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Improving Access to Quality, Protective Education for Conflict-Affected girls and boys in Hajjah governorate (Priority 2) The proposed project contributes to priority 2 of the YHF first standard allocation, as well as the education cluster strategy and the 2022 HRP. The project aims to support the formal education system to extend safe, protective, and inclusive education in emergencies to vulnerable girls and boys in hard-to-reach, underserved locations. 

The project will target 3,400 children (66% girls) and 85 teachers (60% female) in Abs district in Hajjah Governorate (severity ranking – 4). 

Children will be targeted from IDP hosting sites as well as the surrounding host communities, and particular attention will be paid on ensuring that the most vulnerable children (including girls and children with disabilities) are supported to access quality educational opportunities. 

The intervention will enable access to quality safe and protective education for the targeted children by addressing a range of barriers identified through an extensive mixed methodology needs assessment. These barriers are key contributors to non/low-enrolment and poor attendance among girls and boys in Abs and have been confirmed by children, parents and caregivers, community leaders, teachers, and education authorities.

To address these barriers, classrooms in targeted schools will be rehabilitated, and where necessary, temporary learning spaces (TLSs) will be established to address overcrowding in existing classrooms. Schools will be equipped with furniture (desks, boards, first aid kits etc.). WASH facilities in schools will be rehabilitated and/ or established to ensure basic hygiene and sanitation, with particular emphasis on ensuring girls and children with disabilities have access to appropriate facilities. Additionally a consumables cleaning kit will be provided to promote regular maintenance of the facilities. Children will be provided with student kits in a schoolbag containing notebooks and other essential scholastic materials, while teachers will be provided with teachers’ kits with basic teaching materials (including specific logbooks to monitor and record student attendance and academic achievement). Schools will be provided with additional teaching materials (chalk, markers etc.) to ensure continued education services. Finally, all supported schools will be provided with a recreational kit to ensure that children are afforded their right to play and to contribute to their psychosocial wellbeing.
MSP and nutrition  Response for Conflict Affected IDPs and Vulnerable Host Community in Hayran District -Hajjah Governorate Residents of Hyran district in Hajjah governorate are experiencing difficulty in mobility and access to public services, and their economic conditions have deteriorated as a result of the blockade imposed on the area due to the conflict in the country, where the district's population is more than 14,996 people spread across 28 villages and population centers.
With an Integrative approach among the ongoing TFD's projects in Hayran district, this project will operate a mobile clinic in Hayran district and its close areas in Hajjah governorate that will provide Minimum Service Package (MSP) in underserved areas with a current health gap. This project will provide preventive services for communicable diseases and dispense free medicines for women, boys, girls and men (1200 men, 1000 women, 1200 boys, 1000 girls). In addition, reproductive health services will be provided for (500) women which include the distribution of clean delivery kits. Particular attention will be given to the routine vaccination of children (102 boys and 98 girls) which will be provided in coordination with the Ministry of Public Health and Population - Aden.
Cases requiring a higher level of health care will also be referred to a nearby center or a specialized hospital in Saudi Arabia.
The project will also implement CMAM package to 2,600 children (boys and girls) under the age of five as well as pregnant and lactating women. In all project sites, TFD will carry out activities such as SAM and MAM admission and treatment, community screening, SAM and MAM referrals for girls and boys under five, the provision of preventive services (such as deworming, vitamin A micro nutrients) to children (boys and girls) under five, the provision of health education to pregnant and lactating women on nutrition as well as IYCF in Hayran facility and at a community level to woman, boys and girls. Furthermore, training on community management of MAM, SAM, and IYCF promotion will be provided to community nutrition workers (women and men) recruitment and training on prevention, control, and IYCF promotion will be conducted for community health volunteers and ongoing community social mobilization and sensitization will be implemented throughout the project sites.
Through the Ministry of Public Health and Population in Aden, UNICEF will provide micronutrients, plumpy nut, and vitamin A for malnourished children (boys and girls) under the age of five as well as pregnant and lactating women. The rest of the supplements will be provided through the coordination with the World Food Program or through the project which will be implemented by TFD and funded by King Salman Center.
At the end of the project, TFD would have achieved 120 children under five (boys and girls) admitted and treated for SAM, 800 children under five (boys and girls) admitted and treated for MAM, 180 pregnant and lactating women (PLWs) treated for MAM and community members sensitized on IYCF promotion.
Provision of life-saving access to safe water to vulnerable population in 37 districts in Yemen through fuel support for selected WASH services. The Local Water and Sanitation Corporations (LWSCs) are the WASH service providers in urban and peri-urban towns in Yemen. Due to the protracted conflict and economic deterioration, one of the main constraints faced by LWSCs is the acute lack of financial resources to procure diesel fuel to ensure the functionality of the water abstraction systems. Fuel support is necessary to ensure access to safe water to the Yemeni population, while preparing the foundation for long-term development support such as providing more effective and sustainable power sources (e.g. solar systems) in order to rebuild and maintain the operation and water capacity and transition from fuel dependency.

In order to sustain the current existing water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services and ensure that 3.6 million people can be provided with access to safe water on a daily basis for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene and safe sanitation, the fuel support will be used for the production/pumping of water from 462 deep water wells (estimated to be 244,115 m³ per day) located in 110 water wells field managed by the LWSCs in 37 districts in Yemen. 

Through the contribution from YHF, UNICEF will provide fuel to LWSCs in 37 districts in the governorates of Aden, Al-Bayda, Al Dhale, Al-Hodeidah, Al-Mahra, Al-Mahweet, Amran, Dhamar, Hadramout, Hajjah, Ibb, Lahj, Raymah, Sa'adah, Sanaa, Shabwa and Taiz during the month of October 2022. The fuel will be used to generate the power required for water pumping, to support the distribution systems and the wastewater treatment, and will ensure production of safe water from the existing water wells operated and managed by the LWSCs. The targeted water supply systems will cover the needs of 3,675,047 people (839,319 men, 826,965 women, 1,025,806 boys, and 982,957 girls) of conflict-affected and vulnerable communities.
Emergency interventions in education for the IDPs and the most vulnerable students in the host communities in Khabb wa ash Sha'af District, Al-Jawf Governorate 2022 (Priority 2) The proposed project activities are in line with priority two under the YHF First Standard Allocation strategy 2022, which aims to Provision of emergency, life-saving assistance, and protection to the most acutely vulnerable IDPs, refugees, migrants, and host communities most at risk 

Aligning with HRP Strategic 2022 and the Education Cluster objectives which aim at safety and an inclusive learning environment that promotes the well-being and resilience of the most vulnerable girls, boys. Khabb wa ash Sha’af district, Al-Jawf governorate comes under those objectives 

Al-Jawf governorate is classified with severe to catastrophic education needs (severity rankings three to five), and within areas that has the largest gap between needs and response 
The project will be implemented closely with education authorities in the conflict-affected school-aged children (boys amp girls) in Khabb wa ash Sha’af district.

MOZN conducted the need assessment for seven schools, from which the project will target 3 schools which are in the most priority. The most notable findings of the need assessment where about 8 classrooms are in need of rehabilitation, 4 schools are in need of completing the construction and 5 classrooms are in need of establishing. Among the other findings, (4 ) latrines are in need for construction. 

The project is designed to be implemented over a period of 8 months (September 1st, 2022 - Apr 30th, 2022), the alleviation of the educational burden will be visible by supporting the most in-need 3 schools with 500 school bags, 100 school desks, 15 whiteboards, 4 recreational kits, 3 solar power, construction 4 latrines to enjoy adequate privacy (especially females). Besides providing 3 training courses for teachers and educator( males, females) in the 3 targeted schools also providing 3 training courses to activate FMC role in schools to cover the gap in order to provide educational services. 

The targeted schools were chosen with a close coordination with the clusters, consultation with SCAMCHA and local authorities, and based on the results of the rapid need assessment conducted by MOZN in July 2022. MOZN has the capacity amp access in the targeted district as it has experience in education system through projects implemented by skilled amp qualified staff 

In accordance with the Core Education Response priorities, the project will provide access to well-accredited education for the affected children through the delivery of educational assistance, despite of the possibility of encountering some risks like sudden insecure situation or delay of any kind. MOZN has prepared several mitigation interventions to ensure fully implementation of all the project activities and the satisfaction of beneficiaries
YHF RA 3 2022 – Priority 3 - Integrated response of comprehensive WASH services to vulnerable communities in Bani Qa'is district, Hajjah Governorate. In January 2023, ZOA conducted a Rapid Need Assessment (RNA) in the targeted priority district identified by the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Cluster. Based on a review of existing data and key informant interviews, gaps in water, sanitation and hygiene are critical in Bani Qa’is district. 

The overall objective of this project is, therefore, to ensure continuity of WASH services and mitigate /address potential protection risks of the most vulnerable people through integrated response of comprehensive WASH services, ensuring WASH activities are according to the assessed need and to ensure durability.

ZOA targets 2,500 households (HHs), including an estimated 17,500 beneficiaries of whom 4,305 are men, 4,323 women, 4,515 boys and 4,357 girls. The project includes the following standardized WASH framework activities:
1.1.1 Repair, rehabilitate or augment water supply systems
1.2.1 Provide gender appropriate latrine facilities
1.3.1 Training of community volunteers in hygiene promotion and community engagement approaches
1.3.2 Hygiene promotion/awareness and community engagement focused on hand washing.
1.3.3 Community-led cleaning campaigns for IDPs, vulnerable groups, and other affected communities

For the activities the needs and the expectations of the women are prioritized. For example the needs of women will be reflected in the location and  selection of the  water supply systems and in the design of latrines.  Gender-appropriate latrine construction selection criteria are described in the activity section. In general, ZOA uses a community-based targeting approach that involves community committees in selecting the most vulnerable community members eligible for support.
Provision of protection and essential assistance to meet the needs of vulnerable migrants in Abyan - Yemen INTERSOS is seeking to ensure the provision of emergency, life-saving assistance, and protection for new arrival migrants in Abyan governorate. The project is covering 12-month activities for all components and is complementing/continuing existing migrants response programming in South Yemen implemented by INTERSOS, funded by OCHA/YHF (SA1 2022) amp IOM/DG ECHO consortium.
 In Abyan, INTERSOS will run a mobile migrant’s response team (MRT) for new arrival migrants, covering Khanfir district. The MRT will have 2 SWs, 1 Nurse, 1 Lawyer, and 1 translator.
Core activities include:
 Registration and assessment of migrants and provision of Psychological First Aid (PFA), dignity kits, food items (in kind), Non-Food Items (NFIs) and emergency first aid (mobile response).
 Provision of awareness sessions to migrants on protection risks regarding transit and move, safety and well-being, legal rights and information on available services
 Mixed migration awareness sessions for host community and trainings for government and security officials
 Protection monitoring and reporting on violations of human rights of migrants and others on the move
The project will cover 8,360 beneficiaries minimum: 660 host community members and 7,700 migrants: 60% men, 15% women, 18% boys and 7% girls 77% Ethiopian, 2% Somali, 20% Yemeni host community and 1% other nationalities.
Provision of emergency telecommunication services to humanitarian partners operating in Yemen Since 2015, the WFP-led Emergency Telecommunication Cluster has responded to telecommunication challenges, facilitating the humanitarian response in Yemen. This common service is critical to the success of the humanitarian operations in Yemen. Based on agency needs, the ETC provides secure telecommunications support, internet hubs, connectivity and related services, technical support, and oversight of IT infrastructure on demand. The cluster also aims to contribute to broader community-level improvements by supporting general access to internet and IT services in collaboration with the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. 
The ETC does not have any other source of funding available to ensure the continuity of services as of the rest of 2022. This YHF allocation will be vital to prevent a disruption of services.
Emergency WASH Intervention for IDPs and Affected host communities in Bart Al Anan District , Al- Jawf governorate ( Priority 2) The project design is based on rapid needs assessment conducted in June 2022 by YARD based on community needs. The project aims to improve WASH services for IDPs and affected host communities in Tho Musa amp Afi Salbah sub- districts - Bart Al Anan district, Al- Jawf governorate. Bart Al Anan district has been classified as a high-priority geographical area by YHF for WASH interventions. This project will be implemented with a well- thought approach to ensure the most vulnerable populations, which include specific needs of women and disabilities while ensuring their participation in planning, implementation, and monitoring.
305 IDPs HHs and 458 Host communities HHs, will benefit from adequate and safe access to water to safe water in Tho Musa sub- district, Bart Al Anan district, through construction of a rainwater harvesting tank.
184 IDPs HHs and 274 Host communities HHs will benefit from adequate and safe access to water and hygiene assistance in Afi Salbah sub- district-Bart Al Anan district through water quality surveillance, rehabilitation of water systems, formation of 2 Community Committees.
The project will maintain support and coordination with (GARWAP).
Providing life-saving WASH assistance to the most vulnerable IDPs and host communities affected by displacements and conflict in Taiz (priority 2) The ongoing conflict in Yemen continues to affect the lives of millions in various forms. In particular, the WASH infrastructure of the country has been significantly affected, hence causing precarious living conditions for host communities and IDPs alike, impacting the overall health situation dramatically. 

Unprotected water sources, defect surface wells, unaffordable water prices and worn-out water sources, and the absence of latrines are some of the key challenges Yemen’s population is facing. Taiz has been severely hit by the conflict, diseases spreading due to the aforementioned lack of WASH infrastructure. 

The project aims at mitigating these challenges by providing life-saving WASH assistance to 21350 individuals in sites and non-sites in Dhubab and Maqbanah districts in Taiz. 

To achieve this, the project will provide access to safe drinking water by rehabilitating wells and installing a solar pumping system. Furthermore, the project will ensure improved access to sanitary facilities at households (HH) and community level by installing latrines and hand wash facilities and conducting soft activities in the form of hygiene promotion sessions during carrying out the project activities, 

UN-Habitat has the capacity, experience, and skilled staff to carry out the humanitarian intervention involved in the current proposal. The project will be implemented with local organization ARD, which has been allocated as sub-implementing partner. ARD is based in Taiz and has access in all target districts. Moreover, it has established solid relationships with local authorities, community leaders and other decision-making stakeholders.
Provision of lifesaving (Nutrition) response to IDPs and host communities in Al-Qanawis and Abs districts, Al-Hodeida and Hajjah governates. Yemen is considered as the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world, due armed conflict and economic collapse. As a result, 2.2 million children in Yemen are suffering from acute malnutrition, out of which 540,000 children are at direct risk of death and life-threatening complications due to severe acute malnutrition [HNO 2023]. YHF has launched the 3rd reserve allocation to mainly contribute to malnutrition reduction through IFRR approach. In line with this, VHI is proposing with this project to deliver a set of nutrition interventions as follows: 1) provision of IYCF consulting services including CHVs awareness raising. 2) provision of basic medication for SAM cases. 3) SAM high risk cases referral support with transportation cost. 5)Provision Health Mobile team in Al-Qanawis district. 6)Capacity building of HWs and CHVs through refreshing training on basic CMAM and IYCF. 7)Support CHVs and HWs who provide IYFC and MAM/SAM treatment services with monthly hazard allowance, and work at targeted 6 HFs, Temporary Health Point, and 1 MT in Hodeida and Hajjah governates. The proposed activities will be implemented in 6 health facilities (HFs) 3 HFs and 1 MT in Al-Qanawis district and 4 health care points and 1 temporary health point within coverage of 4 IDPs sites in Abs district. The proposed activities aim to cover the nutritional needs of IDPs and host communities in two priority districts for integrated famine risks reduction (IFRR) response under YHF 3rd reserve allocation 2022. For this project, VHI has closely coordinated with other implementing partners (IPs) to ensure the complementarity of implementation of IFRR mechanism through supporting SAM/MAM treatment implemented by other partners with other donors such as WFP and UNICEF. Therefore, this proposal will contribute to malnutrition reduction by improving the access to nutrition services and enhancing IYCF practices for caregivers of children 0-23 months in 3 HFs and 1 MT in Al-Qanawis district (Al-Taam HU, AL-Najari HU, and Al-Qaham HU), as well as in 3 health care points and 1 temporary health point in Abs district (Al-Dukum Point, AL-Kuzia Point, and AL-Khadish) Point in Abs IDP sites. A total of 12,718individuals, 11 men, 10,217women, 1,195 boys, and 1,295 girls, will benefit from the proposed activities in this project which they will have strengthened access to nutrition services and their preventative on being exposed to MAM/SAM will be improved.
Provision of rental subsidies and shelter maintenance/upgrades in  Ibb city, and Tuban Districts in Ibb, and Lahj Governorate (under the allocation Priority 2) Almost all the IDPs affected by man-made disasters have been suffering from substandard living conditions mainly sheltering of different types including rental accommodations, makeshift shelters, collective and public buildings, IDPs hosting sites, and families hosted by local relatives. Since the sheltering is considered the top priority assistance for displaced, 
This project will support the most vulnerable displaced and host community ( percentage of Marginalized groups) families living in one IDPs site in Ibb city within Ibb Gov and Tuban district within Lahj Gov through provision of one-off shelter maintenance and upgrade activities and rental subsidies for families sheltered in rented accommodations through the provision of six-months rounds in Ibb CIYY for 600 HHs and provision of shelter maintains and upgrades in Tuban for 500 HHs which essential both ensures that all beneficiaries have an equal opportunity to access basic services in an equitable and dignified manner.
This project is developed in line with the YHF allocation strategy and shelter cluster objectives that articulated as The living conditions for the most vulnerable 1100IDPs and host communities’ HHs in 2 districts of Ibb, and Lahj governorates improved through the provision of rental support and shelter maintenance and upgrades ensuring access to basic shelter sustainable solutions and services for the most vulnerable IDPs living in settlements and it contributes to improve the living conditions of affected populations as well as reduce the burden of host communities based on the latest assessment conducted by TYF in the targeted areas in coordination with shelter cluster.

All the activities will be conducted in close coordination with shelter cluster at all levels and step-by-step technical guidance throughout the project.
. In addition, the project will ensure accountability to the affected population, the following activities are taken place: Conduct 100% verification of beneficiary list, promote and establish TYF and YHF complaints and feedback mechanisms among beneficiaries, and conduct post-distribution monitoring (PDM).