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2020 Ethiopia Covid Joint Response - Implementation SOS "Ethiopia is facing an unprecedented crisis due to the Covid-19 (C19) pandemic, compounded by a devastating desert locust invasion, widespread flooding and rising food prices. C19 is having an indirect and drastic impact on the food security situation throughout the country. A multisectoral assessment conducted in the Somali region shows that 75% of HHs have reduced their food consumption (Mercy Corps). Recent political unrest has caused many new internal displacements, resulting in overcrowded urban areas and informal settlements, which lack sufficient WASH infrastructure. Essential primary healthcare services have been reduced or suspended, meaning fewer mothers, women, girls and children < 5 can access routine treatment and/or other health services, including MHPSS. Women are especially vulnerable, often depending on the informal economy and lacking personal resources to cope with price increases. Access to healthcare is under threat due to fear of infection, increased caseload, lack of PPE and low staff capacity and training. Protection needs continue to rise, as cases of domestic abuse and SGBV have increased. 

SOS Children’s Villages Ethiopia (SOS CVE) together with  local partner OWDA will provide FSL, WASH and Health in Gode town, Kelafo, and Adadle woredas in the Shebele Zone -areas with high food insecurity (IPC3), where social and health services are mainly closed, and few other humanitarian actors are present. The intervention will focus on the provision of food via vouchers, hygiene promotion and awareness, critical WASH activities and primary health care services. The intervention will provide MHPSS (including treatment for SGBV victims) and improve the protection environment especially for children and women by mainstreaming protection across all activities. Coordinating with DRA members Oxfam, Plan and Dorcas, working in other zones of the Somali region, SOS CVE will offer health care referral services in order to maximise programme impact.
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Joint Response Zimbabwe Joint Response of the Dutch Relief Alliance to alliviate suffering and save lives due to the drought in Zimbabwe
Somalia JR 2 2020 Somalia remains on the edge of a humanitarian catastrophe. Continuing drought from 2016/17 means very little recovery and resilience for millions of Somalis who have lost their livestock and access to adequate food and water sources. Erratic rains and abnormally hot and dry conditions in the first half of 2019 further exacerbated the drought crisis, with about 6.3 million Somalis – about 42% of the entire population – requiring humanitarian assistance – i.e. expected to be acutely food insecure through December 2019. 2.1 million of these are projected to face severe acute food insecurity conditions (IPC 3+), a 40% increase from January this year. , An estimated one million children under the age of five are likely to be acutely malnourished through mid-2020 and 2.6 million people remain displaced. Given the needs and expertise of the members, the SOMJR 2020 will continue to implement in the same sectors as the SOMJR 2019. These include FSL, WASH, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.
The Next Economy - Grow Your Business n/a On 6 locations in Nigeria, Mali and Somalia, by the upscaling of startups to small and middle sized companies, jobs have been created for 400 youth (50% men and 50% women), generating them a sustainable income.
Desert Locust Joint Response - Implementation SOS "Somalia is facing extreme food insecurity due to desert locust infestation, compounded persistent drought, an ongoing civil conflict and more recently, the Covid19 pandemic. According to the latest IPC Report, 250.000 people are/will be classified in IPC Phase 3&4 in the desert locust affected areas of Somalia (April-June 2020). The Desert Locust Outbreak Needs Assessment - Somalia (March 2020) and assessments by SOS Somaliland (SOS SX) confirm the huge need for locust control tools and equipment, training and support, and food security and livelihood support for farmers and pastoralists as well as the most vulnerable members of the population. The spread of Covid19 poses significant challenges to an already weak health sector. Poor hygiene practices in the targeted areas are further increasing the risk of waterborne diseases and spreading Covid19, resulting in a complex crisis.

In line with current needs, SOS SX will intervene in Baki and Lughaya districts (Awdal) and Gabiley and Buluxar districts (Woqooyi Galbeed). The main interventions are mechanical control to mitigate further spread of the swarms, agricultural inputs to prepare for the next planting season, MPC and cash for work to enable access to basic needs and livelihoods recovery. SOS SX will contribute to the national efforts to tackle the locust crisis, by coordinating work with the Ministry of Agriculture’s National Locust Taskforce. Prevention of COVID19 and other communicable diseases will be promoted by raising awareness on hygiene practices, combined with provision of appropriate hygiene kits. All activities will adhere to Covid19 regulations. Collaboration with DRA members is achieved through geographical complementarity and a multisectoral approach. With World Vision working on FSL in Gabiley, SOS SX will compliment with WASH in some of the target communities. With Oxfam working in Lugahya district, we are coordinating and selecting different villages to avoid overlap. 
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The Next Economy The Next Economy program, financed by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is a three-year (2016-2018) pilot programme which aims to create employment for young men and women (14-25 years old) in Nigeria, Mali and Somalia. In collaboration with the private sector, adopting an innovative approach, vulnerable youth will be inspired, schooled, coached and financially facilitated to start a private enterprise and promising startups (impact driven companies) will be scaled up thus creating employment. Youth looking to be employed versus becoming an entrepreneur, will be prepared and coached towards a decent job. Next to creating sustainable income generation through direct jobs and ‘decent work’ for vulnerable youth, extra jobs will emerge in supply sectors by increased purchasing power. Herewith the program has a multiple social value: sustainable income generation for a large group of vulnerable youth, a stimulus to the local economy and bottom-up innovative solutions for social problems through impact driven companies. The Next Economy programme aims to provide highly motivated, but disadvantaged youth with the opportunity to develop skills which will help them to find employment, or start their own business. Through an innovative approach 4200 youth will be inspired, schooled, coached and facilitated to: • Start their own business, • Prepare them, in cooperation with the private sector, for a ‘decent job’, or • Upscale a promising start-up. Supporting the overall objective of 1700 youth getting into decent employment, a healthy and stimulating climate for entrepreneurship is crucial. In addition to the training of youth, the program creates prerequisites for this by construction of infrastructure for hotbeds, strengthening networks and via campaigns to raise awareness on local economic possibilities. 1: In december 2018, 300 youth (50% men and 50% women) in 7 locations of Nigeria, Mali and Somalia have created a job for themselves by means of independent entrepreneurship (startup) generating a sustainable income for themselves. 2: In December 2018, 1.000 youth (50% men and 50% women) youth participating in the Decent Job Placement Program in the 7 locations in Nigeria, Mali and Somalia have found a decent job. 3. On 7 locations in Nigeria, Mali and Somalia, by the upscaling of startups to small and middle sized companies, jobs have been created for 400 youth (50% men and 50% women), generating them a sustainable income. 4. The business climate for young people has improved thanks to 6 Business Incubation Labs in Nigeria (2), Mali (2), and Somalia (2) for young entrepreneurs, allowing for an inspiring ecosystem to be created at the service of the start-ups and small businesses and attracting other business and investors Youth (age 15 to 30) seeking employment, and youth (age 15 to 35) seeking to start a business
The Next Economy - Make It Work - Employability In cooperation with the private sector, to educate and coach youth with skills connected to the demand of the local labor market, and therewith accompany them towards internships and/or a ‘decent job’.
The Next Economy - Make It Work - Entrepreneurship n/a Inspire, educate, coach and facilitate youth in setting up their own enterprise
2021 DRA Central African Republic Joint Response 7 According to the preliminary results of the needs assessment of CAR JR7, the livelihood needs as well as WASH needs are enormous in the sub-prefecture of Bangassou and Bakouma due to the poverty of the population and the security situation that the country has experienced since this long period. The education sector in Bossangoa and Bakouma is also neglected, as is the rest of the country, especially this year with the COVID-19 pandemic, which has led to measures such as the closure of classrooms. According to the prefect of Bossangoa, given the vulnerability of their population, he is asking for the support of humanitarian partners in order to help improve the living conditions of his people who have suffered so much. Despite the interventions of humanitarian actors in this area, the needs in terms of child protection and food security remain a major challenge according to the Bangassou prefecture. The qualitative analysis of the data from the CAR-JR7 needs assessment indicates that children regularly face abuse, neglect, exploitation and sexual violence. Livelihood needs were also identified. For example, according to the inter-agency mission report, about 8294 people are acutely food insecure. Market-dependent households are the most affected. At the Mbomou level, particularly in Bangassou and Bakouma, SOS CV CAR intends to implement Protection and FSL activities through prevention and response as well as aspects related to gender-based violence and capacity building of community structures.

Thus in Bangassou, SOS CV CAR intends to strengthen its presence with local partners and community structures in the protection and promotion of children's rights. During our intervention within the framework of the JR6, the activities were implemented in partnership with the local NGO Vision Développement (VD), which has a very solid community base and which constitutes an important element in the implementation of our intervention strategy in the Bangassou area. In the JR7 we seek to strengthen this partnership via a larger program by the VD and an increased capacity strengthening of SOS CV CAR to VD. Through this partnership and training on child rights and protection, the Joint Response project will help to build and strengthen local protection committees (RECOPE), composed of women and men, including children themselves. These protection committees will help to prevent and respond to child rights violations, and to rebuild a more protective environment for children. The RECOPEs sharing their experiences is stimulated in order to accelerate ownership of the SOS VE protection strategy. 

However in Bossangoa (Ouham prefecture) we will finalise the exit strategy that was started in the previous phase (JR6). Some limited scale of support will be given.
Joint Response Somalia 1 Save lives and prevent suffering for the most vulnerable climate and conflict affected households in Somaliland. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 1 Life-saving: Provide life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian needs and excess mortality among the most vulnerable people. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 2 Nutrition: Reduce emergency levels of acute malnutrition through integrated, multisectoral response. Enhance integration of Nutrition, WASH, Health and Food Security programmes to strengthen nutrition sensitive programming. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 3 Protection: Support provision of protection services to affected communities, including in hard-to-reach areas and in IDP sites, targeting the most vulnerable, especially those at risk of exclusion. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 4 Resilience: Support the protection and restoration of livelihoods, promote access to basic services to build resilience to recurrent shocks, and catalyze more sustainable solutions for those affected, including marginalized communities. women, men, girls and boys affected by conflict and natural disasters in Somaliland.
Multi-country proposal of humanitarian support to the Venezuelan migration crisis in border areas and along the migrant route in Venezuela to Colombia and Ecuador. This project aims at providing assistance to migrants from Venezuela in transit, as well as vulnerable people located in informal settlements along the migrant route and border areas of Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador. In Venezuela and Ecuador, the actions will be located in border areas. In Colombia, they will be located both in border areas and along the main migrant routes. The Action proposes to serve basic needs in terms of shelter (including food an hygiene), education in emergencies (EiE) and protection. The presence of armed groups and human traffickers is an enormousprotection risk and depending on the gender and age group this leads to: forced recruitment; human trafficking and sexual exploitation and abuse a.o. The installation of mobile and fixed Family Friendly Zones (FFZ), where psychosocial support, educational and recreational activities and the dissemination of legal information and available services will take place, is part of the protection strategy. ICT corners with internet and the possibility to charge electronic devices, allow the migrants to contact friends and family and access information about the journey. This contributes to a safer journey and possibly family reunification. Migrants in transit may stay in the SOS Villages as part of the shelter activities and they will receive food and hygiene kits. EiE is offered to out of school children around informal settlements (both migrants and hosts communities), thereby diminishing the education gap and allowing for a smooth reintegration into the formal education system. This Action targets families with children, unaccompanied and separated children and adolescents and pregnant and lactating women. The majority of activities will be implemented in Colombia because of the large number of migrants. Depending on the legal opening of the Venezuelan border, cross-border activities in Venezuela will start as planned. Support will be limited to protection through the Family Friendly Zones.
Unlocking Africa’s potential as a global hub for climate action via climate positive growth This project is poised to simultaneously address near-term opportunities for policy, flagship transactions and knowledge development, while laying the foundations for long-term market shaping
United Kingdom provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018) United Kingdom provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018)
United States provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018) United States provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018)
Switzerland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018) Switzerland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018)
Sweden provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018) Sweden provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018)
Denmark provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018) Denmark provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018)
Germany provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018) Germany provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018)
Ireland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018) Ireland provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018)
Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018) Korea, Republic of provides the fund to Ethiopia (2018)
Brasil (Brasilia) 2020 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1er Semestre
Brasil 2021 Diplomacia Científica Embajadas y Centros Culturles Cooperación Científica
Brasil (Brasilia) 2019 Cultura Capacitación y Fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 2º Semestre
EUROCLIMA RRD 2019 Sistema de información sequías OMM EUROCLIMA RRD 2019 Sistema de información sequías OMM Diseño e implementación inicial de un sistema de información sobre sequías (monitoreo, predicción, preparación y mitigación de impac tos) para el sur de América del Sur-SISSA
2020 BRASIL UNICEF Migrantes Venezuela 2020 BRASIL UNICEF Migrantes Venezuela Fortalecimiento de las capacidades, la participación y el acceso a los servicios básicos de los migrantes venezolanos y la comunidad  indígena Taurepang y Warao (muchos de ellos migrantes venezolanos) enasentamientos urbanos en el estado brasileño de Roraima.
2019 BRASIL COOTEC Modernización del Registro Catastral en Brasil 2019 BRASIL COOTEC Modernización del Registro Catastral en Brasil 2019 Brasil COOTEC Modernización del Registro Catastral en Brasil
EUROCLIMA 2022 Estrategia Amazónica, pueblos indígenas y CC(OTCA) EUROCLIMA 2022 Estrategia Amazónica, pueblos indígenas y CC(OTCA) Formulación de una Estrategia Regional Amazónica de pueblos indígenas y cambio climático
Brasil Brasilia 2019 Cultura Capacitación y fomento de los Derechos Culturales Embajada 1 semestre
Jugend- und Friedensarbeit Youth Engagement for Peace Project (YEPP) Jugend- und Friedensarbeit Youth Engagement for Peace Project (YEPP) Jugend- und Friedensarbeit Youth Engagement for Peace Project (YEPP)
Theater als Methode zur Verhaltensänderung zu HIV/AIDS von SchülerInnen an Schulen - Fortsetzung Using theatre based methods to empower HIV at risk populations in schools towards reduction of high risk behaviour Theater als Methode zur Verhaltensänderung zu HIV/AIDS von SchülerInnen an Schulen - Fortsetzung Using theatre based methods to empower HIV at risk populations in schools towards reduction of high risk behaviour Theater als Methode zur Verhaltensänderung zu HIV/AIDS von SchülerInnen an Schulen - Fortsetzung Using theatre based methods to empower HIV at risk populations in schools towards reduction of high risk behaviour
Food security and livelihood restoration project Ernährungssicherung und verbesserte Gesundheit durch Rehabilitierung der Wasser/ Sanitärversorgung der ländlichen Bevölkerung, Fortführung Food security and livelihood restoration project Ernährungssicherung und verbesserte Gesundheit durch Rehabilitierung der Wasser/ Sanitärversorgung der ländlichen Bevölkerung, Fortführung Food security and livelihood restoration project Ernährungssicherung und verbesserte Gesundheit durch Rehabilitierung der Wasser/ Sanitärversorgung der ländlichen Bevölkerung, Fortführung
Ausbildung und Unternehmensförderung für marginalisierte Frauen und Jugendliche zur Verbesserung ihr Rural Entrepreneurship and practical skills training for female former farm workers in Zimbabwe Ausbildung und Unternehmensförderung für marginalisierte Frauen und Jugendliche zur Verbesserung ihr Rural Entrepreneurship and practical skills training for female former farm workers in Zimbabwe Ausbildung und Unternehmensförderung für marginalisierte Frauen und Jugendliche zur Verbesserung ihr Rural Entrepreneurship and practical skills training for female former farm workers in Zimbabwe
Youth awareness raising on social ethics and AIDS/HIV prevention in Manicaland Province Ausbildung und Befähigung von Jugendlichen in HIV-Prävention und Lebenskunde in der Provinz Manicaland Youth awareness raising on social ethics and AIDS/HIV prevention in Manicaland Province Ausbildung und Befähigung von Jugendlichen in HIV-Prävention und Lebenskunde in der Provinz Manicaland Youth awareness raising on social ethics and AIDS/HIV prevention in Manicaland Province Ausbildung und Befähigung von Jugendlichen in HIV-Prävention und Lebenskunde in der Provinz Manicaland
Wiedereingliederung junger Menschen im Konflikt mit dem Gesetz Reintegration for Young People in Conflict with the Law Wiedereingliederung junger Menschen im Konflikt mit dem Gesetz Reintegration for Young People in Conflict with the Law Wiedereingliederung junger Menschen im Konflikt mit dem Gesetz Reintegration for Young People in Conflict with the Law
Stärkung der Behindertenrechtsbewegung in Simbabwe Strengthening the Zimbabwe Disability Movement Stärkung der Behindertenrechtsbewegung in Simbabwe Strengthening the Zimbabwe Disability Movement Stärkung der Behindertenrechtsbewegung in Simbabwe Strengthening the Zimbabwe Disability Movement
Mobilisierung des Potentials junger Menschen Harnessing youth potential Mobilisierung des Potentials junger Menschen Harnessing youth potential Mobilisierung des Potentials junger Menschen Harnessing youth potential
Das Land heilen, Perspektiven schaffen - nachhaltige Entwicklung von Landnutzung in Trockenregionen zur Ernährungssicherung in Chimanimani, Simbabwe Healing the land, creating perspectives - sustainable development of land use in dry regions for food security in Chimanimani, Zimbabwe Das Land heilen, Perspektiven schaffen - nachhaltige Entwicklung von Landnutzung in Trockenregionen zur Ernährungssicherung in Chimanimani, Simbabwe Healing the land, creating perspectives - sustainable development of land use in dry regions for food security in Chimanimani, Zimbabwe Das Land heilen, Perspektiven schaffen - nachhaltige Entwicklung von Landnutzung in Trockenregionen zur Ernährungssicherung in Chimanimani, Simbabwe Healing the land, creating perspectives - sustainable development of land use in dry regions for food security in Chimanimani, Zimbabwe
Schaffung von nachhaltigem Einkommen für 150 Tonga-Frauen in Binga durch Produktion und Vermarktung von Qualitätsseifen aus Jatrophaöl. Sustainable income generation for 150 Tonga women in Binga through producing and marketing of high quality natural soaps from jatropha oils. Schaffung von nachhaltigem Einkommen für 150 Tonga-Frauen in Binga durch Produktion und Vermarktung von Qualitätsseifen aus Jatrophaöl. Sustainable income generation for 150 Tonga women in Binga through producing and marketing of high quality natural soaps from jatropha oils. Schaffung von nachhaltigem Einkommen für 150 Tonga-Frauen in Binga durch Produktion und Vermarktung von Qualitätsseifen aus Jatrophaöl. Sustainable income generation for 150 Tonga women in Binga through producing and marketing of high quality natural soaps from jatropha oils.
Stärkung der Resilienz von Kleinbauern gegen die Folgen des Klimawandels durch integriertes Wasserressourcenmanagement (IWRM) und klimaresiliente Landwirtschaft (CSA) im Süden Simbabwes Strengthening the resilience of small farmers to the consequences of climate change through integrated water resource management (IWRM) and climate smart agriculture (CSA) in southern Zimbabwe Stärkung der Resilienz von Kleinbauern gegen die Folgen des Klimawandels durch integriertes Wasserressourcenmanagement (IWRM) und klimaresiliente Landwirtschaft (CSA) im Süden Simbabwes Strengthening the resilience of small farmers to the consequences of climate change through integrated water resource management (IWRM) and climate smart agriculture (CSA) in southern Zimbabwe Stärkung der Resilienz von Kleinbauern gegen die Folgen des Klimawandels durch integriertes Wasserressourcenmanagement (IWRM) und klimaresiliente Landwirtschaft (CSA) im Süden Simbabwes Strengthening the resilience of small farmers to the consequences of climate change through integrated water resource management (IWRM) and climate smart agriculture (CSA) in southern Zimbabwe
Nachhaltige Lebensverhältnisse durch verbesserte Klima Resilienz - Fortführung Sustaining Livelihoods through improved cliamte change resilience Nachhaltige Lebensverhältnisse durch verbesserte Klima Resilienz - Fortführung Sustaining Livelihoods through improved cliamte change resilience Nachhaltige Lebensverhältnisse durch verbesserte Klima Resilienz - Fortführung Sustaining Livelihoods through improved cliamte change resilience