221873 FCDO Driving Action to Avert Mortality (DAWAM) - Integrated Health, WASH and Nutrition Support - FSL Component Afghanistan Driving Action to Avert Mortality in Afghanistan (DAWAM) consortium is managed by World Vision UK and is comprised WV Afghanistan, ACF, Action Aid, BBC Media Action and 3 Local NGOs. 
 
 The project will reach a total of 3,025,540 persons disaggregated according to age and gender as: 0-5 years (40,775 girls and 21,298 boys), 5-18 years (176,976 girls and 170,830 boys), over 18 years (1,249,360 women and 1,001,803 men) and PLWD (199,036 male and 163,906 female). Calculations factor in approximately radio Darman coverage of 2.7million people. 
 
 Project goal is to contribute to decreased morbidity and mortality in women and girls including PLWD in seven provinces (Herat, Ghor, Daykundi, Badkhasan, Nanghar, Faryab, Badghis) of Afghanistan.
 
 Key project outputs for outcomes are: 
 
 Outcome 1: Contribute to improved access to equitable, inclusive and safe local health services for high-risk groups such as women and children, including persons living with disabilities.
 
 - Output 1.1: Conduct research and create content to meet communities information needs and support AAP and community engagement.
 
 - Output 1.2: Provision for life saving and life sustaining nutrition services at health facility and community level
 
 Outcome 2: Contribute to maintaining the health, dignity, and protection of marginalised communities, and high-risk groups by ensuring access to equitable and adequate WASH facilities. 
 
 - Output 2.1: Create a supportive, gender equitable and inclusive WASH environment in Health Facilities (Basic Health Facility, Family Health Houses) and in the community.
 
 - Output 2.2: Increase access to WASH services in marginalised/hard to reach communities
 
 Outcome 3: Enhance Local Ownership through Local Capacity Building
 
 - Output 3.1: Provide capacity development pathways for National NGOs and relevant local structures to deliver health, nutrition and WASH services.
 
 - Output 3.2: Support capacity sharing and mentoring on community engagement and AAP partners and humanitarian sector (BBC Media)
 
 Outcome 4: Conduct research and create content to meet communities information needs and support AAP and community engagement.
 
 - Output 4.1: Produce content &#8211; entertaining, informative and accurate lifesaving information on nutrition, WASH and health to vulnerable and at-risk communities
 
 - Output 4.2: Support Research and lesson sharing
 
 WV will also be implementing Outcomes 1, 2, 3 in Herat, Faryab and Badghis together with NNGO AADA and is responsible for the Consortia's MEAL component. WV will lead the TWGS on Health, MEAL and Finance. WV, ACF and AA will support Outcome 4, through implementation and engagement in the relevant TWGs. 
 
 BBC MAs main role will be to add the community voice, audience feedback, pre- and post-training surveys and regular monitoring of the content played at places where people gather. BBC MAs formative research will aid in the production and dissemination of Darman weekly radio programme in Dari and Pashto languages and bespoke IEC content (PSAs, infographics, videos, animations, audio) on health, food security, nutrition, and WASH, to provide lifesaving information to vulnerable populations. BBC MA will also utilise consortium partners, the humanitarian sector, its network of over 50 local radio stations, and its own social media pages to communications materials to a wider audience, outreach services and facilities. BBC MA will lead the AAP and CE consortia working groups. 
 
 ACF will contribute to all the Outcomes in the TOC, specifically in Ghor, Badakhshan, and Daykundi. For Outcome 1, ACF will be implementing activities towards Outputs 1.1 and 1.2. Similarly, towards Outcome 2, under Outputs 2.1 and 2.2. For Outcome 3, ACF will be working with NNGO, Nai Qala conducting due diligence and implementing a capacity development plan as per Output 3.1 and ensuring the benefits from the activities of Output 3.2. ACF will lead the TWG for Nutrition and Access and Security. 
 
 AAs strengths lie in engagement and working with national partners, gaining contextual knowledge on gender, diversity, coupled with programming aiming to increase women's empowerment and resilience. AA has experience of supporting the capacity building of national NGOs, this includes support to capacity development plans through training, strengthening organisational policies and manual development.&#8239; AA focus on women and girls throughout their programming, adds expertise and understanding of GESI to ensure no one is left behind.&#8239;&#8239;AA will be implementing Outcomes 1 and 3 together with NGO &#8211; ECW and AWEC operating in Herat, Nangarhar and Ghor. AA will lead the consortiums TWGs on Localisation and WASH.&#8239;&#8239;