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Upgrading and Maintaining Infrastructure and Providing Site Management for Mezenaz, Azaz and Al-Bab Reception Centers and Emergency CCCM Response in Northwest Syria This project has three integrated CCCM components

Continue supporting the management of three emergency transit and reception centers for the new IDPs affected by the ongoing conflict and provide multisector assistance to the displaced population including temporary shelter, non-food items, WASH and health in Mezanaz, Azaz Town and Al-Bab. The project aims to support the response to the immediate needs of the most vulnerable crisis-affected IDPs in northwest of Syria by enhancing and maintaining equitable access to service and protection for displaced persons within the reception centers to improve their quality of life and dignity during displacement

Support the provision of dignified protection assistance in different shelter contexts within reception/transit sites (rub halls, tents, mobile WASH facilities) for cluster members which are establishing or expanding reception/transit sites and other sites for IDPs in northwest Syria (Idleb and Azaz area), and procuring and graveling/leveling ground for 1,200 individual family tents. The project will also cover the costs of implementing partners' transportation, distribution of the tents and expansion of reception centers. These components of the project are in response to new displacements in northwest Syria. The project will also work to mainstream gender and protection sensitive approaches for camp management into all activities undertaken.

Building CCCM Roving Teams of experienced implementing partner across IDPs sites in Idleb and Aleppo Governorates for 12 months to strengthen coordination between cluster members, enhance CCCM systems and information sharing, conduct capacity building for cluster members, increase quality assurance and compliance with cluster guidelines and other international standards. The roving teams will be distributed in the following locations, where there is a high concentration of IDP sites (based on IDP Situation Monitoring Initiative data): Jarablus, Al-Raei, Al-Bab, A’zaz, Afrin, Western Rural of Aleppo, Dana, Salqin, Harim, and Maraa Al-numan.

Additionally, the project will work with the CCCM cluster-based in Gaziantep to build the capacity of cluster partners working inside Syria through a series of trainings, trainings-of-trainers and technical workshops designed to develop capacity across a range of front-line actors.
Access to essential WASH services for IDPs in A’zaz District, Aleppo Governorate SI’s presence in Aleppo Governorate’s territory since 2012 allowed the organization to build a robust knowledge and credibility within the local communities to be able to analyze and respond to the evolution of needs in the area. Following a KAP survey done in December 2017 and SI long term presence and assistance to the population of the area, SI’s knowledge of the context and the needs taking into account the constraints of a critical moment where humanitarian needs are high in the region but access difficulties make humanitarian interventions more and more challenging to operate, SI is proposing to provide target IDPs with adequate access to a comprehensive package of WASH activities by ensuring the continuation of its lifesaving services in 6 IDP settlements in A’zaz district (Karaj Sijjo, Ehtemlat, Dabiq, Yazibagh Al Jabal, Al Mokawama and Al Resala) and addressing a total population of 39,610 individuals.
While SI is currently securing other funding sources to provide the target IDP populations with durable water supply solutions, it is imperative to continue emergency support to IDPs with WASH essential services. SI’s package will include: supply of safe water to target camps in adequate quantity through water trucking water quality insurance through treatment at water truck and monitoring at water point, truck and household level to ensure water quality, according to standards maintenance of gender appropriate distribution points for timely and protective water collection provision of waste removal and sanitation facilities cleaning and maintenance services, along with HP awareness for the entire population of the target camps. In parallel to this project, SI is under advanced negotiations with another donor to secure funding for contingency and emergency response related to Idleb military campaign.
Food Emergency Aid Project for IDPs in Idleb Humanitarian needs in Syria have significantly deteriorated since the beginning of the crisis, with 13.1 million remain in need of humanitarian assistance, of which 5.6 million people face acute humanitarian needs. Moreover, the volatile security situation and sudden displacements that have occurred early the first quarter of 2018 witnessed intense escalations of hostilities in eastern Ghouta which led to a new wave of IDPs, almost 38,000, moving towards Idleb. Therefore, Qatar Red Crescent (QRC) is proposing a food emergency aid project to ease the suffering of people in the new displacement areas in north west of Syria.

This reserve allocation suggests providing in kind food baskets and food voucher to cover the immediate food needs of the newly displaced people. This proposal consists of delivering 1,500 food baskets thrice to 1,580 HHs. This is estimated to benefit 7,900 IDPs especially from Eastern Ghouta who fled to Idleb.

Selected beneficiaries will be from the new IDPs, focusing on the most vulnerable groups of IDPs (e.g. women-led HHs, widows, orphans, disabled, elderly, pregnant and lactating women and children under five years. etc). 

The project will produce the following outputs:
1,580 HHs of IDPs (almost 7,900 people) will receive 4,740 food baskets over a period of 3 months, each one food basket weights 65 kg with 1,926 Kcal, which benefit the one family for one month. 

About 20 jobs opportunity are created, the majority of them will be from IDPs especially women. 

The project outcomes will be represented in the following:
Food safety level is raised for 7900 IDPs in the areas where households are provided food baskets.
Improve access for Syrian people in need to life-saving health services at Eastern Ghouta This project aims to provide life-saving health services ensuring that needs-based, and Increase resilience and livelihood opportunities as well as improve affected people’s sustained access to basic health care services in rural Damascus.

This project consists of: support 20 health facilities in Rural Damascus (Eastern Ghouta).
The support includes providing fuel for health facilities to maintain service operated, supporting 108 rapid response team providing shelter-based health services 
These activities considered very urgent and planned to start at 15/3/2018 due to the escalation circumstances in the current time on E.Ghouta. 

These hospitals providing lifesaving health services mainly.
Supporting the livelihoods of families affected by the Syrian crisis in Aleppo's southern and western countryside The proposed project seeks to make contribution towards addressing critical food insecurity through support to selected households in rural Aleppo province, to develop essential households livelihoods assets through improve access to agriculture, creating income generating and livestock during winter. This project will aim to support men, women, boys and girls affected by the Syrian crisis to experience less impact of the conflict and economic crisis by safely accessing humanitarian assistance. 650 crisis-affected households and Newly dispacment people in Aleppo provinces will be targeted and engaged in the process of improving their livelihood situation through the agriculture inputs and livestock. The project will encompass three areas of humanitarian intervention which are : 
  Supporting of wheat cultivation.  
 Supporting of poultry farming. 
 Cash for work activities.
This intervention will target the wheat farmers who they meet selected criteria in the same time we will target the families who do not have arable land in the same villages by chicken kits, We are going to purchase the poultry from Turkey and sent them to Syria to distribute them before end of November in order to increase and support the number of livestock inside Syria. In addition to, the poultry will be vaccinated and have Health certification. Also, the people in the target villages (the same village who we have selected to implement the wheat cultivation in) who able to work will benefit from cash for work activities directly, in addition to all farmers in the targeted villages will benefit directly from rehabilitation of agricultural roads to be suitable to use and transfer all the farmers inputs and outputs .
Improved access to safe drinking water and life-saving hygiene practices for IDPs and host communities in Harim district of Idleb Governorate. The project responses to the emerging WASH needs in Dana, Qourqeena, Harim and Maaret Tamsrin subdistricts in Idleb governorate. The project will provide safe sustained water service, improve the health and sanitation conditions and enhance awareness on hygiene practices to 38,800 (25,000 Host-community (5360 men, 5640 women, 6870 boys and 7130 girls) and 13,800 IDPs (2960 men, 3112 women, 3792 boys and 3936 girls). 
The proposed WASH intervention includes maintenance replacement and provision of pumps, generators, pipes and cables and conduct the required maintenance and repairs in the sewage network in a way terminate the contamination in the water which captured in our assessment. In addition to that, these systems will be checked, commissioned and regular maintenance operations will be conducted by a qualified water unit team in cooperation with the local council. To ensuring sustainability of this system, (Tariff) system will be applied and observed by the responsible team in coordination with the water unit and local council.

A water committee from the targeted community and local council with observation of BINAA will be established in collaboration between BINAA and the local council in the targeted areas, to monitor the provided service’s quality and ensure the sustainability and accountability of those service. Many parts of the targeted locations are depending on water trucking right now due to destruction of the water systems, or lack of maintenance. This means that brining the water wells back into service will definitely raise the host communities’ quality of life and ensure water access to all IDPs.
Running and managing Maart Alekhwan Reception Center This project proposes providing  the protection for new IDPs in emergencies in reception centre of Maaret Elekhwan, which has been established and managed by Saed Charity and receives new IDPs coming from crisis areas from the governorates of Idleb, Aleppo, Damascus, Hama, Raqqa, Deir Al-Zour, and Lattakia where the RC is located in Idleb governorate , Idleb district , Maaret Tamsrin sub-district in Maaret Elekhwan  community. 
This project will specifically continue to provide temporary shelter for the most vulnerable groups of IDPs in emergencies. In addition, it shall ensure the continuity of multi-sectorial assistance in NFI, WASH, drinking water, personal hygiene , and protection from winter consequences for one year including activities of rehabilitation and developing center’s basic infrastructure. Also, the project will provide repairing incidental damages in addition to the maintenance of humanitarian infrastructure (latrines blocks , showers, laundry room, sanitation network, NFI, solar  lightening poles , tanks of drinking and washing water, big tents) to keep the RC always ready for receiving the IDPs. 
Maaret El-Ekhwan RC has received about 17000 IDPs ( 4420 men, 4250 women,4250 boys, 4080 girls ) in the first half of 2018. So, this project shall ensure the durability of safe and equal access of 1800 IDPs  ( 468 men, 450 women,450 boys, 432 girls ) monthly for the temporary shelter and life-saving humanitarian assistance , especially women and children according to the minimum standards and guides of CCCM sector, and International Committee of the Red Cross. Learned lessons of the previous camp management experience shall be also taken into consideration.
ICU and PHCs in Afrin and A'zaz for 6 months duration The collapse of the health system in northern Syria has pervaded every component of the healthcare continuum and has resulted in the breakdown of the availability of human resources, pharmaceuticals, vaccinations, and medical supplies and equipment. Availability of health services in northern Syria is ensured mostly by NGOs. Despite this, health continues to have acute problems including lack of health systems structures, poor articulation of emergency and referral systems and poor articulation of efforts among primary and secondary levels.
Coordinated efforts of health services in northern Aleppo has the potential to save lives in one of the most challenging areas of northern Syria affected by the humanitarian crisis since 2011: the Euphrates Shield area. This area has already 1.3 million people, including up to 60% are IDPs that came in the last 4 years. Several waves of displacement continue to reach this area. 
The situation is even more constrained due to the limited number of humanitarian organizations that can operate in the area. The severe gaps in healthcare provision and the limited response of agencies operating in the Northern Aleppo ( Afrin and A'zaz )areas calls for an improved response based on PHC strengthening as well as the secondary health care services.

The Proposed project aims to respond to immediate emergency requirements for most vulnerable communities as well as cover the gaps in the health system to avoid any future collapsing in the system. 

Primary health care services, and Intensive Care Unit services targeting IDPs and Host community severely affected from the military operations during the last months as well as the deep needs.

The proposed project will cover a catchment population of 1.3 million people divided into 60% IDPs and 40% are Host Community residency. Furthermore, a high level of gender equality and Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse ( PSEA) mechanism to report directly on any possible issues related to this will be taken into consideration,

The proposed project will cover the salaries and running costs of the following facilities in the following target locations in order to improve access to health care services. 

Primary health care based on the updated Essential Health Service Package agreed in the health cluster for northern Syria for a duration of 6 months starting form 01-February.2018
IDA PHC Level 2 in Afrin City 
IDA PHC level 2 in Bulbul city, Afrin district
IDA PHC level 2  in Marameen village, Sharan sub-district- Afrin district

Secondary Healthcare: 
Cover the medical staff salaries of the only ICU department in northern Aleppo for a duration of 6 months starting from 01- January.2018 

The proposed project will cover health and protection needs of both male and female, with a special focus on children, women and elderly.
Provide immediate lifesaving services to support emergency and most critical needs of the people affected in Idleb governorate. As a result of the escalating conflict in Eastern Idleb, Hama, and Southern Aleppo, almost all people living in those areas have vacated their villages and towns. Estimated numbers refer to 351,503 individuals or 62,159 HHs distributed over 410 displacement points between 15/12/2017 and 21/01/2018. According to RRM team assessment. The sudden spike has created challenges and population pressures on the local community and the camps, as available resources were already overstretched. Humanitarian actors were not prepared for this sudden massive displacement. Given the large numbers and the winter timing of displacement, it is considered one of the most acute spikes in the last seven years of the Syrian crisis. The project is designed to respond to the WASH needs of recently IDPs which came from Hama, Idleb and Aleppo by delivering humanitarian WASH supplies.

The main activities of the project:
-	Provision of safe water through quick and small station fixing.
-	Provision of safe water through water trucking and installing water tanks with 5 m3 capacity.
-	Immediate and quick fix repair and operation water systems to serve newly IDPs
-	Support solid waste collection
-	Support waste water desludging
-	Quick and small sewage system fixing to connect the collective centers to the main sewage lines and small maintenance.
-	Distribution Hygiene kits and conducting hygiene promotion.

The project will address the WASH needs to 94709 (19486 men, 25618 women, 22567 girls and 27038 boys) most vulnerable people especially who live between tress and without any support in Idleb governorate Ariha, Harim, Idleb and Jisr-Ash-Shugur district Ehsem, Dana, Harim, Kafr Takharim, Salqin, Maaret Tamsrin, and Jisr-Ash-Shugur sub-district and Kafr Nobol, Maar Tahroma, Maarzita, Tramla, Khan Shaykun, Hantutin, Maar Tamater, Ariha,  Majdaliya, Motaram, Orm Eljoz, Balyun, Kansafra, Kafr Deryan, Besnaya – Bseineh,  Harim, Kafr Hum, Bayates, Helleh, Kafr Kila, Kafr Mars, Sabileh, Kafr tanor, Bhora, Termanin, Tlul, Tellemar, Little Hir Jamus, Kafr Hind, Hamziyeh, Faroukiyeh, Eskat, Delbiya, Betiya, Azmarin, Taltita and Kuku - Ein Eljaj, Mseben, Maarat Al Nasan

So SR through coordination with WASH cluster and other sectors also NGOs on the ground will respond to the newly IDPS taking into consideration Women and adolescent girls should be consulted during the implementation and monitoring phase of project, and accountability mechanisms have to be put in place and received feedback from users. Also Syria Relief will share the project locations  with OACHA to be deconflicted according to usual process of deconfliction
Winterization heating fuel and stoves distribution for most vulnerable displaced men, women, boys, girls and host communities in Harim, Qourqeena, Kafr Takharim and Bennsh in the Governorate of Idelb, Syria 2018/2019. This proposed intervention aims to reach out to the most vulnerable men, women, boys and girls affected by the conflict in northwest Syria, Idleb governorate (subdistricts of Harim, Qourqeena, Kafr Takharim, and bennsh) to strengthen their protection from harsh winter conditions.
The project will cover the needs of 1100 HHs (275 host communities HHs and 825 IDP HHs), with a total of 6600 people (1320 men 1584 women 1848 boys and 1848 girls), through the distribution of heating fuel for three months (120 liters per family each month). 275 recently arrived (after 1-March-2018) IDP households, including 330 men 396 women 462 boys and 462 girls (25% of the total beneficiaries) will also cover their needs of heating stoves by receiving one diesel stove for each family.

Stoves will be distributed in November 2018 while fuel will be distributed on three batches starting from December 2018 and will end before Feb 15, 2019. 
On average, each family will receive 4 liters a day which will be enough to light the heating stoves for at least five hours a day. 
Moreover, this project will contribute to operating local factories and providers (diesel plastic containers and stoves factories) and provide job opportunities to local communities through local procurement of items and through hiring a local staff of both genders.
Shelter Humanitarian Response in Idleb The intervention through this project will be realized through support in Shelter and NFI (S/NFI) cluster in Maarat al-Nu'man of Idleb, The project will prioritize beneficiaries of female-headed households and children of both gender, hence reducing the vulnerability of displacement and possible subsequent burden on host families. A team of local staff (of both genders), in coordination with the local councils, will ensure interim protection of the most vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) and meet their immediate and urgent needs.

The project covers house rehabilitation at an average cost of USD 675 per HH responding to the needs of 255 families (70 HHs of host communities and 185 HHs of IDP) with a total of 1,530 individuals inhabited in Idleb governorate. The project will contribute to the resilience and protection of the targeted communities and IDPs, including revival of local plants for house rehabilitation and creation of job opportunities for both IDPs and local communities.

The project is also expected to contribute to the reduction of the suffering of displaced populations in the targeted area by allowing them access to dignified and durable shelters and supporting the targeted communities’ resilience by protecting them through rehabilitation of damaged houses in Maarat al-Nu'man of Idleb Governorate. Housing, Land and Property (HLP) rights of both shelter beneficiaries and land/property owners are considered. The project will consider targeting the beneficiaries roughly as (17% men, 21% Women, 31% Boys and 31% Girls), as such females will constitute about 52% of the shelter intervention beneficiaries.
QRC and ACTED will maintain continued coordination in the targeted location to ensure a clear geographical separation in Maraat An Numan and avoid overlap or duplication of beneficiaries. 

The main project output will be:

255 Partly damaged houses are rehabilitated thus allowing 255 families residing in these houses to receive the needed shelter support through the rehabilitation of shelter units based on validated needs and considering gender balance,