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Take Two - War Child UK Response to COVID-19 in Afghanistan Provision of individual protection assistance (multi-purpose cash grant) targeting extremely vulnerable households who lost their livelihoods, returnees from Iran, victims of protection incidents (cases referred to and followed by the case management team). The IPA will be considered to address specific needs of people affected by the COVID-19 emergency. A total of 380 households selected from Herat and Badghis provinces based on their level of vulnerability due to COVID-19 will benefit from provision of IPA. The project will be complementary to WCUK existing project in Herat and Badghis where assistance is provided to Unaccompanied Minors (UAMs) crossing the border from Iran. UAMs are provided with Child Protection services and reunified with their families. As support under this project ends after reunification, this project will fill this gap and provide much needed additional assistance for children and their families who have experience significant loss of livelihoods and struggle with many new challenges due to COVID-19, to help them to cope with the impact of the crisis, preventing adoption of negative copying mechanisms and reduce risk of getting infected by the virus. Criteria for the selection of most vulnerable groups who will benefit from IPA will include households who are female headed, child headed households and those households who lost their income due to COVID-19 crisis who were previously engaged in informal or daily labour works. The grant will also support households in Herat and Badghis through provision of Covid-19 hyginen kits for 380 household with families of 7 members which means 2800 househld memebrs will benfit from the project (based on the WASH Cluster recommendations). The kit include bathing soap, Laundery Soap, plastic soap case, plastic jerry can (rigid 10liter, 2 liter ewer, cotex/sanitary pad).
Choose Love: Emergency Cash Assistance (Part 1 of 3) These small grants from Choose Love (Part 1), the Dullatur Foundation (Part 2) and Mackintosh Foundation (Part 3) (all combined into one project) will ensure War Child can provide cash assistance for an estimated 146 households in Western Afghanistan in two monthly instalments.
Education Cannot Wait: Education in Emergencies The Education Cannot Wait (ECW) Afghanistan First Emergency Response (FER).
Renforcement de la résilience des enfants affectés par les conflits armés, dans et en dehors des écoles, dans la Sous-Préfecture de Ndélé (Préfecture de Bamingui Bangoran) UNICEF This is a 12-month project with a budget of $496,126 and will run from the 15th May 2019 until the 14th May 2020. The major focus of the project is providing reintegration support to 250 former CAAFAG, and monitoring the previous 350 CAAFAG that have been supported in the past two projects.
Crowdfunding Reduce food insecurity and increase access to basic necessities for the most vulnerable IDPs and host communities households in Attawahi and Al Boraiq districts in Aden governorate (COVID-19).

Emergency Food Assistance: Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (100 HHs). Multi-Purpose cash assistance will be provided to 100 HHs beneficiaries in Attawahi district (at least 700 individuals). WCUK will carry out six rounds of multi-purpose cash assistance on a monthly basis in order to support families in meeting their food and other essential household needs. Households will receive approximately YER 117,495 per month as per the last guidance provided by FSAC. During cash distributions beneficiaries will be sensitized on Covid-19 prevention measures, as well as food and water safety and, healthy nutritional practices.

Emergency Livelihood assistance: Distribution of Cash and Fishery kits (100 HHs): The second component of the project will target 100 HHs (reaching at least 700 individual beneficiaries). Since Al Boraiqa district is a coastline district where the majority are involved in fishery activities, fishermen in the area will be targeted as part of our livelihoods component. The combination of cash and livelihood inputs distribution will increase HHs’ income available for food consumption and to cover basic needs and at the same time livelihoods tools will enable them to better engage in productive activities. Finally families will be better able to protect their assets as a result of the assistance provided by the project as it will allow them to avoid selling their possessions as a copying strategy to survive. Target households will receive four rounds of cash (50 USD per HH) on monthly basis and Fishery kits. The cash will be distributed in Yemeni Riyals and during cash distributions beneficiaries will be sensitized on Covid-19 prevention measures as well as food and water safety and on healthy nutritional practices. Fishery kits should be distributed during the fishing season, and first round of cash should be distributed together with fishery kit. The fishery kit consists of fishing nets (Rope+ Floater+ Sinker+ Net), Coolers (Ice) boxes and Life jackets (one life jacket to be distributed for each individual fisherman). Fishery kit composition is defined by FSAC cluster but it is also recommended to consult with target beneficiaries during baseline and with the local Ministry of Fish Wealth (MoFW) before start of implementation
OCHA: Social and Economic Reintegration of Excluded Children (CAAFAGs and GBV Survivors) in Bambo Health Zone, Rutshuru, North Kivu This project aims to implement a package of social and economic reintegration activities for children and young people in a situation of exclusion in Bambo Health Zone, Rutshuru Territory, North Kivu. It aims to contribute to the reduction of social exclusion of children and young people associated with armed forces and groups and of survivors of sexual violence, by providing excluded children and young people (in particular CAAFAGs and GBV survivors) better access to social services, to community support, as well as to economic opportunities adapted to their needs and vulnerabilities. The project is built on a community-based approach which aims to strengthen local protection actors and other essential community-based structures to promote greater acceptance of excluded children within their communities. The project's protection activities will directly benefit 4,350 people, mostly children and young people, over 12 months. About 30,000 community members will also indirectly benefit from the project.
UNICEF: Provision of Child Protection in Emergency Services in Ghor Province 8-month emergency response project in Ghor province.
Clifford Chance - ECCD in Yemen *** The implementation of this project was too difficult. The funds are relocated to Iraq. The donor paid for the expenses occurred in the start of the project. *** This project aims to improve young children’s learning outcomes and their caregivers’ ability to support the education of their children. Activities include: i) provision of Early Childhood Care and Development (ECCD) classes to 1,050 Children between the ages of 4 and 6 aimed at enhancing cognitive and social development, improving long-term learning outcomes, and facilitating their entry into formal schooling; ii) Training 52 community teachers who will be trained on ECCD learning techniques including how to encourage cognitive development through play, participatory and active learning as well working with children in conflict settings; iii) basic nutrition support for young children attending ECCD activities; iv) provision of awareness sessions for parents and caregivers to improve their parenting skills and their attitudes towards the importance of education as well as improve the psychosocial wellbeing and parenting skills of caregivers; v) community members will be involved through community-based education committees which will conduct outreach activities to identify beneficiaries and plan awareness sessions that are centred around key education and child protection issues; vi) Finally, the project will also include an ECCD research study which will be used to inform both the ECCD curriculum in Yemen and global ECCD policy discussions*.
Tsapar 2: Enhancing the protective justice system for children and women in Afghanistan The Action aims at a better protection of the human rights of women and children in the chain of justice, including greater empowerment upstream in order to avoid being trapped in the process. Women and children are particularly vulnerable population groups in this sector due to discrimination and limited participation, and thus stand at risk of having their rights violated.
VoiceMore Small grants from the Open Gate Trust and the Evan & Cornish Foundation to be spent on VoiceMore activity support in CAR during 2020.
PREVENTION DE LA RUPTURE FAMIALE DES ENFANTS VULNERABLES Improve the protection and care of children and adolescents living in poverty, exclusion and insecurity most affected by the war.;
Increasing the capacities and opportunities as sport as psycho-social support and life skills GIZ 2: Increasing the capacities and opportunities for sport as psychosocial support and life skills
Strengthening Reception and family re-unification of unaccompanied minors and separated children deported through the Islam Qala Border The overall goal of the project is to contribute to the improved protection of unaccompanied minors and separated children deported through the Islam Qala Border, better access to social protection services including psychosocial support, and safe return to their families in Afghanistan.
UNICEF: UAM and Emergency Response (Including Child Helpline and Emergency Cash and NFIs) 2021-2022 Project Extension Extension of the Afghanistan UNICEF UAM reintegration programme for one additional year until 31 October 2022; and addition of two separate rapid emergency response components for 1) the reactivation of a Child Helpline in Herat; and 2) emergency multi-purpose cash and NFI assistance.
Dutch Relief Alliance Northern Iraq Joint Response 3 • Provision of child friendly spaces • To identify and respond to child protection concerns through specialised CP services • To document, trace and reunify unaccompanied and separated children or provide alternative care arrangements • To provide psychosocial support for girls, boys and caregivers • Conduct awareness raising, advocacy and training on key child protection concerns • Strengthen national, local and community capacity to provide sustainable child protection services • To strengthen community-based, local and national child protection structures and capacities to prevent and respond to child protection concerns P.R1 First line response: Provide immediate protection support to highly at-risk populations, including to people in difficult-to-reach and unstable environments P.R2 Second line response: Provide specialized support to populations suffering from abuse and violence and facilitate community-based support for families and people affected by the conflict and engage with authorities and humanitarian partners to promote full adherence to international protection norms
UNICEF: Provision of Emergency Child Protection Services for Children Affected by Drought, Economic Crisis, Conflict, Displacement and COVID-19 in Herat, Badghis, Farah and Ghor UNICEF Humanitarian Programme Document (HPD)
Creating inclusive and child friendly schools for Syrian refugee children in Northern Iraq Syrian refugee children benefit from a school environment that provides effective learning, is responsive to their needs, and inclusive of the community.;
Provision of specialized child protection assistance and community Provision of specialized child protection assistance and community
OCHA: Improving access to quality inclusive accredited formal education for most vulnerable children in both districts of Al Mansoura and Dar Sa’ad, Aden Governorate. Improving access to quality inclusive accredited formal education for most vulnerable children in both districts of Al Mansoura and Dar Sa’ad, Aden Governorate.
Support and Protection of Vulnerable Girls and Young Women living and working on the streets of Tshangu District, in Kinshasa The project will result in increased support and protection for the vulnerable girls and young women (VGYW) working and living on the streets of Tshangu District by generating evidence base for scaled up intervention aimed at socio-economic empowerment of adolescent girls.; * Child Protection – VGYW access to medical care (night ambulance, 24h drop-in centre for girls, referral & accompaniment, psychosocial support and counselling)
* VGWY’s skills & basic social / human capital (life-skills courses, literacy and numeracy courses, reproductive and sexual health and family planning, re-enrolment into formal school or vocational training courses)
*socioeconomic reintegration opportunities (family tracing& reintegration, financial literacy courses, development of business plans & start-up kits, M&E business activities);* Child Protection – VGYW access to medical care (night ambulance, 24h drop-in centre for girls, referral & accompaniment, psychosocial support and counselling)
* VGWY’s skills & basic social / human capital (life-skills courses, literacy and numeracy courses, reproductive and sexual health and family planning, re-enrolment into formal school or vocational training courses)
*socioeconomic reintegration opportunities (family tracing& reintegration, financial literacy courses, development of business plans & start-up kits, M&E business activities); The project will target 1,740 vulnerable girls and young women  living and working on the streets of Tshangu District. This will include 1,680 girls and women accessing services and support through the night ambulance and 60 girls (between 5 and 20 years old) using the transit centre. In addition, 728 men and boys will also benefit from the services of the night ambulance, and 12 families will receive livelihoods support to enable the sustainable reintegration of girls.;The project will target 1,740 vulnerable girls and young women  living and working on the streets of Tshangu District. This will include 1,680 girls and women accessing services and support through the night ambulance and 60 girls (between 5 and 20 years old) using the transit centre. In addition, 728 men and boys will also benefit from the services of the night ambulance, and 12 families will receive livelihoods support to enable the sustainable reintegration of girls.;
OCHA: Provision of Education in Emergencies to Crisis-Affected Children in Herat and Badghis Provinces Education in Emergencies - Emergency Response
UNHCR: Protection for Internally Displaced Persons and Returnees in the Grand Kasaï Throughout 2021 War Child UK will continue its community-based protection monitoring and assistance programme in Kasaï and Kasaï Central provinces, with reduced funding compared to the previous years due COVID-19 cuts. As a result the 2021 project will not cover Kasaï Oriental province, and cash for protection activities will also be scaled down.
OCHA: CP Ibb (2) This project will support 1064 conflict-affected children and adults from the host and IDP communities in Al-Makhadir and Dhi As Sufal districts in Ibb governorate, by Provide of emergency, life-saving assistance, and protection to the most acutely vulnerable IDPs, and host communities most at risk that prevent, mitigate, and respond to protection issues and providing specialized assistance to children and adults with specific protection needs.
Provision of comprehensive child protection services to children deported from Iran, those affected by humanitarian situation and children in need in the Western Region. Child Protection, Case Management, Psychosocial Support.
Dutch Relief Alliance Afghanistan Joint Response III i) Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items: cash for NFIs, in-kind support of shelter materials, emergency shelter packages and standard NFI kits to be combined with cash based programming to cover emergency shelter needs such as cash for rent, winterisation or shelter rehabilitation ii) Food Security and Livelihoods: Respond to acute and seasonal chronic food insecurity for the Afghan returnee groups, host communities will also be targeted to avoid assets depletion and prevent local conflicts, identify and prioritise the needs of the most vulnerable through assessment and established early warning system, cash transfers through reliable mechanisms. FS.SO1 Provide emergency assistance to enable vulnerable conflict affected people, IDPs and returnees to meet their basic food needs. FS.SO2 Provide resources to enable vulnerable conflict affected people, IDPs and returnees to rebuild their livelihood. S.SO1 Provide basic safe and dignified shelter solutions to vulnerable conflict affected people, IDPs and returnees. S.SO2 Provide basic non food items for general use to vulnerable conflict affected people, IDPs and returnees.
DRL - Sauti Yetu, Maisha Yetu - Youth Action for Protection and Peace Project aims to improve protection, recovery, and reintegration of children affected by armed conflict.
OCHA: Emergency Cash Assistance to Food-Insecure Households in Herat, Ghor and Badghis Provinces Emergency Response: This project aims to provide vulnerable households in Herat, Ghor, and Badghis with emergency food assistance to enable drought and conflict-affected people to meet their basic food needs. 2,000 households will be targeted in the Western Region: 800 in Gulran district (Herat province), 600 in Chaghcharan district (Ghor province), and 600 in Jawand district (Badghis province). The 3 targeted provinces are classified at level 4 (Emergency) based on the latest IPC analysis; a situation due to worsen further over the coming period with even more people projected to reach Crisis and Emergency levels (levels 3 and 4) of food insecurity.
Integrated response in education and protection for all children and youth affected by displacement or conflict in the Kasaï .
Leri Charitable Trust: Voicemore in Masisi Continuation of the work undertaken in 2020-2022 by the VoiceMore group operating in Masisi, initially financed by the Partnership Against Child Exploitation (PACE) grant, which focuses on advocacy around the key drivers of the worst forms of child labour.
Dullatur Foundation: Emergency Cash Assistance (Part 2 of 3) These small grants from Choose Love (Part 1), the Dullatur Foundation (Part 2) and Mackintosh Foundation (Part 3) (all combined into one project) will ensure War Child can provide cash assistance for an estimated 146 households in Western Afghanistan in two monthly instalments
Renforcement des mécanismes de protection des enfants dans le contexte marqué par le mouvement des populations a Bangui et Bossangoa. Fourteen Child Friendly Spaces (CFS) were set up in Bangui and Bossangoa. Protection, education and livelihoods activities were run as alternative to schools (whilst these remained closed in 2014).; (1) To ensure that at least 20% of children from IDP have access to and attend the 10 CFS by through psychosocial educative and recreative activities. 
(2) 500 children affected by the crisis benefit from a proper referring. 
(3) 3000 children/adolescents participate in group discussions and awareness-raising sessions around child protection, GBV, HIV and Aids
(4) 12,500 members of CBOs will be trained to cope with threats posed by current context in interventions zones.
(5) To reinforce War Child staff\\\'s capacity in providing psychosocial support to community volunteers and networks.
(6) A regular monitoring of the activities and a final evaluation has been planned. ;
OCHA: Providing Suitable Protection Services to Children, Young People and their Parents During the COVID-19 Response in Goma and Kinshasa This project is part of the activities related to the response against COVID-19 in the DRC. It aims to support efforts to contain the spread of the pandemic by providing children, young people and their parents with credible information on prevention and response to COVID-19 through two free hotlines: the number 116 which covers Kinshasa and its surroundings, and the number 117 which covers the city of Goma. Thanks to these two assistance lines, the social workers of the DUAS and the DIVAS are supported for the identification, referral and management of child protection and SGBV cases in the areas affected by the pandemic. The project also aims to reach the most vulnerable categories of children in urban areas, namely street children and children in conflict with the law, with awareness-raising messages and hygiene and personal protection kits. Finally, children and parents particularly affected by COVID-19 are provided with flexible cash assistance to prevent or respond to child protection or protection needs such as access to care, transport assistance, legal assistance, temporary accommodation, quarantine / containment, and food.
Identifying grave violations and improving access to vital protection and psychosocial support services for vulnerable Syrian and Iraqi children affected by the Syria and Anbar crisis in Central and Northern Iraq Improving access to vital protection and psychosocial support services for 6,000 vulnerable Syrian and Iraqi children fleeing the conflicts in Syria and Anbar, and supporting a strengthened and more comprehensive approach to MRM in Iraq.;
Commercial Digital Services Pilot in Kibabi, DRC The purpose of this project is the development of a working model for digital services livelihoods activities in areas of current or recent conflict. This pilot is established as a result of the partnership fostered through PACE to establish approaches to prevent and reduce the worst forms of child labour in fragile contexts. This pilot is not a continuation of PACE but will build on the collaboration established within it. The initial pilot seeks to test the potential for offering commercial digital services located in Kibabi Computer Centre, Masisi, DRC. The pilot builds on the existing War Child technical skills programme in Kibabi. It seeks to offer training and work opportunities in image annotation and associated AI services for up to 17 participants (annotators).
Community Based Early Childhood Care and Development and Accelerated Learning for Street-Working Children This project addresses the protection, education and psychosocial needs of vulnerable children in Kabul, Afghanistan. It aims to facilitate access to Early Childhood Care and Development services for vulnerable children aged 4-6 years old and prepare them for primary school, as well as facilitate access to education, psychosocial support and protection for street-working children in Kabul city.
Mutena Pooled Fund Multisectoral response in education and protection for girls, boys and women affected by the armed conflict and the displacement crisis in the Mutena health zone
OCHA: Protection Response for Conflict-Affected and Displaced Youth in Birao, Vakaga Prefecture - Improving access to a safe environment for young girls and boys affected by conflict and displacement in order to identify, prevent and mitigate child protection risks; - Provide tailored and specialised protection services to youth affected by conflict and displacement.
Education Project Pader_Comic Relief 1. Economic barriers to education are reduced for vulnerable children in 1200 households in Pader and Agago and 2000 at risk children remain in school with their families able to support them by the end of the project. 
2. Quality of, access to and completion of primary education is improved in Pader and Agago by the end of the project. 
3. Children feel safer and are better protected at school, in the home, and in the community in targeted sub-counties in Pader & Agago
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