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Emergency Response for vulnerable populations displaced by conflict in Komanda health zone, Irumu Territory in Ituri Province. The proposed project aims to support the most vulnerable people who largely have settled unsheltered in public places, who are in need of non-food and NFI items. This includes those with special needs (older people, pregnant and lactating women, unaccompanied children, those with disabilities and chronic diseases) who lack shelter and essential items. An unconditional cash intervention is appropriate in the affected area to cover the needs for food (for 15 days), NFIs and hygiene items  for the disabled persons living with chronic diseases. The local market in the area remains accessible and has availability of items. The unconditional cash grants will enable the targeted people to cater to their food stocks  and  purchase essential household items. Through this project, critical protection risks will be addressed, the living conditions of the vulnerable groups will be improved and risk of disease outbreak will be immediately reduced as soon as cash distribution will be done and moderated within 45 days. All non-food-assisted households will be able to cover their non-food item needs according to their habits .  At the end of this project, the beneficiary households will be able to purchase the non-NFIs and other essential items for their households to meet their urgent needs within the 45 days of the project implementation. Above all, the project will have been accountable to the community, through ensuring consultation with representatives and engaging in complaint and feedback mechanisms.
Needs assessment and asssitance to Older People affected by the Earthquake in Ecuador The purpose of the project is to undertake a Needs Assessment for Older People and their families affected by the earthquake that hit Ecuador, on April 16, 2016. The result of the assessment will permit sourcing of funds to meet the immediate needs of people affected by the earthquake in the most affected areas of Manabí, Esmeraldas, Guayas, Santa Elena, Santo Domingo and Los Ríos. HelpAge will work in partnership with the National Network of Older People of Ecuador (RENPERMAE), a local partner organisation headquartered in Guayaquil, Ecuador, to delivery targeted assistance and protection actions to vulnerable households and Older People affected by the earthquake. Activities to be undertaken include the provision of food assistance (Food package - 30 USD ea.)  and psychosocial support to 100 Households affected by the earthquake living in camps in Manabi.
Advancing the rights and protection of conflict-affected South Sudanese older displaced persons in Ethiopia, Uganda and South Sudan (co-funding) This activity is co-funding support for a three country programme to lobby for the rights and protection of older refugees from South Sudan in their places of displacement or refuge. The countries of operation are Ethiopia, Uganda and South Sudan
Supporting the transition from humanitarian crisis through recovery to sustainable economic development in Warrap State Contribute towards the reduction of hunger and poverty by promoting sustainable food production and alternative livelihoods for 6,000 highly vulnerable households This project aims to reduce hunger and promote sustainable food production and livelihoods to build the long-term resilience of approximately 3,500 highly vulnerable persons in Warrap State
Age With Rights - strengthening engagement, communications and activation in a global campaign to protect the rights of older people This project seeks to grow GAROP's global campaign, ‘Age With Rights', which, through engaging civil society, grassroots activists, the public and the media, will increase awareness around the rights of older people and build a larger, stronger movement to combat the ageism and age-related inequalities that older people face. This movement will urge UN member states to begin drafting a new UN convention that will promote, protect, and ensure the full and equal enjoyment of all human rights by older people everywhere.
Access to Safe Water and Reduced Waterborne Diseases for 6,600 people in remote Haiti This activity provides co-funding to support a project aimed to improve access to safe water for 1,200 vulnerable people and to reduce the prevalence of waterborne diseases among 6,600 community members living in the localities of Platon, Talouis, Tilie, Lagarde, Lumaire and Latigue (Savanne Dubois) in the District of Fond Jean Noel, Marigot Commune, in the South East Department of Haiti. The targeted communities had very limited access to piped drinking and rainwater catchment or storing system and water collection can take a minimum of 2 hours. Students and the local health clinic patients also had no on-site access to water because the old rainwater harvesting and storage systems were destroyed by hurricanes. As a result, the area was prone to waterborne related diseases which could be prevented through appropriate water treatment, and improved sanitation and hygiene practices. The project aimed to support 100 households either headed by an older person (55 years and over) who take care of grandchildren or households with a disabled person living there, as well as a complex which hosts the local clinic and a school through the installation of rain water harvesting systems, distribution of water-purifying pumps (in-kind by DFID), and health and hygiene promotion
Increased awareness of older people needs and priorities among the wider community. The project aims to improve understanding of older people needs and improve quality of life in the Gaza strip through capacity building of community care givers and medical staff
Towards more effective and accountable social protection systems for income security in older age Social protection systems providing income security in older age in developing countries are more effective and accountable. Representative OPAs at local and national levels have strengthened capacity to participate in social accountability processes ||  | Innovative OCM models are piloted in each target country, generating evidence on the effectiveness of social protection programmes Evidence and learning generated on social protection systems and best practice in citizen monitoring Key local, national and international stakeholders have increased technical knowledge to design and implement accountable social protection systems
GAROP - empowering older people and CSOs to advocate for the rights of older people and challenge discrimination The project will empower older people and CSOs to advocate for older people's rights and challenge ageism and age discrimination. It will work across ten countries, identified at the start of the project as having the most potential for impact. By mobilising and building the capacity of older people and CSOs, the project will create an influential global movement advocating for the rights of older people and build support for a binding international instrument dedicated to older people's rights.
Strengthening COVID-19 emergency response for  vulnerable older women and men in  Idlib in NW Syria The project prioritises prevention, awareness raising and community sensitization focus that will help mitigate the impact of a COVID-19 outbreak when it materializes. It will focus on particularly vulnerable groups such as older women and men including older people with disabilities. Community awareness raising activities will be delivered through a mix of messaging modalities, such as use of social media, distribution of paper leaflets and flyers, use of mobile ambulances to deliver messages through loudspeaker, and training of volunteers and health workers on raising awareness and protection measure regarding COVID-19 and promoting behavioural change among the potentially affected population. For households deemed particularly vulnerable, hygiene kits for family use will be delivered, and this distribution will also be accompanied by appropriate messaging and delivery of information. A system will be established to ensure the maintenance of social contact with older people who might be isolated using phone calls, text messages and radio. Provision of awareness raising and information on COVID-19 will be made accessible to different groups of people, including older people, including older people with disabilities, through appropriate language, communication materials and age- friendly and relevant messaging. Strategies will be developed to provide Psychosocial Support for older people, including those with disabilities remotely, through training of professional counsellors and delivered through radio, telephone calls or other remote mechanisms.
Safe and Sustainable envirnoment for persons with specific needs in Refugees Camps and Host Communities Vulnerable refugees and host community members in Kigoma Region in three refugee camps and 48 villages in 6 districts use and self- manage civil society structure to build intergenerational community cohesion and resiliance, especially in agriculture, and are supported by other trained civil society (NGOs) and government actors at local, regional and national levels who effectively use disaster risk reduction systems, provide integrated and inclusive prsychosocial support and sustainability promote peacful coexistence of refugees and host communities The protection of vulnerable refugee in the camps and host communities in Kigoma region Tanzania have improved through immediate and long-term sustainable interventions
Building community resilience to multiple hazards through inter-generational Disaster Risk Reduction in Cauca Department, Colombia. This action will target 6,395 people living in the Municipalities of Totoró, Inza and Paez in Cauca department in Colombia, home to the indigenous groups of the Paez-Nasa. Due to their proximity to a number of active volcanos and tectonic plates, they are exposed to various natural hazards such as landslides, flash floods, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. This, coupled with high levels of poverty and vulnerability and inadequate disaster risk reduction strategies both at community and institutional level, have the potential to impact severely the lives of these communities when natural events or other shocks strike. The action aims to build the resilience of the targeted communities against multiple hazards. Through the formation of Intergenerational Risk Management groups which will include older people, women and disabled people we will strengthen vulnerable groups and 15 local institutions' capacities to engage in inclusive DRR. Following hazard, vulnerability and capacity assessments, DRR action plans will be developed and up to three actions prioritised for implementation. Key to this process will be a greater understanding of disaster risk reduction through the recovery of ancestral knowledge both from older people to complement scientific knowledge. Solidarity Economic Nurseries will also be established to promote a culture of savings within the community and productive activities. Strengthen vulnerable groups and local institutions' capacities in inclusive DRR (assessment, planning and implementation). Build local community capacity to engage in inclusive DRR interventions Strengthen the capacities of local institutions and organizations to engage in inclusive DRR interventions Intergenerational Risk Management groups and local government jointly develop inclusive community action plans following HVCA assessments Community action plans are implemented Document the inclusive DRR model and share with key stakeholders
Improved access to clean water and hygiene and Sanitation practices for  most vulnerable households and internally Displaced persons (IDPs) in dought affected areas of Guchi, Wachile and Dhas Woredas , Oromia Region. This project aims to improve the health status of vulnerable people through increasing access of safe water, sanitation and hygiene practices for a total of 54,210 (29,577 female and 24,633 male) direct beneficiaries in Wachile, Guchi, and Dahs woredas and in IDP sites in Borena zone, Oromia Region. To improve access to a clean, safe, and potable water supply through provision of water treatment chemicals and kits for 28,254 people (15,820 female & 12,439 men) living in most affected kebeles of Guchi, Wachile and Dhas districts of Borena zone To increase awareness of hygiene and sanitation practices through organising awareness creation events by health extension workers (HEWs) and the health development army (HDA) and using promotional materials amongst affected populations 54,210 (29,577 female and 24,633 male) To ensure sustainable water supply to 37,905 (21,327 female) individuals through rehabilitation of critical water sources and building capacity of woreda water office
Promoting GPC's work in reinforcing disability & age inclusive and conflict-sensitive analyses to improve inclusion in protection coordination and leadership in humanitarian responses using an intersectional approach – Phase 1 Analyse capacity and gaps to support mainstream disability (with intersectional lens with gender) and age inclusion   into protection coordination and leadership to promote inclusive and context-sensitive interventions. This proposed intervention aims at contributing to a holistic and systemic approach, geared towards capacity building of GPC HQ and field staff, as well as partners to ensure improved disability and age inclusive and conflict-sensitive protection coordination and leadership.
Age International research on women's access to economic rights in older age This project aims to support local researchers for Age International research on women's access to economic rights in older age. To carry out research on older women's economic rights, which includes qualitative research in four countries academic, researchers and policy maker
Mainstreaming vulnerable populations in DRR in Jamaica To reduce the impact of natural hazards on at risk populations in vulnerable communities in Portland, St. Mary and St. Thomas and the wider Jamaica. To improve the disaster resilience of ten communities and their vulnerable populations in eastern Jamaica by developing their capacity to better manage and respond to the effects of natural hazards.
Improving inclusive life saving and protection interventions for Persons with Specific Needs (PSNs) among Burundian refugees and asylum seekers in Nduta and Mtendeli camps. 22,908 (16,120 female) Burundian refugees with specific needs have increased access to age, gender and disability inclusive lifesaving protection, health care services, and income generating opportunities, enabling them to meet basic needs in Nduta and Mtendeli camps. Enter text .... Enter text ....
Winter assistance for the most vulnerable people in the Republic of Moldova Providing assistance to vulnerable people in 7 communities by supporting them with one daily hot meal over the winter period. Vulnerable people in 7 communities are supported with one daily hot meal over the winter period.
Emergency Assistance and Protection to Vulnerable Conflict-Affected Older Women and Men in Government Controlled Areas of Donetsk and Luhansk This project aims to provide support to 7,100 people affected by the armed conflict in Eastern Ukraine, which has now gone into its third year, amongst whom older women and men are among the most vulnerable groups. Many of the most vulnerable conflict-affected older women and men are at risk of being excluded from conventional forms of aid distributions, facing imitations due to disabilities or chronic illnesses which prevent them from seeking assistance during physical distributions in town or village centres. This programme provides direct Psychosocial Support (PSS) to older women and men affected by the conflict through Home-Based Care (HBC), Community Safe Spaces (CSS) and provision of individualised protection assistance, such as assistive devices, hygiene items or winterization support. This integrated protection intervention will ensure that older women and men who face mobility restrictions or are at risk of isolation, have improved access to humanitarian and social services, are re-integrated into their communities and improve their psychosocial wellbeing and resilience. Additionally, HelpAge International will continue to carry out technical capacity building and coaching of selected local and international organisations, who will pilot the Minimum Standards for Age and Disability Inclusion in the Humanitarian Action. Given the existing vulnerabilities and protection concerns faced by older women and men, including those with disabilities, HelpAge will complement direct protection assistance with advocacy at local and national level, (including close cooperation with local authorities and select ministries) to ensure that older people's concerns and vulnerability are addressed by other actors.
Winter assistance for the most vulnerable people in the Republic of Moldova This is a 4-month project which aims to improve the health status and wellbeing of 270 vulnerable people from 9 communities of Rezina and Soldanesti districts by providing one hot meal per day for the cold season.
Inclusive Emergency Response for Older Men, Women and Older People with Disabilities affected by Cyclone Idai in Sofala and Tete Provinces – Mozambique. This project will build on existing interventions, largely financed by the DEC. The project therefore proposes to continue providing basic essential services for OP and their families, both direct intervention and through Outreach Teams, that will ensure that they are protected, safe and secure. This shall be done through case management and referrals, psychosocial support (PSS), NFI (Seed) distributions, and health (basic health care and home-based support). Increased protection and inclusion of older women, men and people with disabilities in the project target locations
Older People in emergencies: their exposure to disaster makes them more vulnerable. It is expected that the project will be carried around a Regional ADA Campaign with our Network Members.
Improve nutrition and health conditions of 21,000 vulnerable, flood affected people through provision of food and NFIs Flood response in Phuklian and Kachi Mand Union Councils (UCs) of Sialkot District, Punjab province, Pakistan, reaching 3,000 flood affected families (displaced due to flood) and 21,000 flood affected persons. The basic and most urgent needs of 3,000 flood affected families in Sialkot district are met immediately through the delivery of Food and NFIs; and other humanitarian actors working in this flood response are aware of the older persons affected by the floods. To contribute in providing immediate lifesaving relief to flood affected victims in Punjab province, and improving the inclusion of vulnerable groups in other humanitarian actor responses to the floods
Capacity building and awareness raising to improve the wellbeing of vulnerable older people in Gaza The project aims to improve understanding of older people needs and improve quality of life in the Gaza strip through capacity building of community care givers and medical staff
TA-9781 REG: Developing South Asian Livable Cities Facility - Aged Care Service Specialist (42173-015) The aged care services specialist will be part of a project preparatory team to conduct due diligence (technical, economic, financial, environmental and social safeguards, institutional, and gender assessments) for a proposed grant to Maldives for Strengthening Gender Inclusive Initiatives.The consultant will work in close collaboration with the Team Leader and other due diligence consultants, and report to the ADB project officer. He/She will support, coordinate, and supervise the inputs from all team members and take responsibility for high-quality study outputs and deliverables. The consultant will (i) assist in preparing the RRP, linked documents and TORs for the proposed Strengthening Gender Inclusive Initiatives project; (ii) undertake analysis on existing care and support services to older persons including, but not limited to government legislation and policy, human resources, financing, quality management and infrastructure; (iii) review of policies, institutional frameworks and publications relevant to aged  care; (iv) provide practical recommendations for improvements to community-based aged  care in the Maldives with focus on feasible and efficient operational arrangements including potential private or civil society organisations engagement and flexible service delivery; (v) input on the structural design of the aged  care centers to ensure facilities are responsive to the intended services that will be provided; and (vi) support capacity building on social protection to older persons,. The consultant will be responsible for undertaking detailed sector assessments and support the overall investment project design, scope, and documentation in accordance with ADB guidelines. Support project design, incorporating lessons and experiences from similar projects on aged care services Support the Gender Specialist/Team Leader consultant in consultation meetings with key government agencies (i.e., MGFSS, MOH, FPA, Maldives Police) and CSOs, with focus on strengthening protection and care and support services for older persons Review all policies, institutional frameworks, publications, demographic and health data relevant to older persons and aged care and identify key areas for policy and program reforms, including improvement in competencies and capacities of the social workforce that will manage the protection and care facilities to be established under this project
Protection and Assistance to Internally Displaced Persons in West Darfur This project seeks to address the protection needs of 2,000 vulnerable PSN and their households in 7 IDP camps in West Darfur and facilitate durable solutions through peace co-existence interventions in West Darfur. Strengthening the services for people with special needs (PSNs) through provision of psychosocial support, health support and referrals, community support networks and groups and through promoting peaceful coexistence within and between communities through community education projects, community sensitisation campaigns and peaceful coexistence projects
Emergency support for older people and their families during COVID-19 crisis, in Rajasthan, India This project aims to address these challenges for 12 older people  and their families through:
(i)	12 food and hygiene kits for up to 20 older men and women to support their food and hygiene needs for 2 months. 20 older people and their 96 family members have food and hygiene security for 2 months
DEC Afghanistan Phase 2 This project will boost the resilience of vulnerable people, with a specific focus on marginalised and displacement-affected men and women of all ages with and without disabilities, ensuring inclusive sustainable livelihoods complementing emergency comprehensive rehabilitation services and explosive ordnance risk education and prevention across Herat Province Afghanistan This project will target the most vulnerable and marginalised – including displacement-affected people, persons with disabilities and/or older people
Reducing Poverty in Central Asia To improve the livelihoods of 500 vulnerable multigenerational households (MGHH) in 20 rural cross-border villages in Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan 500 multi-generational households (MGHHs) are engaged in improved, resilient livelihoods opportunities and horticultural activities leading to improved food production and nutrition 20 communities have increased access through Self-Help Groups (SHGs) to information, legal advice and paralegal support, in order to achieve their rights and better access to pensions and entitlements, including disability and social benefits 20 SHGs and project partners are organized and have the ability to influence local and national government policy design and implementation to improve access of communities to resources which are necessary for livelihoods production