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RISING III Building on successful implementation of the USAID-funded RISING and RISING II projects, CAFOD and Local Partner UPO as part of Catholic Relief Services (CRS) led consortium , World Vision International (WVI), Norwegian Church Aid (NCA) will implement  a 12-month in El Fasher Rural Locality of North Darfur. The purpose of the  project is  to: i) support the most vulnerable households , particularly those with malnourished women and children, through the 2022 hunger period, ii) transition participants to resilience programming; and iii) build governance capacity and hand over RISING social and economic assets to community administrators.
Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance and Hygiene Services to IDPs, Refugees Seven months after fighting erupted, Sudan is facing one of the fastest unfolding crises globally, with unprecedented needs in such a short period. Close to 6.2 million people – about one in every eight people in the country - have fled their homes since the conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) started in mid-April. To respond to some of the immediate needs of IDPs, Refugees, and host communities in Sudan, in close consultation with the Bishops of Sudan, CAFOD, CRS and Caritas Sudan coordinated with the CI secretariat in Rome and agreed to launch the appeal. 
 
This appeal seeks to secure continued support for the IDPs, refugees, and host communities in White Nile. The lead agency for implementation of the Appeal is Caritas Sudan and remains supported by CAFOD (see section eight), to maintain strategic oversight and coordination of the response.
UNHCR support to SS refugees in White Nile state WASH Response for South Sudanese Refugees in White Nile State’ is a twelve-month project, supported by UNHCR, that contributes to the implementation of the 2018 Regional Refugee Response Plan (RRRP) and Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP), with respect to South Sudanese Refugees in Sudan. The project is intended to meet WASH needs for the South Sudanese refugees in El Salam and El Jabalain localities in White Nile state, and project implementation collaborators include Ministry of Health (MOH), Commissioner for Refugees (CORs), Sudanese Red Cross Society (SRCS), Water Environmental Sanitation Project (WES), UNHCR, UNICEF and Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC). Proposed project activities are aligned to the 2018 RRRP, 2018 HRP, and WASH Cluster Objectives. Project design was informed by the November 2016 Joint Assessment Mission (JAM) recommendations, November 2017 Participatory Needs Assessment in Refugee Camps in Kosti Report, and Overview of Status of Latrines Report (carried out in September 2017).
The Key activities are;
Construction of 1500 HH latrines in Al Jamayay
Conducting of 480 garbage collection and disposal campaigns
Provision of incentives to 150 hygiene promoters
Provision of uniform for 150 hygiene promoters and 6 community mobilizers
Provision of incentive for 75 WASH committee members: 
Provide incentives for 6 Community mobilizers (one in each camp, and an extension camp): 
Conducting of drama session on quarterly basis
Provision of groceries to the hygiene promotion centres
Provision of powder soap to the community
Establishment and support to school Health Clubs in 15 schools:
Commemoration of GHWD celebration for the year 2019: The activity will be carried out in three camps
Provision of 9 refresher training on hygiene messages to 231 people
Provision of support to the maintenance/protection of the latrine waste dumping site in the west bank
NCA Darfur Programme 2010 The project aims to improve the lives of IDPs and host communities in South and West Darfur and to build the capacity of the two national partner organisations.  This will prepare for an eventual transition to recovery and hand-over.   Activities are organised in five sectors: water and sanitation; health and nutrition; emergency preparedness and response; early recovery; school support.  There will also be an emphasis on the mainstreaming of HIV and gender.  The project will also support new, short-term increases in emergency response.  The headquarters of the operation are in Nyala but the field coordinators are given delegated levels of responsibility for the work implemented in their areas (Zalingei and Garsilla). The main activities of the NCA component (the bulk of the programme) are in Zalingei.  The support for the capacity building of the two partner organisations continues to be a crucial element of the programe, including training and accompaniment.  In 2010 we will enter the sixth year of continuous emergency response under NCA Darfur programme.
CAFOD WASH project accampanier to support to WN WASH project The WASH accompanier role contributes to the delivery of effective and high quality humanitarian assistance to new and ongoing humanitarian crises in White Nile state. The WASH Accompanier does this by providing technical field support as well as supporting the implementation and maintenance of systems and procedures for ensuring good practice and meeting sectoral standards on accountability and programme quality through SIDO (CAFOD key partner in the White Nile Response). Working with partners is central to CAFOD’s humanitarian response and the accompanier will play an important role in improving and developing the capacity of SIDO to prepare for, mitigate the impact of, and respond to crisis by providing support, knowledge and building long-term capacity.  All roles undertaken will have the aim of achieving peace, security and recovery in accordance with CAFOD’s mission and values.
Emergency Support to Displaced Communities in North Kordofan Fighting between the SRF (Sudan Revolutionary Front) and the SAF (Sudan Armed Forces) in North and South Kordofan in late April has led to sudden, large scale displacement of families into North Kordofan.  
 
It is estimated that 20,000 people from Abu Kershola (pre-crisis population of 45,707) have been displaced to El Rahad town in North Kordofan.  About 15,000 of these have been provided with temporary shelter in four schools while others have been hosted by local families.  HAC (Sudan Humanitarian Aid Commission) reports that local authorities expect more displaced families to arrive in the coming days.  
 
The project aims to meet the food needs of 562 families displaced by the conflict. These families will be provided with a food basket each month for three months.  CAFOD will work with its strategic partner in North Kordofan, SIDO , with whom CAFOD is currently implementing an emergency education project. The project will be coordinated with the support of the Diocese of El Obeid.
Integrated support to vulnerable communities in Um Badah locality The overall objective of this project is to provide an improved inclusive WASH, food security and livelihood services, and Protection through enhancing the contribution of civil society, particularly women and youths in Nifasha block 51 Umbada locality of Khartoum State (Um Bada,). 

Project Outcome and Output:
FSL Theme
Outcome 1: The capacity of communities to respond to livelihood shocks improved through access to essential inputs and services.
Output 1:2:
 Micro Finance training provided
Protection theme:
Outcome 1: Improved child protection services through an effective response mechanism focusing on the most vulnerable children in targeted host communities of Om Bada Locality.
Output 1:1:
 Output 1:2:
 Micro Finance training provided
Protection theme:
Outcome 1: Improved child protection services through an effective response mechanism focusing on the most vulnerable children in targeted host communities of Om Bada Locality
Output 1:1:
 Targeted communities trained on CP mechanisms.
Output 1.2: Case Management services to targeted communities provided
Outcome 2: Improved safety, health, and dignity of women and girls through the provision of quality GBV response services for women and girls in Om Bada locality.
Output 2.1: 1 Community-based Protection Networks on GBV/SEA established.
Output 2.2: 04 Awareness-raising sessions on GBV and SEA Conducted.
Output 2.3: Dignity kits to vulnerable women and girls of reproductive age as a part of lifesaving GBV interventions procured and distributed.
WASH Theme:
Outcome 1: Improved access to sanitation among targeted populations.
Output 1:1: 01 school health club established and trained. 
Output 1.2: WASH NFIs distributed.
Output 1.3:  Hygiene messaging to targeted people delivered
Area-Based WASH Response to IDPs, Refugees, and most vulnerable host communities, White Nile State The project will focus mainly on two outcomes, Outcome 1: Improved safe, adequate, and accessible water supply services in Kosti, Rabak, Al Jabalain, Al Salam, Aldweim localities through new construction, rehabilitation, upgrading of water facilities, and improved O&M systems for both new and existing facilities and Outcome 2: Improved hygiene and sanitation services in targeted IDP settings, Refugee camps, and in surrounding host communities.

Through the WASH component in IDP settings, refugee camps, and host communities surrounding the camps, CAFOD in partnership with a local partner, HOPE will lead on hygiene promotion, provision of communal water storage & distribution facilities, provision of WASH non-food items (household hygiene kits (HHKs), dignity kits, Jerrycans, mosquito nets, laundry soaps, child potties, ibriks), vector control through creation and training of WASH committee, critical sanitation services such as latrine rehabilitation and desludging, cleaning and disinfection, water quality monitoring and disinfection and water supply facilities rehabilitation and running.

 
This project also takes into consideration the needs of host communities to promote peaceful co-existence in the respective locations. Accordingly, more focus would be on improving both hygiene and sanitation services in consultation with the leads of host communities that create sustainable solutions to the hygiene and sanitation issues existing from the past. Similarly, the project will address the sustainability issues through training of the WASH Committees (women 50 percent plus), and support on Operation and Maintenance through local capacity building of community management
El Obeid Basic Education improvement project This project aims to assist in the provision of schooling in the Diocese of El Obeid, Sudan.

The on-going conflict in South Kordofan and Darfur has caused many families to be displaced to north Kordofan state (and other safe locations in Sudan). Among the displaced are school children. The kids are being hosted by local community schools which were already over-enrolled and in need of improved facilities. Most of these schools are built from local materials and have no seating, latrines, water supplies and other basic amenities needed for education. Enrolment is limited but at the same time the numbers has over-stretch the limited facilities already in place. 

The government provides teachers and some provisions where parents come together to help improve the education of such children – but is limited due to the level of the demand. The Diocese of El Obeid has also been involved in supplementary support to the education needs. The Dioceses has invested quite appropriately in the schools infrastructure, but has to cater for the running of the Church managed schools with high recurrent cost needed. CAFOD works with the Diocese in helping ease the burden on parents, regarding the cost for the provision of quality education. CAFOD, for example has been subsiding costs for the Church schools as well as costs incurred by the vulnerable parents through provision of school uniforms, teaching/learning materials, teacher training and water tankering. 

On-going CAFOD work on livelihood (a separate grant from CAFOD and FAO) with target vulnerable parents and the general community of the target areas is to ensure parents are able to contribute towards the recurrent costs for the Church schools.
Provision of settlement NFIs and emergency sanitation to flood-affected host community populations i The objective of the project is to provide settlement Non-Food Items as well as to provide emergency shared latrines  and organize community awareness activities on water-borne diseases to 2000 flood-affected vulnerable host community households in Al Jabalain locality, White Nile state to save their lives and restore their dignity, 
CAFOD, in partnership with HOPE For Development Organization after changing from Global Aid Hand (as the local co-implementing agency) as per the donor request, and in coordination with Shelter and NFIs sector lead (both at Kosti and Khartoum levels), other actors and the affected population, will respond to the settlement NFI needs of 2,000 flood-affected host community households in Al Jabalain locality, White Nile State, by providing them with settlement Non-Food Items. The settlement Non-Food Items to be provided to the selected beneficiaries will be 
•	2 Jerry-can (20-litres capacity), 2 blankets, 2 plastic sheets, 2 sleeping mats, 1 ibrik, and 1 set of HH utensils. 
•	And provision of hand-washing soaps for personal hygiene 
Using internal funds, CAFOD is already on the ground responding to the emergency. The internal funds are being used to provide sanitation and hygiene services and rehabilitation of sanitation facilities to Al Ganaa, Dabat Bosin and Alagaya camp hosting South Sudanese Refugees. The current response, due to limited funds, cover the identified critical needs requiring additional support on settlement NFIs support. It is in this regard that CAFOD is seeking extra funds to address the crisis by supporting the affected 2000 flood-affected host community households in Al Jabalain. In identifying the 2,000 host community families to be supported, preference will be given to families that have had their houses destroyed completely. Also, consideration will be given to households with pregnant and lactating women, female/child-headed households, and households with members who are elderly and disabled.
Humanitarian protection response to vulnerable South Sudanese Refugees and Host Communities in Kosti Protection services project  will focus on prevention of Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) and child protection. Services will include identification and support to SGBV survivors through psychosocial and counselling support; establishment of 1 Women Centre (which will be supported with facilities and commodities to facilitate activities at the centre), 3 Children’s Clubs in schools and 5 Community Based Protection Networks (CBPNs); trainings for 50 CBPN members, 45 teachers and 45 pupils on psychosocial and counselling support; training on Safe Accessible Dignified and Inclusive (SADI) programming framework for project partners (CAFOD and GAH), and undertaking of a 16-day activism and celebration of International Women’s Day.

In the project, integration of gender and protection of women, girls and other vulnerable categories of people in the community will be through analysis (data gathering and analysis using sex, age disaggregated tools), targeting and adaptation to the diversity of needs, identifying potential negative effects, and introducing prevention or mitigating measures, community engagement, information sharing, setting up of complaints and feedback mechanisms and coordination with other actors/stakeholders.

Catholic Agency for Overseas Development (CAFOD) is the lead partner in the consortium involving Global Aid Hand (GAH). Project activities will directly be implemented by GAH, with CAFOD providing project management and technical support on the focus sector of the project. The project duration is 8 months.
Wondruba community leaders Peace and Reconciliation Conference. This is a 6 month intra community reconciliation initiative aimed at promoting the well being and peaceful co-existence among the people of Wandruba in Juba County, Central Equatoria state. The project is part of SUD10-06 Pprogramme, "Strengthening peace, development and accountability through increased community dialogue, reconciliation and participation in the post referendum era in Southern Sudan, SUD10-06. Waduruba community has been under the Juba County administration since the colonial period, but during the 5th Sudan population and housing census some of the community leaders felt that they should be registered under Lainya County, where the vast majority of their Pojulu tribe originate from. The idea was not welcomed by some of the leaders and a section of the community who preferred to maintain the status quo, which has resulted into a rift between the community leading to loss of lives, property, and arrests especially of the youths with situation remaining tense ever since and taking a political dimension. In order to avert the current situation from turning more chaotic, the Central Equatoria State leadership formally requested RECONCILE and CAFOD to facilitate the reconciliation process and engage the warring parties to dialogue and resolve the their differences amicably to live in peace as before.
South Kordofan Emergency WASH response to Displaced people in El Abbasiya and Abu Jubaiha IDP camps. The project aims to provide 15,998 South displaced people are provided with safe, adequate sanitation and hygiene promotion services in El Abbasiya and Abu Jubaiha IDP camps and settlements in South Kordofan state.

Building on earlier responses by aid organisations to the health needs of the camps, CAFOD with its national partner SIDO will work to address the sanitation and hygiene promotion needs of 8,654 IDP in Alabasya and 7,344 IDP in Abu Jubaiha. Emergency latrines will be constructed; this will be accompanied by vector control campaigns, general cleaning campaigns, capacity strengthening, and hygiene promotion activities to raise awareness of good hygiene behaviour and the appropriate use of water and sanitation facilities, with WASH committees established to ensure the engagement of the communities.
COVID-19 risks and impact reduction; efforts on infection prevention and control in Khartoum State This a COVID-19 support project in Khartoum, the project seeks to support concerted effort to contain the pandemic in Khartoum state in some of the poor peri-urban areas where CAFOD has been supporting  communities in the last two years. The overall goal of the project is to contribute to the national response on COVID 19 outbreak, supporting effective risk communication and community engagement and alleviating suffering of vulnerable population in the Suburbs of Khartoum. 
Target people and communities.
180 families to be provided with Food Baskets and over 10,000 people reached with information on prevention of COVID-19 through mass media.  The project duration is 3 months starting 15th May - 15th August 2020.
Project Outputs:
 Number of types of COVID-19 prevention messages prepared and approved.
 Number of awareness messaging done – by count of the trips of pick up tract fitted with loudspeakers. 
 Number of food and essential items sellers identified 
 Number of Food baskets vouchers prepared and distributed for vulnerable HHs in Umbanda localities. 
Project Activities:
 Mapping out a zoning intervention location, and households for support with food vouchers 
 Preparation and printing of COVID-19 prevention message in local languages- Print IEC mass awareness 4,000 IEC and distribute it to the target locations in the target areas (public transportation locations, markets, malls, bakeries, fuel stations and health centers 
 Undertake Health and hygiene promotion activities in Umbanda localities
 Identification and signing agreements with at least 10 food and essential items sellers in Umbanda locality 
 Printing of Food Vouchers (security tight) for 200 HHs (each vulnerable family will receive vouchers worth 4,000 SDG).
SIDO Khartoum programme is first support were have for the partner despite  having worked with the partner in other states for a long period.
Food Security and Livelihoods assistance to vulnerable host communities in El Salam locality, White The overall objective of the project is to provide basic lifesaving Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) support to at least 15,000 people (about 3,000 HHs) in four villages/communities (El Radis 1, El Radis 2, Jouri and Um Sangor) in El Salam locality, White Nile State.
Affected population to be targeted by the project will be vulnerable host communities (HCs) members, with specific focus on Female Headed Households (FHH), People With Disability (PWD), families with members who are elderly, children under five and families worst affected by COVID-19 crisis. 
Key considerations will be made to ensure specific safety, privacy and security needs of women, girls, men, boys and people with special needs are addressed during delivery of project activities.
Project activities will specifically seek to provide and enable vulnerable HCs members access lifesaving FSL support, which will include provision of agricultural inputs (winter season seeds and tools through vouchers and DiNER Fairs) and services (training, and field extension services); provision of quality veterinary (vaccination and treatment) and extension services (training, and field extension services); provision of emergency livelihoods (restocking, fishing) start up packages (through vouchers) and activities (establishment of Saving and Internal Lending Committees - SILCs - trainings and networking) and; cash for work (digging of drainage tunnels and soil silos in preparation of the rainy seasons). Community Pest Scouts (CPS) will be trained on identifications of nymphs, fall army worms and other common crop pests and diseases to strengthen community early warning systems and preparedness. The CPSs will also support on alerts such as floods during the agricultural season.
The project will integrate messages on COVID-19 and cholera/AWD (in view of the on-coming rains starting from July/August) infection, prevention and control during community awareness sessions and field extension services.
Seeds and Tools Distribution in Mundri and Mvolo Counties in Western Equatoria State CAFOD has been working in Western Equatoria through church and diocesan partners in Yambio, Ezo, Nzara and Ibba Counties since 2007. An assessment carried out in October 2010 reported the food insecurity and high number of vulnerability in Western Equatoria and specifically the counties of West Mundri, Mvolo and Mundri East. Thus in 2011 CAFOD has expanded its scope and services to these three counties and will work to improve the livelihoods through seeds and tools distribution to 4000 Households.

•In close collaboration with  local authorities and community leaders conduct community mobilization, identify and register beneficiary households amongst returnees, IDPs and vulnerable resident HHs in Mundri West, Mundri East and Mvolo counties;
•Distribute 68 MT of assorted crop seeds and 7,200 pieces of assorted hand tools provided by FAO to 4,000 households of returnees, IDPs and vulnerable host communities in Mvolo, Mundri West and Mundri East Counties
•Provide tailored training to beneficiaries in appropriate crop husbandry practices, through facilitating formation of groups for provision of training and follow up through establishment of demonstration plots
•With monitoring format provided by FAO, conduct post distribution  monitoring and evaluation of the agriculture inputs provided to the beneficiaries.