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Area-based allocation Life-saving Protection and WASH response in El Fula and Keilak Localities of West Kordofan State ltpgtThe objective is to provide integrated lifesaving services for conflict-affected and vulnerable people, IDPs, Refugees and Host Communities in El Fula and Keilak in West Kordofan. Alight will provide integrated protection and WASH services in El Fula, while only protection in Keilak locality. Also, for WASH activities, Alight will work with AORD local partner. The intervention in protection includes main general protection activities, such as protection monitoring through 4 focus groups and one protection assessment, awareness on protection issues for the community, capacity building for 50 service providers, plus individual protection assistance for 200 PSNs, with in-kind or cash support, and 100 referrals based on their needs and PSS to 200 vulnerable adults. Alight will also establish and run a protection help desk to facilitate communication with the affected population and support 2 already existing CBPNs to be operational. A post distribution monitoring exercise will be conducted after the PSNs support will be delivered, to assess the impact and the satisfaction of the beneficiaries and ensuring do no harm. ltbrgtFor WASH, Alight will rehabilitate and maintain 2 water yards, conduct water quality testing and monitoring, plus train 2 Water Committees on Operation and Maintenance. In addition, together with AORD, Alight will conduct monthly clean-up campaign and community raising awareness activities, conduct 2 trainings for hygiene promoters and distribute 200 hygiene kits for vulnerable residents.lt/pgtltpgtAlight will consider conflict-sensitivity and protection mainstreaming during the induction of staff and local partner and during awareness or capacity building for the affected population, while ensuring all activities bring together different communities and tribes. The implementation strategy aims at the inclusion and equal participation of all the affected communities for example for the water management committees, in the selection of hygiene promoters and members of CBPNs. Regular monitoring exercises, which are included in this proposal, will ensure updated conflict analysis during the project and consequent learning and adapting the implementation strategy to support social cohesion, resilience and empowerment of communities, reducing protection concerns. As per protection mainstreaming, for WASH distribution and support, People with Specific Needs will be priorized among IDPs, Refugees and Host Communities, because they are the most affected and neglected during crisis. Finally, PSEAH training and awareness are included as well for staff, partner, contractors and community, in line with Do no harm approach.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Multi Sectoral Needs Assessment in Conflict Affected Areas ltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black" lang="EN-US"gtMulti sectoral needs assessment will be carried
out in South Kordofan and Blue Nile. In addition, the far to reach enclaves
will be targeted. The purpose of the assessment is to provide information that
is directly comparable to other parts of Sudan. The preparations, data
collection and analysis will take 3 months with FSMU included in the project. lt/spangtlt/pgt
Area-Based Approach-Provision of urgent integrated Child Protection (CP) , Gender Based Violence (GBV)  and General Protection (GP ) services in Wadi Halfa  among newly  IDPs. ltpgtltbrgt


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8.0ptmso-bidi-font-size:10.0ptfont-family:" lang="EN-US"gtThe integrated
protection project" aims to meet life-saving acute, urgent, immediate
protection and to support the needs of 39,110 vulnerable individuals especially
children and women among newly IDPs.nbspThe project will focus on specialized
services to improve individuals’ safety, security and dignity by undertaking
the following: Namely provision of psycho-social support (PSS) services
including mental health and PSS (MHPSS) through which 50 persons with special
needs (PSNs) will be provided with case management services at individuals
level and 900 PSNs at group levels, structured PSS, life skills and recreation
sessions. About 20 unaccompanied and separated children (UASCs) will be
supported through family tracing and reunification (FTR) services. Therefore,
referral pathway will establish, strengthen and put in place in relation with
relevant services providers through 8 coordination meetings. About 100 PSNs
will access to life-saving services and provided with referral services for
reducing their risks. GBV training will conduct for 25 specialized of GBV
service providers for strengthening their technical capacity on GBV. Provision
of 24 community-based campaigns on nbspnbspCP, GBV, GP and Sexual
Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) to address SEA concerns as well as methods and
risks prevention. Information Education and communication materials (IEC) messages
will disseminate wider to share communication information materials among
affected communities. In addition to that NADA will use different methodologies
within the campaigns such as narrative theater, silent theater which address
needs of persons with disabilities (PWDs). Also, the project will provide
direct tangible support through distribution of 2,000 personal hygiene kits
(PHKs) and /or dignity kits. Additionally 100 PSNs will be provided with urgent
needs such as mobility aids, assistive devices nbspand clothes . The Project
will enhance accountability to affected population (APP) through formulation
and training of 2 community‐based feedback and complaint mechanism (CBFCM), The
project will be executed in close collaboration and coordination with relevant
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Area Based Response: urgent support for WASH and SNFI needs in the open area refugee settlement in Khartoum ltpgtltbrgtDue to the ongoing conflict in Sudan, and particularly in Khartoum, some refugees fled the area and self-relocated to safer places. However, many refugees including people with specific needs are stranded in Khartoum and are in dire need of humanitarian assistance. Also, in end-August 2023, heavy rains caused flooding and damaged shelters in Bentiu and Dar El Salam open areas, which are refugee settlements, in Khartoum State, further compounding this difficult situation for refugees in a situation where they have been cut off from humanitarian assistance for months due to the security situation.ltbrgtIn response, UNHCR intends to support COOPI to provide multi-sector (WASH, emergency shelter, and non-food items) assistance to 1,130 refugee households (approximately 5,650 individuals) in Bentiu and Dar El Salam open areas in Khartoum State by procuring and transporting shelter and NFI items to warehouses in Geadref for distribution by partner COOPI to affected families. ltbrgtltbrgtThis intervention is linked with the SHF project implemented by COOPI (CBPF-SUD-23-R-INGO-26863). COOPI has maintained access to these Open Areas, via a local partner whose presence on the ground has been confirmed. COOPI maintains constant communication with the communities’ leaders and WASH and Shelter committees of the targeted areas, utilizing their social network and national staff in the area. Beyond the point of delivering Items to the warehouse in Geadref State, and their release to COOPI, COOPI will coordinate, oversee, monitor, and report on the distribution of delivered items including, monitoring the security situation to revise security SoPs in case of a change in the context that can allow the staff to enter the areas safely during the project implementation period. lt/pgt ltpgtltagtltspangtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/agtlt/pgt
Respond to rising humanitarian needs of internally displaced and host populations affected by the compounded crisis in White Nile, Sudan. ltpgtltbrgt


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  ltpgtltspangtThe sudden outbreak
  and subsequent escalation of internal conflict in Sudan continue to aggravate
  the humanitarian situation, causing the displacement of more than 4 million
  people, mostly from Khartoum (71%) to River Nile, Northern, North Darfur, and
  White Nile states (OCHA, 08.14.23). Host populations, already highly
  vulnerable, are overstretched and the authorities cannot provide access to
  critical services, especially health, or ensure access to food in the context
  of a severe pre-existing food crisis. Spanish Red Cross (SpRC) and Sudan Red
  Crescent Society (SRCS) seek ltagtto respond to the increasing
  humanitarian needs of the internally displaced people (IDPs) and vulnerable
  host population in White Nile,lt/agt focusing on three priority actions:lt/spangtltspangtlt/spangtlt/pgt
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  lt/spangtlt/spangtlt/spangtltugtltspangtHealth,
  including epidemics/vector-borne disease prevention through WASH assistancelt/spangtlt/ugtltspangt. Mitigate the
  impact on health status resulting from the disruption of health services and
  deterioration of water management and hygiene conditions: provision of
  primary health care, including outreach services through mobile clinic, PHC
  medical equipment, supplies, and medicines, improve referral pathways to
  other available services based on community surveillance capacities,
  psychosocial support and distribution of hygiene and water safe management
  kits.lt/spangtlt/pgt
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  lt/spangtlt/spangtlt/spangtltugtltspangtEmergency
  response in a shelterlt/spangtlt/ugtltspangt
  for 4.800 individuals (estimated 800 households) for IDPs hosted in
  accommodation centers, distributing non-food items, such as blankets and
  mosquito nets. lt/spangtlt/pgt
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  to the increasing food insecurity through the distribution of cash assistancelt/spangtlt/ugtltspangt, based on market
  analysis, feasibility and oriented to improve access to food items or food
  production inputs in local markets.lt/spangtlt/pgt
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  Engagement and Accountability (CEA) in emergencies will be streamlined, under
  a conflict-sensitive approach. The operation is planned under the RCRC
  Movement coordinated response, led by the Sudan Red Crescent Society.
  Coordination with other humanitarian actors and country clusters is also
  mainstreamed to ensure complementarity.lt/spangtlt/pgt
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Protection lifesaving urgent response to Sudan Crisis in hard-to-reach areas in Northern state Wadi Halfa and Adabbah ltpgtltbrgtThe integrated protection project aims to meet life-saving urgent and immediate protection services to support the needs of vulnerable individuals especially children and women among newly IDPs. Through an integrated community-based approach, the project will focus on specialized services to improve individuals’ safety, security and dignity. Project will target a total number of 34,240nbspbeneficiaries in Wadi Halfa and Adabbah localities. All proposed interventions will be gender and conflict sensitive analyzed, ensuring that child protection (CP), Gender Based Violence (GBV) and general protection (GP) risk mitigation is well considered in the design. The project will start by identification of vulnerable individuals with strong focus on unaccompanied and separated children (UASC), GBV survivors and persons with disabilities (PwDs), it will continue to monitor and report protection violations. The project will support the life-saving interventions, such as provision of psycho-social support (PSS) services including case management and referral services, provision of family tracing and reunification (FTR) services, provision of direct tangible support such as distribution of clothes, mobility aids and assistive devices. The team will conduct monthly coordination meetings with relevant services providers to strengthen the current referral pathways, which were established by NADA to improve access of PSN to life-saving services timely. Project will support the capacity of protection services providers through their training on on CP minimum standards, case management for children survivors, advocacy for CP issues. To enhance the community capacity and ensure wider dissemination GBV and CP information, the project will conduct awareness raising activities using structured sessions and community based PSS campaigns during which messages CP, GP and GBV risks, needs, prevention and response will be shared. Sharing of information and wider dissemination of CP, GP and GBV messages will be ensured through distribution of contextualized IEC materials. In line with Innovative approaches and best practices, NADA will use different methodologies within such as art therapy, recreation narrative theater, silent theater which address needs of PwDs. Awareness raising and community sensitization sessions will contribute to create and strengthening the social cohesion between the IDPs and their hosting communities especially in areas high influx of IDPs. Project will enhance accountability to affected population (APP) through engagement of targeted communities in all project phases and creation of complaints and feedback mechanismnbsp  Women and children safety will be highly ensured. The project will be executed in close collaboration and coordination with relevant stakeholders including government authorities and active services providers.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Area-Based-Allocation: Provision of Integrated WASH and Protection interventions to the affected population of the hard-to-reach areas of South Kordufan and Blue Nile. ltpgtIAS/LM International, with it is partners in the 2 regions of South Kordufan and Blue Nile, providing Emergency Life-saving WASH and Protection services for the vulnerable IDPs, Returnees, and Host Communities affected by the crisis in Heiban, Rashad, Alabasiya, Dilling and Alkurmuk localities.ltbrgtThe project is proposed for 12 months to reach 41,500 affected population (8110 men, 9448 women, 9852 boys and 14090 girls) including 1649 People with Disabilities. ltbrgtThe specific objective of the project is to Increase access to safe and sustainable water, hygiene, and sanitation services, as well as improve the protection environment against child abuse and gender-based violence for 41,500 vulnerable people in need in the Western Jebel, Heiban, Rashad, and Alabasiya and AlKurmuk localities in South Kordufan and Blue Nile. lt/pgtltpgtThe Emergency WASH interventions will prioritize providing sustainable, clean drinking water sources to 41,500 affected population (8110 men, 9448 women, 9852 boys and 14090 girls), this will be done through MWY/WYs and hand pumps rehabilitation, drilling of new boreholes and water quality monitoring and chlorination. The long-term sustainability of these water points will be enhanced through comprehensive training for water committees for each water point, as well as the provision of repair tool kits for the hand pumps. Additionally, Hygiene and sanitation gaps will be addressed through hygiene awareness campaigns, public latrine rehabilitation with the construction of handwashing facilities, cleaning up campaigns with e distribution of cleaning tools campaigns, and the distribution of hygiene kits to the most vulnerable households.ltbrgtUnder Protection, a series of General protection and GBV activities will be implemented in Dilling, Rashad and Alabasiya localities for 4,565 individuals (1005 women, 914 men, 1140 boys and 1506 girls) to enhance capacity of community structures, create awareness on Protection and GBV and strengthen the identification and referral mechanisms. GBV interventions will enhance the prevention, protection and response mechanisms so as to provide a safe, responsive and supportive environment for girls, and women especially the most vulnerable categories such as children with disabilities, and the elderly: The specific activities under this component will include capacity building for GBV frontline services providers, Establishment of CBPN, awareness campaigns and IGA for the most vulnerable identified women.ltbrgt ltbrgtlt/pgt
Prepositioning of NFI kits  Emergency Shelter ltpgtThis project will aim to target a total of 9600 households (45,000 individuals). 9,000 HHs will receive in kind NFI kits support whereas 815 HHs will receive shelter support in kind/through cash-based intervention depending on preference of the beneficiaries as well as the feasibility of cash based response. The target states include states which have received newly displaced population including internally displaced as well as secondarily displaced refugees and asylum seekers. Out of 9,000 NFI kits, more than 5,000 kits will be distributed in Darfur states mainly West Darfur and Central Darfur through cross border response from Chad. The shelter interventions will target 815 households (HHs) who host refugees and internally displaced population in River Nile state (615 HHs) and Red Sea state (200 HHs). Such shelter support will contribute to decongestion at the household level and will also provide privacy and protection from weather elements.

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Area Based Allocation (South Darfur): Protection/ NFIs lifesaving urgent response to conflict and disaster affected communities in hard-to-reach areas of Kas locality ltpgtDanish Refugee Council (DRC) and the Trust and Rehabilitation Development Organization (TDO) propose a joint protection response for internally displaced personas (IDPs) and vulnerable host communities in the Kass locality of South Darfur. The project aims to meet the protection needs of the most vulnerable and enhance community capacity to reduce risks and improve access to services. It involves forming and capacitating protection networks, providing training to stakeholders for effective, protection-mainstreamed support to Persons with Special Needs (PSNs), and ensuring tailored support for PSNs and other vulnerable community members. Furthermore, the project incorporates a component of NFI delivered in kind to the most vulnerable households. The project aligns with the 2024 Protection Cluster objectives, addressing immediate risks, strengthening the protection environment, and enhancing community-based protection mechanisms.lt/pgt
Area-Based Response: WASH intervention in Al Geneina, Kulbuz and Jebel Moon, to address conflict-affected population needs for access to water, sanitation, and waste management. ltpgtGiving the current catastrophic situation of Geneina locality, Kulbuz and Jebel Moon, SI is proposing the following WaSH intervention to tackle the most urgent needs in terms of access to water, sanitation and waste management targeting ltbgt18.725 individuals (3,745 HH),lt/bgt among which 5.805 women, 4.494 girls, 4.869 men and 3.558 boys.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtltbgtUnder Output 1.1 - Increased access to clean drinking water:ltbrgtlt/bgtltbgtActivity 1.1.1. Water trucking in Geneina locality, Kulbuz and Jebel Moonlt/bgtltbrgtWater trucks will be rotating in all neighborhoods in Geneina. Emergency water points will be installed in order to facilitate water distribution. Water quality monitoring will be done at the level of the distribution points. With support of SHF, SI plans to distribute 132 m3 per day, for a total of 140 days.ltbrgtltbgtActivity 1.1.2. Rehabilitation of hand pumps and water pointslt/bgtltbrgtSI and its local partner will prioritize the rehabilitation of hand pumps to decrease the amount of water distributed through water trucking. Hand pumps are also a better choice of rehabilitation as they do not rely on generators in a context where access to fuel is complicated.nbsplt/pgtltpgtltb style="font-size: 14px"gtActivity 1.1.3 Distribution of aquatabslt/bgtlt/pgtltpgtTo reach households not benefitting from water trucking or rehabilitated water points, SI and its local partner will ensure distribution of aquatabs to 225 HHs for two months. This activity is possible thanks to a donation from UNICEF.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtltbgtUnder Output 1.2 Improved access to solid waste management services:ltbrgtActivity 1.2.1: Cleaning campaignsltbrgtlt/bgtThe city has high level of debris and waste accumulated which represents a risk in terms of public health. SI is proposing to conduct several cleaning campaigns at neighborhood level with daily workers from the targeted neighborhood working in rotation.lt/pgtltpgtnbsp ltbrgtltbgtUnder Output 1.3 Improved access to emergency sanitation services for conflict affected populations:ltbrgtActivity 1.3.1: Construction of emergency latrinesltbrgtlt/bgtTo decrease the risks caused by a combination of open defecation and rainy season SI is proposing to build 20 blocks with 4 emergency latrines each, enabling access to sanitation facilities to 4000 people.ltbrgtltbgtActivity 1.3.2: Desludging of pit latrinesltbrgtlt/bgtUnder this action, SI therefore proposes to ensure 1.5 months of desludging in its area of intervention SI will hire 1 truck for emptying pits from gathering sites. Local partner DCD will consider decommissioning of latrines when desludging is not feasible.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Area Based Response: urgent support for WASH and SNFI needs in the open area refugee settlement in Khartoum ltpgtThe requested modification of the project aims to contribute to the WASH and S/NFI sectors objectives through the provision of life-saving NFI assistance and Emergency WASH services to the most vulnerable population affected by crisis in Khartoum State, specifically in Karrari locality, Omdurman, targeting 12,023 beneficiaries, (Male 5,891 female 5,988) through provision of life-saving NFI kits, implementation of a waste management system, hygiene awareness campaign, provision of clean water, sanitation facilities, and distribution of hygiene kits.ltbrgtThis project is designed based on consultation with the local authorities and on the base of the results obtained through the Needs Assessment implemented by COOPI and UPO in Karrari locality, Omdurman, Khartoum State.ltbrgtThe project will continue engaging all the local stakeholders including youth, women and community service committees on the planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluations. The project will ensure that the IDPs representatives are also involved in the different stages of the project including the exit strategy.ltbrgtThe project will target the IDPs, refugees and host communities currently living in Karrari locality that have limited access to NFI and WASH facilities and at risk of cholera and other diarrhea diseases. 1130 lifesaving NFI kits will be procured and distributed. Water supply, hygiene and sanitation services will be improved both at community and public facilities, in particular this result will be achieved throughout:ltbrgt-The establishment of a Solid Waste Management System (ToTs to implement waste collection campaigns, waste disposal, creation of Waste Management Committees).ltbrgt-The Promotion of good hygiene practices to prevent water-borne diseases ltbrgt-provision of basic hygiene kits together with specific risk messaging towards Cholera emergency response. ltbrgt-COOPI will provide water for 10000 beneficiaries in the gathering sites to ensure that they have a regular water supply for their daily useltbrgt-The rehabilitation and desludging of 8 latrines compounds will be implemented.ltbrgtThis project will be interlinked with the intervention proposed by UNHCR (CBPF-SUD-23-R-UN-26862), which will allow to respond to the NFI needs of the targeted population by providing general NFI kits (UNHCR will procure the kits and COOPI will distribute them). In addition, COOPI will collaborate with the local national partner United Peace Organization (UPO), whose support and knowhow will increase the sustainability of the project and community engagement and ownership and further guarantee the acceptance necessary to implement the activities.ltbrgtlt/pgt