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Emergency & Humanitarian Response In Taiz The situation in Taiz governerate remains critical due to the ongoing ground fighting and the emerging epidemic cholera outbreak in addition to the country collapsed economy. The  cholera and acute watery diarrhoea emerged in the community, which is reflected in the general health office daily monitoring report of cholera/AWD outbreak which shows that 67% of the cases are children less than 15 years and 56% of cases are females from the total of 438 suspected cases inside Taiz city. The number of cases is increasing day by day due to the deteriorating humanitarian situation and ground fighting, and there is growing fear of a catastrophic humanitarian situation due to the current conflicts and limitation of humanitarian aid assistance and market supplies.  Oxfam will work through local partners to reach the affected locations in addition to direct implementation to the WASH activities. Only the Local Water and Sanitation Corporation (LWSC), Generation without Qat (GWQ) and The General Authority for Rural Water Supply (GARWSP) have been able to access the Taiz city to provide basic humanitarian support. Oxfam from a humanitarian standpoint will not remain indifferent  to areas that are difficult to access and will actively collaborate with LWSC, GWQ and GARWSP to provide emergency WASH assistance to the affected people through water trucking and disinfection of water sources, in order to reduce morbidity and mortality cases resulting from acute watery diarrhoea and other diarrhoea epidemics among members of the community through timely preparedness for epidemics in addition to controlling the extent and spread of AWD/Cholera outbreaks.
Yemen Crisis Response in Hajjah and Hodeidah Governorates 2015 Due to prolonged crisis, malnutrition was prevalent in the country. Oxfam provides cash assistance to vulnerable House Holds to fulfill basic food and non -food needs. These communities are provided hygiene awareness sessions to reduce health risks. Oxfam has comparative advantage because of its organisational competence in cash transfer programming. Through early recovery interventions, Oxfam will also aim at improving the livelihoods conditions of targeted communities through provision of productive assets with required means and skills.
Giro 555 COVID Response - Yemen Top line activities : Activity 1.1: Train health staff on vaccinations / and volunteers engaged in the support to vaccination activities. Activity 1.2: Supply material like Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for medics administering the vaccine. Activity 1.3: Supply vaccination's table including chair with good quality. Activity 2: Information campaigns / awareness raising around vaccinating and advocacy for equitable access as well as building trust on the vaccine including the following activities: 2.1: Capacity building training to community health volunteers to awareness raising around vaccination . 2.2: Monthly incentives for community health volunteers. 2.3: Information campaigns through media Television (TV) or radio. Activity 3:Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) activities related to vaccination (Solid waste management) including the below activities: 3.1: Provision of solid waste management tools and cleaning materials to the vaccination centres.  3.2: Monthly incentives to waste collection workers . 3.3: Rehabilitation of vaccination centres/construction of medical incinerators.
Provision of safe and comprehensive WASH, FSL, and Protection response in Marib Overall Objective: The response aims for an efficient contribution to a sustainable improvement in the ability of Marib's governorate to address challenges of integration of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and response to recurrent humanitarian needs setting a platform for long -term solutions. Specific Objective: i. Better protection for IDPs in temporary and permanent settlements, Protection needs of the most vulnerable IDPs and conflict affected people are identified and supported through durable solutions ii. Alleviation of humanitarian needs among IDPs and hosting communities, reduced public health risks, improved access to basic services, and access to immediate income generating opportunities through coordinated effort with local actors; A total of 1200 conflict -affected IDP House Holds (HHs) selected through a participatory process will receive YER 93,000 per HH per round, for six rounds modality to meet 80 % of their minimum food needs through Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT)/ voucher modality depending on local markets functionality. The support will benefit a total of 8400 IDPs (2184 men, 1848 women, 2268 boys, 2100 girls). providing mitigation measures to protection risks in the targeted area, and providing beneficiaries with cash for protection assistance. Provide 8400 IDPs (2184 men, 1848 women, 2268 boys, 2100 girls) living in underserved areas in Marib district with safe, sufficient, and reliable drinking and domestic water supply services
Humanitarian Assistance to Conflict Affected Communities in Lahj, Yemen Implement Water supply schemes, train water management committees, distribute hygiene kits, train Community Health Volunteers (CHVs), conduct community health campaigns, conduct environmental cleaning campaigns and conduct cash transfers.
YEMEN Floodings One round of Multi Purpose Cash Transfer (MPCT) to 750 targeted Internally Displaced Person (IDP) households (550 HHs in Hajjah and 200 HHs in Marib)  Project team will conduct During Distribution Monitoring (DDM) on the same day of the distribution  Procure and distribute 500 basic hygiene kits and tarpaulins, of which 300 kits will include dignity kit for women and girls Procure and distribute 100 water tanks with size of 500 litre to affected IDP households  Construct 40 emergency latrines (40 in Marib) and rehabilitate 100 latrines (50 in Marib and 50 in Hajjah) to IDP whose latrines were destroyed or severely damaged.  Desludging of Communal Pit Latrines: At least 2,350 m3 with average of 100m3 per day of wastewater removal to safe disposal site is targeted along 3 months period; with total of 7,050 m3 Distribute chlorination and disinfection of water sources in Marib.  Public Health and Hygiene Promotion Support community alert system through Community health volunteer for referral of disease outbreaks Conducting Rapid protection assessment for the targeted IDPs camps in Marib effected by the flood to identify the existence protection risks, available services and access challenges.  Oxfam will conduct protection analysis in Marib in line with the centrality of protection approach Oxfam will provide protection cash assistance to support 100HHs/individuals in Marib and 20 HHs/individuals in Hajjah with protection risks  Regularly mapping of the available services and communicating relevant services providers to ensure effective referral pathway
Technical Assistance to Sisters' Arab Forum and Financial Contribution to Oxfam This project contributes to PIP P00418  'Research and Development (R & D) for Innovation in MEEECIS". It pilots innovative development approach by promoting the legal protection of women in Yemen and also providing technical assistance to Sisters' Arab Forum, a national Yemeni NGO, to implement a legal protection project funded by the Netherlands Government.  The  project will be managed by the RPPM (ME) with a main objective to enhance the institutional capacity of SAF, and to provide funding for Oxfam legal protection project to sustain the legal aid assistance for poor women in 5 governorates in Yemen. The duration is 3 years.
Humanitarian Response In Saada The protracted crisis in Yemen was exacerbated by the latest interference of external factors, i.e. Saudi -led coalition airstrikes and the siege stopping imports of food, fuel and medical supplies, and has made the situation on the ground much worse. So, the  main objectives of this intervention  is to contribute to diminishing risks related to shortage of water, sanitation ,hygiene and livelihood  for the affected communities in Sa'ada province, through a set of activities which include emergency water trucking, rehabilitation/construction of water and sanitation facilities and dissemination of hygiene messages  .
Humanitarian Capacity Development and Response Project Yemen is facing a chronic humanitarian crisis. This is exacerbated by recurring conflict and displacement, water scarcity, soaring food prices and high rates of malnutrition and disease. Given the political and economic instability in country, humanitarian assistance is going to be required in Yemen for the foreseeable future. The scale of need exceeds the capacity of the government, and to some extent the humanitarian community, to respond. This project is therefore being developed to provide further support and development to in country structures for effective humanitarian preparedness and response.
WASH and EFSVL Response for IDPs & vulnerable groups in Amran Governorate, Yemen This project aims to provide sufficient, clean, physically accessible and acceptable quality water for vulnerable households in Internally Displaced Person (IDP) camps and host communities in four districts of the province of Amran (Khamer, Bani Suraim, Houth and Algaflah), which lack sufficient water to meet their basic needs. The project will support 88,186 people. All beneficiaries will have improved access to safe drinking water. 26,300 people receive improved access to sanitary facilities. In addition, 63,600 people will be able to improve their hygiene practices and 33,215 people gain knowledge about gender -based violence.
Emergency Response In Amran The project contributes to improved access to education and health for 30,481 conflict -affected children and youth, and 948 teachers in Amran, Yemen through Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) and protection activities in 70 schools. So this will be through supporting safe water and inclusive sanitary facilities for schools, and to enhance the learning facilities, environment, and health for girls and boys along with education personnel. All activities will take into consideration the specific needs of girls and people living with disabilities. Protection activities will aim to reduce the risk of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV), negative coping mechanisms, and the impact of the conflict on the well -being of school -children, as well as promoting menstrual hygiene among girls. The project will provide psychosocial support and promote gender equality, particularly the needs and rights of girls. Compensation will be given to teachers not receiving salaries in line with authority requirements and standards, to address teacher absenteeism and livelihoods. Finally, the project will build and strengthen local actors and structures to enhance the sustainability of the actions and collective outcomes.
Community-Based Integrated Health Care Project, Yemen This three years project aims at improving the health status of poor women, men and children in 22 remote communities in Hadhramout through establishing community health financing schemes, strengthening the capacities of the district health systems, training of women as health providers and community health promotion. It is building on Oxfam's experience in the Wadi and Desert Region of Hadhramout, and piloting in the coastal areas. Oxfam implement this project through its staff in the sub  -office in Hadhramout in partnership with the Regional Health Offices, and in collaboration with other key stakeholders.
Strengthen  the livelihood of communities and enhance their resilience - Sadaa The project will implement World Food Programme (WFP) Food For Asset approach which is aimed at building community assets and social infrastructures which contribute to improving the community economy hence improving their resilience and also support small scaled youth businesses. Oxfam will implement the project in Majz, Sahar and Saqayn districts in Sadaa governorate where it experiences active conflict, airstrikes and immigrants' movements.  It has been noted that food insecurity and malnutrition are more prevalent in areas with active conflict. The most recent Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) analysis (2021) revealed Sadaa is among the most food insecure governorates with respectively 65% and 59% of population in urgent need of emergency food assistance.
Yemen Advocacy Support. This project creating for the new fund related Yemen Advocacy Support.
Food Assistance for Assets, Resilient Markets & Livelihoods - WFP, Amran This project is to protect and improve food consumption levels of targeted households and strengthen their resilience by Improving access to food for 6,000 households in four districts (Khamer, Bani Suraim in Amran and Sahar and Saad'a districts in Saad'a) through the provision of cash transfers during the period of assistance while 1,250 households will be selected from the Food For Assets (FFA) beneficiaries, and other vulnerable groups in targeted communities to receive livelihoods assistance to start, restart or strengthen agricultural and non -agricultural livelihoods.
Addressing the harmful consequences of conflicts on FSL in Sa'ada The specific objective of the project is "Promoting resilience and protection of crisis - affected communities by strengthening their self -protection capacities, responding to and advocating on protection risks, and reducing their food insecurity through survivors -centred and community -led approaches". This will be achieved through three interconnected outcomes that feed into each other.  Outcome 1 envisages providing protection services through the community -based protection centres and referrals to other service providers by linkages development, and supporting persons with protection risks with accessing legal/civil documentation. Communities' capacities in self -protection will be improved through capacity -strengthening of community -based protection networks, enabling a cadre of youth from local communities to work at the community -based protection centres and acquire skills and knowledge, and implementing community -based local initiatives through protection grants with the support of CBPN and community members. The project will also focus on conducting protection monitoring, analysis and reporting, and disseminating analysis reports to influence practices and policies. Outcome 2 envisages building resilience capacities of vulnerable communities by forming self -help groups (SHGs) and capacitating them in disaster preparedness and response, undertaking a capacity and vulnerability analysis. SHGs will be  supported to formulate  community -based disaster preparedness and response plans, combined with provision of cash grants to communities/SHGs for preparedness/response. Extremely vulnerable HHs at high protection risks (also referred through community centres) will receive MPCA to meet their immediate food/non -food needs during the first month of a disaster. Likewise, resilience, coping capacities, and self -sufficiency of households and communities will be improved to reduce protection risks associated with their livelihoods strategies through supporting Income Gene
Marib Humanitarian Programme Response - PBA The aim of the project is women, girls, men, boys, and their communities, effected by conflict, disease and climate disasters can meet their basic needs in Marib are driven by multiple and competing crises including armed conflict, structural violence, COVID -19 and other disease outbreaks, as well as vulnerability to natural hazards. The situation is aggravated by chronic poverty, entrenched displacement, food insecurity, and underlying inequalities including ethnic/tribe/caste discrimination, and gender disparities that exacerbate the needs, vulnerabilities, and marginalization of people in many parts of the country.
Restoring functionality and improving water governance and sanitation, Aden The project will provide access to the basic water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services, this will be done through construction of new and/or rehabilitation of existing water supply facilities by installing water distribution networks, fitting boreholes and wells with pumps and generators, establishment and capacity building of water management committees, communities training on best hygiene practices, in addition to support communities to construct sanitation facilities.
Yemen Partner Investment Fund PIF This Project creating for Yemen Partner Investment Fund (PIF), where Oxfam Great Britain (GB) in Yemen within next three and a half years will provide flexible funds to its partners to encourage creative ideas, implementation of new initiatives and activities, support gaps for support cost of partners, disabled communities, and strengthening capacities of marginalized Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and Women's Rights Organisations (WROs). Thus, partners' strategies and vision will be met rather than Oxfam or donors ones.
Legal Protection and Advocacy Project Contributing to P00186, the project aims to reduce the threat of violence and discrimination against women. The project will improve women's protection through legal awareness and advice, and support in legal aid. Advocacy will target provision of free and equitable legal services for women by the state.  The project will be implemented at the national level and in 5 governorates. It will be implemented in partnership with the Executive Board and branches of the Yemeni Women Union (YWU) in the target governorates.
Humanitarian Response in Hajja and Hodeidah Governorates The project scope is focused on improving access to food and water provision services in a sustainable manner. The targeted communities will be provided with unconditional cash transfer to meet the immediate food needs,  hygiene promotion support to reduce the health risks and, hence, improve the hygiene practice with enhancement of people knowledge on gender and protection issues. The proposed intervention under this project will be implemented by Oxfam in Hajjah and Hodeida governorates.
Program Quality enhancement through targeted capacity building to Oxfam Yemen Programme Quality (PQ) quality enhancement initiatives which focuses on building capacity of both Monitoring and Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) and Partners around essential themes and topics which are crucial for delivering high quality program. The proposed initiative will therefore focus at building capacity of the country MEAL teams to ensure high quality data management, visualization and reporting, while taking into consideration foundational/crosscutting themes such as Gender, protection and feminist approaches which are highly sensitive and difficult to implement in the context of Yemen. Learning from these initiatives will be documented to add to enhance programming and contribute to the body of knowledge in the area of program quality Assurance.
Building Resilience of Communities in Taiz Governorate Funded by Oxfam Germany. This project created to be for Building Resilience of the conflict and economic crisis -affected, host, internally displaced people (IDP)/ communities & local institutions in Taiz governorate  - AL -Shamayteen and AL -Ma'afer districts funded by German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ).
Yemen COVID-19 Preparedness and Response Saving lives and alleviating human suffering of conflict and COVID -19 affected and vulnerable communities through provision of adequate, safe and gender sensitive WASH services to the health facilities, IDPs and vulnerable communities in the 8 governorates of Hajjah, Ibb, Taiz, Sa'ada, Aden, Adhale, Lahj and Amran
Integrated Food security and WaSH assistance in Lahj, Yemen The project will provide both unconditional cash transfer and cash for work to the targeted vulnerable House Holds (HHs) in  Lahj. The project will also be about the provision of safe drinking water through rehabilitation of water supply systems, provision of sanitation through the construction of wash facilities in schools, environmental sanitation through solid waste management and provision of hygiene kits and hygiene promotion including cholera awareness and key messages.
Emergency WASH assistance to famine risk population in Lahj under Parameter 1. 8,400 people in famine risk Musaymir District   - Lahj Governorate  have access to improved water, sanitation & hygiene by 2020. Rehabilitation of 3 water supply system (WSS) in Al Musaymir, Lahj including tech investigation. Fuel support to 3 WSS in Al Musaymir, Lahj for 3 months. Supply and support 3 WSS with spare parts and maintenance consumables in Al Musaymir. Up to 200 targeted Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) House Holds (HH) will be provided with family latrine support for construction and or adapting for disability or especially able people as appropriate in Al Musaymir district of Lahj.  HH will also get latrine cleaning kits to maintain will distribute directly with support from Community Health Volunteers (CHVs).  Provide support for solid waste collection & disposal. Solid waste tricycle kits, fuel and operators support for 6 months in Musaymir. This activity targets 7,500 individuals to benefit from Solid waste management support through supply of cleaning tools, environmental campaigns and community mobilisation.
Oxfam Apeal Emergency Food Security Response for Ibb office To contribute to alleviation of human suffering through increased access to food for vulnerable Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) women, girls, boys and men affected by the ongoing Yemen conflict in Taiz and Ibb Governorates through a  protection and gender sensitive humanitarian response.  Outcome: Increased access to clean water, sanitation  facilities, basic hygiene and food for 105,000 IDPs, and host communities  in Taiz (Dimnat Khadir, Mawiah, Sharab Alrona and AL -Taiziah  ) and Ibb ( Ibb and Al Sabrah  ) Governorate
Empowering communities to respond to conflict-induced protection risks. Oxfam will support existing community structures, or establish a community -based social committee, composed of members from Internally Displaced Person (IDP) and host communities, where these committees should represent most vulnerable people & groups such as (minority groups, internally displaced persons, women, marginalized groups and people with disabilities). In addition, 600 of the most vulnerable people/House -Holds (HHs) and groups who will be targeted in Sadah  include the following: Women headed household, people living with disabilities, single heads of household, child -headed household and marginalized groups ‘'Muhamasheen'', old people, IDPs and persons with chronic illness including mental health disorders: those groups are severely impacted by the ongoing conflict and they are at disproportionate risk during pandemics, as they suffer from hindered access to services and accurate information, often aggravated by stigmatization and arbitrary targeting as shown in needs assessment, and the findings of secondary sources and the primary sources.  Emergency Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihood (EFSVL): Oxfam will target 780 most vulnerable households in Majz district which are at high protection risk to reduce their vulnerability and increase their protection capacities by providing them with sustainable and safer livelihoods and income opportunities. The priority targets include Persons With Disabilities (PWD), minority groups ‘'Muhamasheen'', persons with specific needs, female -headed households, vulnerable children exposed to neglect, abuse, violence and exploitation, or women and girls at risk, including child marriage
Emergency WASH, Food Security and Vulnerable Livelihoods (EFSVL) response in Ibb Improving access to food, basic Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) supply and protection services for the most vulnerable populations in Ibb Governorates (Reef Ibb, Al Sabrah and Al -Dhihar Districts)