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Emergency WASH Cluster supplies for flooding and conflict displacement (WASH core pipeline) This program is proposed under Envelope 2 for the response to conflict displaced populations from Tambura County in Western Equatoria and Envelope 3 for flood response in WASH Cluster priority areas through procurement, pre-positioning, and delivery of life-saving WASH items through the UNICEF managed WASH core pipeline.

UNICEF will support WASH Cluster partners through this allocation by ensuring minimum stock levels for WASH Cluster partners to provide emergency WASH services and items with a focus on the response needs for the 80,000 individuals displaced due to incidences of fighting in Tambura County and the 460,000 individuals affected by floods throughout the country.  With this funding, UNICEF through the WASH core pipeline will target the flood response needs of 68,400 children, women and men in Upper Nile, Unity, and Jonglei States in addition to the conflict displacement needs in Western Equatoria.  UNICEF will procure and pre-position items in hubs in Yambio, Bor, Malakal, and Bentiu for release to partners for provision of life-saving services. UNICEF will procure and pre-position items in hubs in Yambio, Bor, Malakal, and Bentiu for release to partners for provision of life-saving services. 

Provision of hygiene and menstrual hygiene health items at the household level through WASH Cluster partners will enable affected populations to adopt key safe hygiene practices. Affected communities will be provided with soap for personal hygiene and handwashing, and menstrual hygiene management for women and girls will also be addressed through the provision of hygiene kits. Provision of access to and use of emergency latrines including handwashing stations that are appropriate, gender segregated, accessible to people with disabilities and culturally acceptable in the most concentrated displacement sites at community level and in institutions. WASH cluster NGO partners who receive latrine slabs from the core pipeline will be responsible for mobilizing funds for latrine construction outside of UNICEF’s resources in this allocation unless already funded through partnerships with UNICEF with other resources.
Envelope 1: Provision of emergency CCCM, SNFI, and protection assistance to vulnerable populations in IPC 4 and 5 areas of Jonglei state and and to inform the WASH Cluster’s strategy around the composition of its core pipeline and the procurement of core WASH goods in local markets ACTED and CINA propose an integrated multi-sectoral intervention using an area-based approach. through a combination of roving and emergency mobile CCCM modalities, as well as integrated protection and SNFI components, this holistic intervention will provide relief and build resilience of displacement-affected communities across the state of Jonglei. 

In addition, REACH proposes to support the enabling of vulnerable people to recover from crisis and building resilience of displacement-affected communities in Jonglei and all priority counties by conducting a WASH market assessment that will be used in market-based programming and the determination of the WASH core pipeline. This will be essential to ensuring that WASH activities contributing to all three strategic objectives are most effective and efficient. Overall, REACH’s activities will also contribute to the enabling environment for all humanitarian activities in target locations.
Integrated CCCM and Protection response for communities affected by the sub-national violence in Tambura County DRC proposes to implement an integrated camp management and camp coordination (CCCM) and general protection programme in Western Equatoria targeting Ezo, Tambura, Nagero, and Yambio Counties. However, the exact locations will depend on the access and security situation due to the rapidly evolving security situation. The project will directly target an estimated 36,000 affected individuals (without double counting) through integrated Protection and CCCM services. The project will target both IDP and host community members, including an estimated 34,000 IDPs and 2,000 host community members. DRC will consider the specific needs of men, women, boys and girls when implementing activities, including potential barriers they may face in participating in some of the project activities. 

The humanitarian assistance will be provided through a combination of roving and semi-static approach with the modality adapted depending on the target location and security situation. The protection response will include protection information collection and dissemination for advocacy and needs based programming protection awareness creation identification of persons with specific needs and support to access services provision of material and cash-based assistance for protection outcomes capacity development for humanitarian partners and other relevant stakeholders and strengthening of family and community based psychosocial support systems. The protection response will be complemented by, and integrated with a roving and semi-static CCCM response that includes completing site profiles, multi-sectoral assessments and 5Ws to understand the needs of the affected populations and potential gaps in response. Townhall meetings will be held to share information with the displacement affected population regarding the situation on the area of origin and in the displacement area to support populations to make informed and evidenced based decisions regarding durable solutions. DRC will also conduct safety audits of sites and communities will be supported to develop community-based mitigation plans and maintenance activities using the cash for work modality. The programming will be implemented over a period of six months, building on existing activities implemented by DRCs mobile response team in Ezo and Tambura Counties. Site coordination structures will be established and/or existing structures supported through capacity building on key CCCM and protection topics. The programming will be implemented over a period of six months, building on existing activities implemented by DRCs mobile response team in Yambio, Nagero Ezo and Tambura Counties.
Effective support of people affected by internal displacements in South Sudan - host communities and IDPs in Mangalla, Juba county by providing Shelter/NFI and providing life-saving WASH activities. Central Equatoria, Juba county, Mangalla, envelope 2. Polish Humanitarian Action (PAH) proposes a multisectoral, comprehensive response to address the needs of the most vulnerable people in Mangalla, Juba county, Central Equatoria state, targeting mostly the IDPs in Mangalla who arrived to the location last year. As the location is not the typical IDP site but the IDPs settled inside the community PAH will also, to small extend (10% of total beneficiaries) target Host Community. Project will cover the needs in frame of WASH and S/NFI, sectors. The integrated package of activities provided by PAH is aimed at reducing morbidity, mortality and protection threats, ensuring access to cross sectoral services providing lifesaving aid and assistance for future resilience and self-sustainability of the communities. PAH will respond to the needs of those in need due to displacements caused mostly by violence and floods which worsen the food security of population since mid-2020 and caused high influx of IDPs to Mangalla.
PAH will provide S/NFI response to the most vulnerable groups allowing repairs and replacements of the items and structures. In frame of WASH intervention there will be construction and rehabilitation of water points to ensure access to water, establishment of sanitation facilities at the health/nutrition centres and conduct excreta disposal solutions promotion at the HH level. 500 SAM/MAM caregivers will be provided with WASH NFI items. 
Community campaigns and awareness raising will be conducted on  Hygiene and Sanitation issues. 
 PAH will cooperate closely with other sectors partners e.g. establishing latrines at nutrition/health centres, training nutrition centres staff etc. Those moderate or severely malnourished will be referred to nutrition centers, they or their caregivers will be targeted for nutrition counseling 
The proposed multisector response, coordinated with partners on ground, will assure comprehensive response to the needs of beneficiaries. PAH is targeting 18,000 beneficiaries (3,060 men,	3,420 women, 5,760 boys, 5,760  girls).
Envelope 1: Food Security and Nutrition support for 83,260 vulnerable people in Pibor and Pochalla Counties, South Sudan. Joint Aid Management (JAM), in partnership with Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), is proposing a twelve-month integrated emergency Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL), and Nutrition project in Pibor and Pochalla counties with the overall objective of reducing morbidity and mortality through increased equitable access to critical lifesaving services targeting 83,260 vulnerable women, girls, boys and men.  Whereas JAM will implement FSL and Nutrition program across Pibor, NPA will implement the FSL program in Pochalla. Particular attention will be given to the beneficiary selection process to ensure the inclusion of people with special needs, households with children registered in curative centres, female and child headed households, IDPs and returnees.

Under the FSL response, JAM amp NPA will both implement dry-season activities for six months through distribution of emergency livelihood inputs – vegetable and fishing kits and farming tools – to 83,260 food insecure people (13,877 households) in Pibor and Pochalla counties to restore livelihood and strengthen long-term food production. It will further support farmers and fisherfolk on vegetable gardening and fishing through skills training on farming, post-harvest loss reduction and fish preservation. To integrate programming, catchment locations for these include communities in areas where nutrition, health and WASH facilities are situated. JAM will train 260 Mother Support Group (MSG) members and 165 Community nutrition Volunteers on nutrition-sensitive vegetable production/kitchen gardens. It will further establish of 26 kitchen gardens in OTP sites for practical demonstration to caregivers of malnourished children and set up 16 demo plots to improve dietary diversity, horticultural practices, etc. 

The nutrition intervention will specifically target 1,544 and 815 children under the age of five and 702 pregnant and lactating women (PLW) for SAM and MAM treatment through 10 static and 5 mobile CMAM sites. Through OTP and TSFP programs, active screening and treatment will be done, whereas complicated cases will be referred to Stabilization Center for inpatient treatment.

During the partnership, JAM will ensure NPA’s activities are in line with FSL cluster strategy and in compliance of SSHF guidelines through monitoring of activities and spending during the course of the implementation.
Enhanced Education in Emergencies Project to Improve Access to Quality Inclusive Education in Bentiu IDP Camp Mercy Corps’ Education in Emergencies Project aims to address the urgent and immediate needs of 14,000 school-age children (7,700 boys and 6,300 girls, including 140 children living with disabilities) and 540 front line personnel (446 men, 94 women) including teachers, SMC and PTA members, and school support volunteers. The project seeks to increase access to quality inclusive education and school-based child protection services for children in the Bentiu IDP Camp.
This proposed project seeks to achieve the strategic outcomes in alignment with priorities in Envelop 2 and by the Education Cluster, including:
Ed Cluster Objective 1: Improve equitable access to safe and protective education services.
 Support school activity and outreach to increase enrolment and attendance, especially for girls and children living with disabilities, by raising awareness and removing barriers to full inclusion
 Rehabilitation of TLS classroom blocks prioritizing urgent rehabilitation needs in IDP Camp schools as well as minor rehabilitation work and blocks where urgent expansion is needed
 Procurement of learning kits tailored to developmental needs of children ages 3 to 5 years, distributed to 19 ECD classrooms and,
 Rehabilitation and establishment of school latrines and WASH services prioritizing urgent repair needs and improvement in line with INEE and sphere standards, including gender-segregated latrine blocks.
Ed Cluster Objective 2: Improve the quality of education services of at all levels education system and protect the wellbeing of all children.
 Capacity strengthening for teachers through in-service teacher training activities (training sessions on key topics, classroom observations, teacher mentor scheme, etc.), prioritizing child-centered learning, MHPSS in school, life skills in addition to teacher code of conduct, GBV mainstreaming and PSEA awareness, and referral mechanisms Incentives for 452 primary school volunteer teachers 
 Training SMC and PTA to strengthen school management, school-based disaster risk reduction, focusing on COVID-19 mitigation and possible school closure response and,
 Support of school-led back to learning campaigns to identify and address barriers and gaps in enrolment and attendance.
ENVELOPE 1, 
Scaling up of emergency life saving integrated quality Education for conflict and flood affected IDPs, returnees and most vulnerable host communities in Tonj East County of Warrap State. This project targets a total of 4,374 children and adult of which 4,224 (1,812 boys, 2,224 girls) are school going children aged 3-18 years and 150 adults (89 Men, 61 Women) who will include teachers, local education Committee members and local Education Officials from Ngapagok, and Palal payams of Tonj East County. Additionally, the indirect beneficiaries of this project are the population who are within Tonj East County but are not the direct project target. This project will run for a period of 10 months targeting 6 schools, Ngapagok Primary ,Ngapanet Primary , Kachuat Primary, Malual Chum Primary schools in Ngapagok payam and Akier Primary and Pala Primary schools in Palal payam of Tonj East County. The 6 schools will be selected based on literacy statistics, enrollment and attendance data and environmental measures of the emergency to determine the most affected or most in need of assistance. The programs plan to establish/ rehabilitate Temporary Learning Spaces (TLS) with gender-segregated WASH facilities in target schools after consulting with the beneficiary groups on the safety of the sites, it will provide essential teaching learning and recreational supplies for emergency affected children age (3-18). Capacity building in form of teacher training psycho-social support pedagogy, classroom management and new curriculum and Psycho-social support to improve quality of learning and learning outcomes in the schools, provision of incentive to volunteer teachers, Training of Community Education Committees and Local Education Official on their roles and responsibilities on school management, Building capacity of Community Education Committee and Local Education Officials on Disaster Risk Response, Enhancing capacity of adolescent and youth on life skills and basic vocational courses and Establishment of referral pathways, Hygiene IEC materials (i.e. posters, leaflets) will be printed and distributed in English, local Arabic and other local language on COVID 19 prevention and mitigation measures. It will also provide community sensitization and risk communication to communities on Covid-19 transmission and prevention measures using mixed or multiple channels including promotion of personal hygiene with greater emphasis on regular hand-washing with chlorinated water and soap for at least 20 seconds. The interventions will reduce cognitive underdevelopment, more time on the learning task due to access to quality protected education, improve enrollment and attendance reduce gender disparities, increased dignity and safety particularly for girls and for people with disabilities, promote sanitation and hygiene through community centered approach. PCO is currently implementing Food Security and Livelihood project in Tonj East and has presence and Coordination office and also implementing Education Project in Gogrial West and Tonj North Counties of Warrap State.
Human Rights Droits de l'homme Advance protection of international human rights, including labor rights, not covered under other elements. This element supports governmental and nongovernmental organizations created to protect, promote, and enforce human rights. Support programs to educate governments on incorporating human rights standards and practices into all government activity. Protection anticipée des droits de l'homme internationaux, y compris des droites de travail, non couvertes sous d'autres éléments. Cet élément soutient gouvernemental et les organisations non gouvernementales ont créé pour se protéger, favoriser, et imposent des droits de l'homme. Programmes de soutien pour instruire des gouvernements sur incorporer des normes et des pratiques en matière de droits de l'homme dans toute l'activité de gouvernement.
Development Assistance - Development Assistance Aide au développement - aide au développement Development Assistance - Development Assistance Aide au développement - aide au développement
SO: Strengthened Peace building & Govern. Prog. in Africa AINSI : A renforcé la construction de la paix et régit. Prog. en Afrique Strengthened Peace building and Governance Programs in Africa Programmes renforcés de construction de la paix et de gouvernement en Afrique
Health System Strengthening Renforcement de système de santé Include activities that contribute to national, regional or district level systems by supporting finance, leadership and governance (include broad policy reform efforts including stigma, gender, etc.), institutional capacity building, supply chain or procurement systems, Global Fund programs and donor coordination. (Please note, as stated in the introduction, other activities will also contribute ultimately to reporting budget attributions to HSS. These calculations will be handled at HQ). Incluez les activités qui contribuent à national, régional ou les systèmes de niveau de secteur en soutenant des finances, direction et gouvernement (incluez les larges efforts de réforme de politique comprenant le stigmate, le genre, etc.), bâtiment de capacité institutionnelle, chaîne d'approvisionnements ou des systèmes de fourniture, des programmes globaux de fonds et coordination de distributeur. (Notez svp, comme stipulé dans l'introduction, d'autres activités contribuera également finalement à rapporter des attributions de budget au HSS. Ces calculs seront manipulés au QG).
Can Tho Urban Development and Resilience Project The Project Development Objective is to reduce flood risk in the urban core area, improve connectivity between the city center and the new low risk urban growth areas, and enhance the capacity of city authorities to manage disaster risk in Can Tho City.
West Africa Coastal Areas Resilience Investment Project To strengthen the resilience of targeted communities and areas in coastal Western Africa.
Medium-Size Cities Integrated Urban Development Project The proposed PDO is to support the Borrower to: (1) improve access to selected urban infrastructure (including public spaces) and services in Participating Cities; and (2) to strengthen the institutional capacity of the Borrowerâ€™s relevant agencies to deliver andmanage local infrastructure.
Resilient Productive Landscapes in Haiti The Project Development Objectives are: (i) to improve the adoption of resilience-enhancing agricultural and landscape management practices in selected sub-watersheds; and (ii) to enable the Government to respond promptly and effectively to an eligible emergency.
Sudan Social Safety Net Project The objective of the Project is to strengthen the capacity of the Recipient to transparently and effectively implement the CT Progra m, and to pilot a PSN approach for poor households
MZ-Social Protection project The objective of the project is to provide temporary income support to extremely poor households and to put in place the building blocks of a social safety net system.
Multi Donor Trust Fund for Mainstreaming Disaster and Climate Risk Management in Developing Countries The objective of this Multi-Donor Trust Fund is to support developing countries in mainstreaming disaster and climate risk management into national and local development planning and investment programs, and help disaster-affected countries to improve the quality and timeliness of their recovery and reconstruction. The Trust Fund will operate as a Core Fund under the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery (GFDRR) Partnership, effectively aligning donor funding and interests with client demand and thematic priorities consistent with a pre-approved strategic framework and work plan, in keeping with the GFDRR Partnership Charter and its strategy (as may be approved from time to time by the GFDRRâ€™s Consultative Group).
The Community Social Cohesion (CSP) Project: Strengthening Social Cohesion in Cabo Delgado and Niassa <p>The overall objective is to increase social cohesion and resilience to radicalisation in five instability-affected districts of northern Mozambique. This will be achieved through the completion of two outcomes: Outcome 1: Increased trust between host residents and IDPs.</p><p>Outcome 2: Improved collaboration amongst key stakeholders working in conflict-related matters.</p>
Supporting the Collection of Reliable, Local Data on Political Violence and Protest for Early Warning in Mozambique <p>The Overall Objective/Impact of the proposed project is to improve policy and programming around conflict prevention/response and early warning efforts in Mozambique.</p><p>The three outcomes of this action are: (1) high-quality, locally-informed data on political violence and protest in Mozambique are collected and published; (2) robust, timely, and policy-relevant analysis on political violence and protest in Mozambique is produced and published; (3) data and analysis reaches international, regional, and local policymakers, stakeholders, and conflict-affected individuals</p>
Activity under preparation ExM Mozambique 2024 <p><span style="color: rgb(64, 64, 64); background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Exploratory mission to Mozambique in view of the general elections in October 2024</span></p>
EFM Mozambique 2022 Contract related to: EFM Mozambique 2022 - Organisation of European Union Election Observation Missions in the countries which are on the priority list approved by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission
Activity under preparation EOM Mozambique 2024 Contract inherited from multiple actions, related to: EOM Mozambique 2024 - Multiannual action plan for the European Union electoral missions and complementary activities in 2024 and 2025 : Decision C(2023) 7684, adopted on 8/11/2023.
Supporting recovery, peace and stability after cyclones Idai and Kenneth The overall objective is to support recovery, peace and stability in the aftermath of cyclones Idai and Kenneth in priority districts.
ExM Mozambique 2024 <p><span style="color: rgb(64, 64, 64); background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Exploratory mission to Mozambique in view of the general elections in October 2024</span></p>