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2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria -Cash Assistance for Essential Needs 2019 Syria Regional Appeal - Syria -Cash Assistance for Essential Needs In 2019, UNRWA will continue to provide cash assistance to respond to the basic needs of Palestine refugees, including for food, NFIs and shelter. To ensure a more efficient use of scarce resources, the Agency will introduce a targeted approach to the provision of cash assistance, with a focus on the most vulnerable Palestine refugees.   A vulnerability assessment conducted by UNRWA in December 2017 found that female-headed households, families headed by a disabled person and people with disabilities, families headed by an older person and unaccompanied minors (orphans)10  have an increased likelihood of being vulnerable. In order to ensure that most vulnerable Palestine refugees meet their basic needs, under the 2019 Emergency Appeal UNRWA will provide US$ 28 per person per month to 126,000 Palestine refugees who fall within one of the four vulnerable categories stated above. The remaining caseload of Palestine refugees will continue to receive basic emergency assistance in the form of US$ 14 per person per month, to support vulnerable families’ resilience and preventing them from slipping into further poverty or resorting to negative coping mechanisms. In 2019, UNRWA will continue to provide cash assistance to respond to the basic needs of Palestine refugees, including for food, NFIs and shelter. To ensure a more efficient use of scarce resources, the Agency will introduce a targeted approach to the provision of cash assistance, with a focus on the most vulnerable Palestine refugees.   A vulnerability assessment conducted by UNRWA in December 2017 found that female-headed households, families headed by a disabled person and people with disabilities, families headed by an older person and unaccompanied minors (orphans)10  have an increased likelihood of being vulnerable. In order to ensure that most vulnerable Palestine refugees meet their basic needs, under the 2019 Emergency Appeal UNRWA will provide US$ 28 per person per month to 126,000 Palestine refugees who fall within one of the four vulnerable categories stated above. The remaining caseload of Palestine refugees will continue to receive basic emergency assistance in the form of US$ 14 per person per month, to support vulnerable families’ resilience and preventing them from slipping into further poverty or resorting to negative coping mechanisms.
2019 Programme Budget - Gaza - Support Services 2019 Programme Budget - Gaza - Support Services 2019 Programme Budget - Gaza - Support Services 2019 Programme Budget - Gaza - Support Services
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC2 (KYTC, AT
2022Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management
2024Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - School Counsellor - SCHOOL COUNSELLOR 2024Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - School Counsellor - SCHOOL COUNSELLOR
2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Infrastructure & Camp Improvement Programme - Shelter/Housing-Rehousing - ICIP Planning and Management 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Infrastructure & Camp Improvement Programme - Shelter/Housing-Rehousing - ICIP Planning and Management 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Infrastructure & Camp Improvement Programme - Shelter/Housing-Rehousing - ICIP Planning and Management 2019 Programme Budget - Lebanon - Infrastructure & Camp Improvement Programme - Shelter/Housing-Rehousing - ICIP Planning and Management
2024Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Basic Education - Preparatory Education 2024Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Basic Education - Preparatory Education
2023Programme Budget - Gaza - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - Architectural Planning & Design 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - Architectural Planning & Design
2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC 2022Programme Budget - Jordan - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC
2021 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Safety and Security 2021 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Safety and Security To improve the safety of UNRWA personnel, the Agency requires continued and strengthened capacity to: (i) support the management and training efforts of the Department of Security and Risk Management and the respective Field Security and Risk Management Offices; and (ii) deploy an appropriate guard force to address security and other risks. To improve the safety of UNRWA personnel, the Agency requires continued and strengthened capacity to: (i) support the management and training efforts of the Department of Security and Risk Management and the respective Field Security and Risk Management Offices; and (ii) deploy an appropriate guard force to address security and other risks.
2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Infrastructure & Camp Improvement Programme - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities construction 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Infrastructure & Camp Improvement Programme - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities construction 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Infrastructure & Camp Improvement Programme - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities construction 2019 Programme Budget - Syria - Infrastructure & Camp Improvement Programme - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities construction
2021Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - Architectural Planning & Design 2021Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - Architectural Planning & Design 2021Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - Architectural Planning & Design 2021Programme Budget - Jordan - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Programme Management and Assurance - Architectural Planning & Design
2022Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2022Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2022Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement 2022Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Youth Programme and Civic Engagement
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Env Infrastructure Construction 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Env Infrastructure Construction 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Env Infrastructure Construction 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - Environmental Infrastructure and Environ - Env Infrastructure Construction
2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services 2023Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Laboratory Services
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT) 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Quality Assurance (ICT)
2021Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, R 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, R 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, R 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC2 (KYTC, ATC, R
2021Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2021Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2021Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2021Programme Budget - Gaza - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services
2022Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2022Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2022Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2022Programme Budget - Syria - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management
OUTPUT 1.3 “ADOLESCENT AND YOUTH BENEFIT FROM LIFE SKILLS PROGRAMMES” OUTPUT 1.4 “THE MOST VULNERABLE PALESTINIAN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH BENEFIT FROM INCREASED OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT SOCI OUTPUT 1.3 “ADOLESCENT AND YOUTH BENEFIT FROM LIFE SKILLS PROGRAMMES” OUTPUT 1.4 “THE MOST VULNERABLE PALESTINIAN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH BENEFIT FROM INCREASED OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT SOCI OUTPUT 1.3 “ADOLESCENT AND YOUTH BENEFIT FROM LIFE SKILLS PROGRAMMES” OUTPUT 1.4 “THE MOST VULNERABLE PALESTINIAN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH BENEFIT FROM INCREASED OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT SOCI OUTPUT 1.3 “ADOLESCENT AND YOUTH BENEFIT FROM LIFE SKILLS PROGRAMMES” OUTPUT 1.4 “THE MOST VULNERABLE PALESTINIAN ADOLESCENTS AND YOUTH BENEFIT FROM INCREASED OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT SOCI
2024Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC 2024Programme Budget - West Bank - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - VTC Management and Support TC1 (GTC, KTC
2020Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services 2020Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Pharmaceutical Services
2024Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Social Services Referral and Support 2024Programme Budget - Syria - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Social Marginalization - Social Services Referral and Support
2021 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Capacity and Management Support 2021 Syria Regional Appeal - Jordan - Capacity and Management Support Staff capacity and management support are required to ensure a timely and effective response to the needs of PRS. The Emergency Coordination Unit (ECU) will continue to provide coordination, capacity and management support to the JFO emergency response. ECU will work closely with the national and international humanitarian community in Jordan to work on harmonizing, as appropriate, the Agency’s emergency response for PRS with the response provided by other actors to non-PRS. ECU will oversee the implementation of response plans at the field level and incorporate minimum Sphere standards (education, health, protection and cash-for-food) into programme delivery at the field level. At the Agency level, ECU will support UNRWA through the development and rollout of tools such as refugee registration and cash distribution SOPs and systems, especially information management and monitoring, to improve the overall efficiency of the region-wide response. During 2021, additional support staff will be recruited to ensure adequate delivery of services and the overall management of the appeal. Four mobile security officers will be hired to ensure timely and professional liaison with the Jordanian authorities inside and outside the ten Palestine refugee camps and in the three unofficial gatherings in Jordan. Staff capacity and management support are required to ensure a timely and effective response to the needs of PRS. The Emergency Coordination Unit (ECU) will continue to provide coordination, capacity and management support to the JFO emergency response. ECU will work closely with the national and international humanitarian community in Jordan to work on harmonizing, as appropriate, the Agency’s emergency response for PRS with the response provided by other actors to non-PRS. ECU will oversee the implementation of response plans at the field level and incorporate minimum Sphere standards (education, health, protection and cash-for-food) into programme delivery at the field level. At the Agency level, ECU will support UNRWA through the development and rollout of tools such as refugee registration and cash distribution SOPs and systems, especially information management and monitoring, to improve the overall efficiency of the region-wide response. During 2021, additional support staff will be recruited to ensure adequate delivery of services and the overall management of the appeal. Four mobile security officers will be hired to ensure timely and professional liaison with the Jordanian authorities inside and outside the ten Palestine refugee camps and in the three unofficial gatherings in Jordan.
REVIEW OF UN SYSTEM BEST PRACTICE IN ETHICS TRAININGS REVIEW OF UN SYSTEM BEST PRACTICE IN ETHICS TRAININGS REVIEW OF UN SYSTEM BEST PRACTICE IN ETHICS TRAININGS REVIEW OF UN SYSTEM BEST PRACTICE IN ETHICS TRAININGS
STRENGTHENING THE INFLUENCE OF PALESTINIAN REFUGEES ON THEIR LIVING CONDITIONS STRENGTHENING THE INFLUENCE OF PALESTINIAN REFUGEES ON THEIR LIVING CONDITIONS STRENGTHENING THE INFLUENCE OF PALESTINIAN REFUGEES ON THEIR LIVING CONDITIONS STRENGTHENING THE INFLUENCE OF PALESTINIAN REFUGEES ON THEIR LIVING CONDITIONS
2021 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Coordination and Management 2021 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Coordination and Management UNRWA requires additional capacity to reinforce the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of emergency interventions, ensure the safety and security of staff and refugees and safeguard the neutrality of its facilities. This is vital for the efficient and effective delivery of services and to maintain and further develop capacity to respond to rapid-onset emergencies, including the health and non-health consequences of COVID-19. At the headquarters (HQ) level, the Department of Planning is responsible for the planning and coordination of UNRWA’s emergency response activities. Under the 2021 EA, a senior emergency officer  will oversee planning, monitoring and reporting activities. Reporting will be managed through an online results-based monitoring (RBM) system that allows the Agency to track actual results against planned priorities on a quarterly basis, facilitating regular consolidated reporting. UNRWA will also maintain other HQ functions in support of emergency operations, such as data analysis for emergency programmes implemented by the Agency’s Department of Relief and Social Services, and engagement with international human rights mechanisms and other legal support led by the Department of Legal Affairs. UNRWA requires additional capacity to reinforce the planning, management, monitoring and evaluation of emergency interventions, ensure the safety and security of staff and refugees and safeguard the neutrality of its facilities. This is vital for the efficient and effective delivery of services and to maintain and further develop capacity to respond to rapid-onset emergencies, including the health and non-health consequences of COVID-19. At the headquarters (HQ) level, the Department of Planning is responsible for the planning and coordination of UNRWA’s emergency response activities. Under the 2021 EA, a senior emergency officer  will oversee planning, monitoring and reporting activities. Reporting will be managed through an online results-based monitoring (RBM) system that allows the Agency to track actual results against planned priorities on a quarterly basis, facilitating regular consolidated reporting. UNRWA will also maintain other HQ functions in support of emergency operations, such as data analysis for emergency programmes implemented by the Agency’s Department of Relief and Social Services, and engagement with international human rights mechanisms and other legal support led by the Department of Legal Affairs.
2024 oPt Emergency Appeal - Gaza - Mulit Purpose Cash Assistance As market functionality permits, UNRWA will use and expand MPCA to ensure that families with specific vulnerabilities have the capacity to meet their most basic needs with the most flexible and dignified modalities feasible. UNRWA will target up to 10,000 families who would not be able to benefit from other interventions such as CfW. For these most vulnerable populations UNRWA will provide a MPCA transfer value aligned with the Gaza CWG recommended transfer value, currently NIS 1,000 (US$ 277.8) per family for up to three rounds, with at least two months between instalments.
DEVELOPMENT OF A MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY STRATEGY FOR ITS TEACHERS AND STUDENTS, AND TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUATION OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL SERVICES IN SCHOOLS DEVELOPMENT OF A MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY STRATEGY FOR ITS TEACHERS AND STUDENTS, AND TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUATION OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL SERVICES IN SCHOOLS DEVELOPMENT OF A MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY STRATEGY FOR ITS TEACHERS AND STUDENTS, AND TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUATION OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL SERVICES IN SCHOOLS DEVELOPMENT OF A MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY STRATEGY FOR ITS TEACHERS AND STUDENTS, AND TO SUPPORT THE CONTINUATION OF PSYCHO-SOCIAL SERVICES IN SCHOOLS
2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities maintenance 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities maintenance 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities maintenance 2020Programme Budget - Lebanon - INFRASTRUCTURE & CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROGRA - UNRWA Facilities - UNRWA facilities maintenance
2024Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management 2024Programme Budget - Gaza - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Education Programme Management
2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Secondary and Post Secondary Education - Secondary Education 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Secondary and Post Secondary Education - Secondary Education 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Secondary and Post Secondary Education - Secondary Education 2023Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Secondary and Post Secondary Education - Secondary Education
2024Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Processes 2024Programme Budget - West Bank - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Eligibility & Registration - RRIS Processes
2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WS 2024Programme Budget - Lebanon - EDUCATION PROGRAMME - Technical & Vocational Education - TVET Technical courses TC1 (GTC, KTC, WS
2021Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Disability Screening and Rehabilitation 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Disability Screening and Rehabilitation 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Disability Screening and Rehabilitation 2021Programme Budget - West Bank - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Primary Health Care - Disability Screening and Rehabilitation
2021Programme Budget - HQ - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - RSS Programme Management
HOSPITALIZATION REFORM SUPPORT AND MANAGEMENT HOSPITALIZATION REFORM SUPPORT AND MANAGEMENT HOSPITALIZATION REFORM SUPPORT AND MANAGEMENT HOSPITALIZATION REFORM SUPPORT AND MANAGEMENT
SUPPORTING GENDER BASED VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND PREVENTION IN COMMUNITY IN GAZA 2023 SUPPORTING GENDER BASED VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND PREVENTION IN COMMUNITY IN GAZA 2023 SUPPORTING GENDER BASED VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND PREVENTION IN COMMUNITY IN GAZA 2023 SUPPORTING GENDER BASED VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND PREVENTION IN COMMUNITY IN GAZA 2023
2024 Syria Regional Appeal - Lebanon - emergency repair, rehabilitation and reconstruction of UNRWA Under this EA, UNRWA will rehabilitate the following key Agency installations: (i) eight schools; (ii) two health centres; (iii) the Camp Community Services Office; (iii) the Relief and Social Services Office. Based on UNRWA’s initial assessment, four schools, serving over 3,200 students, sustained extensive structural damage, rendering them unsafe
for the October 2023 start of the 2023/24 school year. An additional four schools serving 2,700 students were occupied on 19 August 2023 by armed fighters who caused extensive damage. UNRWA also requires emergency funding to support a double-shift system in five Agency schools outside of the camp that now accommodate 5,900 students from damaged schools. While some minor work in this regard has already been completed, more substantial work is required, including the construction of shading sheds and additional bathroom facilities and canteens to ensure the continuation of quality education for all.
2024Programme Budget - Jordan - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation and Livelihoods 2024Programme Budget - Jordan - RELIEF & SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMME - Poverty Alleviation and Relief Services - Income Generation and Livelihoods
2021Programme Budget - HQ - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management 2021Programme Budget - HQ - HEALTH PROGRAMME - Programme Management and Assurance - Health Programme Management