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Provision of integrated lifesaving WASH services to drought affected population in Afgoye district of Lower Shabelle region ltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black" lang="EN-US"gtNew Ways is proposing 8-month integrated WASH
project targeting the most drought affected populations in Afgoye district
reaching a total of 10,000 persons including (2,750 men, 5,000 women, 1,250 girls,
and 1,000 boys). In this project, New Ways is aimed to improve access to
life-saving WASH services for Afgoye IDPs, Vulnerable host communities with
recognition of people of disabilities, and the most vulnerable population
through: -ltbrgt
1) Provision of safe water drinking with water trucking for 50 days period.
benefiting 3,600 i.e 900 men, 2000 women, 400 girls, and 300 boys) drought
affected IDPs and host communities will be under taken.ltbrgt
2) New Ways Organization will also construct 80 normal latrines to benefit
residents in Afgoye IDP sites which will also receive the clean water and
hygiene promotions and hygiene kits, 12 additional latrines will be preserved
for people living with disabilities who are living in the target locations.ltbrgt
3) 1200 Households will benefit from hygiene kit distribution and hygiene
awareness. ltbrgt
4) 10 Hygiene promoters will be recruited and trained lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black" lang="EN-US"gt5) Hygiene promotion
campaign will be undertakenltbrgt
6) Monitoring and supervision will be conducted twice during the project periodltbrgt
7) Rehabilitation of 4 shallow wells and 1 boreholeltbrgt
8) 5 WASH committees will be established and trained to improve all preventive
measures against the risks of AWD/cholera outbreaks in Afgoye districtltbrgt
9) Chlorination of the wells through recruited hygiene promoters i.e 6 shallow
wells per week for the project periodltbrgt
10) 63 sanitation tools will be procured and distributed.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgt
Provide lifesaving and sustainable access to WASH services to drought affected displaced populations and host communities in Berdale. ltp class="MsoNormal"gtltspan lang="EN-US"gtCESDO proposes to implement lifesaving WASH
services with a durable solution component to address WASH gaps in Berdale IDP
sites and rural villages. The project aims to improve temporary access to water
through water distribution network extension, water kiosks construction,
emergency water supply, water trucking in 5 villages in Berdale. To address
sanitation gaps and promote safe hygiene practices, CESDO will construct
emergency sanitation facilities, distribute hygiene supplies and undertake
hygiene promotion activities targeting Berdale IDP sites. To prevent water
shortage triggered displacement the project seeks to improve sustainable access
to water by rehabilitating 3 shallow wells in rural villages in Berdale.
This project takes into account the protection risks facing women and girls and
to reduce these risks, protection is mainstreamed in all activities. Gender and
disability inclusion are also fundamental component of the project and will be fostered from inception phase through implementation by conducting consultations with these groups to identify their preferences in terms of assistance delivery. Community
participation and consultation at all stages of activities implementation will
be ensured while minority inclusion and accountability to affected population
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ltspan style="font-family:" lang="EN-US"gtCESDO will coordinate with health and nutrition
partners targeting the same population groups to reduce diseases and
malnutrition related morbidity and mortality. Working with protection, shelter and CCCM
partners, the projects improves service delivery in IDP sites.lt/spangt



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Provision of GBV Services to Drought Affected IDPs and Host community Population in Berdale , Southwest state of Somalia. ltpgtltfont color="#000000" face="Arial, sans-serif"gtIn response the growing the humanitarian needs
in the country due to the devastating drought situation SOS CVS is proposing holistic gender-based violence lt/fontgtltfont color="#000000" face="Arial, sans-serif"gtinterventions with aim of preventing, mitigating and responding acute gender-based violence needs of the affected populations in Berdale district of Bay region.  The proposed project will target 15 IDP sites within Berdale some of the which are located outside the town.  lt/fontgtlt/pgtltpgtltfont color="#000000" face="Arial, sans-serif"gtThe main objective of the proposed GBV project is
to address holistically preventing and respond to the high prevalence GBV incidents acute protection needs by providing prevention and
responsive interventions. The GBV intervention of the project are design to support women and adolescent girls with the responsive GBV services including the provision of comprehensive GBV Case Management support, PSS services, clinical management of rape, provision unconditional cash support and dignity kits as well as creation of structured awareness campaigns on the prevention on GBV risks and concerns in the targeted communities. lt/fontgtlt/pgtltpgtltfont color="#000000" face="Arial, sans-serif"gtltbrgtlt/fontgtlt/pgtltpgtltfont color="#000000" face="Arial, sans-serif"gtThe project will directly target a total 10,800 Beneficiaries (4400 women 4400 girls 1000 Men and 1000 Boys) Majority of these target beneficiaries are newly drought displaced IDPs in 15 IDP camps in and around Berdale town as well as host community members. lt/fontgtltspan style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0) font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtSOS will target the following IDP sites Kulmiye
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Strengthening Gender-based Violence Prevention and Response Services focusing on survivors of GBV in Deynille District. ltp style="" class=""gtThe aim of this project is to enhance the response to gender-based violence (GBV) in the Daynille District. This will be achieved through various interventions, such as the provision of clinical management of rape services, distribution of dignity kits, and legal aid services. The project also seeks to provide information for GBV survivors and support specialized case management, psychosocial support, and counselling through existing GBV one-stop centres and women and girls’ safe spaces.lt/pgtltp style="" class=""gtltbrgtFurthermore, the project intends to offer support for cash and voucher assistance through case management systems and conditional cash transfers, based on standard GBV criteria, to individual vulnerable women and girls. To promote the availability of services and prevention and mitigation of GBV, the project will also carry out awareness-raising and outreach activities.lt/pgtltp style="" class=""gtltbrgtlt/pgtltp style="" class=""gtltbrgtThe project seeks to scale up GBV intervention and provide comprehensive support to women and girls affected by GBV. By addressing the physical, emotional, legal, and economic consequences of GBV, the project aims to empower survivors and promote their overall well-being. Through a collaborative approach with key stakeholders and communities, the project intends to strengthen the capacity and coordination of GBV response in the Daynille District.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of sustainable life-saving WASH assistance to the most vulnerable El Nino-affected IDP communities in North Galkayo ltpgtTo provide emergency and sustained safe drinking water, construction of latrines, and hygiene promotion activities to reduce mortality and AWD/Cholera incidences to 12,000 (2705 women, 3175 girls, 3305 boys, and 2815 men) flood-affected vulnerable IDP including people with disabilities and minorities in six IDP Salaama 2 - Lat 6.855396, Long 47.443633, Sa1aama 1- Lat 6.850933, Long 47.439952,, Mudug sare - Lat 6.835526, Long 47.415674, Liiban 1 - Lat 6.820045, Long 47.411544, Liiban 2 - Lat 6.798034, Long 47.399829), Kulmiye-Garsoor Lat 6.7695875, Long 47.4111883 sites at Galkacyo district, mudug region.  The project is designed following SHF strategic allocation 1 of 2023 which seeks to enhance response to the huge needs in Galkacyo settlements where the risk of floods remains credible. The project is designed to target and ensure the needs of the flood-affected population in critical need of 12,000 (2705 women, 3175 girls, 3305 boys, and 2815 men) beneficiaries. The project will improve access to water through water trucking to target 12,000 beneficiaries, as strategy rehabilitation of 3 strategic water sources, construction of 80 emergency household latrines with gender, disability, protection mainstreaming lenses and 15% of these latrines will be for people with disabilities, purchase, and distribution of 60 sanitation tools kits for solid waste management and latrines construction activities. Hygiene promotion campaigns focusing on hand washing with soap and 1,500 hygiene kits distribution, including female-specific hygiene items (sanitary clothes). The interventions also fit under the sector-specific objective to sustain and expand WASH services for IDPs and the affected population. KAALO needs 399,954 USD for 6 months to successfully implement all the activities. The project will mainstream gender, disability, and protection of the affected persons. KAALO will coordinate with other partners operating in the same location. This includes world vision, PMWDO, and IRCltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of emergency lifesaving WASH response packages to flood-affected IDPs in South Galkayo District of Mudug region, Somalia ltpgtSomalia is currently facing El Nino induced flooding, affecting about 1.7 million people in 32 districts. Up to 41 deaths have been reported and the number of people displaced by the heavy rains and floods has nearly doubled within one week about 649,000 people are now displaced compared to 334,800 at the onset of the floods in late October. The National Flood Emergency Committee has declared the floods a national disaster, emphasizing the urgent need for assistance to those affected by the destructive floods.ltbrgtIn Galkacyo district, Mudug region, more than 219,000 people including displaced people (IDPs) and host communities have been affected by flash floods, according to government reports. ltbrgtTo respond to the crisis, and prevent further displacement, in South Galkacyo IDPs, PAH aims to deliver a life-saving WASH response that reduces acute WASH needs among most vulnerable IDPs including men, women, boys, and girls in a dignified manner in compliance with cluster response minimum standards. In line with the WASH cluster and SHF, Reserve Allocation 8, 2023 Flood response Galkayo district, the project will deliver WASH assistance to 20,000 IDPs, (4000 men, 5400 women, 4600 boys, 6000 girls), including 2143 people with disability will directly benefit from this intervention.ltbrgtPAH will focus on both immediate and sustainable intervention that includes:ltbrgt-improved access to safe water to 3334 households by engaging community-owned boreholes to provide water to drought and conflict-affected IDP settlements in South Galkacyo district. This intervention is required due to the destruction of key water infrastructures, widespread displacement, and a surge in suspected cases of Acute Watery Diarrhea (AWD)/cholera. PAH will carry out the installation of emergency tap stands, distribution networks, provision of spare parts (pipes and generators), establishment and capacity development of gender-balanced water management committees, for ensuring the continuity of WASH services, and water treatment and monitoring (chlorination of communal water sources/HHWT).ltbrgt-Installation of 170 new sanitation facilities in IDP sites that is culturally appropriate safe for users of all ages and gender, and accessible to persons with disability equipped with handwashing facilities (at least 15% of facilities (25) should be accessible to PwDs). The IDP members will be provided latrine cleaning materials purposely for the maintenance of the latrines.ltbrgt-Addressing the need for improved hygiene practices through promotion campaigns focusing on disease prevention (including AWD/Cholera), provision of sanitation tools for solid waste management activities, and Hygiene kits distribution to 3000HHs, including female-specific hygiene items (sanitary materials).ltbrgtlt/pgt
Life-Saving Cash Transfers and Flood Risk Communication for El Nino Flood-Affected Communities in  Camp Jirix IDP, Kurman IDP and Xabaal cadeey IDP of Bardhere, Somalia ltpgtltspan style="font-family:"gtThe proposed Emergency Response project will provide immediate
life-saving assistance to 880 internally displaced persons (IDPs) and poor host
community households (200 in Iftin, 200 in Camp Jirix, 200 in Hawala Cadee, and
2lt/spangtltspan style="font-family:"gt80 in Buula Kurman) through unconditional cash transfers. The project will
also focus on flood risk communication, enhanced community surveillance, and
alert systems.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt

lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal" style="line-height: normal"gtltspan lang="EN-US" style=""gtTen community mobilizers and surveillance teams will be recruited for two
months to provide alerts and awareness in the district's hotspot areas. The
team will be equipped with a rental vehicle and will monitor the river
situation and engage with communities at the household and community levels.
HIRDA will use the media to deliver risk communication messages to the
community, with three messages released every one months.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgt

lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal" style="line-height: normal"gtltspan lang="EN-US" style=""gtThe proposed project contributes to the Food Security Cluster's
objectives of improving availability and access to food for 6.7 million people
facing severe acute food insecurity by the end of 2023 and preventing the loss
of lives of 6.7 million of the most vulnerable.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgt

lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal" style="line-height: normal"gtltspan lang="EN-US" style=""gtSpecific activities: -lt/spangtlt/pgtltulgtltligtltspan lang="EN-US" style=""gtProvision of immediate life-saving emergency food assistance through
unconditional cash transfers, allowing severely food insecure flood-affected
households to meet their basic food needs.lt/spangtlt/ligtltligtltspan lang="EN-US" style=""gtFlood risk communication, enhanced community surveillance, and alert
system.lt/spangtlt/ligtltligtltspan lang="EN-US" style=""gtClose coordination of activities with existing emergency and recovery
interventions and across actors to maximize efficiencies, minimize duplication,
and enhance the humanitarian impact of the flood interventions.lt/spangtlt/ligtltligtltspan lang="EN-US"gtHIRDA will coordnaite SHF projects Funded under RA5 including other clusters in Baardheere, Gedo Regionltbrgtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/ligtltp class="" style=""gtltspan lang="EN-US" style=""gtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgtlt/ulgtltp class="sceditor-nlf"gtltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of emergency Primary health care response to floods  affected communities in Baidoa district Bay region ltpgtAccording to the 2023 HRP, less than one third of the people in floods -affected areas are estimated to have access to essential health care. Reported cholera cases continue to rise compared to recent years, while measles cases have spiked, particularly among children. ltbrgtThe project aims to provide life-saving emergency primary health care to 30,000(4000 men, 10,000 women, 8000 girls and 8000 girls) floods displaced areas and host communities in Baidoa district through one static and four mobile clinics through provision of maternal and neonatal and child Health Care as well as immunization to the target lt5gt, the project will also provide psychosocial and mental health service through the outreach and health facility  as well as provide gender based violence mainstreaming within health projects, The project will also provide active community  sensitization, mobilization , earlier warning as well as active referral services within the target location  in Abagbedey, Buuli Gomor, Yaagey and Danooley    outreach sites and one static MCH at ADC II in Baidoa district. ltbrgtlt/pgt
UNDSS ENHANCED  SECURITY OPERATIONS TO SUPPORT THE  SCALED -UP HUMANITARIAN  OPERATION IN SOMALIA ltpgtThe project aims at enabling United Nations System (UNS) operations in Somalia to support the ongoing drought response and interventions to impede a potential famine in the country and ensuring that appropriate numbers and levels of security personnel are in place to support both the actual and projected increase in humanitarian operations, prioritizing access to particularly hard-to-reach areas as well as providing accurate and practical security information to enable humanitarian operations. Whilst UN Agencies, Funds and Programmes (AFPs) have commenced scale-up operations and efforts are in place to find means to access hard-to-reach priority areas, the process remains complex and continues to demand more security resources. The existing security resources available at the country level- both UNDSS/ISWF (Integrated Security Work Force) and UN Agencies, even after a geographic realignment and internal surge of security personnel, is insufficient to enable operations at the scale envisaged. The project envisages to create four (04) P4, five (5) P3 and four (04) G6 posts to support the recently launched humanitarian operations in response to the drought and impending famine. Their deployment would support scaled-up operations in Mogadishu, Baidoa, Dollow and Kismayo. The project duration is initially for twelve (12) months and needs are budgeted at USD 3,221,989.31ltbrgtlt/pgt
Provision of lifesaving CCCM services to drought affected communities in Buur Hakaba, Berdale and Qansaxdheere ltp class="" style=""gtSomalia is facing another severe drought as an estimated 8.25 million people require humanitarian
assistance while more than 1.2M are displaced due to the drought. ltspan style="color: windowtext"gtThe risk of famine (IPC Phase
5) remains credible in agropastoral areas of Burhakaba district of Bay Region. The
Protracted drought has claimed the lives and livelihoods of many while Women
and children constitute more than 80 per cent of those displaced lacking basic
services like water, food, and shelter in IDP sites. Due to the unprecedented
sixth consecutive season of below-average- April to June 2023 rains, the impact
of the drought and increasing economic pressures are deepening the severity of
needs and driving the country to the brink of famine. The most vulnerable and
marginalized people are disproportionately affected by the drought, including
women, children, and minority clans. ltbrgt
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ltp class="MsoNormal"gtCESDO through this project, CESDO will operate in an
integrated manner with Nutrition, WASH, Health and Protection (GBV) partners in
the targeted locations of Berdale, Buur Hakaba and Qansaxdheere to ensure strengthened,
integrated response and inclusion of the most vulnerable populations including
minority clans. The project will target 13 IDP sites in Berdale, 6 in Buur
Hakaba and 18 sites in Qansax Dheere with the following essential CCCM services
establishment /strengthening of the CMCs in the 37 IDP sites targeted, provision
of capacity building to the CMCs, carry out monthly service mapping and
monitoring, facilitate monthly site-level coordination meetings in the 3
targeted districts, community outreach and awareness campaigns to ensure people
displaced by drought who join existing sites or set up new sites can
immediately receive lifesaving services, conduct weekly new arrival tracking in
these settlements, site improvement CFW activities, conduct safety audits, establish/strengthen
CFM systems at the sites-level and provide multipurpose solar torches to at
risks HHs/survivors to mitigate protection issues including GBV.ltbrgt
Through this project, CESDO will reachnbsp36,954 persons in the three targeted districtsnbspwhile the in-direct beneficiaries are 26,762.nbspnbsp

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provide emergency WASH life saving intervention to floods and cholera affected populations in Luug district Gedo region ltp style="" class=""gtltspan style="font-family:"gtGedo region
in Jubaland State, more than 10 people were reportedly killed and thousands of
others affected as heavy rains inundated Bardera District. Nine people reportedly
died as they tried to cross a stream amid heavy rains on 20 March, according to
local partners. Heavy rains have been reported in several districts and in the
Ethiopian highlands, leading to a rise of water levels in SOMALIA: Gu rainy
season 2023 Flash Floods Update No. 1 23 March 2023 Gu Rainfall/Flash Floods
Update #1 | 2 United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian
Affairs, seasonal streams and the Juba River. According to district committee
on disaster management and the Jubaland agency for IDPs and Refugees, out of 49
IDP sites hosting 85,000 households, two were affected by flooding and heavy
rains, with 11,421 IDPs directly affected. Several houses, latrines and other
facilities were destroyed or damaged. The heavy rains, especially in the
Ethiopian highlands, have increased the risk of the Juba River breaking its
bank, particularly in Bardera Buaale, Saakow, Luug and Jilib, which could lead
to flash floods and displacement, In Jubaland, limited response has been
provided to people affected by the floods.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgt

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The project plans to conduct water trucking for 8400 drought and conflict
affected IDPs, especially newly arrived IDPs in Lug district IDPs. as
short-term measures as efforts are being made to extend piped water
connections, rehabilitate 2 critical boreholes, including piped water
connections to IDPs, and conduct mass chlorination of water sources. The
project will also increase access to communal latrines and handwashing with
soap through the construction of 120 culture-sensitive latrines while
addressing the specific needs of different sex and disability groups to ensure
safety and easy access to facilities. Additionally, beneficiaries of the water
and sanitation, and health services will be sensitized on hygiene promotion
measures with a focus on proper hand washing with soap, safe waste and excreta
disposal, and household (HH) water treatment and safe storage. It will also
distribute 2500 hygiene kits, including female-specific hygiene items, to
vulnerable HHs, including women-headed HHs, the elderly, and disabled new
arrival IDPs, and build community resilience and increase the sustainability of
WASH services by enhancing the capacity of village-level WASH management
committees to manage, operate, and maintain WASH facilities. Total WASH
beneficiaries are 16000 persons (5600 women, 3400 girls, 2400 men and 3600
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