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PACTO - Active Prevention and Communication for All PACTO - Prevenção e uma comunicação ativas para tudo (Mozambique):  The PACTO activity designs communication strategies and materials to promote the adoption of healthy behaviors and improve the uptake of services related to Family Planning, TB, Malaria, and HIV prevention.  As the flagship behavior change communication (BCC) project, PACTO provides technical support to develop communication strategies that respond to identified behavioral and gender barriers and opportunities.  The program works at central and provincial level to strengthen the capacity of public institutions, civil society organizations to design and implement quality health promotion and BCC interventions with behavioral objectives for specific audiences.  Expected results with FY 2014 funds are the development of strategic BCC plans to improve the adoption of healthy behaviors among targeted population segments.  Activities include formative research, audience segmentation and development of measurable behavioral objectives, development of communication materials. (Moçambique):  A atividade de PACTO projeta estratégias e materiais de uma comunicação promover a adoção de comportamentos saudáveis e melhorar a tomada dos serviços relativos ao planeamento familiar, à TB, à malária, e à prevenção do VIH.  Como o projeto de uma comunicação da mudança do comportamento da capitânia (BCC), PACTO fornece o suporte laboral para desenvolver as estratégias de uma comunicação que respondem a barreiras e às oportunidades identificadas comportáveis e do gênero.  O programa trabalha a nível central e provincial para reforçar a capacidade das instituições públicas, organizações da sociedade civil projetar e executar a promoção da saúde da qualidade e as intervenções de BCC com objetivos comportáveis para audiências específicas.  Os resultados previstos com os fundos do FY 2014 são o desenvolvimento dos planos estratégicos de BCC para melhorar a adoção de comportamentos saudáveis entre segmentos da população visada.  As atividades incluem a pesquisa, a segmentação da audiência e o desenvolvimento formativos de objetivos comportáveis mensuráveis, desenvolvimento de materiais de uma comunicação.
ICASS Costs Custos de ICASS International Cooperative Administrative Support Services (ICASS) applies to the management and funding of all shared administrative services abroad and related costs at participating agencies headquarters. Os serviços de assistência administrativos cooperativos internacionais (ICASS) aplicam-se à gestão e ao financiamento de todos os serviços administrativos compartilhados no exterior e de custos relacionados em matrizes de participação das agências.
HIV Key and Priority Population Local Activity Chave do VIH e atividade local da população da prioridade The overall objective of the activity is to "improve health and HIV outcomes among key and priority populations," in support of USAID/Mozambique's Country Development Cooperation Strategy (CDCS) 2020-2025. Specifically, this award will directly respond to CDCS Development Objective #1: "Healthier and better educated Mozambicans, especially the young and vulnerable"; with a focus on intermediate results #1.1 & #1.2 (quality and utilization of health services improved) O objetivo total da atividade é "melhorar a saúde e os resultados do VIH entre populações da chave e da prioridade," a favor da estratégia da cooperação de desenvolvimento do país de USAID/Mozambique (CDCS) 2020-2025. Especificamente, esta concessão responderá diretamente ao desenvolvimento #1 objetivo de CDCS: "Moçambicanos educados mais saudáveis e melhores, especialmente o novo e vulnerável"; com um foco nos resultados intermediários #1.1 & #1.2 (a qualidade e a utilização de serviços sanitários melhoraram)
CHASS -Clinical HIV/AIDS Services Strengthening - Mozambique CHASS - serviços clínicos de HIV/AIDS que reforçam - Moçambique CHASS -Clinical HIV/AIDS Services Strengthening - Mozambique CHASS - serviços clínicos de HIV/AIDS que reforçam - Moçambique
Title II - UNICEF for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Mozambique Título II - UNICEF para o transporte, armazenamento e manipulação (ITSH) e 202e internos, Moçambique Title II - UNICEF for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Mozambique Título II - UNICEF para o transporte, armazenamento e manipulação (ITSH) e 202e internos, Moçambique
USAID/OFDA Mission USAID Mozambique Missão USAID Moçambique de USAID/OFDA USAID/OFDA Mission USAID Mozambique Missão USAID Moçambique de USAID/OFDA
Zimpeto Pharmaceutical Warehouse Extension Construction Construção farmacêutica da extensão do armazém de Zimpeto Zimpeto (Maputo) Regional Pharmaceutical Warehouse Extension Activity Atividade farmacêutica regional da extensão do armazém de Zimpeto (Maputo)
Support Program for Economic and Enterprise Development (SPEED) Programa de apoio para o desenvolvimento econômico e da empresa (VELOCIDADE) SPEED supports and expands ongoing reforms to catalyze economic development and speed the transformation of Mozambiques economic, legal, and governance systems into those of a modern, developed country. SPEEDs goal is to have more companies doing more business, resulting in increased trade and investment and a stronger competitive position for Mozambican firms, thus creating local opportunities for job and income growth. A VELOCIDADE apoia e expande reformas em curso para catalisar o desenvolvimento econômico e para apressar a transformação de sistemas de Mozambiques econômicos, legais, e da governança naquelas de um país moderno, desenvolvido. O objetivo das velocidades é ter mais empresas que fazem mais negócio, tendo por resultado o comércio e investimento aumentado e uma posição competitiva mais forte para empresas moçambicanas, assim criando oportunidades locais para o crescimento do trabalho e da renda.
Emergency Food and Agriculture Assistance for communities affected by Cyclone Idai in Mozambique. Alimento da emergência e auxílio da agricultura para as comunidades afetadas pelo ciclone Idai em Moçambique. Emergency Food and Agriculture Assistance for communities affected by Cyclone Idai in Mozambique. Alimento da emergência e auxílio da agricultura para as comunidades afetadas pelo ciclone Idai em Moçambique.
WASH Infrastructure Infraestrutura da LAVAGEM A&E and oversight services for WASH Infrastructure A&E e serviços do descuido para a infraestrutura da LAVAGEM
Health Response to Gaza emergency (US$ 800,000) ltpgtltbrgtThe Israeli attacks against the Gaza Strip continues for the twenty fifth consecutive day, as the number of martyrs has reached 8,525 persons and the number of the injured people has reached 21,543 persons (OCHA 31 Oct. 2023). The crimes against humanity committed by the Israeli occupation forces have created an incurable humanitarian catastrophe through the use of collective punishment in terms of killing, destruction, demolishing of homes, and depriving 2.2 million people of their basic rights, as the crossings were closed, water and electricity were cut off, and the entry of food and fuel necessary for the operation of the electrical generators was stopped.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtThe Israeli occupation forces also forced an estimated 1.4 million people to be displaced (62% of Gaza) (OCHA 31 Oct. 2023), leave their homes and go to shelters either in UNRWA schools or with their relatives in the middle and southern governorates of the Gaza Strip.ltbrgtIt is worth noting that AWDA from the first day of the escalation announced the state of emergency and operated 4 health facilities belonging to the association, including 2 primary health care centers in the north and south of the Gaza Strip, and 2 hospitals, one in the northern Gaza Strip and the other in the middle governorate of the Strip. AWDA hospitals provided their services to a number of 2,674 injured persons, which represents 12% of the total number of injured persons in the Gaza Strip, in addition to providing basic health services to a number of 6,170 patients, as these services are provided free of charge. This has led to a large portion of its health resources necessary to sustain these services. ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtAccordingly, the project aims to support and sustain the provision of life-saving services by providing the necessary medication, medical disposable and equipment necessary to provide emergency and non-emergency health services for trauma and non-trauma patients at AWDA’s and MoH’s hospitals to provide the services to the largest possible number of injured and patients completely free of charge, as these services will be provided to both sexes with different age groups including PWDs.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Emergency WASH response in Gaza Strip caused by war ltpgtSince October 7, 2023, Gaza has faced relentless Israeli bombardments, causing severe humanitarian distress. The death toll has surpassed 13,000, with a distressing majority (over 60%) being women and children. The crisis has forced over a million individuals to become internally displaced, and the ongoing occupation has severed access to critical resources such as water, electricity, and humanitarian aid, further exacerbating the dire situation.ltbrgtltbgtCurrent Situation:lt/bgtltbrgtThe occupation's actions have created an alarming humanitarian crisis in Gaza, placing immense pressure on essential systems. The cutting off of water and electricity, combined with the lack of humanitarian assistance, has intensified the challenges faced by the population. This aggression has particularly strained the food and water systems, leading to a daily deterioration in the availability and accessibility of water for all purposes.ltbrgtltbgtRationale for Proposal:lt/bgtltbrgtIn response to this urgent crisis, PARC is submitting this proposal. The initiative is part of a collective effort to address the escalating humanitarian situation. PARC has engaged in consultations with key stakeholders, including the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UN OCHA) and the WASH cluster in both the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, to ensure a comprehensive and effective response.ltbrgtltbgtCoordination and Collaboration:lt/bgtltbrgtPARC is committed to maximum coordination with the WASH cluster and other organizations actively working in the region. This collaborative approach is designed to ensure not only maximum coverage but also fair and equitable targeting of assistance to those in need.ltbrgtltbgtProject Objectives:lt/bgtltbrgtThe primary objective of the proposed project is to address the urgent needs of internally displaced people (IDPs) in Gaza, specifically targeting 7,500 households, encompassing an estimated 40,000 individuals. The focus will be on providing essential WASH services, including access to clean water and hygiene facilities.ltbrgtltbgtEstimated Assistance:lt/bgtltbrgtEach IDP is estimated to receive WASH services equivalent to 7.5 USD, covering both water and hygiene needs. This financial assistance aims to alleviate the immediate challenges faced by the affected population, ensuring they have access to vital resources for maintaining health and well-being.ltbrgtltbgtIn conclusionlt/bgt, this project proposal from PARC is a targeted and collaborative effort to respond urgently to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. By addressing the critical water and hygiene needs of IDPs, the project seeks to provide a lifeline to those affected by the war, offering a measure of relief and support in the face of these challenging circumstances.lt/pgt
The most vulnerable conflict affected households (HHs) can meet their immediate survival needs through the provision of appropriate shelter items. ltpgtltbrgtSave the Children’s (SC) Shelter  Non-Food Items (NIs) project aims to provide immediate shelter solutions and relief aid to families in Gaza, focusing on those most affected by the ongoing conflict and displacement. The project will provide essential shelter kits (sealing off kits, bedding sets and warm clothes) to the most vulnerable families for improving their living conditions. The project will target a total of 7,352 (1,313 HHs).ltbrgtThe project adheres to the oPt shelter cluster recommendations, prioritizing children headed households (HHs), female headed households, those who have lost their homes, and those residing in uninhabitable or temporary shelters, including open spaces, relatives’ or friends’ homes, emergency shelters, or makeshift setups. Special attention will be given to households with a higher number of dependents, women-led households severely impacted by the conflict, and vulnerable groups such as displaced families, children, women facing protection risks, families that have lost their assets, pregnant or lactating women, and families with children under 5 years old and or those with serious or chronic diseases. Persons with disabilities will also receive priority assistance. This project contributes to the broader goals of enhancing resilience, promoting gender equality, and ensuring inclusive aid distribution, aligning with the overall objectives of the oPt Humanitarian Fund’s strategy.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Enhancing the protection of vulnerable children and adults in the Gaza Strip through the provision of integrated services ltpgtPeople in Gaza are facing desperate living conditions, severe food shortages, and limited, if any, access to shelter, health, education, and protection services as the war continues. The current war has plummeted Gazans into unprecedented deprivation and multidimensional poverty, leading to a full-fledged humanitarian crisis. Almost two million people - the vast majority of the population - are reported to have fled their homes and those who remain in northern Gaza are on the brink of famine. The toll on human beings is unprecedented, according to the Ministry of Health, as of June 1st, 2024, a total of 36,379 Palestinians, more than 70% are women and children, with another 82,407 injured, many facing disabilities. The ongoing war, loss of beloved ones, and displacement have left the majority of Gazans unable to provide the care their children desperately need, further compounded by the scarcity of essential services  resources, pushing families to the brink of desperation (Save the Children, 2024).  The substantial deterioration in security and socio-economic conditions in Gaza has had a particularly negative impact on the realization of children’s rights and the risk of protection violations. For instance, UNICEF estimates that at least 17,000 children in Gaza are now unaccompanied or separated from their caregivers, exposing them to different risks, including safety-related risks (UNICEF, 2024). The majority of Gaza’s children suffer from distress, trauma-related symptoms, and consequences, along with the lack of basic life necessities, including access to food, safe drinking water, and shelter (Tdh, 2024). Education has been severely disrupted, with 80% of school buildings damaged or repurposed as shelters, leaving all of Gaza’s children  adolescents without access to learning opportunities. The Education Cluster has emphasized the importance of providing children with informal education opportunities and recreational activities to school-aged children.  Multisectoral interventions will be provided in line with the Education  Protection Clusters' priorities.  A total of 4,794 people will benefit from protection services such as structured and unstructured psychosocial support, as well as informal education and recreational activities for 2,000 children. The reprogrammed project interventions will be carried out by Tdh and two partner organizations, the Beit-Lahiya Development Association (BLDA) and the Beit El Mustaqbal Association (BAA).  Tdh and its partners will provide the interventions within the shelters and the informal IDP settings, in both Middle Area and Khan Younis. Tdh will liaise with the Protection and Education Clusters, and relevant working groups to provide needed protection and education services and actively contribute to the coordination of humanitarian interventions in Gaza.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Emergency Response to Solid Waste Management at the south of Gaza Strip. ltpgtltbrgtThe project will enhance the delivery of solid waste management services in the Middle and Southern Governorates of the Gaza Strip and support municipalities and the Joint Service Council for solid waste management, the initiative comprises critical interventions. These interventions involve partially supporting five municipalities in waste collection services through the private sector and facilitating essential maintenance for waste collection vehicles to ensure the efficiency of waste collection. Furthermore, the intervention aims to assist the Joint Service Council in the effective operation of Al Fukhary landfill. lt/pgt
For safer and more inclusive access to quality education ltpgtWW-GVC
(WW) aim to reach students and school staff affected by
education-related violations in the most vulnerable communities in the WB,
especially in Area C of Jenin (Umm ar Rihan) and Nablus (Burin, Al Lubban ash Sharqiya),  through infrastructural emergency rehabilitations. The action will contribute to ensure safe and inclusive access to quality education by restoring protective school
environments in 5 schools located in 3 vulnerable communities.ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtThis
intervention will be in line with WW's mandates, strategies, and
expertise to contribute to the safety and dignity of children, students, and
their families. WW is active members of the Education Cluster (EC) and
are committed to promote quality education in oPt, supporting the MoE and UNRWA
in providing adequate education services, through educational infrastructures’
rehabilitations (classrooms rehab/extension, WASH facilities, playgrounds etc.).lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtAs
such, the project will contribute to the achievement of the HRP’s Strategic
Objective 2 that promotes greater access to basic quality services and
resources, as per IHL and IHRL. More specifically, the intervention aligns with
the Education Cluster’s Output 2.1. - Improved school environments that are
safe and inclusive for students and teachers through the provision of essential
emergency rehabilitation, accompanied by learning support programs.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtProtection
risks and school closure are among the main reasons for students’ dropouts in
the West Bank.(UNICEF Humanitarian Situation Report, 2022) . As reported by the
EC, the 1st half of 2023 saw an increase of the education-related
incidents with over 423 episodes ranging from delays of students/teachers at
checkpoints, access interferences, military entering schools, settler violence,
intimidation, detention, demolitions etc. Furthermore, the Gaza-Israel war
outburst on 7th of October 2023, resulted in alarming closure,
militarisation and settlers’ violence across the WB posing a further challenge
to movements between cities and/or communities as well as safe access to
education.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspangtAs
such, the project will provide 1) emergency rehabilitations in 5 schools
to ensure safer/ more inclusive school environments for 830 direct beneficiaries
(staff: 54 men, 17 women. students: 507 boys, 252 girls, of which
15 PwDs).lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtlt/pgt
Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Palestinians in the occupied Palestinian Territory ltpgtltspangtThe project will address the risk of forced evictions and forcible transfer and related initiatives through legal aid services focusing on Area C of the West Bank.lt/spangtltspangt lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltdivgtltpgtltspangtltspangtThrough the project, 720 beneficiaries (360 male 360 female) affected by or at risk of displacement will receive legal counselling and representation on Housing, Land and Property (HLP) issues. Moreover, 100 beneficiaries (50 men 50 women) will receive legal information on how to protect their rights related to HLP. The project will also contribute to the protection of 24708 beneficiaries (12552 male 12156 female) from access restrictions and land takeover through litigation of two Public Interest Cases (PICs).lt/spangtlt/spangtltspangt lt/spangtlt/pgtlt/divgtltdivgtltpgtltspangtltspangtIn total, 25381 persons (7481 men7338 women, 5406 boys and 5156 girls) will benefit from the project. It is expected that the project will also reach 4% or 994 persons (293 men,286women, 212 boys and 203 girls) with disability / impairment. ICLA’s intake form is adapted to ensure age, gender and disability/impairment are included and measured (lt/spangtltspangte.g.lt/spangtltspangt Washington Questions are asked of all direct beneficiaries of legal aid action).lt/spangtlt/spangtltspangt ltbrgtltfontgtltspangtltbrgtThe expected impact of the project is to contribute to the prevention of forcible displacement of the targeted communities through the provision of legal information, counselling and representation.ltbrgtlt/spangtlt/fontgtlt/spangtlt/pgtlt/divgt

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Emergency Cash Response to the Gaza Strip ltpgtSince 7 October, the situation in Gaza has deteriorated sharply, with ongoing conflict leading to high levels of fatalities, injury, extremely significant displacement and insecurity, and a widespread lack of ability to meet basic needs. Humanitarian access has also been impacted due to insecurity and siege, with reduced ability to operate inside Gaza and with disruption to existing supply chains. ltbrgtIn line with OCHA Flash Appeal (November 2023), and the highlighted need for Emergency Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to ensure households (HHs) in Gaza affected by the conflict have capacities to meet their most essential basic needs as they see fit, NRC has been providing MPCA since the 15th of October 2023, and as of the 20th of December 2023 included has supported 4,145 households with MPCA, based on the Cash Working Group (CWG) endorsement of the Survival Minimum Expenditure Basket (SMEB) calculations ltbrgt ltbrgtThrough this intervention, NRC will continue supporting households in accessing their most essential basic needs by providing one round of emergency MPCA, equivalent to 754 ILS. This action is implemented in coordination with all the cash partners present at the CWG, including authorities and UNRWA.ltbrgtlt/pgt