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Cholera response - Provision of life-saving emergency response to cholera outbreak  in Port Sudan and Sawakin Localities, Red Sea State ltpgtThis proposed rapid emergency response aims at providing response for cholera outbreak in Sawakin and Port Sudan localities within the existing health system by supporting one Cholera Treatment Center (CTC) with pharma, supplies, materials, incentives for SMOH staff, and provide support for 12 Oral Rehydration Points (ORP) - 6 in Port Sudan, 6 in Sawakin communities, with intensive case finding and referral support to the nearest CTC.nbsplt/pgtltpgtThe intervention will work in 12 catchment locations around the ORP sites,nbspand will provide awareness raising, prevention education,nbspcase finding and immediate referral to the nearest treatment point. Due to the weak capacity of the SMOH, the programme will also support the referral services (ambulance support, logistics and co-patient support).nbsplt/pgtltpgtThe programme will mainstream protection, equality for the most vulnerable IDPs and host community population including mother, children under 5 years old, as well as individuals with chronical disease.nbsplt/pgt
Area-Based-Allocation: Reactivation of primary paediatric services for the population of South Darfur ltpgtThe primary objective of this initiative is to re-open the EMERGENCY paediatric clinic in order to resume and ensure continuity ofltbrgtpaediatric healthcare services, aiming to decrease the elevated rates of morbidity and mortality in the South Darfur region. This isltbrgtachieved by offering essential healthcare services that are in short supply to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host communities inltbrgtNyala and its surroundings.ltbrgtThe Action will take place in the premises of the Nyala Paediatric Centre, EMERGENCY’s own paediatric hospital located in the area ofltbrgtAl Nahda in Nyala Shimal (Nyala North).ltbrgtFollowing the assault on the Nyala Paediatric Centre on 25 October 2023 by a phalanx of Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and itsltbrgtsubsequent looting, EMERGENCY was forced to interrupt its activities. As a consequence, Output 1 revolves around the rehabilitation ofltbrgtthe clinic. The restoration efforts will primarily target the purchase of essential equipment required to resume basic and urgent activities,ltbrgtwith the ultimate goal of ensuring Output 2 – namely by providing continuity of outpatient services (OPD) in order to swiftly reinstate lifesavingltbrgtand free-of-charge healthcare services for the paediatric population of South Darfur. Besides, Output 3 is closely intertwined,ltbrgtaiming to secure the continuity of the INR follow-up service for individuals who have undergone life-saving therapy following cardiacltbrgtsurgery for heart valve replacement. This comprehensive approach seeks to address both the immediate and ongoing healthcare needsltbrgtof the affected population.ltbrgtThe primary focus of this initiative is children aged 0-14. However, the positive impact extends to the families of the patients receivingltbrgthigh quality and free-of-charge treatment at the EMERGENCY Paediatric Centre. By relieving the financial burden associated withltbrgtmedical care, the most economically disadvantaged sections of the population will experience significant benefits.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Area-based-Allocation: Multi-Sector Humanitarian Assistance Project for WASH and Protection among Vulnerable Communities in Buran, Bileil and Jebel Marra ltpgtWorld Vision Sudan and Alshrooq Organization for Social and Cultural Development (AOSCD) will implement lifesaving interventions to the Sudan Crisis and address the Cholera Outbreak through WASH, and Protection, interventions among Vulnerable Communities in in Buran, Bileil and Jebel Marra in South Darfur. Recognizing the vulnerability of both IDPs and host communities, the project aims to reach 25495 people (Protection- 12580, WASH 12,915)nbspnbspproviding a timely response to reduce mortality and morbidity in South Darfur state.nbsp A key focus of the Protection strategy is on People with Specific Needs including women, girls, men, and boys. A multifaceted approach involves providing mental health and psychosocial support services, creating awareness through feedback mechanisms, and extending in-kind support to address their specific needs. The establishment of community-based protection networks and training of case workers contribute to a strengthened protection framework, with additional efforts in peace-building and social cohesion activities to engage and empower the community.nbsp Specialized child protection services, including mental health and psychosocial support tailored for children and adolescents, form a cornerstone of the strategy. Recreational support and essential items are earmarked for at-risk children and survivors. The initiative also aims to strengthen community structures through the establishment and support of Community-Based Child Protection Networks, fostering awareness and understanding of child rights and gender-based violence. ltbrgtRecognizing the critical importance of WASH services, the proposed plan is to provide these services to approximately Providing WASH services to 12,915 IDPs, refugeesnbsp and host communities in Belail and Buram localities in South Darfur state. This includes ensuring a minimum daily water supply of 15 liters for drinking, hygiene, and other domestic needs for crisis-affected people. Infrastructure upgrades, such as the solarization of water yards and rehabilitation of boreholes, aim to enhance water access and safety. The strategy also emphasizes improving sanitation facilities at healthcare facilities and promoting hygiene practices among the affected population. In summary, the proposed strategy is a comprehensive and integrated response to health, nutrition, protection, and WASH challenges, with a clear focus on the most vulnerable individuals in these regions.ltbrgtFor the proposed project WV Sudan will receive a match fund, up to 15%, from World Vision office Canada. Notwithstanding anything stated to the contrary in this Grant Agreement, World Vision Sudan and World Vision Canada are all Partners as defined under this Grant Agreement, and each shall be jointly and severally liable for all programmatic delivery, technical, administrative and financial requirements, quality assurance, timely and accurate reporting and any and all other obligations of the Partner as stipulated in the Grant Agreementltbrgtlt/pgt
Humanitarian Shelter and NFI Assistance to Conflict Affected IDPs in River Nile state of Sudan ltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial,"gtThe current hostililt/spangtltspan style="font-family: Arial,"gtties between the Sudanese
Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) erupted in Khartoum on 15
April 2023. The level and intensity of this conflict was marked by heavy
gunfire and explosions at several locations in Khartoum. A similar situation
was reported throughout other parts of the country,including Al Fasher in North
Darfur, El Obeid in North Kordofan, Nyala in South Darfur, Zalingei in Central
Darfur, Kassala in Kassala State, and West Darfur State. The highly insecure
and volatile situation adversely affected the humanitarian activities in many
states, with many reports of looting, humanitarian supplies, and organization
vandalism. It is estimated that 400 fatalities, including five humanitarian
workers, had occurred, while more than 4,000 individuals were injured.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt

lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal"gtThis has seen an internal displacement of population to and from states
of Khartoum, Northern, River Nile, Blue Nile, North Kordofan, North Darfur,
West Darfur, Central Darfur, and South Darfur states, as well as cross-border
movements to adjoining countries. There are currently 84,722 I DPs in River
Nile state, spread across 8-10 locations, including in Shandi, Almatama,
Atbara, and Aldamar. These are primarily women and children who have fled to save
themselves from the ensuing conflict leaving all their belongings behind. The
project aims to support their immediate shelter and NFI needs through provision
of NFI kits including plastic sheeting, buckets, kitchen utensils, floor mats,
mosquito nets etc or a one time unconditional payment of USD 300nbspper IDP household will be provided to buy these items themselves from the local market. In order to support the IDP households to rent temporary accommodations,
either individually or jointly, USD 250 againstnbsp600,000 to 800,000

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Area Based Response to Conflict-Affected People  Services for Emergency Affected People in Sennar ltpgtlt/pgtltp style="" class=""gtltfont face="Calibri, sans-serif" style=""gtThe project seeks
to provide community-based protection and assistance to IDPs and  host communities in Sennarlt/fontgtltfont face="Calibri, sans-serif" style=""gt locality  Sennr lt/fontgtltfont face="Calibri, sans-serif" style=""gt state, through   multi- purpose community centers child friend  space centers  , group
support for the most vulnerable PSN and strengthening the  Community mobilization by community-based
protection workshops, awareness sessions , cases management and youth empowerment. This project
will also contribute to promoting protection and peaceful coexistence of the IDPs
and the host communities by  lt/fontgtltfont face="Calibri, sans-serif" style=""gtLifesaving response to conflict-affected people  services for emergency affected People enhancing conflict resolution, GBV , general protection  and child protection ltbgt.lt/bgtlt/fontgt

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UNICEF -WASH Cholera response ltpgtltbrgtWith support from the SHF Fund, UNICEF will ensure that 93,883 people both host communities and IDPs (34,893 women, 31,364 men, 15,459 girls, 12,167 boys) affected by and at high risk of cholera transmission will have access to life-saving water supply, sanitation and hygiene promotion services through a minimum package of WASH services in eight states currently reporting cholera cases. ltbrgtSudan was already facing WASH stressors before the conflict. Last year, about 25.3 percent of households in Sudan reported that water points in their location were not functioning, and about 26 percent of people reported that it took more than 50 minutes to collect water, exposing them to safety risks, especially for women and girls (HNO, 2022). The WHO-UNICEF Joint Monitoring Report (JMP 2021) also found that 10.5 million people (24% of the population) practiced open defecation. With the ongoing conflict in Sudan, the situation has worsened. In addition, the states targeted by this action are hosting high proportions of displaced populations, putting a strain on existing resources. ltbrgtThe trends described above have placed significant additional pressure on existing and already limited basic WASH services ahead of the rainy season, when the prevalence of waterborne diseases is also likely to increase. In Gedaref, for example, more than 80 percent of the population already lacked access to basic sanitation (S3M, 2020), and in the Red Sea, only 54.1 percent of the population had access to basic domestic water supply. An estimated 14.9 million people, including 8.2 million children, are in need of urgent water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) interventions and are at increased risk of WASH-related diseases such as diarrhea and cholera due to lack of safe water and adequate sanitation (UNICEF HAC, May 2023)ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of multi-sectoral life-saving WASH, Shelter, NFIs and Protection assistance for the displaced people affected by crises and fighting in Central Region – SPLM in Nuba Mountains ltpgtThe ongoing clashes in Khartoum and across other locations between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) since the 15th of April, 2023, have resulted in severe consequences for civilians, with the conflict spreading to other regions such as Darfur and North Kordofan. As per the OCHA flash update on the 21st of May, 2023, more than 1 million people have been displaced since the conflict's onset, seeking safety within and outside the country. The crisis presents significant operational access, security, logistics, and banking challenges, further complicating the situation. The operational landscape is expected to remain highly unpredictable, with limited and temporary access opportunities that may be restricted to specific areas.lt/pgt
2024 - SHF Reserve for Emergencies - SP Health and WASH in SKS ltpgtWater, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH): ltbrgtThis WASH response will aim at the dissemination of key health and hygiene messages and distribution of WASH and non-food item (NFIs) kits to conflict-affected populations, specifically internally displaced people (IDPs) in South Kordofan State (SKS).nbsp These will increase access to NFIs for 500 households (HHs) or 3,500 crisis-affected people, safeguarding their health and dignity and improving their living conditions, as well as increasing their knowledge to mitigate the spread of WASH-related diseases. Samaritan’s Purse will coordinate closely with the affected populations and community leaders to identify the target population and coordinate these distributions. The NFI distributions will be accompanied by beneficiary sensitization on key health and hygiene messages regarding measures to prevent WASH-related diseases. ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtHealth:ltbrgtThe health response will be implemented to decrease morbidity and mortality levels among IDPs in SKS, targeting Western Jebel localities. The health programming will be implemented in close collaboration with the Secretariat of Health (SoH).nbsp The activities will be integrated with WASH activities. The following three main health activities are planned:ltbrgt1.	Continue implementing the integrated Community Case Management (iCCM) program in 10 villages where IDPs have been integrated in Western Jebel.ltbrgt2.	Distribute 2,000 clean delivery kits (CDKs) to 10 health facilities (HFs) in Western Jebel where IDPs have been integrated. This is aimed at boosting the capacity to conduct clean deliveries with the influx of IDPs.ltbrgt3.	Distribute basic malaria medicines to 10 HFs in Western Jebel where IDPs have been integrated. This is aimed at boosting the capacity of health facilities to manage malaria with the influx of IDPs.ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtConflict Sensitivity: SKS has been affected by protracted conflict, including intercommunal violence, political tensions, and historical grievances. The complex interplay of ethnic, political and economic dynamics exacerbates competition over land, scarce resources and power. Historical marginalization and perceived injustices fuel grievances among various ethnic groups, contributing to cycles of violence and instability. However, amidst these challenges lie opportunities for social cohesion through community engagement by involving local communities in decision making and program implementation. Integrating health and WASH interventions can promote collaboration and trust among the community members and implementing partners. ltbrgtlt/pgt
Central Darfur - North Jabal Marra 2024 ltpgtltbrgtThe project aims to reduce childhood morbidity and mortality by addressing the identified gaps and enabling access to integrated multisectoral life-saving services that include the provision of primary health and malnutrition treatment and preventive care, safe water and sanitation, and protection services aligning with the HRP's strategic objective (SO1) that aims to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance, targeting the most vulnerable groups to reduce mortality and morbidity. The health and nutrition activities will aim to provide the needed Primary Health Care (PHC) and nutritional assistance for beneficiaries in North Jebal Marra and Azum locality. The proposed WASH activities aim to enhance access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene knowledge for approximately 20,000 beneficiaries, prioritizing the rehabilitation of four water yards with solar systems, serving an average of 5,000 individuals (5,304 girls, 5,096 boys, 4,896 women, and 4,704 men). Integrated efforts include linking water sources to health facilities and the catchment population. Solid waste management initiatives target 2,400 individuals through cleaning campaigns and waste disposal, ensuring a safe environment. Additionally, 150 people benefit from new latrine blocks at health facilities, reducing disease risks. Save the Children's comprehensive approach, encompassing environmental and social considerations, promotes sustainability and resilience in Azum and Shamal Jebel Marra, aligning with climate-resilient practices and environmental conservation . Also, this project will be providing and improving protection services to 875 beneficiaries in Zalinge locality. Those services will be provided by HOPE a partner to SCI who will coordinate the protection services along with other SCI interventions within the same locality to ensure integration. Another partner, SORR will be supporting the distribution of seeds to selected beneficiaries in both Zalinge and Azum localities, supported by SCI Cash distribution to ensure that the basic needs of the beneficiaries are met.lt/pgt
Emergency WaSH response for conflict-affected population in al-Geneina and along the Adikong/al-Geneina axis ltpgtSI proposed intervention aims at addressing urgent WaSH needs of communities affected by the conflict along the Adikong/Geneina axis and Geneina locality, targeting ltbgt101,435 individualslt/bgt. The project will be implemented alongside SI local partner DCD. ltbrgtThe project includes:lt/pgtltpgtgt Under Output 2.1, decommissioning of latrinesltbrgtgt Under Output 2.2, hygiene promotionltbrgtgt Under Output 2.3, solid waste managementltbrgtgt Under Output 2.4, water supply, rehabilitation of water points and operation and maintenance (OM) of water yards.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of immediate and lifesaving health services to people affected by ongoing clashes and conflicts in hotspots and IDP across Sudan ltbrgt


ltp class="MsoNormal"gtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gtThis project will provide life saving
interventions in response to the Sudan crisis post April 15 to the most
affected states, Khartoum and Darfur region. This would be delivered on the 48
hours response modality for one year grant in a consortium with partners able
to respond and provide lifesaving activities to hotspots areas depending on
their location and capacity to response the IDPs reducing mortalities and
morbidities.lt/spangt ltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtThe
crisis already caused unanticipated disruption to trade and market
functionality, household mobility, humanitarian assistance, and basic service
provision. Already on the 7ltsupgtthlt/supgt week of the fighting with 730 killed
and 5,424 injured as of May 23, 2023. IOM reported over 1,042,114 new IDPs and
345,000 crossed into neighboring countries (UNHCR). Ceasefire agreements were
repeatedly violated which resulted to very minimal aid able to enter Khartoum
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targeted interventions include trauma and emergency care, transport/ambulance
system, support to emergency medicine (ICU and CC), early detection and
response to outbreaks, surveillance, mobile clinics, support to referrals,
support selected PHCs and to dialysis and oncology services. These will be coordinated
closely among consortium members to prevent overlapping and in close
collaboration with FMOH, respective SMOH and state level health clusters. These
interventions are based on realistic and flexible mechanisms, adapting to
highly volatile situations. Since most areas are currently not accessible, the
approach will be to submit a concept note with detailed planned activities once
a consortium member is able to access a targeted area and respond immediately. lt/spangtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gtlt/spangtlt/pgt

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Area-Based-Allocation: South Kordofan Integrated Protection, Cash, Health, and Nutrition Emergency Response ltpgtFollowing program consultations held by the SHF with active partners in the state of South Kordofan, priority localities and areas for intervention were identified. SHF allocated 1 million USD to Save the Children International (SCI) and Child Development Foundation (CDF) for implementation in Dilling, Kadugli, and Abujubiha. Overall, the project aims to address immediate needs and enhance the capacity of local facilities and organizations to provide critical services in the areas of cash assistance, psychological support, health and nutrition, child protection, WASH, and GBV response and prevention across 3 priority localities for 8 months. ltbrgtIn Dilling, SCI will deliver multi-purpose cash assistance to 127 vulnerable households and provide psychological support to unaccompanied children through seconded psychologist and provide comprehensive child protection service to unaccompanied and separated children. This intervention will be complemented by WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) interventions implemented by other SHF partners. ltbrgtIn Kadugli, SCI will support two health and nutrition facilities. This support includes equipping the facilities and providing financial support to the health and nutrition staff. The aim is to enhance the capacity of these facilities to deliver medical services and treat children suffering from Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM). The health and nutrition intervention will be integrated with CDF's child protection response, focusing on both prevention and response measures. CDF will establish child friendly spaces and support community-based protection networks to both respond and prevent child violation through capacity building and strengthening interventions. ltbrgtIn Abujubiha, SCI will provide multipurpose cash assistance targeting 147 households, which will be integrated with CDF's GBV (Gender-Based Violence) response through psychological support and case management and prevention intervention and capacity building for service providers and non-GBV actors. The intervention will also support women with life saving skills for 100 females from both IDPs and host community. lt/pgt