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Strengtheing the voice of older women and men: greater civil society participation in the Open-ended Working Group on Ageing Older people will participate in and inform the outcomes of the 2015 OEWGA and build older people's engagement in the debate on their rights at national level. This project will achieve four things: 
Firstly it will enable the participation of a group of older women and men from Africa and Asia in the 2015 OEWGA session in New York. Secondly, greater participation of older people themselves and civil society more broadly will ensure that the debate and outcomes of the OEWGA better reflect the challenges and barriers to their rights that older women and men are experiencing in their everyday lives across these two regions. Thirdly, greater participation would also serve to build the capacity of these human rights defenders to engage in debates on older people's rights with their governments more effectively at the national level, encouraging more active and informed Member State participation in the OEWGA process as well. And fourthly this project will directly contribute to building a stronger civil society network working on the rights of older people. This will bring greater visibility to and understanding of discrimination in older age and recognition that this is an issue of human rights concern. More effective participation by African and Asian civil society in the debate around the rights of older people
Addressing COVID-19 exacerbated  humanitarian needs of older people, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups in seven refugee camps This project will bring increased awareness and protection of vulnerable refugees, including older men and women, PwDs and other refugee and host community groups against COVID-19 through supply of PPE and continuous awareness. Furthermore it will support an increase in nutrition and health services availability for vulnerable refugee men and women through supply of fresh food through voucher system and continuous home-based care assistance To contribute to the protection and lifesaving needs of older people, PwDs and PSNs in protracted emergency in seven refugee camps of Gambella.
Inclusive emergency response for Older People affected by Tropical Storm Chalane. The project will predominantly target older women and men (60+), including older people with disabilities and their care givers. The project shall target 2500 HHs in Dondo and Muanza Districts of Sofala provinces. In Dondo we will work in Savane Resettlement and Mutua Resettlement Sites. In Muanza District we will work in Nhantsato, and Muanza Sede, sites which have been severely affected by the tropical storm. By the end of the project, will have achieved the following results,                                                                                  
(i) Sector 1: Health- Enhanced local health system by increasing accessibility for older women and men and older people with disabilities to age friendly health services in order to reduce local transmission of covid-19 in resettlement areas that may be exacerbated by the influx of IDPs caused by the effects of tropical storm Chalane. (ii) Sector 2: Food Security and Livelihood- Targeted Tropical storm Chalane Affected older people and PwDs have restored their food security and have their livelihood systems strengthened. (iii) Sector 3: Shelter- increased security and safety of older people and people with disabilities in temporary shelters through the provision of shelter NFIs and construction of houses (iv) Sector 4: Policy and Protection Sector - Increased protection and inclusion for older women and men and older people with disabilities in the tropical storm Chalane affected population through awareness raising on GBV, SEA, ACHS and establishment of complaints and feedback mechanisms.
Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal To provide immediate needs and access to life saving humanitarian assistance to those most at risk people including older people with and without disabilities and their families.
Enhancing the capacity of NSA to improve the well-being of disadvantaged groups in Thanh Hoa Province To reduce poverty and improve the health of disadvantaged people by strengthening the capacity of civil society organisations to promote more “grassroots-oriented” development in Vietnam
To promote provision of protection and assistance services to refugees and asylum seekers, specifically Persons with Specific Needs (PSNs) in Mtendeli, Nduta and Nyarugusu camps. The project goal is to promote provision of protection and assistance services to refugees and asylum seekers, specifically Persons with Specific Needs (PSNs) in Mtendeli, Nduta and Nyarugusu camps. The envisaged outcome is strengthening and enhancing the quality of people centered protection services for 29,000 PSNs (51% male 49% female), including children with disabilities and other vulnerable men and women. Services for Persons with Specific Needs Strengthened Operations Management, coordination and support strengthened and optomised
Development of the National Council of Older People of Moldova Develop a clear-cut concept of the structure of the National Council of the Older People, the internal and external functional mechanisms of the Council and its interaction between different members and external institutions. Define the mission, vision, eligibility criteria of members, regulation for functioning and methodology of work of the Council, its Plan of Actions and funding mechanisms from various possible sources (membership, private, governments, donors) The proposed objective of the Council is to improve policy dialogue between civil society and public authorities at central, regional and local level in order to improve protection of the rights of older people in the Republic of Moldova.
Better Health for older people: reducing poverty by improving health for older people in Africa The programme will reach more than 383,000 older people in 4 African countries (Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania and Zimbabwe) to improve access and the affordability to age-appropriate health, HIV and care service. Increase access to HIV and social protection services through increased targeting of most disadvantaged groups by service providers. Increase the engagement with policy makers including governments at different levels. Increase participation of CSOs in the formulation, implementation and monitoring of national, regional and global HIV and SP policies and strategies. Generate, document and share research and learning among CSOs, government and other stakeholders contributing to effective regional and national HIV and SP policies and programmes.
Boresha afya ya wazee: improved health and wellbeing for older women and men in Tanzania The project aims to improve the health and wellbeing of 25,100 older people (13,052 women, 12,048 men) including older people (OP) with disabilities in Tanga and Mwanza regions of Tanzania, reducing their vulnerability to geriatric conditions, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and sexual and reproductive health (SRH) issue; and improve access to healthy ageing and SRH information to 12,750 adolescents and adults living in multigenerational households. Increased  knowledge  and  skills  among  health  care  providers,  community institutions  and  community  members  in  Korogwe  and  Magu  to  address  the rising  burden  of  NCDs,  geriatric  conditions  and  SRH  needs  among  older people. National  health  frameworks  adopt  age,  gender  and  disability  inclusive  priority actions  outlined  in  SDGs  3  and  5  influencing  older  people's  health  and inclusion in the health systems. Increased advocacy and in-country dialogue with a range of stakeholders to address the rising challenges of NCDs.
Kyrgyzstan: Enhancing Diabetes Prevention and Self-management To contribute to improved awareness, prevention and self-management of Type 2 Diabetes amongst at risk groups and people living with the condition in the Kyrgyz Republic (Chui, Issyk-Kul, Batken)
Strengthening public health capacity to respond to Myanmar's disease transition Co-financing for the EC funded project Strengthening Public Health Capacity to Respond to Myanmar's Disease Transition, contributing to the process of health reform in Myanmar so that the goals of equitable and universal healthcare can be achieved To strengthen the University of Public Health and wider health stakeholders to support evidence-based policy and improved health services, particularly in preparation for the transition towards non-communicable diseases in Myanmar University of Public Health and 125 staff; Myanmar's health authorities including 1,500 staff; other health institutes including Co-applicants (100 staff); 1,500 health students.
Strengthening the voice of older people in South Africa South Africa's National Development Plan (NDP), and wider government policy processes, are more effective in addressing older people's key needs and constraints Older people are mainstreamed in service delivery and in the implementation of programmes related to the NDP Strengthened capacity of South Africa Older People's Forum (SAOPF) and the members of the South Africa Ageing Network (SAAN) to raise awareness, campaign and advocate effectively for older people inclusive service delivery and NPD activities Regular and effective engagement between civil society organisations, OPFs and government at all levels on older people's rights and issues Improved intergenerational and cross community support for inclusion of older persons in local development and service delivery at both the local and national level
Integrated Humanitarian Response to the Needs of the COVID-19 Affected Rohingya Older Women and Men Since October 2017, HelpAge has been implementing an Integrated Humanitarian Response Programme amongst the 21,000 older women and men of Forcefully Displaced Myanmar Nationals (FDMN) in the 06 makeshift camps – 8E, 11, 12, 13, 15 and 18 and in Palongkhali union in the adjacent Host Community (HC) of Ukhiya sub-district, Cox's Bazar district, Bangladesh. HelpAge is providing humanitarian support to FDMN men and women aged 50+ and men and women aged 60+ in the HC. Through this programme, HAI are providing geriatric healthcare, physiotherapeutic services, psycho-social counselling, age and disability friendly WaSH, protection, nutrition, economic self-reliance, prevention & care of COVID-19 as well as technical support to other humanitarian actors and advocacy for age and disability inclusive humanitarian responses for older people in the Rohingya response.

For this project, HelpAge and local partners Resource Integration Centre (RIC) and Young Power for Social Action (YPSA) are proposing to extend activities to camps 14, 19 and to HCs in the adjacent area - Joarinala union in Ramu Sub-district. This response will reach 6,000 older women and men, again with a focus on FDMN aged 50+ and HCs aged 60+. Older people are protected, feel safe and have full access to safe, appropriate and dignified humanitarian assistance in response to Covid-19 Older people have full access to safe and appropriate health and nutrition services in response to Covid-19. Older people are included in COVID-19 preparedness, protection and response policies, developing plans and systems with Governments and other key humanitarian actors, ensuring that the voices of older people are considered in the response and programme design and delivery. 6000 people
Emergency Food Support to Refugges Residing in RACs in Moldova To provide conflict-affected population(s) with short-term access to emergency food assistance through provision of in-kind and/or cash-based transfers To provide lifesaving humanitarian food assistance to Ukrainian refugees currently staying in RACs in Moldova by providing three hot meals per day
Strenghtening Developing Member Countries' Capacity in Elderly Care - Firm for Strenghtening Devloping Member Countries' Capacity in Elderly Care (consultancy) The project, seeking to improve long term care systems, aims to:  1. To improve the regional knowledge based on elderly care and  2. To increase the capacity of Development Member Countries to develop policies and plans for elderly care services. HelpAge provides consultancy services to this Asian Development Bank led programme which will contribute to the achievement the programme objectives. The countries of research include: Sri Lanka, Viet Nam, Indonesia, Thailand, Tonga and Mongolia. Building an in depth knowledge of long-term care systems in 6 DMCs by generating country diagnostic reports Identifying areas/projects for investment in 4 DMCs Building policy and planning capacity across stakeholders for long-term care in 6 DMCs
Ensuring Gender and Age Dimensions of Human Rights are realised in Moldova This project will prevent cases of violence against older women by strengthening community structures' ability to raise awareness of violence targeting older women so they can equip older women with skills to protect themselves and for survivors to seek assistance. The project will also increase the capacity of Multi-Disciplinary Teams (MDTs) of the NationalReferral System (NRS) and Centres for Prevention and Assistance (CPAs) to support violence survivors and to identify those at risk. Where incidents do occur, the project will ensure that the response meets the needs of survivors.
The project results will be achieved through three main strategies. Firstly, the MDTs and the CPAs will be trained in the needs of older women who are at risk of, or have experienced, domestic violence in all forms and how to support them. Second, mentoring will be provided to community volunteer groups (OPGs) to plan and execute community outreach activities that ensure older women are aware of their right to protection and what support is available through MDTs and CPAs. These OPGs will become models and knowledge hub in the work with violence survivors. Thirdly, media agencies will be engaged to ensure that they are able to report issues of violence against older women sensitively and with no risk to survivors. To improve awareness and management of age and gender based violence among civil society and government actors. The goal is to contribute to the reduction of incidences of domestic violence against older women in Moldova and ensure it is recognised and addressed by duty bearers and decision makers. It will directly support the fundamental human right of all persons – freedom from violence for all ages. Primarily Women  - adults and over 60s. Secondary beneficiaries - CSOs, journalists/media, service providers including social/welfare workers.
UNFPA COVID-19 Global Reseach Global research on the impact of Covid-19 on older people, with an emphasis on Africa, Eurasia and the Middle East, with additional content from Asia and Latin America.
Livelihood Support for Disadvantaged Groups 2 Project in Tinh Gia district, Thanh Hoa province Overall objective(s): To improve the well-being of individuals adapting to displacement and migration in Tinh Gia District by facilitating community-led sustainable development 

Specific objective(s): To improve income security, protect and promote good health, and ensure the inclusion of vulnerable groups in service delivery and local development in 22 communities in Tinh Gia district             This will be accomplished through work towards five expected outcomes: Outcome 1- 	 3 new ISHCs are established and 22 old ISHCs are able to lead initiatives promoting participatory development.

Outcome 2 	Increased income for at least 500 ISHC members involved in Income Generating Activities (IGA)
	Outcome 3 	Improved health and care services and health awareness 
Outcome 4 	Enhanced access to rights and entitlements for marginalized groups through new community monitoring mechanism 
Outcome 5	 Greater collaboration, support and experience sharing between local service providers, local authorities and communities
Humanitarian response to deliver lifesaving assistance to the Ukrainian refugees in Moldova The purpose of this project is to assist 1820 Ukrainian refugees in Moldova with food, hygiene kits and NFIs for one month To provide lifesaving humanitarian food assistance to the Ukrainian refugees staying in Refugee collective centers in Moldova To provide emergency NFI and hygiene kits to the Ukrainian refugees staying in Refugee collective centers in Moldova
Raising the voices of the marginalised in South Africa Strengthening and capacity building of older people in South Africa to identify and address their exclusion in national and sector policy and government budgetary allocations. Advocacy in favour of older persons issues in South Africa is completed Improve the social protection experienced by older persons in South Africa Increase the access to appropriate age-friendly health/HIV and care services of older persons in South Africa
Reducing Poverty in Myanmar through Older People's initiatives Expansion of Older People's Self Help Groups and build activities on livelihoods, health, homecare and DRR. Support will be given to these Groups to initiate and implement development activities within their own communities by promoting better understanding of issues facing Older People, and establishing both better relationships as well as closer coordination with local authorities for the betterment of all. To enhance institutional capacity of currently functioning and newly established OPSHGs to plan, implement and sustain livelihood activities, health care and home care services for frail and home bound older people in selected communities in Pathein, Kykailat, Pathein Gyi, Pyin Oo Lwin, Kan Gyi Dauk, Chaung ThaTownships and greater Yangon area in Myanmar. Strengthened capacities for sustainability of new and existing OPSHGs Enhance capacity to improve income generation. Establishment of sustainable community based home and health care mechanisms Provision of DRR training specific to the needs of Older People
Community Based Services for Older Persons in Cambodia To put in place a community project to deliver a range of services  through OPAs by non-paid volunteers and care assistants (paid volunteers) to keep older people healthy& independent as much as possible
Promotion of Preventive Measures including Vaccination against COVID-19 among Older People in Tanzania. The project aims to work initially in 2 regions with relatively high incidences of COVID 19 and will then aim to scale up lessons learned and best practices in more regions as the context permits. HelpAge in collaboration with WHO and UNICEF will lead, coordinate, and manage the interventions with the local ageing organisations in each region being responsible for the day-to-day implementation of the project activities at the community, district, and regional level in collaboration with the older people forums.
Accountability and Fulfilment for Older Persons in Order to Raise their Dignity - AFFORD Purpose of project is for older men and women, and their families, benefitting from age-friendly and more accessible social protection and health/HIV programmes Older men and women benefit from more accessible social protection programmes Older men and women access age-friendly health/HIV programmes Older People's rights, their access to social protection and quality health care is reflected in public policy at national and international level
Strengthening the participation and representation of older people in Uganda The programme aims to build the capacity of newly elected older people representatives and older people community leaders. Older Ugandans, who are over 60 years of age and constitute approximately 1.3 million people, face numerous challenges such as limited access to services, age discrimination, and societal marginalization. The 2016 national elections will for the first time include a ballot choice for district councilors that will specifically represent older Ugandans. Each district will hence have two older person representatives, one male and one female, who will be part of the district government. There will also be elections for eight regional representatives who will make up what will be a newly established institution of the National Council of Older Persons. HelpAge, in partnership with Uganda Reach the Aged Association (URRA), seeks to build the capacity of the newly elected district and national representatives of older people in order to strengthen their ability to represent the interests of their constituents and ensure that governance and economic concerns of older people are adequately addressed. The organization will also strengthen the capacity of local community based associations, specifically older citizen monitoring groups (OCMG) and older people's associations (OPA), so that they can hold their newly elected representatives accountable. To strengthen the capacity of 24 District Councilors of Older Persons District Councilors (2 from 12 districts) and 8 members of the National Council of Older Persons enabling them to effectively represent older persons in the district councils. To strengthen 24 Older Citizen Monitoring Groups and Older Person Association leaders in the same 12 districts enabling them to hold government officials accountable, and to track and monitor access and participation of older persons in service delivery and democratic processes. iii.	To increase awareness and understanding of the government's policies for older people among older people, policy implementers and the general public in the project area.
Dissemination and use of the Rapid Assessment of Malnutrition in Older People (RAM-OP) methodlogy and tools HelpAge has developed a methodology and tools for the Rapid Assessment of Malnutrition in older people (RAM-OP).  This programme seeks to roll-out the methodolgy and influuence better practice in humanitarian operations by stakeholders.  The programme is managed from the UK, but may incllude disbursements to partners globally. Provision of capacity building support to partners in at least Kenya, Bangladesh and Pakistan. International humanitarian organisations
Accountability framework for Global Nutrition Cluster Nutrition cluster teams at global and country levels have the knowledge and tools to ensure accountability to the affected populations. Development of operational framework, guidance and minimum commitments for the Global Nutrition Cluster and Country Nutrition Clusters to ensure accountability to affected populations
Phase 3 - Syria Crisis appeal To improve treatment and management of chronic diseases for Syrian refugees and host communities in Lebanon
Supporting the protection and inclusion of older people in humanitarian programmes in South Darfur This project will enhance the protection of vulnerable older IDPs and their households, including newly
displaced households, returnees and protracted IDPs in Kalma, Bielel, Nyala and Nyala North in South
Darfur, while reaching more older people through training humanitarian actors on the inclusion of older
people into programming and mainstreaming ageing into the humanitarian agenda. To improve equitable access to lifesaving protection services and assistance for the most vulnerable, newly displaced and other conflictaffected
older men, women and their households exposed to neglect, violence, exploitation and/or abuse in South Darfur, and support and
strengthen the capacities of national authorities, communities and partners to address protection needs and resilience of older people.
16 days of activism campaign engagement Support for the media and campaigning. The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is an international campaign to challenge violence against women and girls. The campaign runs every year from 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, to 10 December, Human Rights Day
Atención Humanitaria para la población de Los Robles, resguardo indígena de Pioyá, Caldono – Cauca. Mejorar las condiciones de habitabilidad y seguridad alimentaria de los habitantes de las personas mayores de la vereda Los Robles en el municipio de Caldono - Cauca