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Provision of basic lifesaving Emergency Health services to urban and rural populations in Jalalaqsi District,Hiran Region . Communicable diseases specifically for children under five and women is a major contributor to maternal and child mortality and morbidity among the populations in humanitarian crisis in Jalalaqsi. Access to basic primary healthcare  services is severely constrained due  to funding gaps that has resulted in in very few health facilities functioning.The proposed project aims at scaling up primary health services in two health centers managed by ZamZam. Services provided at the health centers will be based on the EPHS standards for Somalia.The health facilities will be strengthened to provide  MPHSS services and CMR for GBV survivors. Existing staff will be trained and re-deployed. Essential health supplies will be procured  and made available in the supported sites.To take services closer to the rural villages and undeserved populations,the project will also operationalize one well equipped mobile health unit that will visit 11 villages.The unit will be attached to one of the health centers and will provide  emergency health services five days a week.The mobile health unit will provide immunization for children under one,treat common illnesses using IMNCI strategy,focused antenatal care,postnatal care,education and awareness on common illnesses and malnutrition among other important actions. One  ambulance will be hired to support referral of children with danger signs and obstetric emergencies.In total ,40600 persons among them 1624 children under one,8120 children under five and 3654 pregnant and lactating women are expected to directly access health services through the planned intervention.The project will be integrated with other complementary interventions implemented by ZamZam as well as other organizations working in the region. ZamZam is already running CMAM program which will easily integrate with the planned project.Quality assurance measures including quarterly joint support supervisions,data quality checks and continuous monitoring visits will be prioritized.In addition, community health promotion activities will also included public health messages on COVID-19 risks of outbreak in Somalia. In addition, ZAMZAM will scale up COVID-19 Risk communication and Community engagement:
1. Training of Health workers on implementation of standard Infection prevention and control guidelines of COVID 19
2. Dissemination of COVID-19 prevention and control messages from local FM radio in Hiran with 3 prime time spots for morning ,afternoon and evenings.
3. Print and disseminate IEC materials developed by MOH/WHO to health facilities and communities
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Logistics Cluster Activities in Support of the COVID-19 response in Somalia To overcome current access restrictions on the humanitarian community’s ability to reach populations in Somalia affected directly by - as well as by the impact of - COVID-19, the Logistics Cluster aims to provide coordination, information management and facilitate the provision of common logistics services. 

Air transportation to key locations across Somalia will be prioritised the Logistics Cluster will also facilitate the provision of storage and additional road transport services – where required - ensuring the delivery of urgent medical items and supplies to support the ongoing health response.
Providing life-saving and sustainable WASH services to underserved IDP communities in Bardera IDP communities in Bardera face cyclical scarcity to safe and sufficient water due to abnormal dryness and floods. At this critical moment, vulnerable communities rely on unsafe water for drinking and domestic use, leading to increased health risks and poor living standards. Floods further undermine the sanitation services available in Bardera. During the most recent floods in October 2019, 90 percent of latrines were non-functional due to the floods leading to high rates of open defecation and increased incidences of water-borne diseases. To reverse the negative impact of recent natural hazards and increase the resilience of Bardera IDP communities, a sustainable WASH intervention capable of withstanding these shocks and improving living standards is vital. 

ACTED will respond to this compounded risk by implementing a market-based project in six largely underserved and high-WASH risk IDP sites in Bardera, including Bulo Ceesan, Bulo Garass, Liban, Xabalcadey, Horseed and Kulmiya IDP sites, and will serve 2634 households (15804 individuals). To ensure the sustainability of this action, ACTED will collaborate with the private sector to extend existing water networks to these communities and where necessary construct new water assets. Moreover, ACTED will construct flood-resistant and gender-sensitive latrines to ensure year-round use as well as the distribution of WASH vouchers, establishment of WASH Management Committees and hygiene sensitization sessions. The full suite of activities aims to meet both the acute and long-term needs of the vulnerable IDP communities, whilst establishing relationships with the private sector for continued maintenance and operation of these assets.
Improve access to food among food-insecure households in Wanlaweyn of Lower Shabelle region. Proposed actions under this application are aimed to improve access to food among food-insecure households and the provision of appropriate livelihood seasonal inputs in Wanlawayn of Lower Shabelle region. Targeting the most vulnerable people that had recently displaced as a result of the flooding. With the aim of improving their access to food through unconditional and protecting and restoring the livelihoods related to food and income sources through conditional Cash transfers. Overall 800 HHs composed of 4800 persons (1000 men, 1000 women, 1400 boys, and 1400 girls) will be supported through this action. 

Specific interventions proposed, and quantities are as following

	Provision of unconditional Cash transfer to 400 HHs @ 3 Months (rates will be based on Cash alliance and supper region agreed amounts)
	Provision of conditional cash transfer for 400 HHs @ 78 days 
	Procurement and distribution of Cash for work materials 
	Rehabilitation of 10 communal schemes through the cash for work
	Covid-19 awareness and distribution of Prevention materials
Improve access to food among food-insecure households and the provision of appropriate livelihood seasonal inputs in Afgoie of Lower Shabelle region. Proposed actions under this application are aimed to support the most vulnerable people living food insecure areas in Afgoye district targeting the most vulnerable people that had experienced long-term siege and were not receiving the required assistances. With the aim of improving their access to food. 1300 HHs who are composed of  individuals of which 1500 are men, 1500 women, 2400 boys and 2400 girls in Afgoye district in Lower Shabelle region will be supported and provided comprehensive food security packages including Unconditional and conditional transfers that meet the minimum Kcal requirements, provision of Seeds, tools and supporting vulnerable farmers ploughing support. Moreover pastoralists will be supported emergency livestock protection (fodder). specific interventions proposed and quantities are as following

-	Provision of unconditional Cash transfer to 300 HHs @ 3 Months (rates will be based on Cash alliance and supper region agreed amounts)
-	Provision of conditional cash transfer for 200 HHs @ 3 Months 
-	Training and provision of Seeds, tools and supporting vulnerable farmers ploughing support for 300 HHs.
-	Provision of emergency livestock protection (fodder) to 500 Pastoralists living in those areas.
Disaster Risk Reduction for Kismayo IDP sites at risk of flooding IOM will develop structural flood mitigation measures in IDP sites in Somalia, through establishing, rehabilitating and enhancing drainage systems in IDP sites in Kismayo. Through this, IDP communities will have increased capacity to respond to future shocks and threats. IOM will also train community leaders, including women groups on CCCM modalities, flood mitigation and response.
Integrated emergency life saving health and WASH project in Burdhub district of Gedo region "In this project, HDC will improve the access and utilization of Emergency integrated health and WASH services for women and children living in the most flood-affected areas in Burdhuub district of Gedo region (The project will focus and give more attention to static facilities around IDPs settlements (60%) and Mobile sites (40%) and also support the WASH facilities in the district. The static health center will be strengthened by adding WASH Services, provision of medical supplies and the improvement of staff capacity. Remote villages will be reached through mobile clinics community mobilizers and CHWs will be recruited and trained. Among the activities that HDC 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 safe delivery services for the pregnant mothers  Treatment and control of communicable diseases targeting (boys, girls, PLW, WCBA and men) Provision of basic lifesaving medical services to sick patients including AWD/Cholera patients Identify and refer patients with severe medical cases that requires admission at secondary health facilities after providing first aid services  Promote the adoption of good hygiene and sanitation practices to the affected communities Identify and assist in the training of community volunteers on health promotion and education Organize community sensitization and mobilization sessions at facility and outreach level of the affected areas Distribute standard (IEC) materials for social mobilization Support distribution of hygiene kits, provision of adapted sanitation infrastructures and related hygiene promotion Establish gender balanced water management committees to ensure continuity` of services, Install 20 twin latrines and install hand washing facilities for all the latrines to improve on sanitation facilities focusing on latrines that were damaged by floods and those need disludging  and conduct hygiene promotion campaigns focusing on hand washing with soap and also distribute hygiene kits to 2000 Households.
Sustained CCCM support to vulnerable IDP settlements in Somaliland, Togdheer District. With the complex and unpredictable humanitarian situation in Somalia and with the reduced risk of famine in the year 2019, the overall risk still lingers. Two long decades of armed conflicts, clan clashes and drought have resulted in millions of Somalis becoming in dire need of basic life savings assistance. Forced to flee their homes to survive, today there remains a staggering 2.6 million internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Somalia. Based on total numbers, Somalia represents the fourth largest IDP crisis in the world. 

Currently, an estimated 2.6 million people across Somalia remain internally displaced and highly impoverished. Deyr assessment results indicate that the 11 major Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) settlements are in Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or Stressed (IPC Phase 2) in the presence of humanitarian assistance. In most urban areas, food security outcomes are Stressed (IPC Phase 2) or Minimal (IPC Phase 1). However, households in urban areas in Burao (Toghdeer) region are facing food consumption gaps and are classified as Crisis (IPC Phase 3), driven by high cost of living and limited income-earning opportunities. This notwithstanding, the sustained and large scale humanitarian coordination is preventing more severe outcomes in many regions across Somalia. 
In this context ACTED will: Establish, reinforce and strengthen governance, management and coordination mechanisms at appropriate levels Increase site safety through site maintenance and improvement works and Capacity Build Camp Governance, CCCM stakeholders and local authorities working towards self-management. ACTED will implement this intervention in 31 sites across Burao and Buhodle (16 sites in Burao and 15 sites in Buhodle). 

FEWS NET Post Deyr technical release projects that in Togdheer region of Somaliland that 181,000 people will be stressed IPC phase 2, 91,000 in crisis IPC phase 3 and 13,000 in emergency IPC phase 4 by June, 2020 if humanitarian assistance is not extended to the region. 

Camp coordination and camp management is a relatively new concept within the region and it is of utmost importance that key stakeholders i.e. government officials and humanitarian actors, be sensitized on this concept. It is necessary to increase awareness on this technical concept and equip stakeholders with the relevant capacity to implement such interventions.
Integrated Protection, CCCM, Shelter and WASH support to vulnerable displaced people in Xudur districts implemented by DRC, AVORD and NRC. This is an integrated project, whereby three organizations including NRC, DRC, and AVORD, will target the same locations and beneficiaries with complementary activities. The project is framed around four sector areas, Shelter, WASH, Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) and Protection. NRC will intervene in the WASH sector, DRC in Protection sector while AVORD in Shelter and CCCM sectors to complement each other's activities. The project will be targeting the same locations and beneficiaries in various settlements in Xudur district.

 A pre-teaming agreement has been uploaded/attached to this proposal (see attached Annex-1) providing further details on the approach and rationale of the collaboration. In essence, the multi-cluster, multi-sector and multi-agency approach, will maximize assistance as different sectors and actors will be able to share critical information and inform immediate programming and re-design of programs. This approach will be useful to create synergies of services and expertise within the same location and same population leading to achieving a greater impact. The interventions will support the targeted communities holistically and efficiently by providing well-tailored and packaged responses to address different needs of the people of concern. The integrated response is in line with SHF principles by prioritization direct implementation and supporting the integration of response across clusters. 

10 settlements will be targeted by all agencies (the name of these settlements are mentioned in attached Annex-3) and will reach 17,131 individuals (50% females) through WASH interventions that includes rehabilitation of existing productive shallow wells and installing them with complete Solar pumping system, construction of water storage facilities and distribution points. The project will improve sanitation and hygiene conditions of the target communities through construction of 450 family shared latrines with handwashing facilities, training of community based hygiene promoters to undertake awareness creation along with distribution of 1350 hygiene kits to displacement affected families. DRC will provide Protection assistance whereby AVORD will provide Shelter and CCCM assistance to the same beneficiaries. After the approval of the project, NRC and DRC will do joint needs assessment both in the district to select the most vulnerable settlements for interventions. Through this project, NRC will reach 17,131 individuals. Post Distribution, Monitoring (PDM) and post construction exercises will be carried out after 6 weeks of wash NFIs and construction of latrines to analyse the impact of the project.
Provision of  integrated emergency GBV services in Bardalle and Xudur, Bardalle districts. The proposed project is designed to provide immediate lifesaving services and risk mitigation to GBV survivors and vulnerable women and girls in the IDPs and host communities through the following interventions: - Provision of Clinical Care for Sexual Assault survivors (CCSAS), Case management (CM) Psycho social support (PSS) and Covid -19 health and GBV awareness sessions in line with the GBV AOR guidelines. 
services including hotline services PSS support to women and girls in safe space to support each other by networking, get information regarding GBV available services risk reduction through engaging community protection groups, distribution of dignity kits and emergency support to vulnerable women and girls. The proposed project will therefore increase accessibility, quality and coordination of GBV Services for drought affected communities in Xudur,Bardale, Bay and Bakool region. INTERSOS will strengthen 2 interim care centers in the 2 health facilities (Xudur, Bardalle MCHs) to provide Clinical Management of rape services to GBV survivors. PEP kits will be received from UNFPA upon submission of the request and will be facilitated by the MoH. INTERSOS will consider the needs of women, girls, boys and men separately and focus on identifying gaps and trends to improve programming and  identify the protection risks, analyses and develop action plans to reduce the risk and prevent the GBV and other protection issues in the community.
Integrated protection response to vulnerable displaced populations in Xudur district The project seeks to substantially reduce challenges that are impeding the protection and recovery potentials of populations affected by displacement, particularly women and children. To achieve this overarching goal, lifesaving response to most vulnerable communities living in underserved and hard to reach areas in Xudur district. Protection services are combined with tangible assistance packages to assist displacement affected communities to develop resilient capacities necessary to address protection issues affecting women and children. Implementation will follow a linear integration approach where NRC will work in close collaboration with other partners to complement broader humanitarian objectives in Xudur. Specific priorities include strengthening community protection mechanisms to create an overall enabling protective environment, informing humanitarian interventions through periodic protection analysis, fostering peaceful co-existence through dialogues, providing direct emergency protection assistance to persons in need, contributing to improved referral systems, facilitating physical and material safety through the distribution of dignity kits, solar lanterns and the rehabilitation of solar street lights in high-risk areas. A total of 15,428 individuals are targeted across the 18 IDP sites in Xudur.

Local authorities estimate that there are about 5,000 IDP HHs in Xudur, majority of whom arrived as result 2016-17 droughts and ongoing conflicts. According to joint assessments conducted by NRC, AVORD and NRC in March 2020, the humanitarian situation in Xudur is dire and require immediate attention. Generally, Xudur faces serious humanitarian challenges as the district cannot be easily accessed by humanitarian actors safe for a small radius of about 25kms from the main town. Al Shabaab operations remain high and the security situation is in unpredictable. The already congested IDP sites are receiving new influx on daily basis burdening the already fragile. Water, Protection, Shelter and security issues were the greatest needs among the IDPs and displacement affected communities. Almost 80% of the IDPs have lost their assets as well as means of livelihood such as farming and livestock and are unwilling to return their places of origins. Water supply and sanitation services are needed, only 1/3 of the population have access to the already overwhelmed sanitation services, while over 70% of go out for open deifications. Hygiene essentials and practices are absent. It is within this context that the current project was conceptualized.
Support to the Somalia NGO Consortium The Somalia NGO Consortium budget for the year 2021 is projected to be USD 1,244,574 (One million, two hundred forty-four thousand, five hundred and seventy-four dollars only). The organization through other donors and membership fee secured USD 652,150 (Six hundred fifty-two thousand one hundred and fifty dollars) therefore a gap of USD 592,424(Five hundred ninety-two thousand, four hundred twenty-four dollars only) for the year 2021.
Securing funding will enable the Consortium to enhance engagement with the different stakeholders and in return will contribute to effectively enabling environment for improved humanitarian, resilient and development outcomes. The Consortium will hold honest engagements and consultations between various levels of stakeholders to come up with common understanding and appreciation of the term marginalization, the victims of marginalization and a way to include these most vulnerable groups in this engagement and consultation. A key priority for the Somalia NGO Consortium has been collaborating with authorities for legislation and policy that facilitates an enabling environment conducive for implementation of NGO activities across Somalia. Through donors and NGOs, Somalia NGO Consortium facilitated NGO bill which is in the parliament for debate and amendments. The Somalia NGO Consortium will hold 16 consultative meetings with different levels of governments and NGOs with the sole aim to share information and iron out impediments and have a common understanding of the contextual change and operating working environment. 
The Somalia NGO Consortium in its quest to capacity build members, it will engage the service of consultant to conduct Financial grants and risk management training to roll out risk management tools and develop guidelines to mitigate risks
Logistics Cluster Activities in Support of the inter-agency Flood Response in Somalia (Banadir, Hiraan, Lower Juba, Lower Shabelle, Middle Shabelle) The project aims to strengthen the humanitarian community's ability to save lives and address needs through timely and reliable logistics services, facilitation of operational coordination and information sharing, thereby facilitating the efficient and rapid transportation of urgent relief items for the humanitarian community's flood response operations. 

Together with the facilitation of a coordination and information management cells, the common service provision component of the project aims to provide access to air transportation - based on rotary and fixed-wing assets - to key locations across Somalia as well as access to storage and road transport services, where required.