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(Area-Based-Allocation) Lifesaving CRI Distribution to population affected by conflict in Al Nuhud locality, West kordofan State. ltpgtltbrgtThe intervention aims at supporting 546 HH (households) with core relief items for the new displaced in Al Nuhud, West Kordofan state impacted by the conflict. core relief items/ non food items (CRl/NFI) will support alleviating suffering and promoting positive coping mechanisms. The process of beneficiaries’ selection will be based on as set of vulnerability criteria according to the sector standards. The procurement of materials will also consider sector standards while putting consideration to the assessed situation on the ground. The distribution will hold on to the principles of promoting dignity, ensuring safeguarding measures in place, additionally, accountability and feedback mechanisms including child-friendly mechanisms will also be ensured.Target population is 2,730 individuals (580 women, 450 men, 750 boys, 950 girls), The project scope and coverage in consideration of prioritization of areas where cluster severity. Lifesaving interventions include, assessments and verications of the most needy, procuremnt of core relief items/ non food items (CRl/NFI), distribution of items and conduct post distribution monitoring.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtTo ensure conflict sensitivity, joint committees for area based allocation project aimed at helping to support community cohesion will be established at the onset of the project and actively engaged throughout the implementation phases. Consultative targeting of project's sites and ltbrgtbeneficiaries to ensure vulnerable segments of the communities inclusive of all gender, age and tribal groups will be targeted to minimize ltbrgttensions over access to scarce resources. Further, there are strong transparency and feedback mechanisms to support accountability to ltbrgtthe beneficiaries. Shelter  NFI distribution will be inclusive to build inter-ethnic relationships.lt/pgtltpgtlt/pgtltpgtltbrgtLife-saving – time-criticalltbrgtThe core relief items/ non food items (CRI/NFI) items intervention will support the newly arrived households to be protected from the loss or damage of household materials, moreover, protecting children and their family members from the risks of GBV, natural hazards, and safeguarding risks. Household positive coping mechanisms will be supported through the distribution of essential NFI materials/items. SORR has wide range of experience in this ESNFI and has implemented similar project under RRF/IOM grants in both West and South Kordofan state.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Area-Based Response: WASH intervention in Al Geneina, El Fasher and Nyala, to address conflict-affected population and health facilities needs for access to water, sanitation, and waste management. ltpgtltbrgtGiven the alarming humanitarian situation in Geneina, SI proposes a WaSH intervention to address the urgent need for water access, sanitation, and waste management. The intervention targets 121 160 individuals from 4520 households, including 7006 women, 5424 girls, 5876 men, and 4294 boys. ltbrgtThe activities as presented in this proposal will address critical water and sanitation needs for vulnerable IDP and host community populations remaining in Al Geneina specifically but also in surrounding areas as well as, if context allows, it provide assistance to population in El Fasher and Nyala, by increasing access to safe and adequate sanitation services and reducing the risk of vector borne diseases. SI will prioritize water supply and access as the most urgent need, followed by sanitation services and solid waste management. SI will construct emergency communal latrines and will ensure desludging as per need, with a focus on the upcoming rainy season. To further limit any potential serious public health risk, SI has included training and items to facilitate community cleaning campaigns. In synergy with other proposed projects (ECHO, BHA), SI aims to reach targeted populations with hygiene promotion awareness sessions and will distribute items needed for safe hygiene practices.ltbrgtAs health workers resume activities in Geneina, SI will support the repair and rehabilitation of WASH services in health facilities, particularly through water trucking, rehabilitation and maintenance, and training of HF staff. ltbrgtThis project is also a complement to Project CBPF-SUD-23-R-INGO-25822 currently in progress in Geneina, Kulbuz and Jebel Moon, in order to address further needs that cannot be covered by the current grant.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Response to the urgent needs of vulnerable food insecure people in Kordofan and Darfur regions through provision of emergency agriculture support to enhance stable crop production and improve access to food. ltpgtltbrgt


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and logistics support for seeds delivery and distribution in Kordofan and
Darfur regions. Specifically, the project will cover increased seeds transport
cost to the three Kordofan states (North, West and South) and three sates in
Darfur (North, East and South). lt/spangtlt/pgt

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ltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gtDelivery of 2.7 thousand tonnes of sorghum seeds to above mentioned
states, will enable 1.4 million people to produce food in the targeted 51
localities of the six states in Kordofan and Darfur. Due to the ongoing crises,
support to vulnerable households’ food production is essential to ensure food availability
in Kordofan and Darfur regions, as well as preventing increased case load of
food insecure population in the regions.  lt/spangtlt/pgt



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Response to Cholera Outbreaks in Gedaref, Kassala and Al Gezira States ltpgtIn line with identified needs and the priorities set under the Cholera response plan in Sudan, CARE will provide response to Cholera outbreak in Gadaref (Medinat AlGedare)f, Al Gezira(Madani, Al Kubra), Kassala (in Kassala city Locality).CARE will implement the project directly with State Ministry of Health (SMOH) where the aim is to contribute to reducing morbidity and mortality due to Cholera and reduce the outbreak transmission in high-risk and affected areas. The interventions will contribute to the objectives of the Sudan Cholera Response Plan November 2023 – April 2024. CARE will(1)support  surveillance system, through supporting Rapid Response Team (RRT) to ensure timely investigation of suspected cholera cases through provision of incentives and essential stationaries and printings. Airtime communication for 6 months will be provided to improve timely reporting of cases.(2)In Case management pillar, CARE will support operation of  CTCs in Madani, Kassala and Gadaref by providing incentive for  staff to ensure continuity of services. CARE will support MoH in conducting case management training to health care providers. CARE will liaise with WHO and UNICEF to support medical supplies to the CTCs, while CARE will procure essential equipment identified by MoH as gaps in CTCs (e.g Laboratory items, beds,), in addition, CARE will provide IPC supplies (such as, gloves,detergents) to reduce the transmission of infection in the CTCs (3) through MoH, CARE will provide awareness raising activities in the community on Cholera prevention and control, through public awareness activities and printing of IEC materials.(4) CARE will enhance WASH services inside CTCs by providing cleaning and IPC materials. Activities varies in each States and each CTCs based on the discussion with the MoH in the State on gaps and need in the CTCs and in the Cholera response activities.This project is contributing to CARE’s multi sectoral Cholera outbreak response strategy, that was developed by CARE in September and is currently implemented in Gadaref and Kassala States through SHF-ERRM Funds and CARE Pooled Fund. While in Al Gezira State, through CARE Pooled Funds.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Cholera response in Red Sea and Sennar States ltpgtltbrgtThe project aims to reduce morbidity and mortality rates from the Cholera outbreak throughout the Red Sea, and Sennar states, specifically in the affected localities. Save the Children will target high-risk localities to prevent and mitigate the impacts of Cholera and other rainy season-related hazards, to avoid unnecessary mortalities, and to reduce related morbidities. Local partners will provide preventative measures through CTC establishment and support in Sawakin locality health facility, and the support of the ongoing CTC and health facility in Sennar state. lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtWASH interventions and assistance will focus on ensuring cholera treatment centers have adequate ?wash services and facilities to enable quality case management This will include the installation of water ?storage facilities to ensure the availability of adequate and sustainable water supply for drinking, ?disinfection, and other hygiene and domestic uses, rehabilitation of water dispensing system within ?Sawakin CTC. This will be accompanied with water chlorination and treatment to ensure the quality of ?water meets the agreed upon standards. Wash services will also include the construction of emergency ?latrines and a medical incinerator to ensure safe excretion and medical waste disposal. Disinfectants and ?cleaning materials will also be provided. At the community level in the 3 states mainly Sawakin in the Sawakin Red Sea state and Sennar town, the proposed Wash interventions will include water quality ?monitoring including chlorination of water at the point of use to ensure the water consumed is meeting the ?WHO water quality standards. HHs will be supported with water kits including Jeri-cans, buckets, and ?ibrigs for hand washing, soap will also be distributed to affected HHs and vulnerable populations to ?ensure they have access to hand washing materials to prevent disease transmission. The proposed ?action will also ensure communities have access to the right hygiene messages through conducting mass ?media campaigns to disseminate key hygiene messages such as hand washing with soap, food hygiene, ?safe water handling, and safe excrete and solid waste disposal to prevent and mitigate disease ?transmission. Community-based volunteers who will play a key role in community mobilization, ?sensitization, and education through conducting and carrying out awareness sessions and FGDs and ?delivering hygiene massages will be trained to do hygiene promotion activities at the community level.?ltbrgtlt/pgt
Area-Based Response - Provision of life-saving Health Nutrition, Shelter/NFIs services for the displaced people affected by crises and fighting in Sennar state ltpgtThe continuous confrontations in Khartoum and various other places between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since April 15th, 2023, have led to grave repercussions for innocent people. The fighting has extended to additional areas like Darfur and North Kordofan.ltbrgtAccording to the OCHA flash update on May 21st, 2023, over one million individuals have been forced to leave their homes since the beginning of the conflict, seeking refuge both within and outside the country. The crisis poses substantial difficulties regarding operational access, security, logistics, and banking, adding complexity to the situation. The operational environment is anticipated to remain extremely uncertain, with limited and temporary opportunities for access that might be restricted to certain regions.ltbrgtUnder this project, SC will operate three health facilities in Sennar state (2 Sennar  1 Sinja), procure and supply essential medicines, and support the referral of critical cases from primary to secondary care providers. In addition to the rehabilitation and support, two stabilisation centres, 1 in Sennar and 1 in Sinja, support MUAC screening and referral by community nutrition volunteers.ltbrgtUnder the Shelter/ NFIs, NFIs kits, including Collapsible Jeri-cans, blankets, mosquito nets, kitchen sets, sleepingnbspmattresses, and plastic sheets, ing to 100 HHs, in addition to the distribution of emergency shelter kits to 85 HHs, including plastic sheets, bamboo, wooden ballets, and sleeping mats. Awareness sessions will accompany the distribution on how to use it and community sensitisation on using the complaint and feedback mechanism available in their respective areas.nbspltbrgtlt/pgt
Strengthen Gender Equality and Empowerment in Mine Action in the Mine/Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) affected ASEAN Member States Contribution to ARMAC to support the improvement of knowledge related to gender and women's empowerment in humanitarian demining programs in the ASEAN region through study, training and knowledge/experience/expertise exchange activities. Contributo ad ARMAC per supportare il miglioramento della conoscenza relativa alla tematica di genere e all’'empowerment femminile nei programmi di sminamento umanitario nella regione ASEAN, mediante attività di studio, di formazione e di scambio di conoscenze/esperienze/expertise
Global Train and Equip Program - CT Company To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Global Train and Equip Program - CT Logistics Company To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Global Train and Equip Program - Counterterrorism Company To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Global Train and Equip Program - Counterterrorism Logistics Company To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Global Train and Equip Program - Burkina Faso CT Logistics Company To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Global Train and Equip Program - Burkina Faso CT Company To conduct or support programs providing training and equipment to national security forces of foreign countries for the purpose of building capacity of partner nations. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) provides program management. Country teams work through DoD geographic Combatant Commands (COCOMs).
Global Train and Equip Program - CT Capability Enhancement The objective of this program is to build the capacity of Burkina Fasos national military forces to conduct CT operations, including reconnaissance, insertion and extraction, hostage rescue, day and night ground operations, and interdictions. Equipment provided includes vehicles, radios, weapons accessories, ammunition, medical supplies, operational clothing and equipment, and training.
Bridging the Gaps: Innovative Activities ITPC’s Missing the Target (MTT) research series aims to support civil society advocates to monitor the delivery of HIV services in their countries and hold national governments and other stakeholders accountable to ensuring quality treatment access for all in need. The MTT process includes the provision of funds for community-level research and advocacy as well as training for participating local organisations. Outputs include MTT research reports and advocacy activities based on the findings that are undertaken by the organisations in parallel with the report’s preparation and after its release. In 2016, country partners in Tajikistan and Pakistan will begin an MTT project to identify the conditions under which PUDs in each country can be adherent to ARVs. This will have a special focus on the political factors that impact these conditions, as well as the community-level factors that impact these conditions. In Pakistan, research and advocacy will be carried out by country partners with support from MAINline. In Tajikistan, research and advocacy will be carried out by country partners with support from AFEW. Each country may have further focus their research (per discussions during country Launch Trainings; see below) but will operate under this broader theme with guidance from ITPC – ultimately helping to share lessons learned and best practices. To support civil society advocates to monitor the delivery of HIV services in their countries and hold national governments and other stakeholders accountable to ensuring quality treatment access for all in need. We expect to train 10 data collectors We expect to reach 200 KP respondents We expect to reach 2 local CSOs as country teams
Angola - Feasibility Study of Shikolondo Nzagi Dundo Road and Border Infrastructure at Shikolondo Angola - Étude de faisabilité de la route Shikolondo Nzagi Dundo et de l'infrastructure frontalière à Shikolondo The proposed operation is a NEPAD-IPPF grant not exceeding USD 1 580 000 awarded to the Republic of Angola to finance the implementation of preparatory activities for the construction of the Shikolondo-Nzagi-Dundo road and border infrastructure on Angolan territory. The proposed road, which is a variant of the Trans-African Highway (TAH) 3: Tripoli - Cape Town, and its cross-border infrastructure, are vital economic and strategic links connecting the Republic of Angola to DRC and other Central and Southern African States. These roads are part of the infrastructure considered necessary to improve economic cooperation between the two countries and enhance the competitiveness of their economies. Following the award and signing of the study service contract, studies and ancillary activities are expected to be implemented over a 16-month period. L'opération proposée est un don du NEPAD-FIPP d'un montant maximum de 1 580 000 USD accordé à la République d'Angola pour financer la mise en œuvre des activités préparatoires à la construction de la route Shikolondo-Nzagi-Dundo et de l'infrastructure frontalière sur le territoire angolais. La route proposée, qui est une variante de la route transafricaine (TAH) 3 : Tripoli - Cape Town, et son infrastructure transfrontalière, sont des liens économiques et stratégiques vitaux reliant la République d'Angola à la RDC et à d'autres États d'Afrique centrale et d'Afrique australe. Ces routes font partie des infrastructures jugées nécessaires pour améliorer la coopération économique entre les deux pays et renforcer la compétitivité de leurs économies. Suite à l'attribution et à la signature du contrat de service d'étude, les études et les activités auxiliaires devraient être mises en œuvre sur une période de 16 mois. Project Objective is to determine the best technical, economic and socio-environmental option for the construction of the Shikolondo-Nzagi-Dundo road and Shikolondo border infrastructure in the Republic of Angola. L'objectif du projet est de déterminer la meilleure option technique, économique et socio-environnementale pour la construction de la route Shikolondo-Nzagi-Dundo et de l'infrastructure frontalière de Shikolondo en République d'Angola. The construction of a Kasai River crossing at Kalamba-Mbuji/Shikolondo will help to facilitate the movement of goods, services and people, as well as reduce transport costs and travel time along the road corridors passing through Mbujimayi and Dundo. This will strengthen socio-economic integration in Central Africa and improve regional connectivity. La construction d'un point de passage de la rivière Kasai à Kalamba-Mbuji/Shikolondo contribuera à faciliter la circulation des biens, des services et des personnes, ainsi qu'à réduire les coûts de transport et la durée des trajets le long des corridors routiers passant par Mbujimayi et Dundo. Cela renforcera l'intégration socio-économique en Afrique centrale et améliorera la connectivité régionale.
Angola - Luanda Stormwater Networks Rehabilitation Project Angola - Projet de réhabilitation des réseaux des eaux pluviales à Luanda Le Projet de réhabilitation des réseaux des eaux pluviales à Luanda a été approuvé en 1991 et a été financé par le fonds africain de développement et a été annulé par la suite.
Angola - Feasibility Study: Cabinda Rural Development Project Angola - Etude de Faisabilité: Projet de Développement Rural à Cabinda Etablir le dossier de faisabilité d'un projet de Developpement Rural de la province de Cabinda. (9 objectifs généraux subsidiaires).
Angola - Telecommunication II Angola - Télécommunications II L'objectif visé par ce projet est de désenclaver les provinces, améliorer la qualité du service téléphonique à Luanda et instaurer un bon système de gestion et de planification des investissements et des ressources humaines.
Angola - Health Project I - Essential Drugs Angola - Projet Santé I - Médicaments Essentiels L'objectif principal du projet est de doter la République d'Angola d'une bonne structure et de moyens de développer et de soutenir à long terme sa politique en matière de médicaments essentiels en :  1) Assurant la production d'une bonne partie des besoins du pays en médicaments essentiels;  2)  Mettant sur pied un moyen de contrôle de la qualité ds médicaments produits dans le pays et importés;  3) Améliorant le processus de Gestion, de stockage  et de distribution; 4)  Formant différents catégories de personnel national, tels des pharmaciens, des gestionnaires et des techniciens dans tout les secteurs d'activités du médicaments.