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Integrated Emergency Nutrition Response to Malnourished Children under 5 years and Pregnant and Lactating Women and Girls The project is responding to the huge nutrition needs in Rubkona Country caused by recurrent population displacement due to conflict and compounded by inadequate access to basic primary health care, food and livelihoods and economic opportunities. Like in many South Sudan states, poor child care practices, inadequate hygiene, and lack of sanitation are also having an effect on the nutrition situation of the population mainly affecting boys, girls, and pregnant and lactating women due to their increased physiological needs. The project targets a total of 5,687 direct beneficiaries will be targeted for the proposed response this will include SAM treatment 2,473 (1,261 girls and 1,212 boys), MAM 3,214 (1,639 girls and1,575 boys) who will be targeted as agents of change to improve Maternal, Infant and Young Child Nutrition. Beneficiaries of the proposed project will be identified from their targeted Boma or villages through various mechanisms including community consultations and active case finding during screening and group discussions. The outcome of the project is to provide Nutrition Interventions for the disaster affected populations in Rubkona County, through management of severe (complicated and non-complicated) and moderate acute malnutrition among under-five children, conducting preventive nutrition interventions among under-fives-MIYCN/IYCF-E and continuous monitoring, surveillance and analysis of the evolving nutrition situation. The project will be implemented in Rubkona County in Unity State. The project will target IDPs, vulnerable host community members and returnees. CARE will put in place an robust accountability mechanism that will ensure that women, men and children are able to make decisions in the planning and implementation of project activities. In addition, the project will develop a complaints and feedback mechanism that will enable beneficiaries to report and get feedback from CARE. In addition, protection of beneficiaries will be  paramount and hence all distributions and community meetings will be done as close as possible to villages to prevent women and children from traveling long distances which might subject them to abuse. CARE staff will receive training on PSEA and communities will be provided with information on their entitlements.
Integrated FSL support to 5000 households in Rumbek Centre County The overall objective of this project is to prevent famine and provide life-saving and life-sustaining food and livelihood protection support through enhanced food production for 5000 households at risk of food insecurity (IPC 3 and 4) in Rumbek Centre County.

As per the FSL Cluster’s SSHF Second Allocation strategy and objectives, ACROSS proposes to distribute emergency food production kits (vegetable seeds, cultivation tools and fishing kits) to 5000 food insecure households in Rumbek Centre County. Of these 5000, 2500 HH will receive fishing kits, and 5000 HH will receive vegetable kits.  The county is currently experiencing IPC Level 3 and 4 food insecurity, and the fishing kits will provide almost immediate yields in increased food production, and the vegetable kits will support food production during the dry season, which is not typical for farmers to practice in this area. Both kits will greatly enhance food consumption and dietary diversity and boost livelihoods for targeted population, and contribute significantly towards efforts to prevent famine from the region.  This project is designed to target areas which missed out on the main season FAO distributions, including Muopeer and Payieny bomas in Amongpiny, Cueicok in Malek payam, Cholochok in Matengai and Malualtongpiny in Jiir.  In Cueicok, there is currently a high number of IDPs in this county we will target 50% IDPs and 50% host community households as beneficiaries.  There is also a small number of IDPs living in Malualtongpiny, who will also be targeted in this project. Please refer to the attached document showing the target beneficiary break down.

In addition to distributing emergency food production kits, ACROSS staff will provide a series of tailored and integrated trainings in vegetable cultivation and fish harvesting and preservation methods, targeting 675 beneficiary households. 450 people will participate in vegetable farming training, and 175 people will receive training in fishing. Community garden plots will be established in each of the five target bomas, in locations that are safe and accessible for affected populations, near established water points. Trainings will be delivered to both men and women, and also integrated messages on nutrition and cooking, hygiene promotion including latrine use, safe drinking water and prevention and treatment of malaria and diarrhea, gender equality and protection principles.

This project will be integrated in with ACROSS' existing programs in the area including our Peace Economy project, our girl-child education promotion and health and nutrition work. Our skilled and qualified staff from other sectors, such as health, will also support this project with screenings and referrals.

ACROSS' HRP Code is HSSD-FSC-153125-1
Livelihood Rehabilitation and Building Resilience in Rumbek East county under Lake State. This project is designed to effectively contribute to the protection and rehabilitation of livelihoods of the most vulnerable and affected population in Rumbek East County (in Atiaba -700 HH, Aduel -1000 HH, Paloch - 700 HH, Pachong -1000 HH, Mathiang -1000 HH amp Cueicok - 600 HH payams ) under Lake State. This will be a six months’ project targeting 5000 households (30,000 beneficiaries) of vulnerable IDPs, returnees and host communities who missed the cropping season either due to conflict or having no access to humanitarian assistance. The proposed project is much consistent and aligned with the objective of Food Security Cluster (Objective - 2) where dry seasons vegetable kits (7 types of vegetable seeds and tool) and fishing kits (a fishing kit of hooks amp net equipment) will be delivered to the project beneficiaries that will enable them to grow vegetables and harvesting fishes for meeting their own food consumption and enhance immediate food security. 
The major livelihood activities in the project are to support for vegetable and fishing production with light training. A total of 30,000 IDP, Returnee and Host Community beneficiaries will be targeted in the project locations.These will include men, women boys and girls selected from the IDP, returnees amp and host population. The ultimate impact will be to have improved livelihood coping strategy for the survival of the affected people.
The targeting will be accomplished using gender lens, mainstreaming of addressing protection and gender based violence and ensuring accountability to the most vulnerable people to improve their immediate food security. The program implementation will ensure that “Do No Harm principle” is adhered at the center of beneficiary targeting and provision of support. Oxfam will use a zero-tolerance policy towards Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) and any kind of harassment during implementation. Multiple and complementary feedback and complaints collection mechanisms will be considered to avail safe and convenient options to the community.
Oxfam is the key Food Security amp Livelihoods actor in Lake State both for emergency and long term EFSL projects during last couple of years. At this moment, a short term EFSL (Distribution of Emergency livelihood kits to support 4,000 Vulnerable Households and Promotion of resilience light training in Rumbek North, Lakes State.) and Governance projects are implementing in the location. We also implemented Fortifying Equity and Economic Diversification (FEED) Project from April 2015 – March 2018 in Lakes state as Oxfam has strong presence in Rumbek with office set - up and dedicated team there.
Oxfam will not procure vegetable seeds/ tools and fishing kits amp these will be collected from Juba then will transport to Rumbek East for distribution to the targeted beneficiaries. A simple baseline and end line survey will be conducted to oversee the result of the project within project period.
Building resilience and increasing own production through emergency livelihood support  in Nassir  county of  former Upper Nile state. This project is designed to effectively contribute to the building of resilience and increasing own production through livelihood support Nassir of Upper Nile State. It is a six month project targeting 5143HH of vulnerable people including IDPs, returnees, and host communities in Kiech kuon,Roam amp  jIkmir  Payams. AHC intends to make use of the window of opportunity for the targeted population who missed out the cropping season either due to conflict, or lack of access to humanitarian assistance. Those who planted also suffered from dry spells and FAW attack thus less harvest. It is in line with the FSL allocation both in terms of the Priority, Geographical coverage, and the seasonality of the proposed activities crop, vegetable, and fishing production, training and livestock treatment and vaccination. This project corresponds to strategic objective 3 as well as cluster objectives 2 and 4.
A total of 30858 vulnerable individuals will be targeted and selected from the targeted areas. These will include 10800 male headed hh, 12342 female headed hh, 4626 boy child headed hh and 3090 girl headed hh. The targeting will be done with gender consideration as well as the invaluable incorporation of Accountability to affected population and mainstreaming of protection issues. The Do No Harm principle will be adhered to as we endeavour to give priority to the community to have a say over their own situation. 
AHC is committed mitigate any risks associated with this project bearing in mind the added advantage we have as a local NGO based in the target project sites with extensive integration with the community. The presence and good rapport we have with the community is an added advantage to the success of this project.
FAO will be the core pipeline and technical backstop partner. The requested funding from SSHF is going to be used to provide front line services. A transparent direct distribution system based on the FAO guidelines will be used to implement this project. There is a huge influx of returnees and the number of the IDPs and most vulnerable host community members is also high.
Provision of Emergency lifesaving NFI/ES to most crisis affected population in Upper Nile South Sudan Development Agency (SSUDA) is a national organization committed to provide lifesaving interventions in emergency and reconstruction of community’s livelihoods through direct contacts with the marginalized and vulnerable communities in South Sudan. SSUDA is planning to respond to gender and age specific S/NFIs needs of the conflict affected women, men and children in Nasir County in Upper Nile with emphasis to returnees, IDPs and most vulnerable host communities. Specifically, the response will include the distribution of life-saving NFIs and emergency Shelter items to a total of 6,500 beneficiaries (1,147 men, 2,425 women, 1,247 boys and 1,681 girls) most of whom are either freshly displaced children, men and women, returnees spontaneously returning to their destroyed home, while the rest will be most vulnerable households who are hardly coping with additional burden of hosting IDPs and returnees. To achieve the project objectives, 1 static team already based in Upper Nile who will be responsible for conducting participatory gender and age rapid needs assessment and verification of returnees, IDPs and host communities, respond to their needs by distributing INFs and Shelter items and with support from support staff in Juba and Malakal carry out Post Distribution Monitoring exercises.

As part of AAP, SSUDA will emphasis on community and or beneficiary involvement in all stages of the project especially in CBI component for purposes of empowerment and participatory decision making. SSUDA responses will have a strong focus on collaboration with other clusters particularly the FSL, WASH and Health. The project will through awareness and advocacy adopt mainstreaming of protection, especially GBV, child protection and also put into consideration issues related to Land, housing and property rights. Our team will work closely with other partners/clusters to ensure a holistic intervention where assessments, distribution of items and monitoring and evaluation are jointly conducted. As a Co-State Focal Point in Upper Nile, SSUDA will collaborate with State focal point, NFI Cluster partners and other clusters to assist in coordinating NFI/ES activities to “hard-to-reach” areas in the State by helping organize monthly coordination meetings and dissemination of sufficient and timely reports to the National Cluster and facilitate capacity building for NNGOs. SSUDA’s position CSFP alongside implementation of this project with contribute to strengthening of national partners to familiarize with Cluster’s tools, guiding principles and SPHERE Standards as well as increasing their participation in the cluster activities at State and National levels.
Strengthening and rebuilding livelihood for the 4500 HH = 27000 individuals of Luakpiny / Nasir- Kiech Kuon, Roam and Jikmir payams  through distribution of assorted vegetable seeds and fishing kits. The project aims at effectively contributing to the resilience and increased high production for the people of Luakpiny/ Nasir in former Upper Nile State. The duration is  six months reaching 4500HH= 27000 individuals selected from 23,167 are in IPC 3 and 12833 are in IPC level 4. Without Humanitarian Food Aid, things will be worse. This project targets the most vulnerable Returnees, host community and IDPs in  Kiech Kuon, Roam, and Jikmir Payams. AHC to make use of  of the window of opportunity to reach out to the vulnerable population in Nasir who missed out on the cropping season due to conflict, or lack of humanitarian assistance. It is also in tandem with FSL SA2 2019 in terms of priority activities, geographic coverage and the lean season clearly corresponding with SO1 and SO3 and CO2 and 4.
The breakdown 0f the 27000 individuals is as follows segregated by age and gender as : 8165 host community of whom 2400 are men, 3300 are women, 1250  are boys and 1215  are girls 9497 IDPs of whom 1800 are men, 3150 are women, 2135 are boys and 2412 are girls  9168 returnees of whom 2500 are men, 3000 are women, 1225 are boys and 2443  are girls. The project also plans to reach 170 people facing various states of disabilities of whom 50 are men, 62 are women, 33 are  boys and 25 are girls.
AHC will put gender and protection mainstreaming into consideration in this project because they are key in AAP. The community, as in all our interventions take the centre stage and their participation is more important. This means that the feedback of the target community is key and it i our responsibility to close the loop whether the feedback s positive or negative. We will adhere to the DO no Harm principle.
The project site has experienced a high influx of returnees whereas the number of vulnerable host community and IDP is also high.
We will use the FAO core pipeline and technical support partner while we use the SHHF funding for front-line services. AHC will use the transparent direct distribution ably guided by the FAO even using their standard tools from selection, registration, pdm, post planting and post fish catch assessment and post-harvest assessment.
Support to International AIDS Society for 2014. International AIDS Society(IAS) för internationella aidskonferensen vi Melbourne 20+-252 juli 2014. Support to International AIDS Society for AIDS 2014.Support to International AIDS Society for Aids 20014 folr aids conference in Melbourne 20014. Support to International AIDS Society for AIDS 2014.Support to International AIDS Society for Aids 20014 folr aids conference in Melbourne 20014.
Resultatstyrningsprojekt Resultatstyrningsprojekt The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
SMR, south -99 Frame - SMR, Swedish Mission Coun SMR, syd -99  Ram The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
HIV team activities 2006 - DHL 2006 HIV team activities 2006 The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
BIO-DIVERSITY Contribution to the Cites-convention Agency: 99 M-dep Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
OPC frame syd 2010 OPC frame syd 2010 Rambidrag till OPC (Palmecentret) under 2010 för utvecklingssamarbete i utvecklingsländer, anslagsposten Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället. Framework grant to OPC (Palme Centre) for 2010 for development cooperation in developing countries, appropriation item Support via Swedish civil society organisations.
SHIA frame 2002 south - SHIA frame 2002 SHIA Ram 2002 Syd The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
IDEAL - PRIMARY EDUCATION - Studies, audits etc IDEAL - PRIMARY EDUCATION Sida support to the Intensive District Approach to Education for All (IDEAL) project under the umbrella of the Primary Education  Development Programme I from 2000-2004 with Govt. Sida support in 13 out of 36 districts ( others UNICEF). Assessment,appraisal, funding proposal of IDEAL carried out. Sida decision GD 16/95. The project is to provide quality primary education based on local planning. Sida support to the Intensive District Approach to Education for All (IDEAL) project under the umbrella of the Primary Education  Development Programme I from 2000-2004 with Govt. Sida support in 13 out of 36 districts ( others UNICEF). Assessment,appraisal, funding proposal of IDEAL carried out. Sida decision GD 16/95. The project is to provide quality primary education based on local planning.
STEA/SEM II STEA/SEM II - Sida follow up The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
EU TWIN SWE FOREST AGENCY EU TWIN SWE FOREST AGENCY EU Twinning (IPA) Proposal Preparation for Kosovo by the Swedish Forest Agency (Phase 1). KS 09 IB EN 02 "Further support to  sustainable forestry management", concerning implementation of projects under the European Neighbourhood Partner Instrument (IPA). EU Twinning (IPA) Proposal Preparation for Kosovo by the Swedish Forest Agency (Phase 1). KS 09 IB EN 02 "Further support to  sustainable forestry management", concerning implementation of projects under the European Neighbourhood Partner Instrument (IPA).
Luftmiljörådgivare Air poll advisor - kostnader från tidigare The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se. Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se.
Barnsrätt, konferens, Lit Conf child rights, Lith Svenskt deltagande av D.Öquist i 2 dagars konferensen "Children's rights in the legislations of the Baltic States: Juvenile Justice Alternatives to imprisonment" i Litauen. Detta seminarium ingår i ett större Tacis Democracy Programme; "Compliance with international standards regarding the rights of the child in the Baltic States". Swedish participation(D. Öquist) in a two-days conference "Children's rights in the legislations of the Baltic States: Juvenile Justice Alternatives to imprisonment" in Lithuania.This seminar forms part of the more extensive Tacis Democracy Programme,"Compliance with interna tional standards regarding the rights of the child in the Baltic Stat
GBS BFA 2007-08 GBS BFA 2007-08 Generellt budgetstöd för implementering av Burkinas  fattigdomsstrategi. general Budget Support for the implementation of Burkina's PRS.
Seminarier barn Karelen Seminars children Karelia The aim is to spread the results of a report concerning children's rights and working methods at a reception home for children in the Republic of Karelia, Russia to staff at other institutions in the republic. Insatsen syftar till att i seminarieform sprida en rapport om barns villkor och om arbetsmetoder på ett mottagningshem för barn och ungdomar i Karelen, Ryssland till personal på andra institutioner i republiken.
Planning and Consultancy Fund 2011 - PC Fund 2011 Planerings och konsultfond 2011 Planerings och konsultfond 2011 Planning and Consultancy Fund 2011
Secondment Peacebuilding Advisor UNMIL via FBA - Secondment Peacebuilding Advis Sekundering fredsbygganderådgivare UNMIL genom FBA Sekundering av fredsbygganderådgivare till SRSG:s kontor, via Folke Bernadotteakademin Secondment of peacebuilding advisor to the SRSG office, via the Folke Bernadotte Academy
UNCCD/GM Globala mekanismen 3. Stödet till Globala Mechanismen av Ökenkonventionen är huvudsakligen till tre av GMs Strategiska Program, dvs Tillgång till handel och marknader, civilsamhället och investeringsanalys. Viktiga aspekter är potential för resursmobilisering, inklusive utökade investeringar i hållbart markutnyttjande för enskilda och grupperingar, policy- och investeringsanalyser. The Swedish support to the Global Mechanism primarily support three of the GM's Strategic Programmes, namely "Trade and Market Access", "Civil Society" and "Policy and Investment Analysis". Important aspects are Potential for resource mobilization, including increased investment in SLM by communities and households; Policy and  investment analysis enabling policy advice and recommendations.
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS SIDA 2006 Aktiviteten saknar beskrivning. Kontakta Sida för mer information. Ring +46 8 698 50 00 eller skicka e-post till sida@sida.se. Sida´s development cooperation administration
Gender Master Programme BiH Gender Master programme BiH The main aim is to educate the post-graduate students from BiH on various aspects of gender, in order to enable them to apply this knowledge into practice, at their daily work in institutions, private sector and in NGOs.This is the third round of support to Gender study co-funded by Norway, UNDP, WUS Austria.This time cantonal budgetary resouces have been commited The main aim is to educate the post-graduate students from BiH on various aspects of gender, in order to enable them to apply this knowledge into practice, at their daily work in institutions, private sector and in NGOs.This is the third round of support to Gender study co-funded by Norway, UNDP, WUS Austria.This time cantonal budgetary resouces have been commited
Tadjikistan/election/06 Tadjikistan/election/06 Swedish election observers to participate in the OSCE/ODIHR EOM to Tadjikistan. 1 LTO and 6 STOs. The activity does not have a description. You can contact Sida for more information. Call +46 8 698 50 00 or send an e-mail to sida@sida.se.