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Promotion de l’accès des filles à un Système Educatif et de Formation Professionnelle de qualité (PROMESSE-FP) La présente action, ‘‘Projet Promotion de l’accès des filles à un Système Éducatif et de Formation Professionnelle de qualité (PROMESSE-FP)’’  entend  apporter  des  réponses  pertinentes  en  matière  de  formation  professionnelle, d’emploi et de santé de qualité en faveur des filles et des femmes. Elle est portée par les ONG Internationales Solidar Suisse, Fundación Educación y Cooperación (Educo) et Aflatoun International , en collaboration avec des partenaires locaux, un consortium  d’ONG  et  d’associations  très  complémentaires  et  reconnues  pour  leur  expertise  dans  l’éducation, la formation professionnelle, la santé et le developpement des compétence de vie. Améliorer l’accès des  filles et des femmes des régions d’intervention à un système éducatif et de formation professionnelle de qualité et à des revenus décents

OS1 : D’ici 2024, 14 000 élèves de 40 établissements du post-primaire et secondaire et 1  200  apprenantes  des  CEFP  de  la  zone  d’intervention  du  projet  ont  amélioré  leurs  compétences  sociales  en  termes  d’éducation  financière  et  de  compétences  de  vie  courante y inclus les aspects liés à l’inégalité de genre à travers l’utilisation de curricula et d’outils pédagogiques améliorés  

OS2 : D’ici  2024,  l’employabilité  et  l’accès  à  des  revenus  décents  de  15  625  filles  et  femmes sont améliorées à travers la promotion d’une offre de formation professionnelle innovante utilisant l’approche Aflatoun et l’utilisation des TIC  

OS3 : D’ici  2024,  il  est  rendu  possible  à  28  000  filles  et  42  000  garçons  de  200  établissements du post primaire et du secondaire et 15 625 filles et femmes bénéficiaires de la formation professionnelle d’avoir une meilleure gestion de leur santé 

OS4 : D'ici  2024,  les  acteurs  locaux  et  nationaux  concernés  connaissent  le  projet,  recherchent  activement  des  synergies,  intègrent  et  répliquent  au  moins  une  bonne  pratique PROMESSE-FP 121 083 personnes dont  43 625 filles de 15 à 35 ans, 42 000 garçons de 15 à 18 ans du post primaire et du secondaire, 1 306 enseignants 160 agents de santé et 33 992 hommes des villages de la zone d’intervention
Improving the Enforcement of Labor Laws in Guatemala SUPPORTING RESPECT FOR THE WORKING CONDITIONS OF WORKERS IN THE AGRO-EXPORT SECTOR IN GUATEMALA
Addressing Child and Forced Labor in Coffee Supply Chains in Guatemala This project will help businesses establish systems to prevent, detect and eliminate child labor and other forms of labor exploitation from their supply chains, and will assemble a powerful coalition of coffee buyers to collectively incentivize compliance among suppliers. In doing so, the project will help promote supply chains free of exploitative labor and a fair playing field for workers in the U.S. and around the world.
Cooperation On Fair, Free, Equitable Employment (COFFEE) Project Addressing Child Labor and Forced Labor in Coffee Supply Chains in Latin America
Supporting Respect for the Working Conditions of Workers in the Agro-Export Sector of Guatemala SUPPORTING RESPECT FOR THE WORKING CONDITIONS OF WORKERS IN THE AGRO-EXPORT SECTOR IN GUATEMALA
Improving the Enforcement of Labor Laws in Guatemala This project aims at supporting the workers in the agricultural export sector to receive at least minimum wage, work within legal limits for hours, receive due compensation for overtime and operate in a safe working environment through better enforcement
Technical Assistance for Banking & Financial Services - Chile The goal of this project is to assist the FMC to strengthen its capacity to supervise and resolve problem financial institutions, which is critical to developing and maintaining a fair, safe, and stable financial sector that benefits and protects financial sector participants, maintains public confidence in the financial system and supports inclusive economic growth. Project components will focus on: 1) enhancing the FMC's resolution planning and prevention capabilities under the current legal framework through the introduction of resolvability evaluations and recovery planning; 2) reforming the legal framework with the introduction of a new resolution law for failing institutions in line with the Financial Stability Board's "Key Attributes of Effective Resolution Regimes for Financial Institutions"; and 3) implementing an effective resolution regulatory framework that allows for the orderly resolution of failed financial institutions.
Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Banking & Financial Services - Chile Technical Assistance for Technical Assistance for Banking & Financial Services - Chile
Improving the integration and empowerment of individuals with disabilities to promote more inclusive and equitable opportunities ltpgtEnvelope 3: Breaking down Barriers/Disability Inclusionltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtStreet Child Nigeria, in consortium with three national Organizations of People with Disabilities-Cedar Foundation for Disability (CFfD), Adamawa People Living with Disabilities Initiative (APLWDI) and Care Aid Support Initiative (CASI) proposes a project to enhance inclusion and empowerment of People Living with Disabilities (PLWD) across six LGAs - Bama and MMC In Bornu State, Geidam and Gujba in Yobe State and Mubi North and Gombi LGAs in Adamawa State, NE Nigeria.ltbrgtWith this project we will be working to:ltbrgtEnsure Access to Preventive and Comprehensive Services for Persons Living with Disability: The project focuses on providing access to preventive and responsive services for women, girls, and children with disabilities who are at risk of abuse, discrimination, exploitation, neglect, and violence. This will encompass creating a support system tailored to the specific needs of Persons Living with Disability.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtStrengthen Community Support Networks: Emphasizing the eradication of violence, abuse, and harmful traditional practices targeting persons with disabilities, this project seeks to bolster community support networks. This includes promoting awareness and education to eliminate harmful practices, mindsets and stereotypes.ltbrgtEnhance Stakeholder Capacities: The project aims to enhance the capabilities and capacities of relevant stakeholders and actors at both state and local levels. By fostering knowledge and understanding, the initiative seeks to promote, adopt, and sustain actions and legislations that foster disability inclusion.ltbrgtThrough collaborative efforts and a multi-faceted approach, this project aims to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for People Living with Disabilities in the targeted LGAs, ultimately contributing to their empowerment, protection, and full participation in the society.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of ICT services to the humanitarian actors in Pulka and Damboa ltpgtltbrgtThe ETS, as a standard service sector, provides reliable internet and security communications services to the entire humanitarian community including UN agencies, and local and international NGOs. The ETS services remains vital to the humanitarian actor as it helps to ensure the safety and security of humanitarian actors working in high-risk regions in the BAY states. ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtA joint assessment was conducted in Damboa to assess ICT service needs by ETS, IOM and UNDSS include partner NGOs working in Damboa. Following this joint assessment, the ETS will,ltspangt Deploy ICT services in Damboa and Pulka. The services include Internet connectivity services and Security communications services to ensure safety and security of the humanitarian actors on field.lt/spangtlt/pgt
Piloting Localization of Pooled Funds via Coalition Models in Adamawa State of Nigeria ltpgtThe project aims to pioneer and seamlessly integrate the Local Coalition Accelerator model, fostering enhanced capabilities among National and Local NGOs. This initiative focuses on bolstering their proficiency in knowledge acquisition to bolster resource mobilization, drive effective project implementation, conduct impactful research, shape policies, foster robust collaboration, and facilitate seamless coordination with sectors, agencies, and government MDAs. In Adamawa state, where crisis-affected populations reside in areas often beyond the reach of UN Agencies and INGO, and the onus falls on NNGOs to deliver essential services. This project serves as a guiding beacon, ensuring standardized, high-quality services and preemptive policies to mitigate various risks, encompassing security, financial, and humanitarian concerns. Moreover, a specific portion of the funding will be earmarked for prompt responses to critical crises in health, nutrition, WaSH, and Food security, addressing emergent needs effectively. The project is being submitted under envelope 4B, also seeks to empower women and girls in crises affected communities under the umbrella of selfhelp groups which are already identified and will be supported in four LGAs (Michika, Mubi North, Hong and Gombi) of Adamawa State. LESGO working with Share Trust will also leverage on identified organizations as GoalPrime Organization Nigeria which has piloted similar activities as well as PLRCAP and the likes in garnering more local and international experiences. The project is expected to build capacities of thirty Coalition members - Four each from different NNGOs and 10,000 direct beneficiaries under the rapid response mechanism.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Strengthening RUTF pipeline for life-saving nutrition interventions for children under 5 in the BAY States of Northeast Nigeria ltpgtThe project will provide lifesaving humanitarian assistance for the management of children under five years of age with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in 6 Local Government Areas (LGAs)    of Borno, Adamawa  Yobe (BAY) States of northeastern Nigeria through the provision of a continuous supply of lifesaving ready to use therapeutic foods (RUTF.ltbrgtMalnutrition is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality of children aged 6-59 months old, and the risk of death is nine times higher than that of children without it. In line with UNICEF’s strategic intent to support governments and partners to deliver nutrition services, UNICEF will provide technical and financial support to the State Primary Health Care Development Agencies in the BAY States and partners using resources from the Swedish International Development Cooperation (SIDA), Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), BMZ and Global Affairs Canada (GAC) to deliver nutrition services to most in-need children in the BAY states. As the sole provider of RUTF to the partners in northeast Nigeria and the sector provider of last resort (PoLR), UNICEF will use the resources from CERF to ensure an uninterrupted supply pipeline of RUTF in the target locations. With support from multiple donors, the supply pipeline is secured until mid-February 2024.   ltbrgtUNICEF, therefore, seeks USD 600,000 to reach 10,000 vulnerable children (5,400 girls and 4,600 boys) 6–59 months with SAM in 6 LGAs in the BAY states to reduce malnutrition, morbidity, and mortality. UNICEF will procure and preposition RUTF supplies only with this assistance. Additionally, 10,000  indirect beneficiaries, primarily caregivers of children with SAM, will receive nutrition counselling.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Improving timely access, availability and utilization of multi­sectoral services to vulnerable and conflict-affected girls and women in Yobe State ltpgt1. This proposal submission is for Thematic Envelope 1- Underfunded Sector Area-Based Protection Responselt/pgtltpgt  ltbrgt2. Explain clearly how this project will contribute to the protection of girls and vulnerable women.lt/pgtltpgt lt/pgtltpgtThis project seeks to enhance the protection of the Girl Child, vulnerable women and people with disabilities by implementing GBV and Education sectoral activities that will enhance the safety and well-being of girls and women. Thus, interventions will mainstream efforts within the Education and Protection GBV Sectors through comprehensive and intersectoral approaches that enhance school, community and institutional resilience in 3 LGAs (Fune, Geidam and Gujba) of Yobe State. lt/pgtltpgt ltbrgtFocused activities will involve establishing safe spaces and supporting networks for GBV survivors/persons at risk in Schools and Communities, capacity building for GBV-related healthcare workers on GBV Prevention and Services provision (CMR, GBV Case Management, MHPSS), capacity building SBMC/Parents/Teachers, implementing community-based/school awareness campaigns on SRGBV/PSEA/GBV Prevention and referral pathway, enhancing access to second chance education and sanitation facilities, including empowering adolescents and young women with skills that enhance their resilience, self-esteem, livelihood and overall agency. Tltspangthe project will actively involve government officials, community stakeholders and various actors within the humanitarian project value chain, to enhance educational outcomes and prevent/mitigate gender-based violence in the 3 LGAslt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtThe project will fortify community safety mechanisms, promote equitable community norms, and amplify the voices of girls and vulnerable women, thus facilitating their active participation in family and community affairs. lt/pgtltpgt3. What specific innovation this project is bringing?ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltigtltbrgtlt/igtlt/pgtltpgtltigtThe project innovation is to empower and build the resilience of girls and vulnerable women by incorporating personal safety and resilience skills into basic education and GBV prevention and response services. The project seeks to foster an inclusive environment for girls and vulnerable women through personalized education, empowerment, and community involvement thus promoting gender equality norms and expanding GBV prevention and response serviceslt/igtlt/pgtltpgtltigtltbrgtlt/igtAt the end of the project, we seek to reach 15,000 Girls and Vulnerable Women with comprehensive GBV prevention and response services and 2800 Girls with enhanced access to skills-based quality education. The implementation of planned services will be guided by Guidance notes on mainstreaming protection services across the humanitarian sectors.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of WASH Assistance to Displacement-Affected Households in Bama LGA to alleviate nutrition crisis ltp style="text-align:justify" class="MsoNormal"gtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black" lang="EN-US"gtThrough this reserve allocation, Danish Refugee Council (DRC) plans
to provide WASH assistance to both displaced communities in camps and settled
out of camps and vulnerable host community households. lt/spangtlt/pgt

ltp style="text-align:justify" class="MsoNormal"gtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black" lang="EN-US"gtDRC will address WASH needs of SAM-affected households and
communities via a comprehensive WASH package to reduce risk of water-borne
diseases and diseases caused by fecal coliform contamination.lt/spangtlt/pgt

ltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black" lang="EN-US"gtAdditionally, will address overall WASH needs of communities in Bama LGA
to foster healthy environment free of preventable water-borne disease.lt/spangt
Addressing Food Security Crisis in Borno through a targeted WASH response ltpgtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtAs
of mid-2023, North-East Nigeria is approaching two severe crisis on top of the
protracted displacement crisis in the area:ltbrgtlt/spangt-An important food security crisis is looming
expecting unprecedented numbersltbrgt-The recurring cholera outbreak that occurs
almost every rainy season in this part of Nigeria.lt/pgt

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respond to these, SI, together with their local partner Salient Humanitarian
Organization (SHO) is proposing a 2-pronged approach:ltbrgtlt/spangt-Providing static locations with a Wash response
aiming at preventing cholera outbreaks and contributing to the reduction of
malnutrition by ensuring access to safe water and reducing risk of transmission
of vectors. This shall be implemented in the LGAs of Monguno, Dikwa and Gwoza.
This shall be done under the first Output of this project and should target
approximately 12,500 individuals.ltbrgt-Maintaining a flexible capacity to respond
where higher needs arise in the following LGAs: Bama, Gwoza, Damboa, Dikwa, Monguno, Ngala, and Magumeri. This shall be
done under the second Output and target 5,000 individuals.ltbrgtltspangtltbgtltbrgtSHO has previously worked with NHF in Nigeria and was assessed as having a Medium Risk rating according to recent NHF evaluation.ltbrgtlt/bgtlt/spangtltbrgtBoth
responses would include similar activities, but for which the trigger or the
modality may differ from one output to the other.lt/pgt

ltpgtltbrgtThese include:ltbrgt-Provision of safe water: be it through durable methods (rehabilitation of 4 production boreholes, coupled with reform of WASH management   committees) or rather responding to emergency alert measures (repairs to at least 1 production borehole,, repairs to 2 manual hand pumps,  chlorination of 20 water points, water trucking – capacity for 3,000m3).ltbrgt-Provision of safe sanitation: through rehabilitation of communal sanitation block latriness in camps or different public facilities (20 blocks under output 1, 16 under ouput 2) and desludging of 2670  latrine cubicles under output 2.ltbrgt-Provision of hygiene promotion – accompanied  with  hand washing with soap demonstrations .ltbrgt-Supply of NFI kit: either hygiene kits (1,300), SAM/cholera  kits (1,056) or CATI kits (700) to support most vulnerable families impacted by malnutrition and/or cholera.ltbrgt-Potential support to one Cholera Treatment Centre as required.ltbrgtIn terms of area of coverage, SI is already present since 2016 in Monguno and Dikwa. Si shall implement jointly with SHO w in Dikwa and Gwoza for the first output. For the second output, the aim is to be as inclusive as possible in the geographical capacity to respond, SI and SHO will ensure that security assessments are performed before any deployment of the RRM team in new locations. This security assessment shall condition the partner's capacity to respond.ltbrgt ltbrgtOverall, the project should cover the needs of 17,500 beneficiaries (3,589 men, 4,039 women, 4527 boys, 5,325 girls)ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgt





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Environment, Stakeholders, and Perceptions Analysis for Delivering Humanitarian Response in North-East Nigeria ltpgtThe ability of humanitarian agencies to address some issues relevant to the humanitarian operation is limited, whether these relate to the operating environment or their ability to reach people in need. The reasons for this may be manifold and may stem from a lack of understanding of who key stakeholders are and how these stakeholders engage in policy-making and/or other decisions with a bearing on humanitarian operations. Similarly, there are gaps in understanding these stakeholders' perceptions of humanitarian actors – and how these perceptions may impact such decisions or the stance/positions that these stakeholders adopt vis-à-vis humanitarian actors. This said, perceptions may, moreover, vary according to the nature and mandate of humanitarian actors, ranging from the Red Cross/Red Crescent movement through international and national/local NGOs to the United Nations system. ltbrgtltbrgtSome of the issues where improved stakeholder engagement is needed, include but are not limited to: protection concerns of civilians access issues bureaucratic impediments and other issues relevant to the operating environment for humanitarian agencies.ltbrgtltbrgtHaving a clear understanding of the most relevant key actors and how they impact the operating environment, including the issues enumerated above, is critical to improving the operating environment and access to people in need. These actors include but are not limited to state and federal level civilian authorities security forces, including the military affected communities – including community and religious leaders media political forums inside and outside of Nigeria and other key stakeholders.ltbrgtltbrgtThe central premise of the stakeholder study is that it will help identify who the key interlocutors are or should be. The study should also map the relationship between these to better understand how policy/decisions are being made. The study will also map out the perceptions these stakeholders hold of humanitarian actors. With this information, an Advocacy Working Group – yet to be formed - within the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) should be able to identify key influencers and articulate a targeted advocacy strategy that improves stakeholder engagement around critical issues. ltbrgtltbrgtIt is expected that this work will generate: i) an overview of key stakeholders that have a significant impact on the humanitarian operating environment, and protection issues 2) map the impact, interests and perceptions of these stakeholders as it pertains to the humanitarian operations and other factors that may impact on decision making 3) based on the findings of the study, propose measures to improve advocacy in terms of who to engage with and how, i.e. the outline of an engagement strategy. ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThe scope of the study will focus on the BAY states (Borno, Adamawa and Yobe) but will incorporate the federal level when appropriate, including civil and military authorities, political bodies, opinion makers etc. ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of Site Management, GBV services, NFIs,  Wash to IDPs and Returnees for the increased protection of women and girls in Gombi and Hong LGAs ltpgtThis project will contribute to the protection of girls and vulnerable women in Gombi and Hong LGA’s of Adamawa State through an integrated CCCM, WASH, Shelter/NFI, and protection response. The project will enhance the protective environment of vulnerable communities, especially vulnerable women, and girls.ltbrgtThe innovative approach that is in our multi-sectoral approach which embraces partnerships with local organizations and government agencies. This places a strong emphasis on collaboration between sectors seamlessly integrating protection, WASH, and NFIs. This increases faster access to services as all actors are present in project locations, unlike previous CCCM programming where needs and gaps will be communicated to partners through the sector. Also, through the sub-implementing partner, Big Family 360 will be deploying the smart RR application which provides the GBV survivor with quick access to GBV service at no cost without any form of internet required with the use of their normal phones and a USSD code.ltbrgtThe response will be implemented in Gombi and Hong Local Government Areas of Adamawa state. HARAF will implement the integrated and multisectoral CCCM and Shelter/NFI approach while its implementing partner Big Family 360 will implement the GBV response and SORASUN Foundation will implement the WASH response in all 2 LGAs. Particularly, HARAF will set up appropriate accountability mechanisms (community meetings, toll-free lines, suggestion box) through which affected populations can measure the adequacy of interventions, and address concerns and complaints in each LGA.ltbrgtlt/pgt