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222163_Start Network Dyer Season Flood Anticipatory Action Five districts are among flood prone zones in Somalia and El Ni&#241;o is also forecasted to intensity the risk between October-December 2023; and Flooding from the Somali rivers (Shabelle and Juba rivers) can cause a lot of damage to the human lifestyle and environment, especially affecting displaced population settled in fragile shelters and in sites with no water drainage systems.
 
 Some flooding has now happened, so the nature of the project is AWD/Cholera and Malaria anticipatory action before the peak period as the floods are persisting. The planned interventions with this funding prior to forecasted AWD/Cholera and Malaria will prevent or mitigate negative impacts on vulnerable communities before they become severe by equipping households to undertake preventative measures.
DEC Phase 2 Indonesia Tsunami Response 2019 Phase 2 will build on recovery through construction of temporary individual shelters and through DRR preparedness in communities
219990 FY22 3UN Extension Rapid WASH Emergency Response Cyclone Mozambique WVUK 100% project. Nampula province. WASH initially targeting 4,200 people in emergencies following cyclone but increased to 9,200 in cost extension A1 to meet the needs of high numbers of Internally Displaced Persons following recent attacks in Nampula and Cabo Delgabo. A NCE extended the project from a March end to April end date A2.
 
 4,200 people affected by emergency situation in Mozambique have protected and reliable access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene facilities and/or a safe and healthy environment, contributing to reduce the risk of transmission for WASH related diseases. Target population/ group(s)
 
 Children and their families affected by emergency situation, with focus on emergency accommodation centres.
 
 Output 1: Water supply.
 
 Indicator 1: Number of people with access to sufficient quantity of safe water (from durable water point)
 
 Total: 2,400
 
 Monthly
 
 Indicator 2: # rehabilitated water points
 
 Total: 8
 
 Monthly
 
 Indicator 3: # rehabilitated water point with a functional Operation & Maintenance system
 
 Total: 8
 
 Monthly
 
 Output 2: Sanitation.
 
 Indicator 1: Number of people with access to appropriate communal
 
 Total : 4,200
 
 4,200 communal
 
 Monthly
 
 Indicator 2: # communal
 
 Total : 84
 
 84 communal
 
 Monthly
 
 Output 3: Hygiene promotion and community engagement
 
 Indicator 1: # of people receiving sanitation and hygiene messages
 
 Total: 4,200
 
 Monthly
 
 Indicator 2: # of families receiving WASH NFI (survival hygiene kits, complete hygiene kits, cholera kit)
 
 Total: 1,680
 
 840 survival / Z complete / 840 cholera
 
 Monthly
 
 Indicator 3: # of caregivers routinely engaged on behaviours for infectious disease prevention and nutrition
 
 Total: 500
 
 Monthly
220811_START FUND ALERT 673 Mongolia Anticipation of Dzud The project aims to reduce vulnerability of households affected by the Dzud condition in 5 provinces: Arkhangai, Uvurkhangai, Khovd, Bayankhongor and Tuv. Within these provinces, Lead Agency (Save the Children) and Partner (World Vision) have selected 18 soums (counties) to target. There are 3 types of responses planned through proposed project:
 
 - Multi-purpose cash transfer: 60 GBP cash will be distributed to each herder household to support critical input for food security, health, emergency communications, and other basic needs, especially for children. Cash also allows for the families to have the flexibility to prioritize and fulfil their own needs. 
 
 - Livestock fodder: Each family will receive 200 kg of fodder. Provision of fodder will keep away herders from spending distributed cash to buy fodder, and enable families to meet other basic needs such as food, hygiene and sanitation. 
 
 - Hygiene kits for dormitory children: the hygiene kits (13 GBP per kit) will be provided to 630 children staying at 9 rural dormitories to support maintenance of healthy routine and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. 
 
 Total budget is 200,000 GBP, of which 100,000 GBP for World Vision. Save the Children UK signed the award letter with SF. WVUK will sign a SGA with StC Japan and the PIA with WVM.
219679 FY22 3UN A1 UNICEF WASH Services to Vulnerable Communities - Afghanistan WASH in Afghanistan. WVUK have a share 18.9424%.
 
 NCE Nov22- Apr 23 granted in Mar23 to allow work to be completed - extended to end June 23 in communication early May. DMT requested for Amendment PIA
MERF Maradi Emergency Response to Nigerian Refugee Influx Growing insecurity in Sokoto and Zamfara states in northwestern Nigeria, bordering Niger, has resulted in the cross border displacement of roughly 20,000 Nigerian refugees. The displacements started in Zamfara at low levels in the late summer of 2018 as a result of criminality and unrest. In April and May 2019, the numbers spiralled as thousands of Nigerians fled to Niger from neigbouring Sokoto State, fleeing rampant kidnapping, banditry, sexual violence and killings. The violence is generally (though not excusively) thought to be caused by a combination of inter-communal violence and banditry, rather than the violent jihadism wihch characterizes North-East Nigeria. The Nigerian states of Sokoto and Zamfara from which the displaced populations originate is hard to reach and has few humanitarian actors on the ground, so reliable information on the violence there is hard to find (source: REACH Rapid Briefing Note: Niger – Maradi, 27 June, 2019).
218256_Declaration of humanity by leaders of faith and leaders (DRC) The Project aims to catalyse action by faith leaders communities in Yambio (South Sudan) and Beni (DRC) in line with the key principles of the Declaration of Humanity (DoH). It will utilise religious discussions, educational materials, and other faith community platforms to foster unity between survivors and their communities, and address stigma and support survivors social integration, psychological well-being, and right to justice.
219193 WFP FY22 General Food Distribution Bangladesh Cox's Bazaar Food and Cash Distributions Cox's Bazaar. Innovative 'fresh food corners' are included for some beneficiaires.
 
 From project proposal NOTE - Figures are for project overall not WVUK figures which are a portion of these.
 
 Goal: Enhanced food security status of 60,280 refugee households residing in camps 7, 8E, 8W, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 20 and 20ex. of Ukhiya, Coxs Bazar district. 
 
  Objective 1: Improve food security status of 60,280 Refugee households living in camp 7, 8E, 8W, 9, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 20 and 20ex. (Catchment-B and C) through e-vouchers in WFPs retail outlets from January 1, 2022 until December 31, 2022. 
 
  Objective 2: Improve dietary needs of 18,084 vulnerable women, men, girls and boys with respects their rights and dignity. 
 
  
 
  Objective 3: Improve access to food for Rohingya population in Catchment-B and C during all emergency situations.
216888 Start Fund Tropical Storm Chalane Mozambique On 30th December 2020, Severe Tropical Storm Chalane made landfall in Sofala Province, with strong winds of between 90 km/h and 130 km/h, accompanied by heavy rains of up to 100mm/24h. Chalane reached several districts in Sofala and Manica provinces, affecting over 9,200 families (more than 46,300 individuals), and resulting in the death of one individual and the injury of 13. Sofala and Manica Provinces were the worst affected by Tropical Cyclone Idai which impacted 1.8 million people in March 2019. As of November 2020, over 81,000 people who were displaced by Cyclone Idai were still living in resettlement sites. While attempting to recover from Idai and the impact of COVID-19 on their well-being and livelihoods, another shock in the form of Storm Chalane is testing the resilience of these populations. 
 
 While the impact of the storm was not as severe as predicted (initial predictions were that it would be a cyclone), its effect on individuals who are still reeling from multiple shocks should not be understated. According to IOM, the shelters of 4,938 families living in Cyclone Idai resettlement sites in Sofala and Manica were completely or partially destroyed by Storm Chalane. This means that these populations have to rebuild for the second time in less than two years. 
 
  
 
  The proposed Start Fund Project is aiming to respond to Shelter, WASH and food needs while mainstreaming protection concerns.
CLOSED 216521_North Kivu School Feeding This project aims to achieve two key outcomes in education: (a) reduced immediate hunger of children in the targeted schools by providing a daily meal and (b) Increased accountability to communities. The project will provide wet feeding for 73-targeted schools in Rutshuru territories, providing meals to 45,633 Beneficiaries.
219616 DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Response - Moldova Phase 1 This is Phase I of the DE Ukraine Humanitarian Response
FY24 WFP #7 Sudan 222265 South Kordofan GFD Goal: To save lives through improved food and nutrition status of children being boys and girls and pregnant and lactating women whilst restoring livelihoods and enhancing communities resilience to shocks amongst the vulnerable Internally Displaced Persons, refugees and host population in South Kordofan. 
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 The project goal aligns with WFP Sudan Country Strategic outcomes
 
 &#252; Strategic Outcome 1, which states that people affected by shocks in targeted areas have access to food nutrition and livelihoods during after crises. 
 
 &#252; Strategic Outcome 2: which states that food-insecure residents in targeted areas have sustainable improved nutrition by 2024
FY24 UN #18 222355 UNHRC South Sudan (Warrap & Wes) Protection needs of refugees and asylum seekers through the provision of protection, life-saving assistance, using a community-based approach (Warrap and Northern Bahr El Ghazal)
Small Scale Agricultural Productivity Project - East Sudan (Blue Nile State) Overall Objective: 
 
 Contribute to improved food security in the Republic of Sudan
 
 
 
 Specific Objective: 
 
 Increased productivity and income for rural smallholders in Rosaries and Tadamon localities, Blue Nile state.
 
 
 
 Expected Results: 
 
 1. Improved practices and techniques for rain-fed farming applied 
 
 2. Improved inputs and technologies for rain-fed farming applied.
 
 3. Increased access and use of financial and trading services 
 
 4. Enhanced capacity of locality and state government support institutions
220207 DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Response Phase 2a Romania This is Phase 2 of the DEC Ukraine Humanitarian Response Phase 2a.
5UN FY24 #1 - 221941 OCHA Niger Multisector Project 25% share with Canada & NZ. 12mths
 
 Emergency multi-sectoral assistance is provided to internally displaced persons and host communities in the regions of Tillab&#233;ry
 
 The Project is aligned with WVN following strategic Objectives:
 
 1.3 Increase in the number of children (0-5years) who are well nourished
 
  (SDGs 1,2 ,3,12 and 13)
 
  1.4. Increase in the number of primary school children who can read (SDG 4)
 
 
 
 
 
 Region of Tillaberi, District of Ouallam
 
 
 
 
 
  8988 direct beneficiaries and 25000 indirect - pro-rata = 2247 and 6250 indirect = WVUK share.
213317_DEC Phase 2 - Cyclone Idai Response Mozambique This project will focus on two sectors to support lifesaving interventions. These include WASH and Protection for families transitioning home. 
 
 
 
 Protection: The project will focus heavily on protection interventions for all vulnerable individuals and will support protection mainstreaming and referral system strengthening by working with the existing Child Protection Committees (CPC) established in phase 1. Through training new volunteers, they will help with the identification of children and families in need of support, such as CP related case management, and refer them to the relevant government structures. This will reduce the chances of harmful practices like child marriage, child labour, trafficking and transactional sex through community dialogues and awareness raising. 
 
 
 
 WASH: The DEC funding will complement a number of other projects in Buzi and Nhamatanda. 
 
 Through assessments and monitoring WV has identified a need for restoration of a number of water points in Buzi and Nhamatanda to decrease the risk of cholera and other waterborne disease outbreaks as IDPs return home. With regards to WASH interventions WV will rehabilitate 5 water points under DEC funding, while working with water committees and hygiene promoters that will be identified and trained under UNICEF and ADH grants. Increased access to clean water is not a stand-alone intervention for reducing the risk of cholera and thus, WV will also work with the Hong Kong Government and ADH on HH latrine construction and hygiene messaging in order to ensure complementary programming.
5UN FY24 UNICEF #8 222255 Somalia Flooding El Nino Response - Puntland WASH services in response to flooding caused by El Nino 
 
 
 
 
 
 North Galkayo in Puntland
217064_BORESHA II- Somalia .
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Overall Objective: to promote economic development and greater resilience, particularly among vulnerable groups
 
 Specific objectives:
 
 -Communities in the Cross-Border Area between Kenya, Somalia, and Ethiopia are more resilient and better prepared for shocks, and a response is more effective.
 
 -Individuals and communities are more self-reliant through increased skills and opportunities for cross-border employment, diversified enterprise, and livelihoods.
220887_DEC Phase 1 Turkey/Syria Earthquake Appeal Project DEC Phase 1 Turkey-Syria project is in the process of being developed. First draft expected Monday 13th February 2023. Project expected to focus on emergency WASH needs in North-West Syria.
Start Fund Flood Response 2019 WASH and Protection interventions to assist IDPs, refugees and host communities that have been affected by the floods.
219555_START Fund Sri Lanka - Monsoon preparatory response SF standard response.
220302 FY23 3UN UNICEF Support Scale Up of preventative and curative nutrition services for children and women in Somaliland - Somalia Total no of beneficiaries is 207,336 as per the below breakdown:
 
  Under 1: 21,528 (10,548 boys; 10,980 girls)
 
  Under 5: 107,642 (52,745 boys; 54,897 girls)
 
  Pregnant and lactating women: 48,438
 
  Pregnant women: 21,528 
 
  Health care workers: 108 
 
  Boys and girls with Severe Acute Malnutrition: 8,092
 
 
 
 
 
 1. Increased and more equitable access to quality preventative nutrition services to girls and boys under five years of age, adolescent girls and women during pregnancy and breastfeeding in Somalia by 2025
 
 2. Increased and more equitable access to quality nutrition services for early detection and treatment of wasting for girls and boys under five years of age by 2025
Senegal ARC Replica Drought Response 2020 ARC Replica is an insurer in Senegal, they have agreed a payout to WV Senegal of $1.3m to respond to the drought. The payout is being managed by Start Network in the UK and the flow of funds will come from Start to WVUK to WV Senegal
216911_Sulawesi Earthquake Response - Indonesia The Indonesia Meteorological, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) reported a 5.9-magnitude earthquake struck off West Sulawesi Province on Thursday, January 14th 2021 at 01.35pm UTC+7. The epicentre was located on the land, 4 kilometres northwest of Majene district at the depth of 10 kilometres. Its followed by earthquakes with intensity of 6.2 magnitude on January 15th at 01.28am UTC+7 and 5,0 magnitude on January 16th at 06.32 am UTC+7 with the epicentre was 6 kilometres northeast of Majene district at the similar depth of 10 kilometres. Several aftershocks continue afterwards. The total of the affected population was 485,232 people in 4 districts: Mamuju, Majene, Polewali Mandar and Mamasa.
ANGOLA, Land Tenure - Capacitação sobre acesso aos direitos da terra e sua gestão sustentável no planalto central de Angola The project is aimed at increasing access to land and land tenure rights as well as promoting land management and use that leads to economic, environmental, social and cultural sustainable development of communities and most vulnerable groups in Angola
FY24 WFP 222938 WV Myanmar, Nutrition and Cash Assistance The primary objective of the project is to enhance food security, nutrition, livelihoods, and disaster resilience in vulnerable communities through asset creation or renovation. Focused on 16 villages in Hlaingbwe Township, the project aims to strengthen the community's ability to meet their food needs and bolster disaster resilience and climate adaptation. This aligns with WFP Country Strategic Plan (CSP) Strategic Result 1, ensuring access to food for all. Additionally, the project seeks to promote gender equality by integrating gender considerations into the implementation of cash for asset interventions. Moreover, launching a &#8220;Blanket Supplementary Feeding Program&#8221; in Hlaingbwe Township, a region highly susceptible to natural disasters, particularly flooding in monsoon season. The crisis situation has left the community food insecure. The program's primary objective aims to prevent wasting - a severe form of malnutrition that increases the risk of illness and death. By providing targeted supplementary feeding, it could strengthen the resilience of vulnerable families and enhance their ability to withstand both food insecurity and disaster impacts. Through this initiative, lives will be saved, and the well-being of children and pregnant/breastfeeding women will be safeguarded.
222236_Start Fund Nepal Earthquake Response 2023 The devastating earthquake of 6.4 magnitude led to 157 fatalities and 552 injuries across multiple districts. Continuous aftershocks have forced people to leave houses and stay in open spaces. There is a death of 157 people and 205 people are injured in five districts (Jajarkot, Rukum West, Salyan, Dailekh and Rolpa) (NRCS EOC, 5 Nov 2023). Altogether 14,051 families are affected, 6,150 families are displaced and 11,400 houses (6,150 fully/5,250 partially) are destroyed. Among, the most severely affected areas were Jajarkot with 157 deaths and 256 injuries, where 937 completely houses damaged and 2954 houses partially damaged and Rukum with 52 deaths and 132 injuries, 5 houses are fully damaged, 118 houses are partially damaged (WVI Nepal, Situation Report, 6 Nov 2023). The earthquake and its 211 recorded aftershocks caused significant damage to infrastructure, including residential buildings, educational institutions, health service centres, and administrative structures. In Jajarkot, earthquakes highly affected Barekot RM., Kushe RM., Bheri M., Nalgad M. and Chhedagadh M. where 105 people (M33/F72) died and 102 people injured. In total, 5,700 families are affected and 3,050 families' houses are fully destroyed. Similarly, in Rukum, earthquakes affected Aathbiskote M. and Sanobheri M. where 52 people (M25/F27) died and 100 people injured. In total, 8,000 families are affected and 3,000 families' houses are fully destroyed and displaced (NRCS EOC, 5 Nov 2023).
217170 3UN UNICEF Afghanistan Crises Affected Children Return to Public Schools GPE School Support Interventions: The proposed project aims to support 87,500 children in 175 public schools to safely start and continue schooling in Ghor Province (Firoz Koh, Pasaband, Shahrak and Dolaina) districts. WV will support targeted public schools with hygien materials, drinking and handwashing water aims to enhance hygiene practices among the students and school principals/staff. With months of suspension of education activities, students having been away from learning, so catch up and supplementary classes will be provided to at least half of the students as extra teaching hours during the day. WV will hire 175 new teachers who will be allocated to in-need schools after an assessment. New teachers will receive the EiEWG ToT Manual training on child protection, teaching methodologies, classroom management and basic psyc-social support for a duration of 14 days. Moreover, a total of 1,750 teachers (10 per school) will be trained on students assessments and conducting summative and formative assessment to improve their capacity in order to run the catch up classes.
213461_DFID NRC led - Recovery, Reintegration and Resilience (R3 Consortium) WV is part of consortia led by NRC with others being CARE, Relief International and Action Against Hunger that applied for the DFID ERR opportunity. Overall amount 22.5million. The programme is expected to be delivered through a consortium or other such grouping of organisations Organisations are welcome to propose the kind of structure that they feel would best address the challenges identified. The words consortium and consortia are used throughout to mean the delivery organisation but should not be taken to preclude other forms of organisational structure. with the overall objective to promote early recovery, build resilience and provide durable solutions to vulnerable populations across Afghanistan through integrated, multi-sectoral interventions. Target populations are those who would benefit from resilience-building and/or early recovery programming and could be but are not limited to: displaced populations and their host communities; returnees from neighbouring countries; displaced populations seeking to return to their area of origin; those affected by conflict or natural disasters such as drought. Consortia will be expected to propose activities that will address challenges associated with these populations, and to justify their rationale for the target population, geographic coverage and chosen activities through evidence-based analysis. It must be clear how the different activities complement one another and contribute to the overall objectives of the programme, and you should state the experience and expertise that each member of the consortium brings to the collective whole.
 
  
 
 Interventions can combine different facets of early recovery and resilience building activities for example essential basic service provision, such as access to water, with steps to address chronic humanitarian issues, such as food insecurity, with those that provide opportunity to build resilience and self-reliance, such as livelihood support, vocational training and market support. Likewise, for many IDPs and returnees in prolonged states of displacement, problems of access to land, landlessness and/or a lack of secure tenure as well as a lack of civil documentation are key obstacles to durable solutions. There are no prescribed approach and innovation is encouraged. However, it is important that activities are justified in addressing key challenges and their expected impact is clearly articulated through an evidence-based approach. It is also important that proposed activities champion a community-based approach and that mechanisms are in place to gather and take action on beneficiary feedback.