilitation of community assets (schools, health/nutrition centres, water points) and integrated multi-cluster activities to the most vulnerable in the worst affected districts of Baki, Lughaya amp Zeylac in Awdal Region. The intervention will give priority to restoration of damaged infrastructure and provision of basic services to most vulnerable individuals and households, and will work in complementary with other funding sources.
Integrated emergency life saving health services in Adan Yabal district of Middle Shabelle region In this project, ARD will improve the access and utilization of Emergency integrated health services for women and children living in the most drought affected areas in Adan Yabal district of Middle Shabelle region. The static health centres will be strengthen through provision of medical supplies and the improvement staff capacity. Remote villages will be reached through 1 mobile clinic community mobilizers and Community Health Workers will be recruited and trained. Among the activities that ARD will be providing include routine and campaign immunization to under 5 children and Women of child bearing age (WCBA) Provision of antenatal and post-natal care to pregnant and lactating mothers. Treatment and control of communicable diseases targeting (boys, girls, Pregnant and Lactating Women, Women of Child Bearing Age and men) Provision of basic lifesaving medical services to sick patients including AWD/Cholera patients  providing first aid services Referral of complicated cases  Organize community sensitization and mobilization sessions at facility and outreach level of the affected areas Distribute standard (IEC) materials for social mobilization. In this project ARD will reach the beneficiaries through the use of two static facilities and one mobile clinic
Integrated response and life-saving intervention of Food Security, Education, Emergency Health, Nutrition and WASH component to drought-affected rural areas in Baidoa District of Bay Region. Following severe drought conditions that continue to compound the humanitarian situation in parts of Somalia, READO proposes an integrated emergency life-saving humanitarian project that comprises of multi-cluster services including Food Security, Education, WASH, Health and Nutrition services Baidoa, South Central Somalia. Firstly the project will ensure an integrated response to Food Security, WASH, Health, Nutrition and Education to 1,100 households through the distribution of food vouchers. In regards to WASH, the project will ensure improved access to safe drinking water sanitation and hygiene through household water treatment, latrine rehabilitation/construction and hygiene promotion to 1100 households. In addition, the project aims to ensure improved access to essential life-saving nutrition and health services and timely response children under the age of five, pregnant and lactating women, boys and men. READO will focus on children and their important role in preventing the spread of diarrheal diseases at household levels. Moreover, in Education, READO will conduct water trucking to children in schools. provide learning materials, support teachers with incentives and build the capacity of community education committees (CEC). The project primarily targets Baidoa rural communities and newly displaced communities in the rural areas of Baidoa affected by droughts with multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance. READO will directly implement all the components of the project.
Provision of basic nutrition services for management of acute malnutrition among crisis affected children under five  Pregnant and lactating women in Bal'ad and Adan Yabal districts of Middle Shebelle Region The project is in response to Somalia Humanitarian Fund 2018 standard allocation for drought affected regions in Somalia. The project will aim at providing an integrated response to acute malnutrition among the drought affected populations in Bal'ad and Adan Yabal districts in Middle Shabelle region where the nutrition situation is very critical. In order to cover nutrition needs of acutely malnourished children under five and pregnant and lactating women., Zamzam will provide an integrated response to acute malnutrition among the drought affected population targeting 3370 affected persons including 2400 children under five with malnourished and 900 pregnant and Lactating women through continues and scaling up of two fixed nutrition sites and two mobile clinics integrated to ongoing health care services at target location,moreover , Zamzam is rationalize partner in this region , the organization made all arrangement with UNICEF to provide supplies while SHF will support funds.The organization is active nutrition cluster at field and Nairobi level to share information and response in coordinated manner to save lives of Somali women and girls affected by crises.in addition ,the capacity of 40 staff will be improved through training and workshop. In this project, ZF will improve the access and utilization of Emergency integrated Nutrition services for women and children living in the most drought affected areas in Bal’ad and Adan Yabal districts of Middle Shabelle region. The static health centres will be strengthen by adding Nutrition Services provision of nutrition supplies and the improvement staff capacity. Remote villages will be reached through mobile clinics community mobilizers and CHWs will be recruited and trained. Among the activities that ZF will be providing include routine and campaign immunization to under 5 children Treatment of uncomplicated malnourished cases both SAM and MAM Identify and refer children having SAM with medical complications Breast feeding promotion and support of infant and young child feeding Identify and assist in the train of community volunteers on health promotion and education MUAC screening and identification of malnourished children Organize community sensitization and mobilization sessions at facility and outreach level of the affected areas. ZF works very closely with communities and local authorities, ensuring that local laws, customs and culture are adhered to, and avoiding action and advocacy that may be perceived as offensive. ZF believes that the support gained from the community and our neutrality are an important factor that could facilitate the smooth running of ZF operations. This project will be implemented through two mobile sites and two static sites (one in each of the two sites.
Emergency education response for crises ­affected IDP, and vulnerable host community school­ age boys and girls in Bakool Region,Wajid District. Based on key findings from a rapid assessment  conducted by INTERSOS in  6 IDP camps (February 2018) in Wajid, it was noted that there is an estimated two thousand and two hundred (2,200) vulnerable out of school children at risk due to lack of schools in the IDP camps. When children do not attend school, they are vulnerable to abuse, especially the girl child (early marriage, FGM) and/or recruitment into armed fighting forces (for the boy child).  INTERSOS proposes to address this gap through an integrated approach targeting i) supporting and expanding infrastructure through construction of additional learning spaces and WASH infrastructure (latrines./hand wash facilities) in the existing 5 Public schools in Wajid town to be able to absorb additional learners from the IDP camps,, (and re-enroll those who had dropped out), ii) support the new learners with scholastic materials, and dissemination of  lifesaving information on health, hygiene and sanitation through school clubs and WASH promotion campaigns ,iii) Provide clean water and food rations for enrolled learners iv) build the capacity of teachers on pedagogy, child rights and protection, CEC’s on school management, and education stakeholders  on the other hand will be trained on Education in Emergencies to equip them with knowledge and skills to ensure coordinated support  and sustenance of learning during crises  Child protection and gender principles will be mainstreamed across all activities during implementation.
To ensure transparency, sustainability and community participation in the project, INTERSOS will work closely with the Ministry of Education (MoE) and camp leadership, and school management by involving them at all levels of activity implementation. They will also play central role in community awareness, strengthening learner transition from IDP to Public primary schools, participate in key trainings like teachers and CEC trainings and also undertake joint school monitoring of schools with INTERSOS.
The project sustainability strategy entails supporting and strengthening the capacity of the existing 5 public schools to be able to absorb additional learners from the IDP camps and ii) Close collaboration with the MoE and Community leadership to continue working with the parents and community in mobilizing resources to support the public schools.
Emergency Shelter Response to Drought Affected IDPs and Poor Host Communities in Adado and Abudwak, Galgaduud region, Somalia This project will focus on improving the physical protection and dignity of IDPs in Adado and Abudwak districts in Galgaduud region through the Provision of locally purchased Non Food Items (NFIs) and Emergency Shelter Kits (ESKs) through cash/voucher modalities and settlement re-planning trainings, to reduce congestion and overcrowding. For the beneficiaries’ selection and registration, NRC will use an electronic mobile data collection tool called Mobenzi, which provides an accurate and real time data. The data received through Mobenzi is easily manageable and transferable. 20% Poor host community members will also be selected to ensure do no harm principal. Beneficiaries will be provided with cash ($80 per each HH in single installment) for NFIs while $145 (80% or $116 as first installment and remaining 30% or $29 as second installment) per HH will be provided for Emergency Shelter Kits. NRC will acquire the services of local telecom company Hormuud Telecom for the cash transfers. On the other hand, NRC will provide a complete list of selected beneficiaries to Hormuud telecom for their cross checking purpose. This list will include all details of selected beneficiaries including their telephone numbers and token numbers. After reviewing and cross checking, Hormuud telecom will transfer specified amount of money to selected beneficiaries through mobile transfer facility. 

The project is designed to meet the basic needs of 80% IDPs and 20 % poor host communities of the total target beneficiaries through predetermined beneficiary selection criteria considering the Extremely Vulnerable Individuals (EVIs) including female and single headed HHs, orphans, chronically ill, aged and child headed households. Gender will be mainstreamed into the project through the specific consideration of the different needs of women, men, boys and girls during the design of activities. The project will ensure that all participants have equal access to resources and training. Monitoring and evaluation will be based on gender, age and diversity dis-segregated data. NRC will distribute cash for NFIs for 1,000 HHs (500 each in district Adado and district Abudwak) and Emergency shelter kits for 1,000 HHs (500 each in Adado and Abudwak). 

NRC staff will ensure that the provided cash has been utilized for intended purpose by coordinating with the beneficiaries themselves and conduct follow ups with the support of the community leaders, local authorities and the relevant clusters. A Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM) exercise will be conducted after 6 weeks of NFIs and ESKs distribution to analyse the impact of the project, the beneficiaries’ level of satisfaction and establish the lessons learnt for future programming.