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Iraq Joint Response 3: Psychosocial care for male IDPs, returnees and remainees from Mosul/Hawija The objective of the intervention is to respond to the psychological needs to promote well-being and healing for recently displaced, remainees and returnees from Mosul/Hawija, and to create a space for men where they learn about practices to promote mental health and well-being, and prevent mental health concerns in the future. It is also to alleviate symptoms of stress related conditions. The project will target 765 adult men who have fled conflict in Mosul/Hawija. During protection monitoring, and through Focus Group Discussions (FGD), as well as through referrals, IRC will identify the beneficiaries for the PSS activities. This project has been developed in direct response to the significant lack of male-focused PSS assistance available in Iraq. Despite the terrifying conditions men experienced living in ISIS controlled areas and during their displacement, the attention and support required to respond to the needs of men with psycho-social problems is not being sufficiently met, compared with the assistance offered to women and children, while men are usually de facto suspected of ISIL affiliation at the check points and screening centres.
Jordan ARC: Adressing Root Causes: Access to Justice and Jobs in Jordan The Consortium will contribute to the Dutch policy on Security and Rule of Law (S&RL) of addressing the root causes of conflict, instability and irregular migration in Jordan. Outcome 1: Increased awareness of rights and access to legal support for refugees and host communities. Outcome 2: Improved employability of Jordanians and Syrian Refugees. Outcome 3: Existing and new Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (M/SMEs) expanded to retain existing workforce and expand employment opportunities.
Humanitarian Aid to Syria: Border-crossing Emergency Aid for Conflict Affected Syrians The main goal of the project is to reduce mortality, morbidity and vulnerability and improve living conditions for people living in IDP camps and host communities through the provision of high quality primary health care, environmental health, GBV response services and water and sanitation infrastructure. This project will complement IRC’s ongoing EH, Health and WPE projects in northern and southern Syria
Afghanistan Joint Response 2022-2023, Health programme for conflict affected host communities and IDPs The primary focus of the AFJR 2022-2023 is on improving both immediate and longer term Food Security and Agriculture (FSA), WASH and Health in the 3 provinces. MPC has been included to address multi-sectoral and sudden, immediate needs of people affected by natural and man-made disasters
Provision of integrated life-saving general, RH and mental health assistance to the most affected population in NW Syria. Shafak will support two Primary Health Care centers in Tilaada and Salqin through implementation of the Essential Primary Health Care Package - Health Cluster Turkey Hub (EPHCP) including treatment of CDs, NCDs, RH, Injury and First Aid, and MHPSS services integrated in the health facility including referrals to specialized health facilities.
NW Syria Joint Response (NW SJR): multi-purpose cash, health and protection for newly displaced IDPs Dutch NGOs Joint Humanitarian Response for North West Syria: Overall objective of the Joint Response in Syria is to contribute to the life-saving protection and assistance needs of internally displaced persons in Idleb and Aleppo Governorates JR partners are aiming for an integrated multi-sectoral response addressing immediate needs particularly in WASH, shelter/NFIs, health and protection, with provision of multipurpose cash to deliver outcomes where possible
National appeal 'Samen in actie voor Beiroet' The main goal of the proposed project is to provide cash assistance, protection and shelter/WASH services to Lebanese, Syrian refugees and migrant workers impacted by the Beirut Blast.
DR Congo Joint Response 3: Protection for vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities. Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in Fizi territory, South Kivu province, DR Congo
Ethiopia Joint Response 1: Emergency Water Supply for drought affected populations To increase the water supply and improve hygiëne practices in three woredas of SNNPR 57,258 drought affected individuals including 28,314 women and girls
Life-saving health and nutrition services to vulnerable drought-affected households including multipurpose cash assistance to meet their basic food and non-food needs Multi Purpose Cash assistance, Health and nutrition services to vulnerable drought-affected host and IDP-household in Bay Region, Somalia
Afghanistan Joint Response 2: Emergency assistance to enable vulnerable conflict affected people, IDPs and returnees from Pakistan and Iran to meet their basic food, shelter&NFI and WASH needs. The Afghanistan Joint Response 2 has the following Strategic Objective: to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable people including host community, IDPs affected by conflict, and returnees from Pakistan and Iran, protect their dignity and reduce their vulnerability. Within the AFJR 2, the specific objectives of the SV-IRC programme are as follows: Objective 1: Improved access to quality food for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families through provision of multi-purpose cash. Objective 2: Adequate shelter for returnees, IDPs and host families through provision of cash for rent or emergency shelter (tents). Objective 3: Improved access to safe water for Afghan Returnees, IDPs and host families
Zimbabwe Joint Response: Emergency response to address basic (food) needs, support agricultural production and protection of livestock and improve access to productive assets The DRA Zimbabwe Joint Response has three strategic objectives: 1) provide life-saving food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought 2) Secure access to basic services for vulnerable populations 3) Ensure continuous linkage to resilience and early recovery agenda Within the ZIM JR, the objectives of the SV-IRC project are as follows: 1) vulnerable households have access to (un)conditional cash transfers to address immediate (food) needs. 2) vulnerable households have access to seeds and input vouchers AND to livestock protection support to protect their livelihood. 3) vulnerable householdsare provided with improved/ rehabilitated infrastructures to safeguard resilience and community assets
DR Congo Joint Response 4: Protection for vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in Fizi territory, South Kivu province, DR Congo
Tackling barriers to cash and voucher assistance Considering that, in general, adolescents are a large overlooked group in humanitarian settings and in Ethiopia adolescent refugees constitute almost 19% of the total population in camps, innovative program models to meet the needs of unaccompanied and separated adolescents are of primary importance on the global stage. Utilizing cash and voucher assistance to provide sustainable support to this population will be evaluated in this piloted program model, drawing on the expertise of the International Rescue Committee in implementing these types of programs and Youth Development Labs’ experience in youth-centered program design models. Through this funding, guidance around safe, ethical CVA programs will be created, piloted, and shared with the global community.
Christmas for Children of Ukraine Provision and distribution of NFI's (including tablets, christmas sweets, and library materials such as books).
Yemen Joint Response 6: Provision of Health services to IDPs and conflict affected communities in Yemen The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR6 is: 
Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict affected population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. 1. to increase access of conflict affected 
communities including IDPs to Minimum Health Service Package through support to health system and community resilience; 
2. to improve acces to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services for vulnerable populations, including IDPs and the poorest and deprived segments in the society. IDPs and conflict affected communities
CAM Joint Response: Protection, Health, WASH and Food Security for vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in the Anglophone South-West and North-West regions of Cameroon
Life-saving WASH and Shelter&NFI assistance to host communities and IDPs affected by cyclone Mocha in Rakhine State, Myanmar The project’s aim is to meet emergency WASH and Shelter&NFI needs of cyclone affected communities and manage the impact of shock, through water trucking, rehabilitation of water sources and distribution of hygiene items and shelter materials.
Northern Iraq Joint Response 1: Improving Access to Basic Health Services for Iraqi IDPs in Dohuk The projectwill provide access to basic health services for the most recent IDP crisis by targeting health clinics in Duhok Governorate. The project will provides these clinics with drugs, medical supplies, and staffing support to meet the needs of IDPs and their host communities. This project will build on this support and introduce long-term, capacity-building activities, with the ultimate goal of transitioning the ownership of activities to the targeted health clinics and the Directorate of Health (DoH).
Ukraine Emergency Response on Humanitarian Mine Action Objective 1: Support to Ukraine’s emergency mine action response through establishing needs in coordination and cooperation with national authorities and key stakeholders.  

Objective 2: Reduce the risk posed by UXO, landmines and cluster munitions through EORE
Yemen Joint Response 4: Provision of life-saving health/medical services to IDPs and other people affected by conflict The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR4 is: Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict affected population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. Within the YJR4 the objective of the SV-IRC health intervention is: 1. to increase access of conflict affected communities including IDPs to Minimum Health Service Package through support to health system and community resilience; 2. to improve acces to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services for vulnerable populations, including IDPs and the poorest and deprived segments in the society.
CAR Joint Response 7, Food Security & Livelihoods, Protection and (reproductive) health for vulnerable conflict affected IDPs and host communities Overall objective of the CAR JR 7 (2021) is to alleviate human suffering through the timely and high quality implementation of humanitarian response activities in the sub-prefectures of Nana Gribizi, Ouham Pende and Mbomou, through a multisectoral and inclusive approach
Chad Acute Crisis Joint Response 2024 DRA Dutch NGO’s Joint Humanitarian Response in Eastern Chad  

to respond to the influx of Sudanese refugees
Afghanistan Joint Response 4 (2019): provision of WASH, multi-purpose cash and shelter services to IDPs, returnees and conflict affected host populations in Afghanistan AND Cash for Shelter repair for flood affected households Overall objective of the AFJR4 (2019) is to contribute to the life-saving protection and assistance needs of conflict, natural disaster affected and internally displaced persons, returning Afghans and their host community. Within the AFJR 4, the specific objectives of the SV-IRC programme are as follows: Result area/Objective 2: Coordinated and timely Shelter/NFI response to conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community. Result area/Objective 3: Ensure timely access to a sufficient quantity of safe drinking water, use of adequate and gender sensitive sanitation and appropriate means of hygiene practices by conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community Result area/Objective 4: Conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community falling into acute vulnerability are assisted with cash modality (MPC)
Somalia Bay AC JR: Life-saving health and nutrition services to vulnerable drought-affected 
households including multipurpose cash assistance to meet their basic food and non-food needs Integrated health, nutrition and Multi-Purpose Cash intervention, to decrease mortality and morbidity and to improve wellbeing of vulnerable households in rural Baidoa and Burhakaba districs and newly arrived IDPs in Baidoa.
Life Saving Emergency Health Response through supporting gap in Primary Health Services This project covers the 2 months gap funding for HIHFAD's Idlib PHC. In case we get ECHO, we will amend the budget and revise the narrative to include the total (590,000 EUR) co-funding.
Nigeria Joint Response 3: Capacity building and expanding of local health care and nutrition services The Nigeria Joint Response 3 prioritizes to save lives and alleviate suffering through integrated and coordinated humanitarian response focusing on the most vulnerable people, and enhance access to humanitarian assistance and protection services through principled humanitarian action. These selected objectives are linked to the strategic objectives 1 and 2 of the Humanitarian Response Plan of UN OCHA for Nigeria in 2017 – along with the Humanitarian Needs Overview 2017 for Nigeria. 1. State Primary Health Care Development Agencies will be able to deliver quality essential services specifically maternal, new-born and child health care 2. Community-led structures have improved capacity to deliver outreach activities contributing to demand creation for services Returnees, IDPs and host communities in Michika and Askira Uba
Emergency multisectoral assistance to conflict-affected people residing in Ukraine To reduce suffering and improve well-being of conflict-affected people residing in Ukraine through increasing ability of conflict-affected people to cover their basic needs
Syria Joint Response 1: Primary Health and Psycho-social Care for Conflict-affected Populations And GBV Survivors in Northern Syria. The proposed project is responsive to the SRP’s 2015 Health Strategic Objective #2: to provide lifesaving and life sustaining humanitarian assistance through specific interventions focusing on: primary healthcare for women, girls, men and boys (including services for reproductive health, child health and immunization, management of malnutrition and mental health), and strengthening of referral services. The proposed project is also closely aligned to the SRP’s Protection and Community Service sector, which calls for access to protection services for the most vulnerable and persons with specific needs, in particular gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response services. • Objective 1: To provide quality primary health care services to conflict affected population in targeted areas of Northern Syria • Objective 2: To ensure survivors of gender-based violence have access to holistic and compassionate care to meet their clinical and psychosocial needs
Provision of emergency response and ensuring the access of the targeted communities to high-quality PHC, nutrition, MHPSS and protection services. Health –Nutrition – PSS - Protection. SEMA, under this project, aims to scale up the health, MHPSS and protection response to address the life-threatening needs of people affected by twelve years of war, where these needs are exacerbated by the earthquake  in NWS, using different and integrated modalities
Pakistan DRA Flood Response: To provide lifesaving assistance to flood-affected communities, especially vulnerable women and children in Khyber Pakhtunkwa Province The Pakistan Flood response includes the provision of multipurpose cash assistance and primary health care services to 23.170 beneficiaries
Afghanistan Joint Response: Improved access to quality food, adequate shelter and safe water for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families The program purpose of the DRA Afghanistan Joint Response (AFJR) is to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable groups affected by conflict from Pakistan and Iran, protect their dignity and reduce their vulnerability (including returnees, IDPs and host communities) Within the DRA AFJR, the SV-IRC response is focussed on the following objectives: 1) Improved access to quality food for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families through provision of cash 2) Adequate shelter for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families through winterization kits 3) Improved access to safe water for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families
CAR Joint Response 1: Provision of Food Security, Livelihoods and Protection services for CAR IDPs and conflict-affected populations The goal of the project is to enhance the capabilities and resources of the population, particularly the displaced and their host communities, in order to ensure they are safe, healthy, and economically stable. We work with women, men, girls and boys of displaced and host communities in CAR to improve their access to basic services and support their resilience and economic recovery. IRC operates in line with the Strategic Response Plan 2015 (SRP) with a specific focus on the second and third objective: to reinforce the protection of civilians and to increase access to basic services and support income generating activities.
Support the MHPSS needs in Hatay The overall goal of this program is to improve the health and well-being of refugees affected by the earthquakes. The proposed intervention serves as a provision for MHPSS services in Hatay Türkiye. The proposed area of intervention is Reyhanli, the sub-district of Hatay where SAMS is proposing a 12-month program to promote a long-term impact and reach beneficiaries given the crucial need for MHPSS services post the earthquake.

 Services will include specialized MHPSS consultations and free-of-charge psychotropic medications; individual psychotherapy sessions; group PSS activities; group awareness-raising sessions for caregivers related to PSS and protection concerns among children; and referrals to other services for clients, such as GBV case management and health services. During the project period, 2,220 direct beneficiaries will receive services.
Enhancing Winter Resilience: Providing Vital Heating needs for the Most Vulnerable Earthquake-Affected IDPs and residents in Altinozu Main Goal: Contribute to increase the resilience of the earthquake-affected population in Turkiye to extreme winter weather. Objectives: Improve access to variety of winterization assistance among the earthquake-affected population in Hatay province to enhanced protection of cold weather. Results: 300 HH of the earthquake-affected population in Hatay province/ Altinozu district, receive good quality heater and 300 kg of pyrene fuel per household along with Bim cards one-off.
Jemen SHO: Emergency Food Security Support through food vouchers to extremely vulnerable families In response to the food security crisis, the the project will implement an emergency intervention aimed at supporting targeted households to access food to meet their immediate consumption needs in Kanfer District, Abyan Governorate. The overall goal is a decreased mortality and morbidity and improved nutrition status through increased access to nutritional food. Targeted households suffering from malnutrition have increased access food to meet their immediate consumption needs without relying on severe negative coping strategies or creating negative impacts on the market system in Kanfer District, Abyan Governorate Building upon the IRC’s current nutrition programming in Kanfer District which supports identified households with malnourished children under five and pregnant and lactating women (PLW), the IRC will scale up its food voucher program to enable blanket distribution to 9,205 beneficiaries currently enrolled in the IRC’s Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) program.
Sudan DRA ACM 2023 The project will provide integrated health (PHC; training of CHVs; rehabilitation of HFs) and WASH (rehabilitation of water supplies; hygiene promotion; hygiene kits) services to allow IDPs and local communities of Wad Madani (Al Jazeerah State) to survive recover and regain control of their lives.
Humanitarian Mine Action for conflict affected populations in Ukraine The main goal of the project will be to purchase mechanical assets and supporting equipment to deploy alongside planned landmine and Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) clearance operations in Ukraine in support of the Ukrainian civilian population.
South Sudan Joint Response 2: Food Security and Livelihoods in Unity State, South Sudan The project will be intervening through activities that will contribute to the South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan (Midyear update) with specific focus on the Food security cluster objectives for 2016. The expected outcome is a reduced vulnerability to shocks, an increased access to food and an improved Food Consumption Score (FCS) particularly for children and women in beneficiary households. Objective 1: Ensure continued and regular access to food for the most vulnerable population Objective 2: Protect and rehabilitate livelihoods for the most vulnerable population at risk of hunger and malnutrition
Platform for Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange - KUNO KUNO (Kennis Uitwisseling over Noodhulp - Dutch for: Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange) brings together available humanitarian knowledge in the Netherlands from practitioners, academics and policy-makers, and connects the Dutch humanitarian field to knowledge outside the Netherlands and outside the humanitarian sector. The aim of KUNO is to strengthen humanitarian action and Dutch humanitarian thought leadership by stimulating learning, reflection and debate. In this way, KUNO contributes to new policy, new practices, and new research that will result in more efficient and effective humanitarian practices. Target groups already reflected in the members and donors of KUNO are: Practitioners from NGOs; Academics from universities or knowledge institutes; Policy makers from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Other target groups, not (yet) reflected in the membership or the donors, but also relevant for the knowledge platform, are corporate and private actors, and the diaspora representatives.
Strengthening a survivor-centred, holistic response to conflict-related sexual violence in the Ukraine crisis 1.	Improved access to quality holistic care for survivors of conflict related sexual violence  in the short and  longer-term  by supporting the creation of  a National Centre of Excellence in Kyiv and a holistic one-stop-centre in Lviv, as well as providing support to other key entry points and facilities in the holistic care referral pathway. 
2.	Strengthened knowledge and skills of professionals to deliver trauma-aware, survivor-centred, holistic care for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence by developing and implementing a comprehensive Training of Trainers package and making digital resources, tools and follow-up available.
3.	Awareness raised of the availability of holistic care at community level and improve access to services through support to state, civil society and survivor-led activities including mobile teams, hotlines and sensitisation activities.