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Emergency Shelter Support Response and Sealing off Kits to IDPs and People Living in Critical Shelter Conditions in Mosul and surrounding area In line with Iraq Humanitarian Pool Fund (IHPF) 2017 first standard allocation paper and the S-NFI Cluster Specific Guidance, UN-Habitat will distribute 2,500 emergency shelter kits as first-line response and 3,000 sealing off kits as second-line response targeting people living out-of-camps and in critical conditions and returnees who do not have resources to improve their shelter conditions in and around Mosul. 
The project will directly benefit 33,000 people, including 9,000 women, 8,000 men, 8,000, girls and 8,000 boys in Mosul area. The average cost per beneficiary is USD 18.

The project will, as first-line response, ensure displaced families and vulnerable population living in critical shelter conditions have safe, appropriate emergency shelter by distributing pre-positioned emergency shelter kits and as second-line response, upgrade and repair basic shelters of vulnerable population through fast-track procurement and distribution of sealing off kits.

UN-Habitat will consider the critical gaps in the targeted areas in consultation with the S-NFI Cluster to direct its response, ensure adequate coverage and avoid duplication of activities with other cluster partners, while ensuring the necessary flexibility to adapt the response according to the needs. 

UN-Habitat will partner with local NGOs to carry out distribution of emergency shelter kits and sealing off kits in Mosul (security permitting) and in the surrounding areas. These pre-selected local NGOs are long term partners with experience in implementing shelter kits distribution in Mosul area. This approach will ensure UN-Habitat has the capacity to timely respond to critical needs.  Protection and gender mainstreaming will be central in selecting the beneficiaries during distributions and people most in need will be prioritized, including female-headed households, households with disabled people and elderly.
Social Services - Vulnerable Children Social Services - Strengthen the capacity of families, communities and host-country governments to provide care, support, and protection for orphans, unaccompanied minors, and war-affected children. Note: activities aimed at care and support for HIV/AIDS orphans and vulnerable children should be included under the Orphans and Vulnerable Children sub-element of the HIV/AIDS program element.
North Caucasus Microfinance Support Project (MFSP) The project is aimed at improving microfinance services and developing enabling environment for microfinance in the NC republics.
North Caucasus Entrepreneurship Project (NCEP) Provide Technical assistance in establishing an institutional framework in the North Caucasus for the ongoing training and development of entrepreneurs far into the future.
HIV/AIDS and Drug Use Prevention Programs Technical assistance in support of healthy mothers for healthy children in russia program.
Elections and Political Processes - Enfranchisement, Access and Participation Elections and Political Processes - Support broad and inclusive participation of all citizens in electoral and political processes, particularly by women and other disenfranchised groups including ethnic and religious minorities, internally displaced persons, and people with disabilities.
Mainstreaming of Social, Civil, and Human Rights Recipient shall provide technical assistance in support of the Mainstreaming of Human, Social and Civil Rights program in Russia
Tuberculosis - Improve Management of TB/HIV Tuberculosis - Improve Management of TB/HIV Definition: Build capacity for joint TB/HIV planning, monitoring, and evaluation; surveillance of HIV prevalence in TB patients; active TB case finding in people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA); HIV counseling and testing in TB patients; cotrimoxazole preventive therapy; referral of HIV+ TB patients to ARV treatment services; isoniazid preventive therapy; and TB infection control in health facilities and congregate settings.
Local Government and Decentralization - Representative and Responsive Local Governance Local Government and Decentralization - Support the interaction of civil society groups and local government officials in representative and participative processes designed to effectively reveal and respond to citizens preferences for local government services and policy positions. Reduce the barriers that limit participation of civil society, including the participation of women and marginalized populations.
Political Process/Local Participation Recipient shall provide technical assistance in support of the Russia: Promoting Civic and Political Engagement program
Human Rights - Advocacy Human Rights - Support governmental and non-governmental human rights advocates, including human rights defenders, NGOs, ombudsmen, and human rights commissions, whether addressing human rights issues relating to justice or other sectors.
HIV/AIDS - Condoms and Other Prevention Activities - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: HIV/AIDS - Provide HIV counseling and testing are provided for those who seek to know their HIV status (as in traditional voluntary counseling and testing) or as indicated in other contexts (e.g., STI clinics). Counseling and testing in the context of preventing mother-to-child transmission is coded under sub-element 1.1.1 PMTCT. - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
FORECAST Russia FORECAST - Russia BPC provides training for mid to high-level professionals from the public and private sectors in priority areas emerging from the Bilateral Presidential Commission established by US President Obama and Russian President Medvedev in 2009. Such areas include: Transparency and Governance; Global Climate Change; International Disaster Management; and Civil Society Development. Capacity building through training will take place in the US and Russia, with follow-on training planned in order to provide maximum impact. This is the second FORECAST program currently being managed in Russia, in conjunction with our partner, PH International.
Developing Opportunities for Advocacy of Labor Rights The project is aimed at improving microfinance services and developing enabling environment for microfinance in the NC republics.
Contributes to USAID/Russia's Strategic Plan Social Impact analyzed the Mission's portfolio of programs in order to understand how well gender, donor coordination and macroeconomic growth issues and concerns are currently being incorporated and the ways in which USAID can address them in the future based on the changing international environment. The three reports will include recommended strategies for achieving sustainable and equitable results and assist USAID/Russia in writing their new five-year strategy.
Russian Independent Print Media Program III (RIPMP III) Provide support for Independent Print Media III in Russia Program
Anti-Corruption Reforms - Transparency and Oversight Anti-Corruption Reforms - Support political party and candidate finance reform (transparency and disclosure regimes), electoral transparency, inspector general/ombudsmen/anticorruption agencies, legislative oversight, public-private partnerships to combat corruption, administration of justice, offices of professional responsibility, and administrative and regulatory sanctions. Also support civil society advocacy and oversight (incl. social auditing), complaint mechanisms and whistleblower protections, corruption surveys, access to information and Freedom of Information legislation, investigative journalism, open budget processes, and public education campaigns.
Political Parties - Representation and Outreach Political Parties - Support the ability of political parties and political entities to represent and aggregate member interests, as well as research, identify, and articulate policy positions and ideas. Strengthen communication, contact, and interaction with voters/constituents and civil society groups, and among political parties.
Media Freedom and Freedom of Information - Professional and Institutional Capacity Media Freedom and Freedom of Information - Boost professional capacity of the media sector through a variety of training, consulting, and mentoring methods, including, but not limited to, the use of media production support as a training mechanism, building of host country training institutions and capacities, production and distribution of training materials, and other educational approaches.
Conflict Mitigation - Peace Dividends Conflict Mitigation - Support quick-impact, results-based activities required to demonstrate the positive impact of a peace process, operation or other event, such as mobilizing small grants for communities and local/national governments; ensuring delivery of services (e.g. "ministry in a box"); bringing local and national government authorities closer to their constituencies (e.g. town hall meetings, consultations, production and dissemination of information); generating employment for potential spoilers; and managing expectations.
Evaluation and Survey Services IBTCI was awarded this multi-year Mission-wide monitoring and evaluation on behalf of the USAID Mission in Russia. The Russia Evaluation Survey Services will achieve two goals: a more open, democratic, and innovative society, and enhancing U.S.-Russia engagement on global development. These goals are broken down into four objectives: Resilient Civil Society and Responsive, Accountable Governance; Targeted Health and Social Outcomes Improved; Capacity to Address Global Development and Humanitarian Challenges Enhanced; and Reduced Drivers of Instability in the North Caucasus to achieve these objectives, IBTCI will assist in the implementation of the Missions Performance Management Plan, conduct both Performance and Impact Evaluations, carry out surveys, and provide training and capacity building for Mission staff and local counterparts.
RUS SO 2.31 LOCAL GOVERNMENT Local Governance Made More Responsive and Accountable
Assistance For the Independent States Of the Former Soviet Union Political, Economic and Social Causes and Consequences of Violent Conflict Addressed through Peaceful Channels
Compass for Childhood Recipient provide technical assistance in support of strengthening systems of support for vulnerable families and children in the Russian Federation
RUS SO 1.31 PRIVATE ENTERPRISE GROWTH Small and Medium-size Enterprise Sector Strengthened and Expanded
Human Rights - Education and Training Human Rights - Integrate human rights into all education and training programs, develop quality human rights courses and materials, and promote research and learning.
Public Sector Executive Function - Strategic Planning and Policy Making Public Sector Executive Function - Strengthen skills in planning, policy making, implementation, and leadership; strategic communication; availability of and access to information; offices of the president, prime minister, cabinet, and policy analysis units; and strengthen inter- and intra-governmental relations (linkages among branches and levels).
Tuberculosis - Health Governance and Finance (TB) Tuberculosis - Promote sustainable improvements in health outcomes for men/boys and women/girls by reducing key governance and financing constraints to the achievement of multiple health element objectives and the health area goal overall. These include activities that reduce corruption; increase equity; improve efficiency and increase financial protection (especially for underserved populations), including in the context of financing, organization of services, facility construction/renovation, pharmaceutical management, human capacity development and management, and strategic information. Note: Operating Units should make efforts to report activities that address specific earmarks under other sub-elements, reserving the use of the health governance and finance sub-element for overarching activities that support multiple health elements.
North Caucasus Agricultural Development Project (NCADP) The North Caucasus (NC) Agricultural Development Project's objective is to strengthen agricultural value chains in the selected regions of the NC and will be achieved through improving production skills and trading in agriculture.
Civic Participation - Citizen Participation and Oversight Civic Participation - Increase citizen participation in policy and decision-making processes, service delivery, resource allocation, the oversight of public institutions and in broader initiatives aimed at creating more peaceful, democratic, and pluralistic societies. Activities within this subelement may include, but are not limited to, CSO and citizen advocacy efforts; establishing and building public-private partnerships; multi-stakeholder civic fora; web-based NGO resources; political participation of marginalized and vulnerable groups and populations, such as women, youth and children; and citizen engagement in human rights, anticorruption, and peace building initiatives.
Judicial Independence Strengthen judicial independence as a means to maintain separation of powers and check excessive power in any branch or level of government. This element helps to ensure that government is bound by law, and government decision-making is in accordance with law. Work to create an independent and impartial judiciary through institutional and behavioral change, and also to promote public respect for the judiciary and judicial decision-making.
Maternal and Child Health - Birth Preparedness and Maternity Services Family Planning and Reproductive Health - Expand sustainable provision of family planning services in clinical and non-clinical programs including those in the public, private, NGO, and PVO sectors, and at the community level; activities that help improve the quality of the services and care provided, including pre- and in-service training of providers and application of evidence-based service-delivery norms and standards; and availability of a wide range of contraceptive options (temporary, fertility awareness methods, and long-acting and permanent methods) for men and women. Improve responsiveness to client needs, including the FP/RH needs of youth and men, women and girls affected by violence, refugees/IDP, and other underserved populations. Also included are activities that integrate FP and related RH care, including integrated FP/MCH services, especially provision of post-partum family planning, FP information within the ANC setting, and post-abortion care; FP, as appropriate, in the context of HIV/AIDS/STI prevention, treatment, care and support; fistula prevention and repair; prevention and mitigation of gender-based violence in the context of FP/RH programs; and programs that encourage abandonment of female genital cutting and other harmful traditional practices that are associated with negative RH outcomes.
Human Rights - Systems and Policies Human Rights - Support systems to prevent and address human rights violations through early warning, monitoring, investigating, and reporting, and through national, regional, and international legal systems for human rights protection and enforcement. Harmonize domestic laws and policies with international human rights standards; and promote the adoption and implementation of human rights standards, including core labor standards.
Media Freedom and Freedom of Information - Professional and Institutional Capacity Consensus-Building Processes - Support consensus building political processes at national, sub-national and/or local levels that incorporate views of all stakeholders including political parties and groupings, citizens, and formerly warring factions to establish a national consensus on the political structures of the state. These processes can be directly related to broader peace agreements or may occur in the narrower context of a political transition. Support citizen knowledge of and participation in consensus building forums, including marginalized groups and vulnerable populations.
Tuberculosis - Care and Support Tuberculosis - Support for men and women affected by TB to improve early access to treatment and care, especially among the poor; empower TB patients and communities; and encourage community civil society participation in TB care, with special attention to decreasing stigma and discrimination, using communication and social mobilization, and the introduction of international standards of care and TB patient charters.
Civic Participation - Civic Education and Democratic Culture Civic Participation - Strengthen a political and civic culture which is supportive of democratic institutions and processes; active citizen participation; civic virtues, such as tolerance and gender equality; and other civic skills, attitudes, and behaviors. This includes, but is not limited to, informal civic education initiatives as well as the expansion of civic education in formal education systems. Includes community-based civic actions.
AgroBusiness Assessment in North Caucasus Tetra Tech ARD, along with the QED Group and local firm Institute for Agricultural Market Studies, conducted an assessment of how agricultural development and agribusiness clustering in the North Caucasus areaof the Russian Federation could help mitigate conflict.
HIV Prevention for Most-At-Risk Populations Technical assistance in support of HIV/AIDS Prevention project in Russia.
Elections and Political Processes - Observation, Monitoring and Oversight Elections and Political Processes - Observation, monitoring, and external oversight by local and international organizations including the use of parallel vote tabulations, quick counts, exit polling, media monitoring, and other related oversight tools.
Rule of Law Partnership Program Recipient shall provide technical assistance in support of the Rule of Law Partnership Program in Russia.
HIV/AIDS - Palliative Care: Basic Health Care and Support - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: HIV/AIDS - Basic health care and support, which includes: all clinic-based and home/community-based activities for HIV-infected adults, children, and their families that are aimed at optimizing the quality of life for HIV-infected clients and their families throughout the continuum of illness by the means of symptom diagnosis and relief, psychological and spiritual support, clinical monitoring, related laboratory services and management of opportunistic infections (excluding TB) and other HIV/AIDS-related complications (including pharmaceuticals), and culturally-appropriate end-of-life care. Basic health care and support also includes clinic-based and home/community-based support, social and material support such as nutrition support, legal aid, and housing, and training and support of caregivers. Clinic-based and home/community-based care and support activities for HIV-positive children within programs for orphans and other vulnerable children affected by HIV/AIDS would fall under sub-element 1.1.8 (Orphans and Vulnerable Children). ARV treatment should be coded under sub-element 1.1.10 (HIV/AIDS Treatment and Anti-Retroviral Drugs) and sub-element 1.1.11 (HIV/AIDS Treatment and Anti-Retroviral Services). - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
International Media Partnerships Program (IMPP) The International Media Partnerships Program (IMPP) is a three-year, USAID-funded program that fosters the growth of a diverse range of professional organizations and institutions to support Russias media sector through tailored collaborations with their counterparts in the United States and Europe. Through IMPP, IREX helps Russian media industry organizations tackle challenges they face in governance, management, financing, membership, service provision, lobbying, and networking.
Environmental Threats and Opportunities Assessment (ETOA) - Russia Environmental Threats and Opportunities Assessment (ETOA)
Elections and Political Processes - Public Awareness, Transparency and Turnout Civic Participation - Strengthen the capacity of CSOs for policy analysis, advocacy, coalition-building, internal governance, membership representation and services, and engage in other activities aimed at fostering more peaceful and democratic societies. CSOs include, but are not limited to, human rights organizations, womens groups, labor unions, business and professional associations, youth movements, religious organizations, indigenous organizations, think tanks, and organizations representing vulnerable populations. Areas of capacity building may include, but are not limited to, technical expertise (e.g. human rights, legal reform); CSO self-regulation (e.g. establishing NGO Codes of Conduct); organizational capacity (e.g. strategic planning, financial management and accountability, public relations, issue management, and outreach, revenue generation, accountable fundraising); and targeted advocacy training and technical assistance.
HIV/AIDS - Condoms and Other Prevention Activities - Assistance for HIV/AIDS PEPFAR: HIV/AIDS - Support other activities aimed at preventing HIV transmission including purchase and promotion of condoms, sexually transmitted infection (STI) management (if not in palliative care settings/context), messages/programs to reduce injecting drug use and related risks. - Assistance for HIV/AIDS
Avian Influenza - Planning and Preparedness for Outbreak Response Avian Influenza - Design national multi-sectoral AI plans and coordination mechanisms. Support will also be provided to ensure adequate response to contain animal outbreaks and plans for the possibility of future human cases.
Strengthening National and Regional Capacity and Leadership to Apply the Three Ones Principles in the Russian Federation Phase III of Coordination in Action - Strengthening National Capacity and Leadership to Sustain and Scale up AIDS Response towards Achieving MDG-6 in the Russian Federation (2010-2012) of the initiative was devoted to four components: policy and coordination, civil society, human right approach and stigma and discrimination. Achieving Universal Access and progress towards halting and reversing the HIV/AIDS epidemics in the Russian Federation by 2015 by collaboration with government partners, ensuring civil society leadership and participation in strategic planning, delivery and monitoring of AIDS response, enhancing enhance human rights approaches with gender focus and fighting stigma and discrimination to PLHIV and most-a-risk populations was the goal of the Phase III.
Local Government and Decentralization - Representative and Responsive Local Governance Conflict Mitigation - Support quick-impact, results-based activities required to demonstrate the positive impact of a peace process, operation or other event, such as mobilizing small grants for communities and local/national governments; ensuring delivery of services (e.g. "ministry in a box"); bringing local and national government authorities closer to their constituencies (e.g. town hall meetings, consultations, production and dissemination of information); generating employment for potential spoilers; and managing expectations.
HIV/AIDS - Condoms and Other Prevention Activities HIV/AIDS - Support other activities aimed at preventing HIV transmission including purchase and promotion of condoms, sexually transmitted infection (STI) management (if not in palliative care settings/context), messages/programs to reduce injecting drug use and related risks.
Maternal and Child Health - Birth Preparedness and Maternity Services Maternal and Child Health - Support registration of pregnancies, infection prevention, nutrition, education about need for a skilled birth attendant and recognition of complications, identification and discouragement of harmful practices such as inadequate provision of food during pregnancy, development of individualized birth plans, constructive engagement of partners and families in support of pregnant women, community based-financing of deliveries, and organization for transport. Support facility-based and outreach services, improving the quality and equitable coverage of antenatal, delivery and postpartum care services, including periodic evaluation of the progress of pregnancy, labor support, use of the partogram, clean delivery, and active management of the third stage of labor.