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Delivering essential services to the people in need through providing health and nutrition services in non-covered areas at Idlib governorate and strengthen those services with psycho-social support and hygiene promotion (integrated services health , nutrition WASH and child protection in Idlib) The project aims to integrate nutrition with wash and health programs in the same facilities which provide (child protection , health promotion , IMCI , IYCF and CMAM ) services , applying the principles of Do No Harm. 

The nutrition activities include Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) strategy and ,referrals and treatment through management of malnourished cases (CMAM).
the health activities includes IMCI 
and the wash activities includes hygiene promotion and distribution of chlorine tablets to disinfect drinking-water for internally displaced persons (IDPs), host communities and health facilities in the most affected areas.

Services will be provided to the most vulnerable and conflict affected people (all of them are pregnant and lactating women (PLWs) and children under 5 years old) in idleb Governorate of Syria. 

This project includes three main divisions:

1- IYCF spaces: facilities providing IYCF services at Community Level, hygiene promotion, and psychosocial support.
2- Out patients CMAM mobile clinics: mobile facilities providing CMAM services for the children under five and PLWs ( screening , admission . treatment , follow up ) .IMCI.
3- Referral system: the above facilities will coordinate with the referral network partners.

IYCF spaces:
20 Locations will be covered by those IYCF spaces.
The services at those facilities including the following:
- Improving breastfeeding, complementary foods and feeding practices
- Distribution of micronutrients for the children (6-24 months) and PLWs.
- Providing BMS with its safety kits according to the IYCF protocols.
- Individual and group Awareness sessions for children caregivers. 
- Community mobilization in terms of IYCF principles through distribution IEC materials
- Psychosocial support for the children caregivers.
- Hygiene promotion: through distributing hygiene kits to children caregivers and distribution of hygiene IEC Materials. 
- Providing of AQUA taps for children receiving BMS. 
- Screening of malnutrition for PLW and children 6-59 months 

Out patients CMAM mobile clinics :
Four mobile clinics will cover 24 communities.
The service at those mobile clinics including the following :
- IMCI services " integrated management of childhood illness "
- Outpatient CMAM services "community management of acute malnutrition.

Referral System :
- The mobile clinics along with the IYCF spaces will coordinate together to refer any cases need further intervention  
- The project resources will be part of the referral mechanisms applied in the north of Syria.
- WHO, health directorates, network partners are the main key stakeholders of the project activities
Emergency Food Assistance for Newly Displaced Households in Idlib As an immediate response to the massive and unexpected displacements resulting from conflict escalation launched by the government of Syria and allied forces against opposition held positions in the northern Hama, south Idleb and south Aleppo countryside, PIN proposes to support the emergency food needs of non-camp newly displaced individuals in Idleb governorate. 

PIN proposes to augment and scale up its existing food security efforts in the targeted area by providing monthly food rations to 4,000 newly displaced HHs in Idleb governorate over three rounds. PIN will offer a monthly food support via distribution of 65 kg food kits which will suffice for a family of 5 for one month offering 1700 kcal per person per day. PIN aims to provide the households with the lifesaving food support for a period of three months 

PIN will base its targeting on its preexisting selection criteria to support the households both in Al-Ma'ra and Ariha sub-districts. 12,000 monthly food baskets will be distributed to households in the two areas.
Provision of in-kind food assistance to vulnerable IDP and host community households in Bulbul, Sharan and Raju subdistricts in Afrin. The project will respond to food security needs in Afrin district particularly Sharan, Bulbul and Raju subdistricts through in-kind distribution of food assistance to IDPs and host community households on a monthly basis and for 3 sequent months, This intervention will contribute to the improvement of food security condition in targeted location and aims at supporting 12,500 beneficiaries with immediate life saving and life sustaining food assistance.
Support the livelihoods for the most vulnerable people in Northern Aleppo The project aims to improve farming livelihoods, crops production and productivity, food security and food availability for farmers in northern countryside of Aleppo Governorate (A'zaz, and Al Bab).

Bonyan will provide critically needed life-saving farming inputs, including legumes, spring and summer vegetable seeds, liquid fertilizers, basic farming tools (spring/summer farming kit) and will conduct orientation workshop to introduce farmers to modern agriculture methods and how to protect their crops from various natural hazards. Targeting 1200 vulnerable household-level small farmers who have previous experience in agriculture and have access (ownership, renting or other agreement with the landlord) to 1 - 10 donums, the project provides support only to 1 donum of each land. Beneficiaries will have the minimum amount of land required, and a functioning irrigation system and infrastructure to enable sowing crops. beneficiary’s selection will be as per of selection criteria.


Vegetables will provide important food source for the vulnerable households, and income source when they sell part of it. 
Bonyan will provide training, supervision, and consultations for the beneficiaries households by expert agronomists as a main activity of this project. The technical consultancy aims to prevent crop losses and increase the production. The consultancy is done by visits to all beneficiaries during project duration. To ensure the protection of targeted beneficiaries, the farming kits distributed through the project are designed to be at the lightest weight to enable women and most vulnerable beneficiaries to carry/transport them back to their homes easily. 

Bonyan will implement the project activities ensuring that we will be able to immediately engage with communities to identify and prioritize beneficiaries, and that assistance can be delivered quickly to allow for crops to be sown in accordance with the agricultural calendar.
Rapid procurement and transportation of NFI kits, family tents and winter clothing for IDPs and Host Communities affected by the humanitarian crisis in northwest of Syria This project aims to support the response to the immediate needs of the most vulnerable crisis-affected IDPs and Host Communities in northwest of Syria by ensuring NFI kits, family tents and winter clothing kits are available to members of the Shelter/NFI and CCCM clusters. Contingency stock items will be pre-positioned in IOM’s Gaziantep warehouse and will be released to cluster partners with the approval of S/NFI and CCCM cluster coordinators (Cluster Review Board). The project will also cover the costs of implementing partners' transportation, distribution and gravelling/leveling of the family tents.
Integrated Emergency WASH Response to IDPs in camps and informal settlements north Idleb considering the needs of disabled persons. This intervention is designed as a complementary action to PAH’s WASH assistance program in self-settlements and camps located in north Syria which started in January 2016. The organization has decided to renew its intervention in the same areas where PAH has been working since the beginning of 2016, due to an increased need for WASH services after the influx of IDPs from east Idleb and north Hama in January 2018, as well as the east Ghouta displacement in Feb and March 2018 and north Homs in April 2018.The arrivals in 2018 have swelled to capacity the informal sites that had already seen arrivals in 2015 at the start of the Russian intervention, and during the east Aleppo evacuation in Dec 2016.

PAH will provide 8,307 households (HHs) living in self-settlements and camps in the Idleb governorate with basic WASH services, drinking water with the distribution of 223 water tanks, solid waste removal with the distribution of 895 rubbish bins, the de-sludging of latrine septic tanks, addressing the gap in latrine numbers in the targeted camps by building 54 new latrines and repairing 196 existing latrines, making them gender sensitive. To address the needs of elderly and disabled beneficiaries, PAH will construct 27 toilets for the handicapped. In addition, consumable hygiene kits will be distributed to displaced families in all target locations, and PAH will hold segregated sessions for men, women and children to raise personal and environmental hygiene awareness. PAH will also implement a ‘cash for work’ intervention for cleaning latrines and spreading hygiene awareness in the camps based on volunteer community promoters.

The planned intervention will mainstream protection principles throughout the project cycle by considering the different needs of men, women, boys and girls. The provision of sanitation services (latrines, washing facilities etc.), will be consulted with women/men and boys/girls to ensure that they serve the communities equitably, and take into account the specific needs of these groups. PAH has refined the content of hygiene kits in consultation with women and teenage girls through community meetings and the content of post-distribution monitoring surveys since 2016.

PAH will hire female staff in distribution and monitoring teams to facilitate communication and consultation between PAH’s staff and women and girls. Women from the affected populations will be trained by PAH staff as hygiene promotors to take the lead in promoting hygiene awareness among communities in target locations. PAH will hire women and men and will provide them with cleaning tools and materials to clean latrines in each targeted camp, in order to sustain those latrines and keep them clean for use by the whole community.
Food Security Assistance to Vulnerable Newly Arrived IDPs in Idleb Governorate In 2017, the Government of Syria backed by Russia continued their military offensive in North Syria causing further civilian deaths and displacement. Idleb continues to host the second largest number of IDPs within Syria, who are in need of food security, shelter, non-food items (NFI) and protection. GOAL proposes to continue responding to these needs through its rapid emergency response mechanism - North Syria Response Facility (NSRF) - by providing pre-positioned food kits and cash support to 6,968 highly vulnerable newly internally displaced households (34,842 individuals) in Idleb Governorate to cope with the aftermath of crises and shocks following hostilities, displacement and seasonal temperature drops. 

Specifically, the project proposes three rounds of distribution of food kits to 6,968 households (HH). In average each HH will receive 3 kits (21.62 KG each). The food kits content is of 1,836 Kcl per person per day which is 136 Kcl more than the caloric intake recommended by FSL Cluster. The food kit content is in line with FSL Cluster recommendations and has been consulted with FSL Cluster as well. It can be seen attached to this proposal. 
The project will be implemented directly by GOAL for a duration of three months between March and May 2018 and will complement GOAL’s Emergency Response Programme using the North Syria Response Facility (NSRF) mechanism funded by the European Commission’s Humanitarian Operation Office (ECHO) and catering for a multitude of immediate basic needs including food security, NFI, shelter and cash. The proposed action will be implemented in the districts of Harim, Idleb and Jisr Ash-Shugur in the Idleb Governorate.

This action has been built on lessons learned from the ongoing and previous ECHO-funded responses, with contribution from other donors including FFP and DFID, and is informed by regular monitoring, beneficiary feedback and assessments conducted by GOAL, partners and other organisations. This action has been co-ordinated with the Food Security Cluster in Turkey at the design stage.
provoking the response to the IDPs through providing basic nutrition and health services in Idlib governorate This project is planning to support four mobile clinics and rapid response teams (40 CHWs ) through the following services :
	Delivery of lifesaving nutrition supplies, such as HEB, Plumpy Doz, micronutrients supplementations, RUTF and RUSF through cross line convoys
	Immediate nutrition screening for children under five (5) and PLW and referral of acutely malnourished cases for treatment to CMAM centers, and analyses the screening data for programmatic decision making.
	Blanket supplementary Feeding for children from 6-59 months to prevent acute malnutrition and micronutrient deficiencies 
	Ensure adherence to the SoP of targeted distribution of Breast Milk Substitute (BMS)
	Micronutrient Intervention targeting Children 6-59 months and PLW through the distribution of micronutrient powder and tablet 
	Establishment/ delivery of CMAM interventions through mobile facilities and CHWs
	Support of infant and young child feeding including breast feeding promotion, protection, mainly through counselling and health education
	Establishment/ delivery of IMCI interventions through mobile facilities 
	Establishment/ delivery of reproductive health interventions through mobile facilities
	Establishment/ delivery of NCDs interventions through mobile facilities 
Through providing proper treatments accompanied with proper consultations 
The mobile clinics will cover the regions, which received the IDPs and not covered by similar services.
the mobile clinics shall a go to their  daily visits in two main points ( those points will serve as launching centers and warehouses )
Enhancing the safety and dignity of IDPs in camps of Idleb particularly during the winter season This six -months project aims to reduce the vulnerabilities of IDPs residing in the four Northern camp clusters in Dana sub-district (Leeajlekom, Qah, Karama, and Salam) and in Khurbt Al Johz camp cluster in Bidama sub-district of Idleb, in order to enable them to better access life-saving services and cope with the winter season. This will be achieved through a three-fold action. Firstly, ACTED will establish fire safety points across 141 camps which make up the four northern camp clusters, with two Volunteer Fire Marshals (VFMs) per fire safety point. Additionally, ACTED will upgrade and built water and sanitation infrastructure in the four Northern camp clusters in and Kurbt Al Johz camp cluster in order to accommodate for the special needs of people living with a physical disability, especially during the winter season. Finally, ACTED will set-up a blanket family card system that will provide accurate and reliable demographic information on all current and new residents of the four Northern camp clusters of Idleb, thus enhancing aid delivery by enabling a more evidence-based understanding on specific needs and a closer monitoring of camp population evolutions. Overall, the project is expected to benefit 102,274 individuals, as follows: 100,612 individuals in the 4 Northern camp clusters and 1,662 individuals in the Western camp cluster of Khurbt Al Johz.
Multi Sectoral Services for Idleb Dana Kelbit - Umut CampYalnız Değilsiniz 2 Camp According to CCCM report published in January 2018, in the first month of 2018, Idleb and Aleppo governorates witnessed a total of 162,092  IDP  arrivals.  In parallel,  205,903  IDP departures were reported, 65% of which were primary displacements. Movements were predominantly driven by an escalation of armed clashes across north-west Syria, progressing notably across the south and east of Idleb governorate throughout the reporting period. Of the 142,492 IDP arrivals to Idleb governorate, more than a quarter was to Dana sub-district. In tandem, Sanjar, Abul Thor and Ma’arrat An Numan sub-districts in  the south-east of Idleb accounted for over 80%  of all departures,  indicative  of where ground offensives have occurred.
Dana sub-district accounted for 28% of the total  IDP  arrivals in the governorate  during the reporting period,   with three of the top five communities receiving IDP arrivals being situated within the sub-district:  Sarmada  (7,849),  Qah  (7,279),  and  Kafr Deryan (5,604).
The majority of known intended destinations were elsewhere in Idleb governorate -  with  Atma,  in  Dana sub-district, being the most common intended destination (24,238). 
Turkish Red Crescent is planning to provide multi-sectoral support to the IDP camps in Idleb / Syria. With this project, TRC is aiming to support the resilience of affected local communities, households, and individuals within the humanitarian response by providing lifesaving and life-sustaining services, Building the resilience of the affected communities, including host communities, to decrease vulnerability and improve living conditions.
As a TRC we have observed that there are difficulties of IDPS daily life who lives in camps. With this project IDPs daily life standard will increase and also there will be a safer living area in the camps.
TRC has identified one community leader from each camp and this community leader will work closely with TRC. Community leaders will identify the needs and concerns of the camp beneficiaries and share with TRC. In addition TRCs Moitoring and Reporting Assistances will observe the whole project implementation processes and report it to the coordination office.
Winterization Project 2018-2019 for the most vulnerable IDPs and Host community in Ariha and Atareb sub-districts in the North West Syria Mercy-USA for Aid and Development will support internally displaced persons (IDPs) and host community in Ariha Sub-district in Idleb governorate, in addition to IDPs living in informal tented settlements (Ra'a, White (Alabiad) and Hersh camps) in Atareb Sub-district in Aleppo governorate with winterization support in the form of in-kind, eco-friendly biofuel, and stove kits.
Total number of beneficiaries who will be targeted 24,700 individuals (Men 4,693- Women 4,940- Boys 7,163- Girls 7,904) by using with in-kind methodology for implementation.
Mercy-USA will target each household with in-kind 900 kg of olive pit fuel throughout the winter months (December, January and February) A distribution of 300 kg per month along with stoves for 25% of the target for IDPs who arrived after the 1st of March 2018 depending on a preset selection criteria for the most vulnerable households.
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of flower processing machines
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of bakery machines and tools
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of agricultural machinery
DGGF Track 3 Insurance of export credit risks associated with the delivery of Prefab water bottle facility
DGGF track 3 Insurance of credit risk associated with the delivery of food processing machines
DGGF track 3 export credit insurance for the delivery of 44 medical transportation vehicles
Ausbildung und Beratung von Kleinbauern und Kleinbäuerinnen im Noun Training and consulting for small scale farmers in Noun, Cameroon Beitrag zur Verbesserung der agrarökologischen Berufsausbildung junger Menschen im Departement Noun, damit diese nachhaltig am Aufschwung ihrer Gemeinden teilhaben können. Contribute to improving the agro-ecological vocational training of young people in the department of Noun so that they can sustainably participate in the recovery of their communities. Beitrag zur Verbesserung der agrarökologischen Berufsausbildung junger Menschen im Departement Noun, damit diese nachhaltig am Aufschwung ihrer Gemeinden teilhaben können. Contribute to improving the agro-ecological vocational training of young people in the department of Noun so that they can sustainably participate in the recovery of their communities.
Equipping the Faculty of Medicine of the Protestant University in Central Africa, Phase 2 Ausstattung der medizinischen Fakultät der Protestantischen Universität in Zentralafrika, Phase 2 Equipping the Faculty of Medicine of the Protestant University in Central Africa, Phase 2 Für die Anerkennung als vollwertige medizinische Fakultät werden im Zuge dieses Projekts die nötigen technischen und personellen sowie infrastrukturellen Voraussetzungen geschaffen. Als medizinische Fakultät trägt die UPAC dann zur Verbesserung der medizinischen Ausbildung in Kamerun bei. Equipping the Faculty of Medicine of the Protestant University in Central Africa, Phase 2 Für die Anerkennung als vollwertige medizinische Fakultät werden im Zuge dieses Projekts die nötigen technischen und personellen sowie infrastrukturellen Voraussetzungen geschaffen. Als medizinische Fakultät trägt die UPAC dann zur Verbesserung der medizinischen Ausbildung in Kamerun bei.
Nachhaltige Wirtschaftsentwicklung mit Verbesserung von Bildung im ländlichen Raum Kameruns Sustainable economic development as well as improving education in rural area in Cameroon Nachhaltige Wirtschaftsentwicklung mit Verbesserung von Bildung im ländlichen Raum Kameruns Sustainable economic development as well as improving education in rural area in Cameroon Nachhaltige Wirtschaftsentwicklung mit Verbesserung von Bildung im ländlichen Raum Kameruns Sustainable economic development as well as improving education in rural area in Cameroon
Community Journalismus im anglophonen Kamerun Community Journalism in anglophone Cameroon Community Journalismus im anglophonen Kamerun Community Journalism in anglophone Cameroon Community Journalismus im anglophonen Kamerun Community Journalism in anglophone Cameroon
Verbesserung der Stellung der Frauen in Kirche und Gesellschaft Improvement of the situation of women in church and society Verbesserung der Stellung der Frauen in Kirche und Gesellschaft Improvement of the situation of women in church and society Verbesserung der Stellung der Frauen in Kirche und Gesellschaft Improvement of the situation of women in church and society
Berufliche Bildung und Unterstützung bei der Selbstständigkeit von Jugendlichen in Kamerun, Phase 2 Vocational and social training for youths, phase 2 Das Projekt bietet Jugendlichen in Douala und Souza Berufsausbildungen im landwirtschaftlichen, unternehmerischen sowie gastronomischen Bereich an sowie die weitere Vermittlung und Unterstützung bei der Selbstständigkeit zur Integration auf dem Arbeitsmarkt. Vocational and social training for youths, phase 2 Das Projekt bietet Jugendlichen in Douala und Souza Berufsausbildungen im landwirtschaftlichen, unternehmerischen sowie gastronomischen Bereich an sowie die weitere Vermittlung und Unterstützung bei der Selbstständigkeit zur Integration auf dem Arbeitsmarkt. Vocational and social training for youths, phase 2