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Inclusive Humanitarian Response to Older People affected by Covid 19 in Gaza Province The project aims at contributing in the efforts of national, provincial and district government in taking
preventive measures at the household and community levels against the spread of Coronavirus in the rural areas of Chokwe District, Gaza Province, Mozambique increased access to information about Covid-19 increased access to vaccines and PPE materials increased access to relief food items for targeted older people headed households
Strengthening community and institutional resilience to natural hazards in Myanmar The Consortium supports the following activities:
•  Inclusive community-based Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR)
•  Strengthening of institutional mechanisms for disaster management
•  City level hazard mapping and earthquake risk assessment
•  Small-scale disaster mitigation activities at community level and in schools
•  Information, education and communication
•  Advocacy  and  linkages  with  the  national  DRR  Working  Group, 
Union Government of Myanmar and other key stakeholders
Protection for older people in Donbas (in consortia with People In Need) Improve access to humanitarian assistance and protection of vulnerable older people in Donbass, Eastern Ukraine. Providing psychosocial support, basic home-based care and referrals to health services to 4,500 vulnerable older people 
through social work professionals and community volunteers (CVs) (typically aged 50-65) Providing mobility aids where necessary, including wheelchairs, hearing aids, walking sticks, glasses Ensuring vulnerable older people are on relief distribution lists of other humanitarian agencies for food, Non-Food Items and other distributions Community volunteers will be trained and equipped to provide recreational activities for older persons
Hurricane Irma Emergency Response in Dominican Republic and Caribbean Humanitarian Response Group Development Hurricane Irma Emergency Response in Dominican Republic and Caribbean Humanitarian Response Group Development Provide up to 900 older persons with humanitarian support through unconditional cash Establish a Caribbean Humanitarian Response Group across several countries in the Caribbean Older persons and their households and local organisations
Older Citizens Monitoring of government health programmes in Bolivia Support to existing Older Citizen's Monitoring Groups (OCMGs) over three years. Training in new health scheme and communication and advocacy in La Paz, El Alto, Sucre, Potosi and Tarija
Strengthening CSO Network on Ageing The overall objective of this action is to contribute to the empowerment of civil society in Southeast Asia so it can mobilise communities and represent the views of poor and vulnerable older persons effectively through multi-stakeholder dialogue. The specific objective is a stronger East Asia/Pacific Network on Ageing, including 21 members in eight target countries, which is more capable of gathering the views of older people, mobilising their community organisations, and acting as strategic partner with ASEAN and its member governments to address the challenges of rapid ageing. Heightened institutional capacity of the East Asia/Pacific Network on Ageing to represent and strengthen its members to address the concerns of vulnerable older people within the region more effectively: This result will build the institutional capacity of the network and its 21 members in 8 countries to enhance the effective engagement and representation of older people in development co-operation. Expanded dialogue on ageing issues between a well-recognised East Asia/Pacific Network on Ageing and ASEAN, the governments of its member states, and other key policy makers in the region. In partnership with the Network, strengthened Older People's Organisations and their federations and groups that actively gather constituent views and represent them to local and national governments. Enhanced recognition of gaps in social protection in old age and expansion of social pensions and other forms of social assistance to vulnerable older people by ASEAN and the governments through East Asia/Pacific Network efforts. Broadened public and government awareness of the implications of rapid ageing and the contributions and needs of older people
HelpAge / UNFPA-APRO collaborative project on Population Ageing Policy Interventions Adopting a Life-cycle Approach in Asia-Pacific countries To identify, document and analyse examples of national population ageing policy interventions that adopt a rights-based life-cycle  approach from the Asia-Pacific region and collate this in the form of an ‘policy into practice' guide that showcases good practices.
Accountability and Fulfilment for Older Persons (AFFORD) - phase II The  goal for the programme is that by the end of 2021, older women and men in the targeted countries  (Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania) lead more dignified, secure and resilient lives. This is in line with HelpAge's vision and mission statement (Strategy 2020), and would contribute to furthering the realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on poverty eradication (SDG#1), gender equality (#5), reduction of inequalities (#10) and inclusion and accountability (#16). Older women and men in the targeted countries, including the most marginalised, benefit from increased access to nationally appropriate, inclusive and effective social protection systems. National social and health protection policies, public governance systems and structures at all levels are more responsive and accountable to older women and men's rights and needs Societies, communities, individuals in Ireland,  demonstrate more supportive attitudes and actions towards older women and men in the targeted countries and the wider Global South. Civil Societies and their networks, communities in target countries (excluding Ireland),  demonstrate more supportive attitudes and actions to promote the voice of older men and women in attainment of their rights and entitlements.
Support for Strengthening the Capacity of the Humanitarian Sector to deliver Age and Disability Inclusive Humanitarian Assistance This will build on the ongoing Age and Disability Capacity Program (ADCAP) to address this capacity gap by refining and revising the Minimum Standards for Age and Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian Action (developed with previous OFDA support), based on a systematic and robust consultation and review process. The action will pull together the learning from humanitarian staff applying the pilot version of the Minimum Standards particularly in Pakistan and Kenya. Eight ADCAP Age and Disability Inclusion Advisors will be supported to continue to improve inclusion of older people and people with disabilities in humanitarian responses and to support the consultation process and feedback on learning from the pilot. In addition, we will hold a series of consultations with key humanitarian stakeholders in four humanitarian contexts, and in Europe and in the US, to gather feedback on the pilot version of the Minimum Standards for Age and Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian Action (developed with previous OFDA support). The findings will feed into the development of a revised version of the document to be published in August 2017. The last six months of the project will be used to present and disseminate the revised version of the Minimum Standards, accompanied by a series of photo stories illustrating the successful implementation of age and disability inclusive programming. Number of people trained in protection, by sex Number of case studies demonstrating good practice in age and disability inclusive response Number of people and organisations receiving the Minimum Standards for Age and Disability Inclusion in Humanitarian Action
Inclusive Flood Response Myanmar Provide humanitarian assistance in flood affected areas of Myanmar (Bago and Kayin).
HelpAge will provide support along four sectors: WASH, Food Security, Shelter and non-food items, and health.
The provided packages will provide relief, safety, and security to all community members in times of distress, covering basic needs. The provided support spans a period during which the water is likely to recede, after which the local population can rebuild their livelihoods. They are less likely to fall back into (severe) poverty, as their incurred costs as a result of the floods have been offset by the provided response.
Rural Transport Services Research Learning with older people about their transport and mobility problems in rural Tanzania Rural Transport Services Research - Learning with older people about their transport and mobility problems in rural Tanzania: extending and consolidating a base-line data set in preparation
Reducing Income- and Health-Related Vulnerability of Older Persons in Vietnam (P171030) In order to reduce the income- and health-related vulnerabilities of older persons, the project development objective is to increase the participation of older persons in income-generating activities and their use of community-based health and social care services in the selected communities in six provinces In order to reduce the income- and health-related vulnerabilities of older persons, the project development objective is to increase the participation of older persons in income-generating activities and their use of community-based health and social care services in the selected communities in six provinces. The total expected number of direct beneficiaries of the ISHCs' interventions is 18,000 persons aged 60 years and older, of which around 55 percent will be female, in 180 target communities in 6 provinces.
New priorities for healthcare needs of the most disadvantaged older people in Moldova Total number of direct beneficiaries of this project :1159 project volunteers, staff, older people and their family members. Total number of indirect beneficiaries: Who they are (e.g. family members, residents of the same building etc.): Around 20,380 people, including older people from target communities and local authorities including 38 staff from the Mayors office, social assistants and social workers of Social Assistance Departments, and medical staff – family doctors and nurses, from local medical centres. The gender composition of the final indirect beneficiaries is predicted to have the range of 60-40% (women and men accordingly). Strengthen health through age appropriate livelihoods to combat poverty of older people suffering from non-communicable diseases in six communities of Moldova Further increase the capacity of civil society networks to provide effective community-based healthcare support to 350 older people suffering from non-communicable diseases in six target communities. Older People, Women and People living with Disibilities Improve food and income security for the group of 180 most disadvantaged older people through development of age appropriate livelihood models to enable them to reduce poverty in a sustainable way. Further strengthen advocacy agenda of older people lobbying local and national governments to improve income security and healthcare of older people.
Strengthening the voice of older people in South Africa to engage with local government Enhance active citizenship to improve governance and promote inclusive service delivery and development activities in South Africa Strengthened capacity of 36 Older Persons Forums (OPFs) in 6 districts to engage with the South Africa Older Persons Forum (SAOPF) network and to better work on behalf of older people Strengthened capacity of 30 local ageing CSOs who are members of the South Africa Ageing Network (SAAN) to raise awareness, campaign and advocate effectively for older people inclusive service delivery and National Development Plan activities Regular and effective engagement between 30 CSOs, 36 OPFs and local (6 authorities) and provincial (3 provinces) government, ensuring that older people are mainstreamed in service delivery and in the implementation of programmes related to the National Development Plan
Humanitarian response to deliver lifesaving assistance to the Ukrainian refugees in Moldova. To provide access to food, NFIs and hygiene kits to Ukraine refugees in Moldova staying in refugee collective centres. 1.	To provide lifesaving humanitarian food assistance to the Ukrainian refugees staying in Refugee collective centers in Moldova 2.	To provide emergency NFI and hygiene kits to the Ukrainian refugees staying in Refugee collective centers in Moldova
Improving livelihoods, food security and water supplies through community-led structures in Kayin State, Myanmar To provide comprehensive development assistance through community-led structures and to ensure an environment conducive to the return of IDPs and refugees in 30 villages in three townships (Thandaunggyi, Hpapun and Kawkreik) in Kayin State. Project activities; Conflict management and protection training for 400 community leaders, Strengthening 20 Rural Health Clinics (RHCs), Drinking water facilities for 30 villages, Vocational training and inputs for 200 unemployed male and female youth.
Asistance to Floods Victims in Magway Region The Project targets 20 flood-affected villages in Pwin Byu Township, Magway Region, Myanmar working on livelihoods recovery and hygeine promotion. Enter text .... Enter text ....
Supporting timely screening and diagnosis of HIV and AIDS, early ART initiation and good ART adherence for the 50+ population experiencing NCDS and intersectional Overall Objective: of this project is to contribute to UNAIDS 90:90:90 targets through increased access to integrated age friendly Health, SRH and HIV care and treatment y addressing the triple  threats of comorbidity among 50+ population living with HIV and experiencing gender and disability prejudices in Tanzania, Mozambique and Malawi. 
Specific Objective(s) of the action is: To ensure healthy ageing for 50+ individuals living with HIV and experiencing multiple vulnerability due to age, gender, and disability, through increased access to age friendly comprehensive health, Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) and HIV care and treatments services;
Increasing resilience of, and improving access to appropriate care for older people in the Gaza Strip To reduce the isolation and dependancy of 550 vulnerable older people and to improve the access of 1280 affected old people to appropriate and timely humanitarian services 550 vulnerable old people are less isolated and dependent 1280 affected old people have improved access to appropriate and timely humanitarian services 10 Humanitarian Service Providers and stakeholders are better able to integrate age specific needs into their interventions
Accelerate Livelihoods of Left-behind Older Workforce (ALLOW) Capacity building of the older people and their family members so that they can cope with the livelihood constraints they face during the absence of a key earning member of the household.
Emergency support for older people and their families during COVID-19 crisis, in Rajasthan, India This project aims to address challenges fced by older persons from the COVID-19 pandemic for 3985 older people through:
(i)	2029 food and hygiene kits for up to 3985 older men and women to support their food and hygiene needs for 2 months. 
(ii)	89 home isolation kits for older people tested COVID-19 positive 3,985 older people and their 12,239 family members have food and hygiene security for 2 months Up to 89 OP affected by COVID receive home isolation kits
Age International Surge Fund for Covid-19 Flexible funding to allow multi-country Covid-19 responses through local partners. Enter text ....
Emergency response to humanitarian crisis in Gaza To provide urgent emergency relief to older men and women and their families in various sectors
Ready to act: Anticipatory actions to increase preparedness and response to flood emergencies capacities in unattended settlements of La Guajira. The project will work to strengthen local capacities to respond to the expected impact scenarios through delivering DRR anticipatory actions; and to meet the immediate needs of the people affected by the floods by distributing humanitarian items
action/2015 second round This project aims to contribute to the global action/2015 campaign which focuses public attention on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Activities will raise public awareness of the campaign
Addressing the protection needs of older South Sudanese refugees, and refugees with disabilities in Gambella refugee camps in Ethiopia El Nino aggravated drought, combined with extensive flooding, disease outbreaks and disruption of services has negatively impacted 9.7 M people in Ethiopia (21.5% of the entire affected population in Africa). The impacts of which will continue beyond 2017 with dire consequences for vulnerable households - older people, children, people with disabilities and women-headed households. As part of an ongoing response, HelpAge International and its local partners will implement an integrated humanitarian and resilience building program with the objective to “Contribute to strengthened resilience and the restoration of livelihoods in communities severely affected by drought in Ethiopia”. The promotion of community-based DRR initiatives, improved access to water and food, and livelihood diversification will be undertaken to support 48,800 of the most vulnerable, including older people, women and persons with disabilities in Ethiopia. The project will directly benefit the most vulnerable community groups including households with older men and women, persons with disabilities, children, and women headed households, and other vulnerable groups in the most severely drought affected areas of Ethiopia where HelpAge is currently operational. The project will reach 48,800 people (27,156 women) in Ethiopia. Of these, 10,192 (5,654 women) are older people 50+ years and 17.981 (9,800 girls) are children below 15 years. of the total targeted population, above 10% are estimated to be living with some sort of disability Enhanced resilience of older women and men, their families and communities through improved food security and livelihoods Improved health and nutrition of older people through curative and preventive interventions Enhanced institutional capacity on inclusive programming that responds to the needs of older people and other vulnerable groups and empowers them to plan and actively engage in DRR measures
Supporting Older People Self-Help Group in Ayeyarwaddy, Mandalay and Yangon area in Myanmar To reduce risk of poverty and social exclusion of Older Persons by building stronger community mechanisms to improve social protection of older people at village level, and empowering Older People to represent and advocate for their rights through established structures at Township/National levels Formation and capacity building of 25 new Older People's Self Help Groups (OPSHGs) Income generation of each 25 Older People's Self Help Groups (OPSHGs) Health promotion on program utilizing Korean model Capacity building of 10 Township Network Committees Active participation of Older People through National Federation
Strengthening interregional older people's networks in Russia To strengthen a network of regional nonprofits called ‘The Rights of Older People Network' which began developing in 2006. The Network aims to be a national voice for older Russians. Strengthened organisational capacity and governance systems of 20 non-state actors (NSAs) in the network, to engage with and deliver services to vulnerable older people Improved NSA network's capacity to influence policy and monitor implementation of programmes at the regional and national levels
Improving the psychological and physical well being of older Syrian women and men refugees in Lebanon Improve the psychological wellbeing of 800 refugees aged 50 and over in the villages of Masghara and Kiham, Lebanon and improve the physical wellbeing of 320 refugees aged 50 and over in  Masghara and Kiham a) To provide to at least 800 older refugees and hosting communities in Masghara and Khiam with an older person friendly space in which they can obtain support for remaining fit, well and happy despite the challenging circumstances they face b)	To provide complementary non communicable diseases NCDs management support to at least 320 older people through a pro-poor approach Older People (aged over 50 years)
Emergency Humanitarian  Response to the Cholera outbreack in Luvungi, Nyamutiri and Bwera The project aims at ensuring the wellbeing of the people affected by the cholera outbreak and the flood-affected population in the health zones of Luvungi, Nyamutiri and Bwegera  to reduce morbidity and mortality by implementing quick-start emergency interventions in the sectors of  health and WASH,  and referrals among the affected population caused by cholera outbreak , and unavailability of preventive and remedial health services. Through this project, critical protection risks will be addressed, the living conditions of the of vulnerable groups  will be improved and risk of disease outbreak will be immediately reduced as soon the assistance  will be delivered and moderated within 45 days.   Through this project, the health, water, and hygiene status of vulnerable groups will be improved and the disease outbreak will be reduced  within the 45 days of the project implementation.
Towards greater inclusion: age and gender tailored assistance and protection services for older women violence survivors or at risk Improve evidence, protection and assistance of older women in Moldova from age and gender based violence and abuse including during and post Covid-19 context in Moldova. Outcome 1: Improved prevention of intimate partner violence and non-partner violence against older women through changes in knowledge, attitudes and practices amongst individuals and communities across
Moldova by September 2025. Outcome 2: Increased effectiveness of CSOs and volunteer initiative groups to support older women survivors and those at risk in South Moldova by September 2025
Strengthening care for the most vulnerable older people through palliative care provision in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia To contribute to the improvements of living conditions of older peopel with life threatening illness such as HIV/AIDS To improve access to quality, culturally appropriate, person-centered and holistic palliative care for older people with life-threatening illnesses.
Winter assistance for the most vulnerable in Moldova Improving the wellbeing of 240 vulnerable people from 8 communities  through better nutrition the health status by providing one hot meal per day for the cold season. Vulnerable groups targetted- people is characterised by low income, poor nutrition and weak health. The project will support the social inclusion of older people, who due to negligence of their needs and the lack of opportunities to participate in social life often face social isolation. In addition, older people do not have the financial resources or possibilities to access basic needs such as daily hot food. Target groups include (1)	Socially vulnerable people whose income for the last year constitutes 1-2 minimum old age pensions.(2)	Persons who reached retirement age (homeless, without legal support, no income or low income)
(3)	Disabled; (4)	Children of age of up to 18 (from families with many children, single parent families and other families considered vulnerable based on social inquiries made by local institu-tions of social assistance). The overall project goal is to improve through better nutrition the health status and wellbeing of 240 vulnerable people from 8 communities by providing one hot meal per day for the cold season. The vulnerability of these people is mostly characterised by low income, poor nutrition and weak health.
Immediate response to shelter and NFI  needs of communities displaced by conflict in Mandera County, Kenya To contribute to the resilience and protection of disaster-affected communities of Mandera North, Mandera County.