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Iraq Joint Response, Phase 3 The IRQJR3 has two Strategic Objectives (SO1 and SO2): Objective 1: To alleviate human suffering through the effective and efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities by the Dutch NGOs. Objective 2: To generate collaborative impact through the collaboration between the IRQJR3 members and other stakeholders. World Vision's programme will contribute to the following objectives: Protection, Specific Objective 1: First line response: Provide immediate protection support to highly at-risk populations, including to people in difficult-to-reach and unstable environment. Protection, Specific Objective 2: Second line response: Provide specialized support to populations suffering from abuse and violence and facilitate community-based support for families and people affected by the conflict and engage with authorities and humanitarian partners to promote full adherence to international protection norms The project will focus mainly on newly displaced women and children from Mosul (90% of the beneficiaries, excluding information dissemination which will reach entire population). These highly vulnerable groups are currently unable to access (stigma-free) psychosocial care, GBV counseling, and protection assistance in the camps. Children in the camps are often deprived of save places to play, of ways to process their trauman and of their childhood in general. Through the save spaces trauma counselling will be provided in a playful manner. Specific attention will be paid to adolescent girls extra vulnerable for human right abuses as well has female- and child headed households who often face severe protection issues.
Somalia Protracted Crisis Joint Response 2019 SOMJR will contribute to gaps and needs in Food Security, WASH, Health and Nutrition sectors, and integrates Protection as part of the overall approach. As emphasized in the HRP July 2018, an integrated response will provide services more effectively to people in need. The SOMJR responds to needs both in emergency/short-term phase, as well as medium-term livelihoods support and will provide an integrated response to 10 districts in 5 regions, both in Somaliland and Somalia South-Central. This accommodates SOMJR members’ expertise in sectors and locations, as well as continuity for those organizations that have been part of previous acute crisis SOMJRs
Indonesia Joint Response The objective of World Vision is "to meet the immediate needs on food security and Non-food items of children and families affected by the earthquake and tsunami in Sigi and Pari Motoung." Beneficiary households for the project activities will be selected based on following criteria (priority order): (i) Households whose villages of origin were most damaged by the earthquake. (ii) Displaced people that have not received other assistance from the government or other NGOs and have no resources to meet their survival needs. Vulnerable groups: Vulnerability varies depending on local context. WV has selected vulnerable groups that will be intentionally given priorities in the project activities including: -Female-headed households (including widows, and divorced) -Families living with disabled members -Children with disabilities -Children who lost their legal guardians including parents, relatives and neighbors, including Registered Children of WV’s Area Programs -The elderly without any others’ support
Vietnam Joint Response <to be included> In the Quang Nam province 132,500 people are impacted by the floods. WV and VNRC will work in Nam Giang, Nam Tra My, Phuoc Son and Nong Districts. The action will focus on Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH and Shelter/Non-food items (NFI), which are priority needs ascertained through consultation with different Ministerial Departments and district and commune people’s committees. This support will complement interventions from other DRA members, including Oxfam, who will cover other districts of Quang Nam Province, and Plan International, who will cover Quang Binh and Quang Tri Provinces.
Connectedness will be achieved through coordination with the international community and consensus with the national and provincial government’s recovery priorities, which will be shared via cluster coordination meetings. WV and VNRC will prioritize the most vulnerable affected people, including people displaced by the floods, hosts and flood returners, in the most underserved and hard to reach areas in the 4 districts in Quang Nam Province.
Somalia Flood Joint Response 2023 To respond to outbreaks of Acute Watery Diarrhea/Cholera as well as damaged health facilities due to flooding, WV/SRDA will provide an integrated multisectoral response in Health and WASH with Protection mainstreamed, targeting 44,181 flood affected individuals in Jowhar.
To address the urgent need for clean water, WV will do immediate water trucking to 600 HHs, while working on rehabilitation of 4 emergency water kiosks and 1 shallow well. To prevent waterborne diseases, hygiene promotion sessions will be held targeting 6000 individuals. 200 vulnerable flood-affected HHs will receive WASH NFI kits including soap, aqua tabs and 2 jerrycans. Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) will be provided to 200 women/girls.
Lifesaving primary health care services will be upscaled targeting 44,181 individuals, including medicine and supply provision; disease surveillance, outbreak support to health facilities and strengthened referral mechanisms. 1 health facility will be renovated after flooding damage. To control vector borne diseases, mosquito nets will be provided.
Protection mainstreaming will be undertaken by integrating protection and GBV messages in health and wash activities, training of relevant staff and volunteers on PSEA, PFA and GBV, and referral service to SGBV victims within 72 hours.
WV/SDRA’s coordination efforts are comprehensive, as we actively participate in the El Nino coordination mechanisms at both the federal level (SoDMA) and state level (MOHADMA), with following outlined protocols. WV/SDRA is well-informed and actively participating in the implementation of the project with the acquired support. 
The project will additionally collaborate with key entities, including local authorities, communities, Somalia Water and Land Information Management (SWALIM), Ministry of Health, DRA Partners and the Inter-Cluster Coordination Group under OCHA. This collaborative approach will ensure relevant standards are followed and efforts are not duplicated.
Zimbabwe Joint Response II The key objective of the ZIMJR2 is to provide humanitarian assistance to vulnerable people affected by the drought and related food security crisis in the targeted communities in Zimbabwe, while at the same time promoting early recovery strategies to avoid dependencies and ensure that humanitarian assistance can be scaled down after the next harvest. World Vision's programme contributes to the following sector-specific objectives: Food Security & Agriculture Objective 1 - Provide emergency assistance to address immediate food needs of vulnerable households. Food Security & Agriculture Objective 2 – Protect rural livelihoods through provision of crop and livestock inputs. FS.SO1: World Vision will target 20,085 children who will get access to at least one high nutritional meal at school per day for 3 months. FS.SO2: 4,000 smallholder farmers’ food security levels and resilience to future shocks is enhanced through adoption of Climate Smart Agriculture (CSA) practices and through establishment of nutritious community gardens. This result ensures children and pregnant and lactating women have better access to a variety of vegetables for their nutritional meals.
DRCJR 2022-2023 The DRCJR 2022-2023 is planned to take place in five health zones in North & South Kivu. Both provinces have been marked by violent conflict, leading to displacement, food insecurity, malnutrition, epidemics, and protection problems. In 2020, the situation deteriorated with persisting conflicts and aggravating insecurities as a consequence of COVID-19 in the East provinces, among which North Kivu and South Kivu. In this Joint Response, we are targeting Masisi and Musienene Health Zones in North Kivu and Bunyakiri 
and Fizi & Nundu Health zones in South Kivu. The Joint Response provides Food Security activities in all health zones. Education is promoted through WASH facilities in schools and snacks provided during catch-up classes. Child-Friendly Spaces will be created for play opportunities for children. This is for a multi-sectoral response. The target group are the individuals affected by conflict. This includes, IDPs, returnees and host communities. In North Kivu the total number of beneficiaries directly benefiting from the joint response are 122.508, whilst in South Kivu this number is 118.586. Resulting in a total of 231.094 beneficiaries.
DRCJR 2022-2023 (lead) The Joint Response Design for the period of 2022-2023 will be approached in the same way as the previous years: JR partners will collaborate at HZ levels, offering an integrated multi-sectoral response targeting the most vulnerable. The multi-sectoral approach is understood as an individual or community receiving a humanitarian assistance package of at least three sectors. The target group are the individuals affected by conflict. This includes, IDPs, returnees and host communities. In North Kivu the total number of beneficiaries directly benefiting from the joint response are 122.508, whilst in South Kivu this number is 118.586. Resulting in a total of 231.094 beneficiaries. The Joint Response provides Food Security activities in all health zones. Education is promoted through WASH facilities in schools and snacks provided during catch-up classes. Child-Friendly Spaces will be created for play opportunities for children. This is for a multi-sectoral response.
Somalia Joint Response 2022-2023 World Vision provides assistance in Somalia in several areas. To improve health care, we support 11 health centres in Gabiley, Hargeisa and Baki; we construct sanitation facilities, provide access to clean water and install a waste management system. Nearly eighty thousand people receive essential preventive, promotive and curative care. Among other things, pregnant women are supported and guided through childbirth. Children under five are included in the vaccination programme so that they are protected against diseases. In addition, 100 families are supported in agriculture and with seeds so that they can better provide for themselves. Facilities are also provided so that people have access to clean water, toilets, and soap. 
This project is part of the Dutch Relief Alliance's Somalia Joint Response.
Sudan Joint Response 1 Provide multi-sectoral assistance to respond to the immediate needs and protection risks of the most vulnerable and conflict affected people in targeted areas in North- Darfur and South Kordofan, through an effective and efficient humanitarian response by Dutch NGOs, local partners and actors. Food Security and Livelihoods, Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) and Localization 70280 people in South Kordofan and North Darfur
WASH in le Grand Nord of North Kivu To improve the well-being of the poorest communities in le Grand Nord through sustainable access to clean drinking water, improved sanitation facilities, and improved hygiene practices
Zambia Zimbabwe Joint Response 2020 Providing life-saving Food Security & Livelihoods and WASH assistance for 26,000 people
Haiti Joint Response 2024 To address the urgent needs, World Vision (WV) and its partner Organisation des Coeurs pour le Changement des enfants Demunis d'Haiti (OCCED'H) are proposing an integrated response focusing on Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) and protection for 9,160 direct beneficiaries. This project is coordinated with Cordaid, Plan, Save the Children, and Tearfund. As active members of interagency clusters such as CCCM, CWG, and GBV, WV and OCCED'H ensure a well-coordinated and comprehensive response to the humanitarian crisis in PAPMZ.
Herat Earthquake ACJR 2023 Provide life-saving health and cash support to vulnerable families struck by the earthquake in Herat Province, Afghanistan.
South Sudan Joint Response III The South Sudan Joint Response 3 prioritizes to save lives and alleviate suffering of those most in need of assistance and protection, and protect the rights and uphold the dignity of the most vulnerable. World Vision's programme contributes to the following objectives: Protection.R2 Individuals are supported to achieve solutions and freedom of movement, and the coping strategies and protection capacities of communities and local actors are strengthened WASH.R1 Re-establish and improve access to water, sanitation and hygiene promotion services to the vulnerable population affected by conflict, disease outbreaks, acute malnutrition and floods WASH.R2 Enhance emergency WASH capacities of lcoal communities, authorities and partners World Vision targets 30,000 individuals through the WASH and Protection interventions.
Giro 555-Nederland helpt Sulawesi Emergency distribution of Food and Non-food items in the areas of Palu, Sigi and Donggala in Central Sulawesi. Construction of Temporary Learning Spaces including Latrines Multi Purpose Cash distributions
Sudan Joint Response 2021 Provide multi-sectoral assistance to respond to the immediate needs and protection risks of the most vulnerable and conflict affected people in targeted areas in South Kordofan, through an effective and efficient humanitarian response by Dutch NGOs, local partners and actors. Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH and multi-purpose cash. 49,884 people in South Kordofan will be reached with FSL activities, 50,000 with WASH and 3,600 people (600 HHs) with multipurpose cash.
Afghanistan Joint Response 2022-2023 Joint humanitarian response with 4 other DRA partners in Herat, Kandahar and Nangahar to meet the needs of the most vulnerable people in Afghanistan by means of a multi-sectoral response. World Vision implements in Herat, while Cordaid, IRC, Terre des Hommes focus on the other 2 provinces. Meeting the needs of communities who have been affected by multiple shocks including conflict, COVID-19, the impacts of natural disasters, namely flooding and drought, through basic health assistance, WASH and food and livelihood activities. The project will primarily respond to the needs of the families most affected by the layered crisis in three districts of Herat Province, including Zenda Jan, Pashtune Zarghone and Obe. 50% of Herat’s population is extremely poor with most being highly vulnerable (15% of households are female headed households, 6% are headed by people 65 years or above and 15% are households headed by People With Disabilities). The key drivers of this are the extreme droughts of the last years, COVID-19, the takeover by the Taliban and the loss of employment, reduced income sources and inflation. 45% of Herat's population is food insecure. FSL: 12,600
WASH: 28,000
Health: 35,000
Cash: 4,235
Somalia Protracted Crisis Joint Response 2022-2023 The World Vision programming focuses on FSL, WASH, Health and Multi-Purpose Cash. Aid implementation happens in the sectors FSL, WASH, Health, Nutrition and MPC.
In the FSL sector, agricultural support is provided to reduce food insecurity, as well as food assistance. SOMJR 2022-2023 will see the continuation and expansion of the construction and rehabilitation of sustainable water sources and of latrines. With hygiene and sanitation promotion activities, emphasizing on IDP in camps. In the health sector, facilities are supported with finances and resources. In regards to nutrition, Community Management of Acute Malnutrition takes place in 14 places as wel as the scaling up of routine screening cases. Protection is promoted through activities like awareness campaigns. Finally, MPC transfers is provided to households. Target communities for the SOMJR 2022-2023 include, urban, agropastoral and pastoral communities. They are affected by conflict/violence, drought, desert locust and the health and socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. SOMJR members will target communities where IPC3 and above conditions 
prevail. The focus in the programme is both on vulnerable IDPs and host communities. Some livelihood activities will specifically target women.
Drylands Development Program Bridge to Scale Farmer-led DryDev-I programme consolidation and laying a foundation for scaling: enhancing water management, food security and rural economic development in the drylands of Ethiopia
WASH in le Grand Nord of North Kivu phase 2 To improve the well-being of the poorest communities in le Grand Nord through sustainable access to clean drinking water, improved sanitation facilities, and improved hygiene practices
North West Syria Joint Response 2020 Shelter and cash assistance and COVID-19 prevention to IDPs WV and IYD will install 600 tents with ground insulation to newly displaced households (HH). Tents will be provided to HH’s without shelter or HHs who reside in overcrowded shelters (defined by Sphere). HHs will receive a 120 USD unrestricted grant. To complement this action the FAST consortium will provide core NFI kits, WV will provide hygiene dignity kits that do not form part of these. In addition, WASH activities and health promotion will be carried out to tackled COVID-19. Through this project, a total of 600 households, 3600 IDPs (720 women, 1,152 girls, 684 men and 1,044 boys) will be targeted in Dana sub-district, Harem.
Ethiopia Joint Response II The key objective of the ETJR II is to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable people affected by the drought and food security crisis in Ethiopia through an efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities on the part of the DRA-members. Nutrition - Increase of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) & Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) cases is prevented through improved access to life-saving nutrition assistance. WASH - Increased and sustainable access to safe (drinking) water and sanitation for drought affected communities. Agriculture - Protect and restore livelihoods of drought-affected households. Total # of beneficiaries = 85,519 People (10,638 Men, 20,202 Women, 26,836 Boys and 27,843 Girls). Locations = Habro & Melka Belo in East Hararghe and Tulo in West Hararghe Zone.
DRC Joint Response 2020 The World Vision programming focuses on Education, WASH and Protection. It also includes a COVID-19 top up. The DRCJR 2020 will aim to provide multi-sectoral assistance and sustainable solution in response to community-identified life-saving needs and protection risks through close collaboration and coordination in the Eastern Zone of DRC. The overall target group of the DRCJR 2020 has not been changed (compared to the DRCJR 2019), as the JR partners continue to focus on the most vulnerable and conflict affected people within the targeted Health Zones. With the collaboration moved to Health Zone level, the JR partners will conduct a joint vulnerability mapping or needs assessment to identify the most vulnerable areas in the HZ and/or agree on a set of target criteria. This will be validated (and revised) by members of the target communities.
Right2Grow Mali Strategic partnership focused on civil society strengthening and advocacy relating to nutrition and WASH. The aim is that decision makers jointly and effectively address undernutrition in a multi-sectoral, gender-sensitive and inclusive way, with the ultimate goal of all children being well nourished and reaching their full potential. There are 4 major result areas the R2G consortium will focus on achieving: 1) Communities demand and invest in basic social services and adopt good nutrition and WASH practices, jointly addressing barriers with private sector partners; 2) Representative and empowered civil society organisations (CSOs) effectively navigate the civic space to advocate for leadership and good governance to prevent undernutrition; 3) National government and decentralised entities adopt and mainstream an integrated, multisectoral approach to undernutrition in policies, action plans and budget allocations; and 4) Donors and international development actors coordinate and collaborate along the humanitarian-development nexus to address the underlying determinants of undernutrition. Communities, community-based and civil society organizations, local private sector, government representatives and decision makers, and international development actors on local and national level in Mali.
DRC Joint Response Phase 2 The overall objective of the DRCJR2 is to provide multi-sectoral assistance to respond to the immediate needs and protection risks of the most vulnerable and conflict affected people in targeted Territories within North- and South Kivu in DRC, through an effective and efficient humanitarian response by Dutch NGOs, local partners and actors. This overall objective aligns with the strategic objectives of the DRC HRP, specifically with: • Strategic Objective 1 focused on improving the living conditions of the most vulnerable crisis-affected people, addressed in the DRCJR2 through Food Security & Livelihoods, WASH, Education and Multi-Purpose Cash programming; • Strategic Objective 2 focused on the protection of the affected population, addressed through Protection programming; and, • Strategic Objective 3 focused on the reduction of excess mortality and morbidity among the affected population (to a lesser extent), addressed in the DRCJR2 through WASH and Protection programming. The World Vision programming focuses on Multi-purpose cash assistance, Education, WASH and Protection. As such, it contributes to Strategic Objective 1, 2 and 3 of the HRP. DRCJR2 interventions target both IDPs, returnees and host communities, dependent on the local context at Territory level. Specific focus will be on those groups that remain most vulnerable, namely children, women (who are at daily risk of (gender-based) violence and abuse) and people with specific needs.
Dutch NGO's Joint Humanitarian Response for Central African Republic Phase 2 (CARJR2) Protection - Objective 1: Protection of conflict-affected populations is reinforced by reducing aggravating factors through supporting community mechanisms that enhance freedom of movement and provide for physical and moral integrity. Protection - Objective 2: Conflict affected populations have access to effective mechanisms upholding the user's dignity and preventing and accurately responding to risks including gender based violence and children's rights abuses. Food Security & Livelihoods - Objective 2: Restore access to and availability of quality diets through supporting livelihoods WASH - Objective 1: Immediate WASH needs of conflict affected populations are met whilst protecting their safety and dignity. WASH - Objective 3: The resilience of vulnerable host communities, returnees and IDPs is enhanced through strengthening their access to WASH services in a sustainable matter. The CARJR2 has two Strategic Objectives (SO1 and SO2): Objective 1: To alleviate human suffering through the effective and efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities by the Dutch NGOs. Objective 2: To generate added value through the collaboration between the CARJR2 members and other stakeholders. World Vision will target vulnerable IDPs, returnees and host communities, with special attention for the needs of children and women. Total # of benificiaries = 64,250 total (11,875 men, 18,875 women, 16,750 boys and 16,750 girls)
Somalia Protracted Crisis Joint Response 2021 The World Vision programming focuses on Food Security, WASH, Health and Multi-Purpose Cash.
DRC Joint Response World Vision aims to contribute to the following UNOCHA HRP objectives through the DRCJR: 1. Immediate improvement of the lives of people affected by the crisis and in priority the most vulnerable 2. Protecting people affected by the humanitarian crisis and protection of their human rights 3. Reduction of overmortality and overmorbidity of people affected by the crisis World Vision will work in three sectors under the DRCJR: WASH, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash (to cover non-food needs).