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Provision of multi-sectorial integrated nutrition, health and WASH services at Almahabeshah and Mabyan districts of Hajjah Governorate and Munabeh and Kitaf Wa Al Boqe’e of Saadah governorate Yemen Family Care Association over the period of this project of 10 months plans to apply a mluti-sectorial (health, nutrition and WASH) project to serve 57200 direct beneficiaries mostly the vulnerable group of children under five years old and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) in Almahabeshah and Mabyan districts of Hajjah Governorate and Munabeh and Kitaf wa Al Boqe’e districts of Saadah Governorate. This integrated approach will be delivered through EMMTs health services, CMAM approach for acute malnutrition management services and WASH interventions in health facilities. 

This integrated package of services will serve the alleviation of malnutrition emergency status of children under 5 and pregnant and lactating women focusing on addressing cases of severe acute malnutrition and mild acute malnutrition (SAM ampMAM) among children U5 and supporting PLW with basic maternal health care through EMMTs, fixed Health facilities and well trained community health volunteers(CHV) who will be in charge of following up on SAM cases, tracking default cases, raising awareness about the nutrition services available, facilitating Mother Support Groups (MSGs) and disseminating messages on the benefits of natural breast feeding and health and hygiene promotion messages at the community level and following up health education messages received at the health facilities.
Improvement of WASH status in the targeted health facilities will be extremely useful and will have a multiple benefits in terms of reduction of health care acquired infections, diarrheal diseases prevention, better staff morale and performance, increasing HF utilization for health and nutrition services and sustain them, and also for enhancing community hygiene proper practices as the HF will be a good model for positive hygiene practices inside the whole served community. 

This integrated approach with using different modalities will serve in enhancing the relationship between populations in need at the catchment areas and the targeted health facilities that eventually will lead to improving the nutritional and health status of the most vulnerable community categories(children under 5 and PLW) during current critical times. 
The selected 4 districts of Hajjah and Sa’adah Governorates are classified as high priority areas according to the findings of SMART survey and to the nutrition and health clusters bulletins and reports and have chronically suffered from high levels of general acute malnutrition, often above emergency levels with dramatically exacerbation as a result of the recent conflict in the country.

In addition to the IEC materials and public health promotion guidelines, YFCA will develop stories and illustrative materials to highlight the projects’ impact in improving nutritional and health status of targeted beneficiaries.
Integrated Health Response at Health Infrastructure and Community level in priority conflict affected areas in Yemen. RI is proposing a 10 month project to provide immediate access to lifesaving emergency healthcare services for communities in priority geographical areas with highest IDP/host community ratio through re-activation of the Network of Primary and Secondary Health Care Centers, establishment  of community based mechanisms for health promotion, and establishing links between health care Centers and the communities. The capacity of five Primary Health Facilities and 1 Secondary Level Health Facility in priority geographical area will be upgraded by provision of key technical staffing through coordination with Health Authorities and provision of staff incentives, supply of medical supplies/equipment, and infrastructure rehabilitation. While addressing a wide range primary health concerns there will be particular focus on mother child health. The referral mechanism and funds will be set to address critical cases requiring Secondary level healthcare service re-activating the pre-existing healthcare network referral links. In partnership with a local NGO, Community based health promotion will be implemented through establishment of a network of 52 Community Health Workers and 21 Community Midwifes which will become the basis of the community based system for health promotion.  Particular attention has been paid in selection of the target districts to complementarity issues to multiply the benefits of each program, allow increase of beneficiary case and reduce the vulnerability.
Emergency Cholera Response Project in Al-Hota district, Lahj Governorate Yemen Cholera Response Project (YCRP) is a 3 – month complementary WASH intervention project designed to address the current needs generated by outbreak of Cholera in a number of Governorates in the country. The disease is most immediately impacting on nine governorates: Sana’a City, Sana's Governorate,Taizz, AlBayda, Aden, Lahj, Hajjah, Dhamar, Ibb, and Al Hudaydah. In line with the Yemen Cholera and Acute Watery Diahhrea Integrated Response Plan, this project primarily focuses on improvement of quality and quantity of water supply in affected locations, provision of basic hygiene supplies and Improvement of knowledge on hygiene and collective action to improve overall hygiene conditions of specific target areas. Project activities will be implemented in Al- Hota district, Lahj Governorate. A total of 24540 individuals (12,025 Female, 12,515 Male) are estimated to benefit from this response.
Emergency shelter, WASH, and food assistance to vulnerable IDPs in Ibb and Al Dhale’e The complexity of the current context in Yemen necessitates an integrated, multi-sectoral response that addresses emergency needs faced by victims of displacement. In response to the large number of vulnerable IDPs residing in collective shelters (schools) and urban areas in Ibb, ACTED will use a three-pronged approach designed to meet the emergency food, shelter, and WASH needs of approximately 5,145 beneficiaries,1,038 of whom are currently residing in eight identified collective shelters. This is to reduce their vulnerability while increasing the integrity of communal structures, improving their capacity/quality should there be further IDP influxes, or allowing their return to use as schools once IDPs leave. ACTED has completed detailed assessments of some 24 sites and has used a range of criteria to select the eight priority shelters for action.  
 
Specifically, the intervention aims to increase access to shelter through the rehabilitation and expansion of eight collective shelters. This will be complemented by activities aimed to improve hygiene practices and access to basic WASH services for those residing in these shelters, which include rehabilitation of WASH facilities and provision of hygiene kits, ceramic water filters and hygiene training. Finally, the project will meet the priority needs of 5,145 vulnerable urban households, including the most vulnerable in collective shelters, by enhancing their access to staple food items through the provision of food vouchers. This project represents a scale up of ACTED’s existing work in collective shelters and the three relevant sectors in Ibb.
Integrated essential health  WASH  services  in  two districts ( At-Tuhaita, Al-Qanawis) Hodiedah)2017 Diarrhea still represents the main cause for child mortality under age 5 Yemen as it also contributes to the malnutrition and poor resistance of infection and growth deficiencies as often occurred in Tehaita district of Hedeidah Governorate. Acute diarrhea leads to loss fluids in the body thus leading to mortality. Diarrhea results in the first instance from lack of safe drinking water, and personal hygiene.
As the projet targets mainly Tuhaita district of Hodeidah Governorate, main focus will be placed on environmental sanitation concepts, personal hygiene and preventive methods from the water related diseases as well as healthy methods in storage and transportation of water. 
There are a number of effective interventions to prevent diarrhea diseases and communicable diseases which provide positive effect on the nutritional status for the people who are easily and swiftly get affected and infected. The project will also contribute to the improvement of the health situation in the targeted districts particularly Tuhaita district of Hodeidah Governorate.
This project comprises two components:
 Health component : In this component two mobile clinics will be deployed in in the Tuhaidta, and Al-Qanawis districts. A mobile clinic will be depoloyed in Hodeidah Governorate which provides the necessary primary health care, Reproductive health and integrated health care. The main focus will be on the critical cases and acute chronic diseases which will be referred to the specialized hospital that provide the the required medical and protection care to rescue them from death.
 The second component: Environmental sanitation and water. In this component will conduct the following interventions:
 Training of 100 female and male volunteers on environmental health concepts, personal hygiene and preventive methods from the water related diseases as well as safe effective methods for transportation and storage of water.
 Rehabilitation and construction of 200 toilets for the affected and poor families in Tuhaita district and 100 toilets for the affected and poor families in Al-Qanawis of the Hodeidah Governorate.
 Distribution of 2000 health kits in Tuhaita and Al-Qanawis districts in coordination with Health sub cluster to provide chlore element will be used for improvement and purification of drinking water in the targeted districts.
Conduct 400 sessions awareness on environmental health concepts, personal hygiene and preventive methods from the water related diseases as well as safe effective methods for transportation and storage of water in the target areas.Project will contributing to cholera response by mobiles clinics and WASH interventions such awareness sessions on methods of cholera prevention. It will be launched mobile clinics for over five  months one in Al-Qanawis and other in ATuhaita district.
Integrated Nutrition, Health and WASH response in priority conflict affected districts of Hajjah governorate of Yemen The proposed intervention will contribute to the objectives outlined for the Nutrition, Health, and WASH sectors in the Strategic Response Plan. There is a key focus on implementing CMAM and Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) – for children 6-59 months and pregnant and lactating mothers with severe and moderate acute malnutrition – integrated with essential health care services delivered through three teams (two MMTs and 1 fixed team). A three-pronged approach will be adopted including direct delivery of essential Nutrition and Health services by Relief International (RI) through mobile clinics supporting the selected three government primary health facilities (HFs) for essential rehabilitation and implementing, through a local partner, the community based outreach component of the project.

RI is proposing to implement this intervention in 3 districts of Hajjah as prioritized by the second standard allocation YHPF 2016 strategy paper. The intervention would consist of the delivery of essential Nutrition, Health, and WASH services through 2 teams at 24 mobile/outreach sites and 1 team at a fixed site. The project would be implemented in close coordination and collaboration with the local health authorities involving the authorities in key decisions related to the project. This collaboration would include the geographic selection (within the proposed districts) of the area for the deployment of the mobile Nutrition and Health teams, selection of three static HFs to be supported, the needs identification process at the selected HFs, and the monitoring of the project activities. 

Community-based, integrated Nutrition, Health, and WASH promotion of the project would be implemented through a partnership with a local NGO (LNGO) by establishing a network of 45 community health workers (CHWs) in the intervention districts. Their role would be to mobilize the communities and develop linkages between the targeted communities and RI’s interventions.
Cholera prevention  and response to  most vulnerable and  people at risk  to Cholera in Yemen Oxfam will reach 83,954 people in the governorates that have been most affected, or at risk, by the spread of cholera, namely Aden, Taiz and Hodeidah, through the immediate prioritisation and scale up of the following interventions over a 3 month period: 
- Access to safe water through water trucking emergency repair of water supply schemes (WSS) disinfection of wells and water sources support to water committees and provision of fuel and consumables for operation and maintenance (0ampM) of WSS
-  Cholera focused hygiene promotion through the development of updated hygiene messages for cholera prevention and control mobilization of community volunteers to carry out cholera focused hygiene promotion campaigns distribution of hygiene kits supported by IEC materials and prepositioning of WASH contingency stock
- Adequate sanitation through cholera focused NFI environmental cleaning kits construction of appropriate emergency latrines and hand washing facilities in areas that have been identified as at risk and health facilities latrine kit distribution to ensure cleanliness of latrines supported by environmental cleaning campaigns and solid and liquid waste management.

The proposed activities will build on Oxfam’s current programme, where we are reaching more than 900,000 people, and indirectly 1 million people through support to urban water supply systems in Abyan, Aden, Al Dahle and Lahaj governorates.

The proposed response has been developed in line with the rapid needs assessments that have been carried out across each governorate as well as in coordination with the WASH cluster and other actors present in the governorates. Although Oxfam has adapted the current programming to respond to the risk of cholera through activities such as awareness raising, hygiene promotion and hand washing campaigns, a cholera focused response is required to contain and prevent further spread of the infection.

Oxfam will maintain support of local water corporations and General Authority for Rural Water Projects (GARWAP) for operation and maintenance of water supply schemes and will also ensure coordination with health authorities, health actors and health facilities.
Improving the living conditions of the conflict affected population in Taiz through cash based approach to Emergency Food Security and WASH Oxfam will build on its ongoing integrated humanitarian programme and presence in Taiz to reach 55,840 women, men, boys and girls in the most food insecure districts of Taiz through an integrated programme of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and food security. Food security will be ensured through the adoption of a nutrition focused approach that will be developed in collaboration with nutrition experts such as IMC and Mercy Corps to ensure targeting of the most vulnerable households. Conditional transfers will be distributed to 1,500 households (HH’s) on the condition of their participation in nutrition sessions and referrals to health clinics and will be complemented by awareness raising sessions as part of Oxfam's hygiene activities. Furthermore, 55,000 individuals will benefit from improved access to safe, equitable and sustainable water, sanitation and hygiene facilities. Assistance will be provided 500 HH to purchase hygiene kits and, furthermore, cash for work opportunities will be made available to conflict affected individuals to carry out minor rehabilitation of water supply schemes in order to meet household requirements. Oxfam will also support local water corporations and  General Authority for Rural Water Projects (GARWAP) to carry out major rehabilitation of water supply schemes.

Partnerships have been established with Generation without Qat and Coalition of Humanitarian Relief and Oxfam will support them in taking on direct implementation of project activities as well as strengthening their capacity in regards to the humanitarian response through coaching, guidance and mentoring. The proposed activities will also ensure coordination with local authorities and humanitarian actors on the ground, including local water corporations and GARWSP. Gender and protection mainstreaming will be ensured through tools such as the gender marker and ensuring participation throughout the project lifecycle.

Oxfam has been responding to the emergency needs of the conflict affected people in Taiz since September 2015 reaching up to 153,898 beneficiaries through an integrated programme of water, sanitation, hygiene promotion, food security and protection and the proposed project intervention will contribute to the objective of Oxfam’s humanitarian strategy for Yemen, which aims to ensure that ‘women, men, boys and girls affected by the current Yemen crisis receive life saving humanitarian assistance, thereby reducing morbidity and mortality rates.’ The proposed project will also contribute to addressing the humanitarian needs of the conflict affected communities identified in the revised Yemen Humanitarian Response Plan (Y-HRP - August, 2016), through the provision of adequate access to food, nutrition water, sanitation and hygiene services (WASH).
Distribution the winterization  to vulnerable affected people and Monitoring the CC SS The project aims at providing winterisation assistance to (2500 HH) the most vulnerable internally displaced families and conflict-affected population in Marib and Dhamer Governorates. The assistance will be in the form of Basic Non-Food Items (Blankets and Clothes) , and  monitoring of ( 17 )collective centers (CC ) and Spontaneous Sites (SS)to determine and respond to urgent needs and gaps in assistance for some of the most vulnerable IDPs as per Shelter/NFI/CCCM Cluster guidelines . 

The total of Beneficiaries (IDPs and affected people) providing winterization assistance  will be 2500 HH each family consist of 7 members as the average(17500 individuals), and they are categorized as in Marib amp Dhamer 
The total of  indirect Beneficiaries in  17 CCamp SS ( 8590 HH  / 59615  ) in  Marib . 
Sama Al Yemen will achieve these outcomes by immediate reach to people who are vulnerable through rapid needs assessments, network of volunteers, NGOs partnership and utilizing the good relation they have built with different stakeholders in the targeted areas. Besides, Sama Al Yemen has a team in these two governorates working in distributing food and non-food items. They have good knowledge of different distribution modalities and gender concepts.
Provision of life-saving assistance for  /gender-based violence survivors and children vitim/survivor in Hodidah and Hajjah This proposal  mainly designed to target people in conflict affected areas especially women and children  among the most vulnerable IDPs and host communities in  Hajjah and Hodaidah governorates .  The project will target two governorates which all of those  governorats  has been identified as the governorates with  highest priority based on the YHRP 2016  and those district consider under line of poverty  . Hodaidah is the first governorat  suffer of SGBV incidence according to "Yemen humanitarian needs overview for 2015 , and " which has also mentioned that in needs to  urgent interventions. The proposal  is designed to prevent and respond such human rights violations and 6 Grave violence . the project will significantly enhance gender equality, therefore The project will activate emergency  healthcare and rhablitation for childeren  in Hajjah Governorate by providingcash assesstance for the childeren who needs to sergical operation to protect them from disablities and traine health workers in 9 districts of Hajjah Governorat to provid mental, and psycosocial support .

The selection of beneficiaries is based on agreed upon criteria (between ADO and local concerned authorities). The gender approach is mainstreamed into the project from the beginning to the end. ADO will implement the protection activities such as support the legal and psycho-social counseling , awareness for the self-referral during the distribution of dignity kits., ADO will get the a leaflet to have all services with the address of each service providers from protection  cluster   and make strong coordination with those service provided , so that women could have referral to the services and received the serves smoothly  . mapping which has already done by INTERSOSE  will help ADO team in the referral mechanism ,the mapping purpose deal with that identifying the sector how present the protection services in the almost side Legal ,psychological ,Health …. like (LNGOs, INGOs , Hosiptal and legal office ) . 
In summary , the  project will implement the following activities: 
- Procure and distribute dignity kits to IDP women and young girls.
- Provide direct  financial assistant for at least 300 case of GBV .
-activate and strength  the referral mechanism in the target district .
-  Use the Mapping of INTERSOSE   to support the referral system to available services
Health / child protection component will reflected by the following activity :
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- constitute the protection committee to identified and secrening and how to provid psycosocial support for the victim/ survivor .
-constitute case management system.
- campain on the child right.
Provision of Minimum Initial Services Package (MISP)  services United Nation Population Fund (UNFPA) aims to improve access to minimum initial services package (MISP) for internally ­displaced and conflict affected populations who would otherwise have been without healthcare in Taizz, Hajjah, Amran, Sana’a, Sa’ada, Ibb,  Al Dhalee and  Aden   . Proposed activities will focus on meeting the health cluster’s strategic plan and response
objectives through the provision of MISP and family planning services.  

Through the proposed activities, UNFPA  intends to increase access to and utilization of quality maternal, sexual and reproductive health care and maternal life­saving medical support. 
 
The proposed intervention will address the immediate needs of internally displaced and populations affected by the recent conflict while supporting efforts to build
local capacity and strengthen systems to respond better in a protracted emergency situation. The intervention will specifically target vulnerable populations such as
women, particularly of child­bearing age through supporting of puplic health services with maternal lifesaving medicines and equipment. . 
To address the health needs of vulnerable groups, identified  as having difficulty accessing health services, the UNFPA   will provide outreach MISP services  through mobile medical clinics/units.