Provision of Multi-Sector life Saving Response for vulnerable populations affected at Oromia Region Borena Zone, Moyale and Dubuluk Woredas ltpgtltp style="text-align:justifyline-height:107%" class="MsoNormal"gtltspan style="font-family:"gtTo
address the emergency needs of IDPs and host communities at lt/spangtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtMoyale
and Dubuluk Woredas of  Borean Zone,lt/spangtltspan style="font-family:"gt lt/spangtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtAAH  partnering with  Gayo Pastoralist
Development  Initiative – GPDI (local implementing partner)
designed Multi-sector humanitarian response compromising Cash Assistance,
Agriculture, WASH, a Protection. lt/spangtltspan style="font-family:"gtIt is believed Cash Assistance will support the
targeted households to fill their most critical needs.  Through Cash
Assistance, AAH will distribute 6,900  ETB ($128) in one round per
household  total of 20,700 ETB ($383.37) in three rounds to
cover set of basic recurring needs. 11,840,400 ETB ($219,286.12) will be
distributed to 572 households or 2860 (F: 1459, M: 1401) individuals in
3 rounds. The transfer value is set based on interim guidance for the
Oromia Region recommended by Ethiopian Cash Working Group. Beneficiary
targeting is based on AAH’s Cash SOP. Beneficiary targeting
 selection process carried out with respective government offices
 community representatives. Registration will be undertaken using lt/spangtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtRed
Roselt/spangtltspan style="font-family:"gt
beneficiary profile registration tool. Biometric devices will be used and
fingerprints of each target beneficiary will be collected. Biometric data will
be used as identifier of registered beneficiary. AAH will work with Awash Bank. 
 GPDI provides Agricultural inputs (Seeds and farm tools) for Agro–pastoralist
farmers whose livelihood have been negatively affected The agricultural
inputs are Teff and haircoat bean which is required by the community. The
project will also provide farm tools like digging hoe and sickles along with
the seeds. The seeds are distributed based on local seeds rates that each
woreda Agriculture, Livestock and Rural Development offices recommend based on
the existing soil type and agro ecology of each location. Pastoralist
communities will be supported through the supply of livestock vaccines and
livestock health treatment activities.  This will protect the losses
of the core livestock of drought-affected communities, contribute to maintain
the body condition of animals, and support milk production for the families.
Livestock mass vaccination campaigns and treatment activities will result in
the vaccination and treatment of a minimum 28,000 (8,000 cattle, 20,000
goats  sheep) heads of livestock. Small ruminants as restocking
activity will be provided. Local species goats will distributed to most
vulnerable pastoralist communities. The small ruminants will be distributed to
those families who have completely lost their livestock. Priority will be given
to pregnant and lactating women and women headed households. Through this
action, 1648 Goats will be distributed to 410 households (2050 individuals).
Beneficiary targeting will be done with close collaboration from government
counterparts and representatives from both IDPs and host communities. ltbrgtltbrgtltbrgt


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mso-bidi-font-size:10.0ptfont-family:"gtEmergency WASH response address
immediate lifesaving needs of the drought affected community through provision
of lifesaving WASH NFI  water treatment products at household level,
hygiene and sanitation promotion, installation of emergency sanitation services
 water facilities at community level will be done by AAH. The project
foresees to build resilience through implementation of durable solution. lt/spangtltspan style="font-size:8.0ptmso-bidi-font-size:10.0ptfont-family:"gtProtection response by AAH will focus
on the key emergency priorities for a protection program that responds to the
needs of survivors of violence and abuse. Program activities will strengthen
and support GBV systems to respond to cases of GBV/IPV survivors and those at
risk, provision of MHPSS for both a response and mitigation approach,
increasing the capacity of key government workers through training and on-going
support (including case management), improving and strengthening of safe
referral systems, inclusion of key stakeholders and local communities in
creating risk mitigation awareness, provision of dignity kits for the most
vulnerable and support, training and partnership with a local disability
charity.lt/spangtlt/spangtlt/pgtltp class="sceditor-nlf"gtltbrgtlt/pgtlt/pgt