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Education Supplies' Prepositioning for Northwest Syria ltp class="" style=""gtltspan style="font-size: 14px"gtOn 6 February, multiple earthquakes, the
strongest being of 7.7 magnitude on the Richter Scale, struck southern Türkiye
and northern Syria. Severe human and material damages were reported mainly in
Aleppo,  Idleb, Governorates, and impacting almost every person living in
north-west Syria.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltp class="" style=""gt

lt/pgtltp style="margin-bottom:9.95pt" class="MsoNormal"gtThe EQ exacerbated
the severity of humanitarian needs, pre-existing largescale humanitarian needs
and damaged social service infrastructure, recent cholera outbreaks alongside
significant shortages in electricity, water and fuel, within an overall context
of challenging economic conditions and 12 years of protracted crisis. Education
infrastructure badly affected, Children exposed to trauma seeing their homes
destroyed and relatives passed away. Prepositioning of supplies will help to
lift the impact of EQ on ltspan style="background-image: initial background-position: initial background-size: initial background-repeat: initial background-attachment: initial background-origin: initial background-clip: initial"gtschool
girls and boyslt/spangt and maintain them in schools.lt/pgtltp class="" style=""gt

lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal"gtAny eligible cluster members can apply. Th
cluster member has to provide request based on needs assessment.  Needs
assessments will be reviewed upon receiving the request from cluster member lt/pgtltp class="" style=""gt

lt/pgtltp style="margin-top:9.95ptmargin-right:0inmargin-bottom:
9.95ptmargin-left:0in" class="MsoNormal"gtThe proposed pre-positioning is time-critical
given the need to transport items ahead of the SCR vote, including for the next
winter and potential flooding, as well as to cover response gaps caused by the
Earthquake hits on 6 February. ltbrgt
This project is designed to respond for the needs of the affected people in NWS
by:lt/pgtltp class="" style=""gt

lt/pgtltp style="margin-bottom:9.95pt" class="MsoNormal"gtPrepositioned items
required include:lt/pgtltp class="" style=""gt

lt/pgtltp style="margin-bottom:9.95pt" class="MsoNormal"gtltspan style="background-image: initial background-position: initial background-size: initial background-repeat: initial background-attachment: initial background-origin: initial background-clip: initial"gt46 caravans, 2,250 school-in-a box, 280 ECD kits,
50 recreation kits, 49 Adolescent kits, and winterization items (12,000 Warm
Cloths  3,000 Heaters) ltbrgt
The education supplies are intended to serve around 90,000 children (47,322
girls) in NWS and support their learning and keeping them in schools within and
200 schools with winterization support.lt/spangtlt/pgtltp class="" style=""gt





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Increase the accessibility to WASH services and facilities in IDP Camps in Idleb governorate through lifesaving and life sustaining activities ltpgtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtOur project is dedicated to addressing the urgent needs of 16,406 IDPs
residing in 4 IDP sites in Idleb. These sites
were carefully selected through a rigorous community-level assessment developed
by BINAA, ensuring assistance reaches the most vulnerable. The project aims to
benefit 3018 HH (16406 Ind, 5398 girls, 3559 boys, 4037 women, 3412 men, 327 PwD.)lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgt

ltpgtltspangtTo achieve this objective, the project includes several key initiatives.
Firstly, the project team identified the most vulnerable sites based on CCCM flood reports. Registered, most vulnerable to
floods, and HLPs rights principles "BINAA_T02_Community Level Assessment.”lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgt

ltpgtltspangtThe project will provide WASH,
response as follows:ltbrgtlt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtBINAA will enhance the complementary by supporting the
targeted camps with SWM, and desludging for 6 months. BINAA will distribute
235 garbage bins and 110 water tanks. BINAA will enhance the hygienic behavior of the IPDs in the targeted camps by conducting HP
sessions and supporting them with hygiene materials through CVA modality (restricted 15-$ Vouchers for hygienic items). Ensuring the functionality of the WASH facilities by providing the
required maintenance work for latrines and existing associated sewer lines is an essential part of the intervention. Dedicated maintenance works will be implemented to address the needs of persons with disabilities in the targeted camps through enhancing the accessibility to WASH facilities.. lt/pgtltpgtAdditionally, BINAA will provide operational support for the water station in WATAN second typical camp for two months to support the water delivery to affected people during the winter season and assist them overcoming the negative coping mechanisms. ltbrgtlt/pgt







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Envelope 1 [Improving access to the safe shelters throughout providing minor and moderate repairing assistance for earthquake-affected HHs in Idleb governorate] ltpgtThe project aims to provide support to earthquake-affected communities in Harim district, Idleb governorate. It focuses on rehabilitating 796 minor-damaged apartments and 145 moderate-damaged apartments. The average cost per household is estimated at 500 USD for minor damage and 1300 USD for moderate damage. The project will benefit a total of 941HHs, 4680 individuals, including 1005 men, 1047 women, 1381 boys, and 1247 girls.ltbrgtBINAA and based on ongoing project with UNDP, is conducting a damage survey in Harim, Idleb, and Jisr-Ash-Shugur districts. Based on the results of the assessment, BINAA will rehabilitate 941 houses, with 656 houses in Tellemar and 280 houses in Milis (Milis: 312 W, 406 G, 300 M, 392 B - Tellemar: 735 W, 841 G, 705 M, 999 B). The rehabilitation assistance will be determined based on verified information regarding household vulnerability and the availability of housing and land ownership documents. The rehabilitation cost will be determined according to the level of damage.ltbrgtThe selection of the project locations in Harim district was based on a Multi-Sector Needs and Vulnerability Assessment (MSRNA) conducted by BINAA. After analyzing the results, BINAA found that the chosen locations had the highest level of vulnerability. The selection was further validated through Focus Group Discussions (FGDs). Although other locations are also in need, BINAA will coordinate with the cluster and other partners to address the gaps.ltbrgtAs a contingency plan, BINAA has identified additional locations affected by the earthquake. These locations will undergo technical damage assessment by BINAA/UNDP ongoing project if any problems or overlaps arise in the targeted areas.ltbrgtIn addition to providing direct aid, the project emphasizes the collection and analysis of data and information to understand the extent of the damage and determine the most effective ways to support the affected communities. This approach ensures that the assistance provided is targeted and has a lasting impact on those in need.ltbrgtBINAA's technical team will conduct rehabilitation and maintenance work on lightly and moderately damaged buildings based on the results of the technical evaluation. The scope of work includes debris removal, structural repairs, fixing toilets, windows, doors, stairs, and providing water tanks and sanitary facilities. Local contractors will be engaged to carry out the repair works, enabling the use of local materials and manpower and supporting the local market. Special considerations will be made for households with disabled persons, including disability-friendly entrances and toilet facilities.ltbrgtUpon completion of the rehabilitation work, BINAA will coordinate with local communities for the proper handing-over process of the rehabilitated houses. A certificate of completion will be signed by all involved entities, ensuring transparency and accountability in the project implementation.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Envelop1: Filling the Gaps in Internal Medicine and Diagnostic Services at Salqin Hospital ltpgtAligned with the SCHF 2023 third reserve allocation,
SAMS aims to enhance access of the IDPs and Host community to life-saving
and life-sustaining secondary and specialized healthcare services in Idleb
governorate, through supporting the provision of the internal medicine services
in Salqin Hospital (ltspan style="color: rgb(34, 34, 34) font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255) text-decoration-color: initial display: inline !important"gtG0703023 ! Salqin hospitallt/spangt) for a duration of 7 months,
SAMS under this project will support the staff salaries, facility’s running
costs, consumables, medications, some medical equipment, minor maintenance, and rehabilitation, etc. Salqin Hospital will provide internal medicine
services (ICU, dialysis, lab, pharmacy, radiology) to the cases that require ICU or
inpatient management, where the hospital will include: C19 Isolation Unit (2 ICU beds- 2 ward beds) Internal Specialist Department (10 ICU beds-12 ward beds/3 Triage beds) Internal Clinic ER services (4 beds) CT Scan device.lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal" style="margin-top:9.95ptmargin-right:0inmargin-bottom:
9.95ptmargin-left:0in"gtSAMS will initiate a rehabilitation process
(funded by SAMS private fund) for the ER department to ensure quality services
provision, the department after the rehabilitation will include (4 beds) 24/7 to
provide emergency services to patients. The ER services will be offered for 5
months of implementation after hiring the needed staff and completing the ER
department rehabilitation. Through this project as part of the second phase of the earthquake response,
and as a result of the suspension of the referrals from Syria to Turkey, SAMS
will also procure and provide Salqin Hospital with a computed tomography scan
(CT scan), which will significantly enhance the diagnostic capabilities of
healthcare facilities in the northwest Syria. The device will be used to diagnose and
monitor various medical conditions, including cancer, heart disease, lung
disease, and neurological disorders, it will be used also to assess injuries,
planned surgeries, and guide medical procedures.lt/pgtltpgtIt is worth mentioning that SAMS will contribute
to this project with cost-sharing by covering the necessary work needed to rehabilitate
the space for the CT scan, ER room, and internal medicine clinic.ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt

SAMS plans to start implementing the project on the 15th of June 2023 by
issuing needed PRs and staffing requests to save time during the project life.ltbrgt
By the end of the project, SAMS will reach a total of 4,000 beneficiaries
(1,763 men, 1,958, women, 98 girls, and 98 boys).ltbrgt
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Integrated protection assistance for vulnerable, conflict-affected communities in Northwest Syria ltpgtThis intervention is designed on the basis of NRC's longstanding operational presence and programmatic experience in Northwest Syria. As such, the proposed project will respond to the protection needs identified in the target communities under previous and ongoing projects as well as through dedicated needs assessments. Specifically, the project builds on the achievements and lessons learnt from SCHF-funded TUR-22/3559/SA2/NFI-FS/INGO/24342 and TUR-22/3559/SA1/NFI-E-ER-FS/INGO/21932 as well as interventions funded by other donors such as DG NEAR, NMFA and SIDA to reach a total of 3,450 conflict-affected individuals (1,795 female, 1,655 male) in high priority areas through integrated protectionnbsp assistance. This project will contribute to Envelope 1: “Mitigating the impact of winter on at-risk communities worst impacted by the hostilities and in frontline areas, encompassing anbsp protection-driven approach, promoting resilience in north-west Syria”. ltbrgtThe protection component of this intervention consists of two main outputs. Firstly, NRC will provide direct assistance to increase awareness of (and access to) housing, land, and property (HLP) and civil documentation rights through legal awareness sessions, counselling, capacity building, legal assistance, including cash-based support. Secondly, NRC will build capacity and knowledge amongst duty bearers, including humanitarian actors and community leaders, through specialized trainings on HLP and civil documentation. The proposed intervention has been designed in alignment with the 2023 HRP and the Protection Cluster legal strategy. ltbrgtThe targeted locations were identified based on the priorities table provided in the Standard Allocation Strategy as follows:nbsp ltbrgt1-	 Idleb, Idleb, Bennshltbrgt2-	Idleb, Idleb, Teftnaznbsp ltbrgt3-	Idleb, Idleb, Maaret Tamsrin. ltbrgt4-	Idleb, Harim, Qourqeena. ltbrgt5-	Idleb, Harim, Armanaz. ltbrgt6-	Idleb, Harim, Dana.ltbrgt7-	Idleb, Jisr-Ash-Shugur, Darkosh.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtThe project will target all locations with a comprehensive package of protection activities to ensure a coherent and holistic approach. As such, the proposed intervention will contribute to supporting conflict-affected communities in the target locationsnbsp to meet their needs by providing them with legal assistance.nbsplt/pgtltpgtnbsp ltbrgtIn line with NRC’s strategy and supported by NRC’s dedicated Safe and Inclusive Programming (SIP) Team, Protection, Gender and Age considerations will be mainstreamed across all activities to ensure principles programming and implementation and allow for tailored assistance to vulnerable groups such as women, girls, elderly and PwDs.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Earthquake response to provide food security in NWS ltbrgt
ltp class="p1"gtltspan class="s1"gtThe proposed 6-month project aims to provide food security and assistance to 500 families residing in north Aleppo and nearby areas who have been adversely affected by the recent earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria. The earthquake has caused widespread damage to infrastructure, housing, and livelihoods, resulting in severe food shortages and hunger for many families living in the informal camps.lt/spangtlt/pgt
ltp class="p1"gtltspan class="s1"gtTo address this urgent need, the project will distribute RTE (Ready-to-Eat) and food baskets to each of the 500 identified families for the duration of six months. The targeted families in RTEs are going to be the same families receiving food baskets starting with RTEs for the first moth 5 rounds on the the course of six days. The food baskets will contain a variety of essential food items ensuring a balanced and nutritious diet for the families considering children, elderly people, pregnant, breast-feeding mothers and PWDs. The RTE meals will be provided as an immediate solution to address the hunger and malnutrition that the families are currently facing.lt/spangtlt/pgt
ltp class="p1"gtltspan class="s1"gtThe project team will work to ensure the effective distribution of food aid and to identify families who are most in need of assistance. acknowledging our team is familiar with PSEA concept and safeguarding.lt/spangtlt/pgt
ltp class="p1"gtltspan class="s1"gtRegular monitoring and evaluation activities will be carried out to ensure the effectiveness and sustainability of the project. The successful implementation of this project will help to alleviate the immediate food insecurity needs of vulnerable families affected by the earthquake, thus promoting their well-being and contributing to the overall recovery and reconstruction efforts in the region.lt/spangtlt/pgt


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Elevating Camps in Jisr Al-Shugur sub-district through Comprehensive Management, Infrastructure Enhancement, Promoting livelihood sustainability through VT, SME Training, Start-up Mini-Grants. ltpgtBy integrating Envelope 1 and Envelope 2 , this project delivers a critical, integrated, and significant set of interventions to increase the resilience of affected IDPs by ensuring access to basic services through integrated multisectoral activities in 8 IDP sites, in Idlib Governorate Jisr-Ash-Shugur sub-district.ltbrgtThe project’s main objective is to strengthen the social cohesion, resilience, and solutions between IDPs and host communities through tailored life skills, livelihood, enhanced physical safety and security interventions of the affected population in 8 vulnerable IDP sites, through diverse activities, such as provided with light administrative humanitarian infrastructure rehabilitation, provision of Safety Items for PWDs, vocational training for 100 of vulnerable IDP women and men in targeted camps  will be targeted with VT  trainings and 90 women and men will be targeted in SME trainings and 55 start-up cash grants.ltbrgtThe project proposes to conduct CCCM and livelihood interventions where the most needed and where IDPs are the most affected.ltbrgtPOINT has conducted a field rapid needs assessment, focusing on the most affected camps, KII, and POINT concentrated on the most important interventions where immediate response is needed. Therefore, this proposal was built based on evidence-based needs assessment.ltbrgtThe targeted IDP sites were visited physically by the field team, with the attendance of related stakeholders and authorities. They collected the needed data and information to formulate and design the activities, and detailed BoQs needed for conducting the activities. ltbrgtPOINT has secured access to the proposed locations through its field offices, also POINT has active MOU with local council in Jisr Al-Shugur.  Also, POINT secured endorsement from the CCCM cluster for the proposed planned modality.ltbrgtThe project is planned to be completed in ten months and includes the following:ltbrgt1) 3,734 individuals have improved their access to essential services due to the regular care and maintenance provided for vital facilities in camps (Maintenance of bathroom blocks and toilets  - Maintenance of camp lighting - Maintenance of public facilities)ltbrgt3) 100 vulnerable IDP women and men in targeted camps will have IVT training and 90 will have SME training  and 55 of them will support with start-up cash grant.ltbrgtThis project will directly benefit 3734 individuals and 600 individuals indirectly living in the 8 IDP sites.lt/pgtltpgtlt/pgt
Improving food security at household and community level for underserved earthquake-affected households in Idleb and Aleppo governorates in Northwest Syria (Envelope 3) ltpgtThe proposed intervention aims at improving food
security at household and community level in underserved earthquake-affected
areas of Idleb and Aleppo governorates in Northwest Syria. To achieve this
objective, Acted will improve the food security status of earthquake-affected
households through the distribution of five rounds of Cash-for-Food (CfF) to ltspan style="background-image: initial background-position: initial background-size: initial background-repeat: initial background-attachment: initial background-origin: initial background-clip: initial"gt2,296lt/spangt of the most food
insecure households across ltspan style="background-image: initial background-position: initial background-size: initial background-repeat: initial background-attachment: initial background-origin: initial background-clip: initial"gt10lt/spangt
locations of Aleppo and Idleb governorates. In addition, Acted will provide
light rehabilitation for five bakeries across Aleppo and Idleb governorates,
serving approximately 255,500 individualsltspan style="background-image: initial background-position: initial background-size: initial background-repeat: initial background-attachment: initial background-origin: initial background-clip: initial"gt. The rehabilitation works will increase the bread
production capacity and bread quality for targeted bakeries and served
communities.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltp class="" style=""gtltspan lang="EN-US"gtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtOverall, this project will
directly support approximately 267,921 IDPs and host community members through life-saving food
assistance and rehabilitation of productive assets, which will improve access
to food items for communities in Afrin, Al Bab, A’zaz, Idleb, Harim and Jisr
Ash Shugur districts by improving production capacity and quality and reduce
the use of negative coping strategies by disaster-affected individuals.ltbrgtlt/pgt



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Supporting essential Health facilities and services to population impacted by the hostilities in Sarmin PHC. ltpgtltbrgtThrough this project SAMS aims to enhance access to critical life-saving and life-sustaining comprehensive primary healthcare services to the vulnerable IDPs and Host Communities in Idleb Governorates (Sarmin sub-district), through supporting the provision of comprehensive primary healthcare services (including BEmONC) in Sarmin PHC and targeting the following communities Sarmin, Nayrab, Qminas, Saraqab, Bennsh, and Afs) with a total target population 41,612, through supporting the provision of comprehensive primary healthcare services in Sarmin PHC (HeRAMS code: G0700014! Sarmin CPHC)ltbrgtSarmin PHC is a comprehensive PHC center providing primary healthcare including BEmONC, communicable (CDs), non-communicable diseases, Vaccination, and community health services, and also provides laboratory tests, and dentistry services, in addition to CMAM services which are provided through the nutritionist located within the facility and the community health workers through their outreach activities.ltbrgtAside from the provision of technical capacity-building support, in the form of training, mentorship, and supervision, SAMS will support health infrastructure in NWS through the provision of salaries for medical and non-medical staff, running costs for facilities, consumables, medications, replacement of worn medical and non-medical equipment, besides, minor maintenance.ltbrgtit is worth mentioning that through the recent military escalation, On the 12th of October 2023, the town of Sarmin was severely bombed and one of the shells fell near the Sarmin PHC, 150 meters near the center, this resulted in damage to the center's windows, and doors due to the pressure of the explosion, therefore, there was a suspension of work for some days to ensure the safety of both beneficiaries and staff.ltbrgtby the end of the project which will extend over a period of six months, SAMS will reach a total of 27,917 beneficiaries (4,745 men, 12,264, Women, 4,994, girls, and 5,914 boys).ltbrgtlt/pgt