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Assistance to vulnerable, flood affected populations in Gaza Province This project seeks to contribute to the fulfilment of basic needs of 1570 vulnerable flood-displaced households (7850 individuals) in Chokwe, Chiaquelane and Macia towns in the catholic Diocese of Xai-Xai, Gaza province, through the provision of emergency assistance. The project will employ a multi-sectorial approach to ensure the immediate needs of flood displaced families are being met, through the distribution of food, non-food and shelter items and the promotion of safe hygiene practices. The intervention will prioritise the following sectors; food security, nutrition and food aid; water, sanitation and hygiene promotion; shelter, non-food Items; and health services. 

Caritas Xai-Xai, with support from its regional office in Chokwe will coordinate and implement the activities in the intervention zones, with a strong focus on Chiaquelane and Macia camps, given the needs indentified there but also targeting vulnerable and isolated households in Chokwe town, where a large majority of the displaced come from. Caritas Mocambicana with support from CAFOD will provide monitoring support during the proposed intervention.  All procurement procedures and deliveries will be undertaken by CAFOD, thus enabling Caritas Xai-Xai to provide much needed services and support in the affected areas. CAFOD will also provide technical support to Caritas Xai-Xai throughout the intervention, drawing on its team of global surge capacity staff and the presence of an Emergency Response Officer.

An MOU between Caritas Mocambicana, Caritas Xai-Xai and CAFOD has been agreed upon with support from Caritas Internationalis and has been signed by all three parties and the Bishop of Xai-Xai.

The most recent METE situation update for Mozambique (CAFOD Sit Rep no. 12Moz2013) is forecasting heavy rains (above 75mm) for Zambia and north Zimbabwe. This is likely to have a significant impact in the Zambezi basin in Mozambique which is on alert and already experienced heavy rains. With this in mind CAFOD believes that the CI appeal mechanism would be a more suitable response for the central regions owing to the projections that the impact of flooding will be greater and more severe there and would require the mobilisation of greater resources.  Thus the flood response in Gaza is not a traditional CI appeal but instead draws on a number of strategic bi-lateral relationships with different CI agencies.
Niassa Integrated HIV and AIDS Programme - CAFOD activities The project will establish and strengthen comprehensive home-based care and food security for vulnerable households with an emphasis on agricultural techniques suitable for households affected by HIV and an effective prevention programme targeted at young people and other vulnerable people in the community.  It will also strengthen links to national level networks that are campaigning on quality care and treatment.  This is an innovative programme that brings about a partnership between more traditional service providers of HIV and livelihoods support, combined with grass root community based organisations, including associations of PLWHA, to ensure the rights of PLWHA are central to the response.
Gender audit The aim of the project is to conduct a gender audit to CAFOD itself and its partners, to understand the sensitivity of both on gender related issues and the set of policies, practices, attitudes, behaviours and the systems in place which guide their work and the quotidian practices.
HIV/AIDs Mitigation The project aims to reduce the suffering of orphans and vulnerable children, as well as of people living with HIV and AIDS through increasing community consciousness in relation to HIV and AIDS and strengthening locally existing initiatives
Emergency response in Beira: strengthening the education system in Sofala province Cyclone Idai hit Mozambique on 14-15 March, leaving behind a swath of destruction in Gaza, Inhambane, Manica, Sofala, Tete, and Zambezia provinces. The hardest hit area is the coastal city of Beira in Sofala Province where 90% of infrastructure is estimated to have been destroyed. Apprximately 1.85 million are in immediate need, of whom 1 million are reported to be children and 740,000 are school-going children. 
The project will work on getting children (aged 6-13 years) back into schools by contributing to school rehabilitations 
The immediate phase will be informed and strategically linked with planning and investments for durable solutions in the form of quality, gender-sensitive rehabilitation/retro-fitting efforts over the first 12 months following Cyclone Idai. The project aims to contribute to support children’ back to school after Cyclone Idai, and to improve access and completion of safe quality education for students and children in Beira city and Nhamatanda district. The action will be led by CAFOD and implemented in collaboration with AVSI Foundation. CAFOD and AVSI Foundation are already involved in educational and protection responses to Cyclone Idai. In particular, the action will be complementary to other on-going initiatives and will strengthen the education system in the area of intervention:
•	ECW (“Education Cannot Wait” project – AVSI foundation – 12 months, 6 schools).
The Action will focus the following areas specifically: 18 classrooms across 3 schools in Beira City and 3 schools in Nyamantanda which have been identified as most in need by the local authorities (Direcção Provincial da Educacao and Ministry of Education)
Outcome: 6,624 girls and boys (aged 6-13 years) affected by Cyclone IDAI improve their learning through access to an inclusive, relevant and quality education within a safe and protected environment
A.1. Rehabilitate 18 classrooms in 6 schools in Beira City and Nhamantanda District (3 in each)
A.2. Provide support to school management to elaborate/follow up on the DRR plan
Abrigo Condigno as famílias vítimas do Ciclone Idai em Dombe Cyclone Idai  caused loss of life and damage to infrastructure in Sofala Province. The official death toll stands at 602 people, with more than 1,600 people injured. More than 1,85 million people are still in need. 

Dombe has a population of over 40,000, of which over 22,136 (4464HH) are in difficult situations in the main resettlement centers of Muwawa, Bairro da Unidade, Muchambonha, Matarara and Macocoe. At the moment there are still 30 resettlement centers in Dombe with families who have lost everything according to official data shared at the provincial coordination meetings of the partners. The Bairro da Unidade resettlement center is made up of 325 families including men, women, elderly, children. Some of these families are headed by women and children. Till this moment the construction of 13 model houses out of a total of 300 funded by Caritas German have been finalised. So there is a need to cover the remaining 25 families that will not be included in the reconstruction of the CVD in order to avoid further discriminatory conflicts within the resettlement center. CAFOD funds will be used to build 25 type 2 houses with 36m2 each. Important to mention that all of the families that have their plots officially assigned and demarcated by Government structures in partnership with IOM and Caritas.
General objective
Contribute to the improvement of living conditions of families victims of IDAI Cyclone at the Dombe Administrative Post. and ensure basic, decent, and disasterresilient shelter for 25 families in the Bairro da Unidad resettlement center.
Outcomes:
1.1 25 Families live in shelters that are resistant to natural disasters and resilient to adverse weather conditions.
1.2 25 Beneficiary families own homes and guarantee regular maintenance.
1.3 Household beneficiaries have autonomy over their homes.
Food Security & Sustainable Livelihood in Nacala This is a livelihood project designed to address the  needs of  10 communities  in 5 parishes within the Diocese of Nacala . The project has been designed to achieve the following outcomes:
1. Socio-economic conditions of farmers’ families improved and climate resilient agriculture applied
2. Solidarity amid farmers' groups strengthen
3. WASH conditions of people participating in the Projects improved
4.Caritas of Nacala capacities strengthen


The project will reach directly 90 farmers (50% men and 50% women) together with their families, meaning that indirectly 540 people will be involved in project's activities. In addition other neighbouring families could participate  in the activities carried out with the project
CAFOD Mozambique Partner Annual Meeting - 2014 The project proposal is to improve communication with all CAFOD partner in Mozambique. Share with partners the new Country  Strategic Plan 2014 and the two programme strategy (Sustainable Livelihood and Social and Economic Justice Programme strategy).  Is important also  to support partner to understand the goals and strategy that CAFOD selected to implement in Mozambique. To attend this 5 days meeting, CAFOD will be invite the old and potential new partners. During the meeting we pretend to consolidate our commitment and clarify all aspects that is misunderstand and build together the two main programme for Mozambique. The meeting will be hold in Maputo - on the firs week of April 2014  and all staff from Mozambique will take part and some staff from the Harare regional office, a external facilitator will be contracted to support the small staff to conduct successful meeting.
Dominican Republic - Floods The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Ukraine - Complex Emergency The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Europe - Migration Coordination, Response and Pr The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Philippines - Measles Outbreak The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Egypt - North Sinai Attack The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Burundi - Population Movement The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Uganda - Floods The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Venezuela - Operational Support The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
Venezuela - Civil Unrest 2019 The IFRC launches Emergency appeals at the request of and in support of the National Society in the country of operation. Emergency operations are supported by partners from across the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement.
3.3: CHILD PROTECTION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING Output 3.3: Protection â€“ System Strengtheningâ€œNational capacity to legislate, plan, monitor and budget for child protection
prevention and response, including for children on the move, is strengthened.â€
6.6 PROGRAMME PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance, and resources to effectively plan, monitor, evaluate and quality assure
programmes
2.1: SYSTEM STRENGTHENING: EVIDENCE-BASED POLICIES, PLANS AND BUDGETS Public primary health - care system transformed into a resilient system that addresses the health, nutrition, development and well -
being of children holistically
IR 1.6: EXCLUSIVE BREAST FEEDING Exclusive breast feeding and complementary feeding practices improved
IR 1.1 INFANT AND CHILD NUTRITION Health facilities targeted in seven disadvantaged governorates provide nutrition services that promote  Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF),  and iodized salt
utilization
IR 1.3: FAMILY CARE PRACTICES Family care practices in health, nutrition and hygiene are improved in areas of intervention
IR 2.2 CAPACITY BUILDING OF FRONTLI The Community Health Workers' department under the MOHP is strengthened to implement and upscale community-based health and
nutrition interventions throuhg CHWs' systems
IR 3.1: CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES Specialized child protection services at national and subnational levels  are strengthened
1.4: PUBLIC FINANCE, TRANSPARENCY AND ENGAGEMENT Increased transparency of child -related budget allocations and increased engagement of children and adolescents in budget
processes
IR 10.2  2011 AWARENESS ON CHILD DEPRIVA By December 2011, all high level officials of line Ministries and Govern
orates are aware of at least 4 profiles on situation of multidimensional
 child deprivation and budget allocation
7.3: HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Human resources have the capacities, skills, morale and motivation to support country operations
IR 2.4 EMERGENCY FOR CHILDREN EDUCATION Syrian refugee children age 3-14 have improved access to quality education in government and community based schools
IR 1.2: ACCESS TO SAFE WATER AND SANITAT Increased access to safe water and sanitation and improved hygiene practices among groups vulnerable to diarrheal disease in
intervention areas
4.3 DEMAND GENERATION Communities, in UNICEF-supported programme areas, are better equipped to apply and promote gender-sensitive and child-friendly
practices that protect children from violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect and harmful practices
4.3: CROSS CUTTING ISSUES Strategies to address cross-cutting issues related to child rights are developed and applied.
IR 1.3  CAPACITY BUILDING OF WATER COMPA Five thousand households in rural areas in three Upper Egypt Governorates have improved access to potable water through enhanced
awareness raising skills of staff of the three holding companies
IR 2.1: SCHOOL BASED AND COMMUNITY MODEL School based and community models of quality pre-primary education scaled up
IR 3.5: REDUCE RISKS TO HIV/AIDS National and sub-national partners develop their capacity and systems to reduce risks and vulnerability of targeted young
populations to HIV/AIDS, sexual violence and exploitation
9.2 STRENGTHENED RESEARCH AND EVALUATION Development actors in Egypt including national and international partners have a strengthened research and evaluation function.
IR 6.1 STREET CHILDREN IN GREATER CAIRO Child Protection services are able to reach, protect and reintegrate street boys and girls in Greater Cairo to address social
exclusion.
4.1 PREVENTION SERVICES Government and civil society have strengthened capacities to provide prevention and early intervention services to all vulnerable
boys, girls and adolescents
IR 5.1: DISAGGREGATED STATISTICS ON CHIL Disaggregated statistics on key child and adolescents indicators and strategic programme evaluations are available to inform the
national debate on children's rights and UNICEF's and its partners' programmes
IR 11.1 Communication for Development (C4D) KEY MESSAGES Main messages on survival and protection of children are developed, packaged and dissimenated to stakeholders including mothers.
4.1: MANAGE PROGRAMME UNICEF staff and partners are provided with guidance, tools and resources to effectively design, plan and manage programmes.
2.2: MATERNAL, CHILD AND ADOLESCENT HEALTH Output 2.2: HEALTH â€œBy 2022, National capacity for quality assurance of primary and secondary maternal, neonatal, child and
adolescent health (MNCHA) services is strengthened.â€
IR.5.2  MAPPING OF CP SYSTEMS Equity-focused knowledge generated from mapping of child protection systems, surveys and policy dialogue, informs government to
promote child friendly policies.
IR 11.2 PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE ON CRC Increased public knowledge on child rights and CRC with adopting an equity-based approach
IR 5.4: PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE ON CHILDREN S R Public knowledge on children's rights is increased among the general population, including adolescents and young people
3.3: EDUCATIONAL POLICY By 2027, the GoE increases its use of evidence to formulate educational policies and make budget allocations that meet the learning
needs of the most marginalized children, adolescents and youth  most marginalized children, adolescents and youth
3.6: ADOLESCENTS' DEVELOPMENT AND PARTICIPATION Output 3.6: ParticipationParticipation of children and adolescents in decisions that affect their lives, including in civic
engagement initiatives and mechanisms, is improved, in targeted areas.
9.1 IMPROVED EVIDENCE ON CHILDREN & WOME Three Management Information Systems and monitoring systems in governmental entities at national and sub- national level
established and functioning, and 3 statistical databases (Dev Info-based) on children issues released, shared with public and
updated regularly
PROFESSIONALS WITH UNIVERSITY DEGREE IR 10.1 2011 Professionals with university certificates
IR 3.1 PERINATAL CARE MODEL The MoHP system is strengthend to up-scale the PCPE in 12 new villages in three Upper Egypt governorates including Neo-natal and
surveillance and  Perinatal Care survices at FHU and community level
3.5: POSITIVE PARENTING AND FGM Output 3.5: Social & Behavioral ChangeSocial perceptions and attitudes towards violence against children and harmful gender-based
practices are improved in targeted areas.
1.2: SBC - SOCIAL PROTECTION (POSITIVE PARENTING) Most vulnerable households benefiting from selected social protection interventions are equipped with information, skills and
social support to promote the physical, mental and social well -being of their children and reduce children's multidimensional
poverty
10.1 ADVOCACY FOR EVIDENCE BASED POLICIE At least 120 professional working with and for children are equipped with university certified enhanced knowledge and tools to be
advocates for child friendly and evidence-based public policy
IR4.3 CHILD FRIENDLY SCHOOLS MAINSTREAMI Elements of child friendly schools mainstreamed in primary schools in disadvantaged areas in 9 governorates.
4.2: RESPONSE SERVICES Social welfare, justice and educational governmental and non-governmental service providers at national and subnational levels have
strengthened capacities to provide improved integrated quality services for children victims of violence and harmful practices.
IR 1.1: ACCESS TO QUALITY PERINATAL CARE IR 1.1: Increased access to quality perinatal care and nutrition services of children under age five and mothers in intervention
areas
1.3: DATA AND EVIDENCE FOR CHILDREN Increased availability of quality, up -to -date data and evidence on children rights, including relevant Sustainable Development
Goal indicators
3.1: EDUCATION FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS By 2027, GoE has improved its capacity to effectively monitor education participation and implement strategies and programmes
that prevent dropout and promote re-enrollment
IR 7.2 KNOWLDGE DEVELOPMENT OF PLHIV People living with HIV (PLHIV), in at least two governorates, equipped with the knowledge and skills to cope with basic medical and
psycho-social issues related to living with HIV, including prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT).
IR 5.3: SOCIAL BELIEFS OF FAMILIES Strategic partnerships are forged and strengthened to positively influence social beliefs of families, care takers and communities
related to child care and gender perceptions
IR 2.2: ACCESS TO QUALITY COMMUNITY-BASE Out of school girls and boys have improved access to quality community-based primary education in intervention areas
9.3 Communication for Development (C4D) CAPACITY AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH national Communication for Development (C4D) capacity is assessed and gaps in government community outreach systems are identified and recommended actions are
presented for adoption.
IR 1.5: NEW VACCINES INTRODUCED New vaccines successfully introduced to national immunization schedule
3.1: EDUCATION SYSTEM STRENGTHENING Output 3.1: Learning â€“ System Strengthening National capacity to improve effectiveness and efficiency of education service
delivery for children, adolescents and youth, including children on the move is strengthened
IR 8.2  ADOLESCENT AND YOUTH LIFE SKILLS At least 80% of targeted young people of both sexes possess knowledge and life skills to lead healthy and productive lifestyles,
with a focus on marginalised young people.
IR 7.1 YOUNG PEOPLE MOST AT RISK PROTECT A total of 2,000 young people and most-at-risk populations, in at least two governorates, equipped with adequate knowledge and
skills to protect themselves from HIV infection.
1.1: SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS Output 1: Social protection systems to provide appropriate responses to the needs of poor and vulnerable children are strengthened.
IR 4.2: ADOLESCENT ARE EQUIPPED WITH KEY Adolescent girls and boys and youth, with a focus on disadvantaged communities, are equipped with key life skills and employability
skills in preparation for their transition to adulthood
3.4: EVAC AND QUALITY CHILD PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS Output 3.4: Protection â€“ Service Access & Qualityâ€œService providers in targeted locations have strengthened capacities to prevent
violence against children and deliver quality child protection interventions to children at risk, including those in contact with
law, on the move and survivors of violence.
IR 5.6 SOCIAL PROTECTION IN EMERGENCY Social Protection and Cash Grants for children in the response to the Syrian refugee crisis in Egypt
2.4: EARLY CHILDHOOD CARE AND EDUCATION Output 2.4: Early Childhood Care & Educationâ€œNational capacity to provide formal and non-formal early childhood care and
education services for more vulnerable children is strengthened, with support from UNICEF.â€
IR 13.2 EFFECTIVE & EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT Intermediate Results (IR) 13.2 Effective & efficient management
IR 9.4 PLANNING, MONITORING AND RESEARCH ECO has implemented RBM VISION based planning, programming and M&E
IR 2.1 KNOWLEDGE OF CHILD CARE PRACTICES Neonatal and child care best practice's are adopted by pregnant and lactating women  in the targeted disadvantaged villages in the
three governorates of Upper Egypt
IR 8.3 ADOLECSENCE KNOWLEDGE & POLICY Policy advocacy on young people's issues is informed by an enhanced knowledge base and updated statistics disaggregated by sex.
4.2: ADVOCACY ON CHILD RIGHTS UNICEF staff and partners are provided with tools, guidance and resources for effective advocacy on child rights issues.
5.3: SBC GIRLS EMPOWERMENT Adolescents and youth have a reduced acceptance of discriminatory gender norms.
7.4: OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME DELIVERY Timely operational support is provided to enhance programme delivery
IR 5.4 COMM. STRATEGIES COMBATING VIOLE Gender-sensitive communication strategies and partnerships developed to contribute to abandoning of harmful practices to children
and promoting non-violent education.
1.2: DISAGGREGATED DATA AND ANALYSIS ONCHILDREN Output 2: Increased availability of quality disaggregated data and analysis on children, for more inclusive and equitable decision-
making.
5.1: ADOLESCENT AND YOUTH SKILLS Adolescents and youth, particularly girls, learn and acquire skills to support their transition from leaning to earning through
gender- responsive approaches
IR 1.4: WOMEN LIVING WITH HIV Women living with HIV and at-risk groups are provided with appropriate counseling, support and access to treatment needed to
eliminate mother-to-child transmission
IR 3.4: JUSTICE FOR CHILDREN SYSTEMS Justice for children systems increasingly adopt family and community care alternatives for children in contact with the law