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Providing essential health services to host communities, returnees, refugees, and other people on the move at the Points of Entry of Metema (Amhara) and Kurmuk (Benishangul Gumuz). The main objective of this project is to respond to the surge in population in refugee-hosting areas that has overwhelmed healthcare facilities, leading to a scarcity of resources. This project will procure and distribute essential medical kits and drugs with an emphasis made on the delivery of malaria related kits and drugs, extend the deployment of Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) at the Points of entry (PoEs) of Metema and Kurmuk to strengthen robust referral systems in the two PoEs and sensitize the population on outbreaks prevention with particular emphasis on malaria and cholera prevention. WHO’s project will benefit 20,018 individuals, including 4,853 men, 5,055 women, 5,055 boys and 5.055 girls, and including 3,523 persons with disabilities.
Provision of life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) affected by crises induced by natural and man-made hazards in Sudan The main goal of this project is to provide Shelter, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene services to vulnerable people affected by protracted crises. This IOM project addresses critical humanitarian needs and contributes to building community resilience by providing emergency shelter (ES) and non-food items (NFIs) to the most vulnerable crisis-affected populations in Sudan. This project supports a total of 70,000 people, including 17,500 women, 38,500 children, and 14,000 men. 11,200 people with disabilities are also supported.
Réponse d’urgence aux conséquences sanitaires de la crise humanitaire complexe - dans les Provinces du Nord-Kivu et du Sud-Kivu dans l’Est de la République Démocratique du Congo. The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to internally displaced person, returnees and host communities  in North and South Kivu. This WHO project provides access to essential primary healthcare services, conducts disease surveillance, and supports efforts to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 376,000 people, including 113,000 women, 106,000 men, 157,000 children, and including 55,000 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Food Assistance to attend to affected people by heavy rains caused by Cyclone Yaku in Peru. The main objective of this project is to provide food security assistance to people affected by flooding in northern Peru. This WFP project provides food assistance through cash-based transfers to ensure basic food and nutrition needs are met. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 13,200 people, including 4,224 women, 3,300 men, 5,676 children, and including 501 persons with disabilities.
Renforcement des mécanismes de protection des populations les plus vulnérables vivant dans les zones à risque This project targets  15,225 vulnerable people with Protection activities, such a protection monitoring, referrals and case management. Community-based mobile teams for humanitarian assistance are also put in place through this project, due to the reduced access of humanitarian actors in gang-controlled neighborhoods. The project prioritizes women, girls and other vulnerable affected people for receiving assistance and basic services.
Provision of immediate lifesaving emergency Shelter, non-food items (NFI) and Camp Coordination and Camp Management assistance in response to Tropical Cyclone Freddy’s impact This IOM project provides immediate lifesaving emergency Shelter, non-food items (NFI), and Camp Coordination and Camp Management assistance in response to Tropical Cyclone Freddy’s impact. IOM provides basic emergency shelter and NFIs kits, addressing the most urgent needs of 2,500 households. IOM offers support to coordination efforts on the provision of Shelter and NFI assistance in the country, working in close coordination with co-leads of the Shelter, NFI and CCCM Cluster. The project provides humanitarian assistance to  28,900 people, including  5,202 women, 3,468 men,  3,468 children, and including 289 persons with disabilities.
Addressing protection and sexual and reproductive health needs of flash flood affected women, adolescents and transgenders, including pregnant women and women with disabilities The main goal of this project is to provide sexual and reproductive health (SRH) assistance and protection against Gender Based Violence (GBV) to vulnerable people, mostly women and girls, affected by floods in the Chattogram division. This UNFPA project provides cash support, hygiene and clinical care kits, and psychosocial support for women and girls. This project provides sexual and reproductive health assistance to a total of 13,250 people, of whom 7,700 are women, 5,300 are girls, 250 are men, and 180 people with disabilities. In addition, 8,600 women are protected against gender-based violence.
Mitigating the impact of drought for the most vulnerable pastoral and agropastoral communities of Turkana and Wajir Counties The main aim of this project is to safeguard livestock-based livelihoods and improve the lives, food security, and nutrition status of drought-affected households.
This FAO project provides cash plus livestock Feed, Animal health services, and collapsible water tanks in support of livestock water trucking to target pastoralists in dry-season grazing areas.
In total, the project is targeting 42,399 people, including 10,117 women and 25,498 children. 1,696 persons with disabilities are also supported.
Réponse multisectorielle d’eau, d’hygiène, d’assainissement et de prise en charge de la malnutrition aigüe sévère en faveur des populations hôtes affectées par la crise des réfugiés soudanais The main objective of this project is to provide water, sanitation and hygiene and nutrition assistance to host communities, refugees and returnees in Wadi Fira, Biltine, Dar Tama, Iriba, Megri, Sila, Djourf Al Ahmar, Kimiti, Ouaddaand, Abdi, Assoungha, Ouara. This UNICEF project rehabilitees 20 weather-resilient water points and screens for severe acute malnutrition including treatments. The water, sanitation and hygiene component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 60,000 people, including 1,600 women, 4,500 children, and including 7,800 persons with disabilities. The nutrition component of the project provides humanitarian assistance to 225,500 people, including 8,000 women, 3,000 children, and including 11,000 persons with disabilities.
Réponse Rapide aux besoins de protection, Abris/AME des populations déplacées au Nord-Kivu et Ituri The main objective of this project is to provide shelter, non-food items as well as protection assistance to vulnerable people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This UNHCR project provides emergency shelter, NFI and dignity kits, strengthens community-based protection, monitors protection incidents, and distributes cash for protection, among other activities. The project provides humanitarian assistance to 45,000 people in the Shelter/NFI sector and  5,750 people in the Protection sector.
WFP relief response to flood-affected population The main aim of this $1.375m WFP project is to provide food security support to the most vulnerable and flood-affected households to address food consumption gaps. WFP will provide unconditional cash transfers to 42,015 people, focusing on 7,003 households in Belet Weyne, Jowhar, and Bardhere. The project utilizes a hybrid modality of mobile money and e-vouchers to ensure efficient, transparent, and accountable delivery of entitlements. In total, the project targets 42,015 people, including 15,957 women and 5,032 girls, and including approximately 891 people with disabilities.
Sauver les vies à travers le renforcement de l’accès des femmes et filles vulnérables et des survivant-e-s de Violence Basée sur le Genre aux services de prise en charge intégrée. The main goal of this project is to provide protection against gender-based violence to vulnerable communities affected by conflict-related displacement in Ouahigouya, Boulsa, Kongoussi, and Bogande. This UNFPA project provides medical services and psychosocial support to survivors of gender-based violence and dignity kits to women and girls. This project supports a total of 4,837 people, of whom 90% are women and girls. 725 persons with disabilities are also supported.
Appui sanitaire d’urgence à la population hôte de la crise soudanaise vivant dans les provinces du Ouaddaï, Wadi Fira et Sila, The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to host communities affected Ouaddaï, Sila and Wadi Fair. This WHO project procures medical equipment, medicines and medical kits and facilitates primary health care consultations. This project provides humanitarian assistance to 100,000 people, including 24,700 women, 60,000 children, and including 15,000 persons with disabilities.
Emergency Humanitarian Response to the Mixed Flows Crossing the Darien Jungle The main objective of this project is to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to vulnerable migrants in transit or at the temporary Migrant Reception Station (ETRMs) in the Darien or in the remote communities in the Comarca Embera Wounaan. This IOM project conducts Camp Coordination and Camp Management activities at the ETRMs, needs assessment and refer urgent populations’ needs to relevant services, facilitates refresher sessions for humanitarian staff and government partners, provides access to food, health, essential Non-Food Items, protection assistance and improves emergency shelter conditions. The project provides life-saving assistance to 80,000 individuals, including 43,200 men, 20,800 women, 16,00 children, and including 240 persons with disabilities.
Protecting the lives and health of individuals and communities impacted by the armed conflict in the departments of Choco, Nariño and the district of Buenaventura (Valle del Cauca) The main objective of this project is to provide quality health assistance by reducing avoidable mortality and morbidity for vulnerable groups affected by armed conflict. This WHO project provides medical supplies, mental health and psychosocial support services, as well as access to clean and safe drinking water. The project supports 7,808 people, including 3,453 women, 2,577 children, 1,778 men, and 808 people with disabilities.
Réponse rapide d’urgence aux conséquences sanitaires de la crise humanitaire complexe dans les Provinces de l’Est de la République Démocratique du Congo (Nord-Kivu et Ituri). The main objective of this project is to provide health assistance to vulnerable people affected by conflict and displacement in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. This WHO project strengthens the surveillance of and response to disease outbreaks, provides access to health care services, including mental health and psychosocial support, and supports victims of gender-based violence, among other activities. The project provides life-saving assistance in the Health sector to 212,000 people, including 65,700 women, 85,000 children, and 31,800 persons with disabilities.
Réponse immédiate au besoin de sécurité alimentaire des ménages vulnérables dans le territoire d’Irumu (Aire de santé de Boga The main objective of this FAO project is to provide cash assistance as well as market gardening kits to displaced households in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, allowing them to cover their basic food needs. The project provides humanitarian assistance in the Food Security sector to 14,400 people, including 5,175 women, 5,770 children, and 3,600 persons with disabilities.
Down to Zero / Building Back Better This activity forms part of the Building Back Better (BBB)  in times of Covid-19, Fighting SEC on the Rise programme.  The programme will work in 12 countries in Latin America and South and South East Asia: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, and the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Bangladesh and Nepal. The selected countries have particular high risks of SEC as well as compromised CPS capacity. They are highly affected by the Covid-19 related trends, with the impact of travel and tourism being an integral part of their context. The programme will also address cross-border SEC such as along the ColombiaPeru, Brazil-Bolivia-Peru and India-Nepal-Bangladesh borders. In the BBB  Programme the overall goal is to ensure that children and youth are better protected when at risk or victim  of sexual exploitation in the times of Covid-19. This will be achieved through five (5) outcomes:
1.	Children (in particular victims and those at risk of SEC) are able to access specialised services that protect them, help them rehabilitate, reintegrate and reduce their vulnerability to SEC in the context of Covid-19.
2.	Children and youth are able to advocate for continued SEC prevention and response in the context of Covid-19.
3.	Parents, caregivers, and community leaders are strengthened to provide a protective shield around children against SEC, in the context of Covid-19.
4.	Actors in the Child Protection System are strengthened in multi-stakeholder settings to prevent and advocate for protection from SEC, in the context of Covid-19.
5.	Intergovernmental bodies at regional and international level, governments and the private sector prioritize SEC within the wider child protection agenda in building back better during and in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. The key target group (and final beneficiaries) of the programme are girls and boys up to 18 years old, who are victims and survivors and those at risk of SEC. We will mostly work with them through children and youth groups. We will also work with local and national government departments, including LEA officers, responsible for CPS, a wide range of civil society organisations working at various levels and private sector 7 actors, in particular in the tourism and travel industry and internet service providers.
She Leads Programme  DCI-ECPAT Netherlands  (2021-2025) In all She Leads countries, girls and young women, particularly GYW from socially excluded and exploited groups, are denied the opportunity to voice their interests and to participate meaningfully in decision-making processes. While many countries have made impressive strides in, for example, GYW’s access to education and the introduction of new laws against GBV, their socio-political participation continues to be much lower than that of boys and young men. Within the population of girls and young women (between age 14 till 24 years of age), there are specific groups of GYW in She Leads countries who suffer most from (intersectional) discrimination and exclusion.
She Leads is a joint programme of Plan International Netherlands, Defence for Children - ECPAT the Netherlands (DCI-ECPAT), African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), and Terre des Hommes the Netherlands (TdH). Equal Measures 2030 is a technical partner. The She Leads consortium brings together child rights organisations, feminist/women’s rights organisations, and GYW-led groups and aims to increase sustained influence of girls and young women (GYW) on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions. The long-term aim (impact) of She Leads is that GYW’s perspectives are included in gender responsive laws and policies and societal norms and practices. The strategic objective is to increase the sustained influence of GYW on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions.

Central to the She Leads programme is the enhancement of collective action of girls and young women in a gender-responsive civil society (civil society domain), support by increased acceptance of positive social gender norms (socio-cultural domain) and by enabling meaningful participation of girls and young women in decision-making by political institutions (institutional domain). Girls and young women  (age 14 till 24) are the primary target group of the She Leads programme. Especially those that experience intersecting forms of discrimination and exclusion such as GYW living in poor, remot rural areas and urban slums, GYW experiencing GBV, GYW with different abilities, GYW who are out of school, GYW from sexual minority groups and refugees and internally displaced GYW. In addition, the programme works closely with CSO organisations and networks, (representatives of) formal institutions and community members and leaders.
She Leads Programme Global (2021-2025) In all She Leads countries, girls and young women, particularly GYW from socially excluded and exploited groups, are denied the opportunity to voice their interests and to participate meaningfully in decision-making processes. While many countries have made impressive strides in, for example, GYW’s access to education and the introduction of new laws against GBV, their socio-political participation continues to be much lower than that of boys and young men. Within the population of girls and young women (between age 14 till 24 years of age), there are specific groups of GYW in She Leads countries who suffer most from (intersectional) discrimination and exclusion.
She Leads is a joint programme of Plan International Netherlands, Defence for Children - ECPAT the Netherlands (DCI-ECPAT), African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET), and Terre des Hommes the Netherlands (TdH). Equal Measures 2030 is a technical partner. The She Leads consortium brings together child rights organisations, feminist/women’s rights organisations, and GYW-led groups and aims to increase sustained influence of girls and young women (GYW) on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions. The long-term aim (impact) of She Leads is that GYW’s perspectives are included in gender responsive laws and policies and societal norms and practices. The strategic objective is to increase the sustained influence of GYW on decision-making and the transformation of gender norms in formal and informal institutions.

Central to the She Leads programme is the enhancement of collective action of girls and young women in a gender-responsive civil society (civil society domain), support by increased acceptance of positive social gender norms (socio-cultural domain) and by enabling meaningful participation of girls and young women in decision-making by political institutions (institutional domain). Girls and young women  (age 14 till 24) are the primary target group of the She Leads programme. Especially those that experience intersecting forms of discrimination and exclusion such as GYW living in poor, remot rural areas and urban slums, GYW experiencing GBV, GYW with different abilities, GYW who are out of school, GYW from sexual minority groups and refugees and internally displaced GYW. In addition, the programme works closely with CSO organisations and networks, (representatives of) formal institutions and community members and leaders.
Girls Advocacy Programme DCI-ECPAT NL - Netherlands/International Programme This activity aims to contribute to equal rights and opportunities for girls and young women, poverty reduction and inclusive economic growth; emphasizing the elimination of violence against girls and women and their economic exclusion as policy priorities. The activity does so by strengthening civil society organisations’ capacities for policy influencing, lobby and influencing. Long-term goals: - Girls and young women are free from all forms of gender based violence - Girls and young women are economically empowered Strategic goals: - Improved policies and practices of multi-national companies; - Intergovernmental bodies to eliminate gender-based violence and economic exclusion The activity targets multi-national agencies and private sector companies.
VNTR_Reimbursables The purpose of the “Vietnam National Trade Repository Programme”, known hereafter as the “Vietnam NTR”, is to establish a National Trade Repository (NTR) which will provide easier access to regulations and trade facilitation information.

The overarching objective of Vietnam NTR is to facilitate free trade and open markets by providing easier access to regulations and trade facilitation information, enable greater investment and interaction with global value chains in creating jobs and prosperity, and help reduce poverty and promote gender equality. 

Vietnam NTR will be delivered over 18 months and comprise the following four activities:
-	Design, development and implementation of the NTR
This includes the design, development and implementation of the NTR including mobilisation and delivery of an outline NTR, followed by inclusion of content. This activity includes mandatory training for MOIT and other stakeholders in the operation and management of the platform.
-	Governance Framework
Creation of an Information Governance Framework to manage flows of data and designate roles and responsibilities.
-	Inter-agency working group
Technical assistance through the GTP to support the creation of a legal and governance structure as well as an operating model for inter-agency working between relevant agencies in Vietnam.
-	Awareness-raising
Delivery of a national programme of consultation and awareness-raising, i.e. a programme of events to ensure broadest national coverage.

In parallel, two complementary research projects will be delivered:
Streamlining of regulations to enhance the coherence of the body of enactments to be input in the NTR; and
An evaluation of the concepts, contents and design of the other ASEAN portals to learn lessons, achieve consistency and ensure ASEAN ATR requirements are met.
VNTR The purpose of the “Vietnam National Trade Repository Programme”, known hereafter as the “Vietnam NTR”, is to establish a National Trade Repository (NTR) which will provide easier access to regulations and trade facilitation information.

The overarching objective of Vietnam NTR is to facilitate free trade and open markets by providing easier access to regulations and trade facilitation information, enable greater investment and interaction with global value chains in creating jobs and prosperity, and help reduce poverty and promote gender equality. 

Vietnam NTR will be delivered over 18 months and comprise the following four activities:
-	Design, development and implementation of the NTR
This includes the design, development and implementation of the NTR including mobilisation and delivery of an outline NTR, followed by inclusion of content. This activity includes mandatory training for MOIT and other stakeholders in the operation and management of the platform.
-	Governance Framework
Creation of an Information Governance Framework to manage flows of data and designate roles and responsibilities.
-	Inter-agency working group
Technical assistance through the GTP to support the creation of a legal and governance structure as well as an operating model for inter-agency working between relevant agencies in Vietnam.
-	Awareness-raising
Delivery of a national programme of consultation and awareness-raising, i.e. a programme of events to ensure broadest national coverage.

In parallel, two complementary research projects will be delivered:
Streamlining of regulations to enhance the coherence of the body of enactments to be input in the NTR; and
An evaluation of the concepts, contents and design of the other ASEAN portals to learn lessons, achieve consistency and ensure ASEAN ATR requirements are met.
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