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Emergency and Sustainable safe WASH services to the most Vulnerable IDP populations living in Settlements in Daynille District Mogadishu, Somalia The proposed actions under this request are meant to complement DRC’s humanitarian efforts on addressing humanitarian needs of the protracted IDPs at risk of acute watery diarrhea AWD/cholera  and WASH related diseases living in Daynille district in Mogadishu by providing life-saving and life-sustaining assistance to people in need, prioritizing the most vulnerable women, girls, boys and men. Specifically the project will enable DRC to fill the WASH gap through provision of emergency and sustainable WASH assistance package that will be based on needs identified in allocation strategy and the local context of the target communities. 

The overall objective of this response is to provide emergency life-saving and life-sustaining WASH services which is culturally appropriate to the needs of the most vulnerable IDP's populations living in Daynille District in Mogadishu to improve access to safe and sustained water, sanitation and hygiene educations, reduce acute watery diarrhea AWD/cholera  incidences and WASH related diseases through rehabilitation of 1 one borehole including construction of 40 m3 reinforced concrete tower, installation of solar water pumps, construction of 7 water kiosks, establishment and training of 1 water management committee comprising of 30 members on operation and maintenance sustainability, construction of 250 desludgeable shared latrines with sanitation kits and hand washing facilities, rehabilitation and desludging of 60 latrines and providing hand washing facilities, hygiene promotion and provision of hygiene kits to1500 households, supporting 4 communal public institutions ( 2 with water system rehabilitation and construction of lined VIP latrines), continue with acute watery diarrhea AWD/cholera  awareness and distribution of water purification tablets to acute watery diarrhea AWD/cholera  suspected areas as emergency response, institutional hygiene promotion, training of 40 WASH committee members on hygiene domains, operation and maintenance, household water treatment and DRR. 

Also this response will focus on water quality monitoring at the source and household level and where necessary will provide remedial measures through awareness raising on safe water handling by regularly conducting sanitary surveys to suspected water sources to identify risk factors, treatment options like chlorination will be done during rehabilitation of these wells and boreholes and DRC will promote household water treatment in areas where water treatment is not feasible at the water source. Establishment and training of solid waste management committees and fabrication of 4 Solid waste skips will be also carried out under this grant. A total of 2000 households with 13712 individuals of which 3923 are women, 2779 men, 3655 girls and 3355 boys are expected to benefit from this project action. If approved
Provision of Integrated Nutrition treatment and prevention services for internally displaced under five boys, girls and caregivers In Kahda district, Banadir region. The proposed project aims at providing integrated Nutrition treatment and prevention services for internally displaced under five boys, girls and caregivers in Kaxda District in Banadir region for a period of nine months. It will contribute to reduction of nutrition related morbidity and mortality rates to below emergency threshold through Scale up of therapeutic feeding support for treatment of severe acute malnutrition cases through admission to OTP programmes, establishing referral linkages to stabilization centers supported by Physicians Across Continent (PAC) in Daynille and ACF SC in Hodan whereas moderately malnourished under five children identified through community screening by community health workers will be referred to TSFP programme implemented by SORRDO in the same district. Besides Nutrition treatment services the project will offer IYCF promotion through group and individual counselling sessions, mother to mother support groups and use of traditional birth attendants (TBAs) to sensitize pregnant and lactating mothers on IYCF.  Moreover, ACF will provide integrated health, hygiene and nutrition promotion at both community and site level.  ACF will also work with community health workers to support community nutrition activities such as  routine and continuous screening, active case finding, health hygiene and Nutrition promotion and follow up of program beneficiaries.  IYCF activities will be strengthened through evidence based programming by doing IYCF Knowledge, attitude and Practice (KAP) base line and endline studies to document, monitor and evaluate IYCF practices in Kaxda IDP camps.
Belet Weyne Flood response Heavy rains started to fall in some parts of Central Somalia starting on the week of the 10th of May. By the beginning of June according to partners, an estimated 70,000 people have been displaced by floods in Belet Weyne in Hiraan region as a result of the rising water levels in the Shabelle River following heavy rains in the Ethiopian highlands. Nearly 60 per cent of Belet Weyne town is inundated by flood waters. More than 80% of the IDP settlements in town have been affected by the flooding and many of the protracted IDPs in Beletweyne have looked for refuge in surrounding villages: Banaaney, Ceel Jaale, Faafgumarey, Ilkacado, Jawil and Shiirkaneco villages. Many other villages surrounding Beletweyne have also been flooded and have moved to similar locations than the population from Beletweyne town. An estimated 10,000 households are in need of humanitarian non-food items. UNHCR is planning to complement the on-going Red Cross distributions with another 4,000 NFIs targeting the most vulnerable.

Working other shelter cluster actors and Local Authority, UHHCR will undertake community an analysis of the areas/IDPs who have already been assisted by ongoing distribution. A registration process will then be undertaken by the enumerators to fix the population by location. The selection criteria will be shared with the local authorities and the community in advance to avoid issues of bias. During the distribution days, the beneficiaries will be explicitly informed of the content of NFIs and a sample displayed at the entrance. 4-6 weeks after the distribution,  third party NGO- Intersos will undertake a PDM.
Emergency response to Acute Watery Diarrhoea outbreak in Kismayo The project aims to increase equal and sustained access to reliable safe water, adequate sanitation, promote positive hygiene services and take appropriate action to curb spread of AWD among vulnerable AWD affected people disaggregated by sex in Kismayo. NRC will implement the project in Calaney location which has the highest number of cases since the start of the AWD outbreak. It is mainly inhabited by IDPs and returnees. In order to achieve the set objective, the project seeks to undertake hygiene promotion, chlorination and water treatment, distribution of hygiene items, rehabilitation of water points and construct of both communal and institutional latrines. The beneficiaries will be selected through a consultative process with the community leaders in order to ensure the vulnerable with no means to improve their household hygiene are targeted. Female headed households will be prioritized and transparency will be ensured.
Enhancing Access to Food for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) through the Provision of Unconditional Cash Transfers in Kaxda District The proposed project seeks to restore immediate food access among crisis and emergency affected IDPs and to respond to the current crisis of food insecurity in IDP settlements in Kaxda district. This will be achieved through the provision of unconditional cash transfers to the most vulnerable IDPs, targeting 490 HHs, representing 4,940 persons (706 men, 1,646 women, 176 boys, 412 girls). 

The unconditional cash transfers (UCT) will improve household (HH) food access and are expected to increase food consumption, reduce the use of negative coping mechanisms and increase the HH income level and purchasing power. A participatory awareness session will be conducted with the community members to inform the community about the project objectives and expected outcomes.

This project is designed  to address the Food Security cluster strategic response objectives to respond to the emergency food needs of the most vulnerable people in Somalia(IPC phase 3 and 4). IOM will distribute UCT using a money vender because of the safety, convenience and appropriateness of this modality. This approach ensures timely assistance and gives beneficiaries the  flexibility to purchase food in accordance with their needs.

UCT will be provided for a period of five months to 490 HHs among IDPs in Kaxda district targeting vulnerable female-headed HHs, HHs with disabled and chronically ill members, HHs with large number of dependents, HHs with malnourished children and those affected by evictions. The transfer amount of USD 65 was determined in reference to the cost of the minimum expenditure basket (CMB) for food items in Banadir region (FSNAU, January 2011 – August 2016).
Improving food access to IDP populations in emergency and crisis phases in Kismayo The proposed project will target IDP households who are facing severe levels of food insecurity (in “crisis” and “emergency”) and will aim to increase their immediate access to food through conditional and unconditional cash transfers. ACTED will target 250 households to receive conditional cash transfers through rehabilitation and construction of critical communal assets. Activities will include rehabilitation of feeder roads, pothole filing, excavation of dumping sites as a containment measure around waste disposal sites, and cleaning of communal water tanks. 15 of the Cash for Work participants will provide skilled labor at a monthly rate of USD 120, while 235 participants will provide unskilled labor valued at a rate of USD 75 per month. ACTED will target additional 450 beneficiaries to receive unconditional cash transfers valued at USD 40 per month. All beneficiaries will receive mobile cash transfers for four months. While the main objective of the proposal is aligned to cluster objective of improving immediate access to food, the project will also achieve objective 3 of the cluster objectives through restoration and building of community productive structures, and capacity building through conditional cash transfers.
IR41-JHK-PPTCT QUALITY SERVICES ACCESSED IR41-Policy makers and service providers from NACO/ SACS / NRHM / RCH and private sector are able to implement convergent policies
(between RCH and HIV/NACP-3) and deliver quality PPTCT services
IR60-AP-DATA SYSTEMS STRENGTHENED IR60-Census and social sector surveys systems strengthened for filling in data gaps and improving quality, coverage, analysis and
timely dissemination of data for evidence based advocacy for policy and programme implementation with equity
IR21-ASM-PARTNERS' CAPACITY FOR EMERGENC IR21-The capacity of our partner to reduce the risks of the most vulnerable women and children during emergencies is enhanced
IR62-GUJ-KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IR62-Strategic knowledge on MDGs, social inclusion, equity and child rights developed, documented and disseminated to inform
programming and polices for multiple audiences
IR14-UP-VHND IR14-National and state HFW and WCD departments can roll out Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs) with a focus on quality
services and coverage with equity
IR04-RAJ-PREVENTIVE VIT A & DEWORMING IR04-National and state HFW and WCD government departments can scale up a programme to deliver preventive vitamin A supplementation
and deworming bi-annually for children under five years old
IR30-WB-SCHOOL READINESS IR30-Evidence based knowledge and good practices on school readiness to reduce disparities and improve learning achievements
documented and disseminated to policy makers and practitioners across India
IR09-ASM-QUALITY COMMUNITY-MCH SERVICES IR09-Frontline workers (ANM/AWW/ASHA) can  provide quality assured (or according to set standards) community based maternal,
newborn and child care
IR06-TECH-IODIZED SALT & FORTIFIED FOOD IR06-National and state government departments can scale up programmes to promote access to and use of salt with adequate levels of
iodine and foods fortified with essential micronutrients
3.10 SOCIAL CHANGE RELATED-ADOLSC.GIRLS Government and partners have capacity to scale up improved service delivery at community and facility level sanitation and hygiene
especially for the most deprived communities
IR07-ASM-IMPROVED RI COVERAGE IR07-Improved quality and coverage of immunisation among children and pregnant women
IR02-CGH-IMPROVED Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) PRACTICES (0-24M IR02-National and state WCD and HFW government departments can scale up a programme for improved nutrition in infants and young
children 0-24 months old with a particular focus on breastfeeding, complementary feeding and related maternal and child nutriti
IR61-TECH-MONITORING SYSTEM STRENGTHENED IR61-Monitoring systems for children and women related schemes strengthened for improved equity based outcomes for children
IR21-CGH-PARTNERS' CAPACITY FOR EMERGENC IR21-The capacity of our partner to reduce the risks of the most vulnerable women and children during emergencies is enhanced
IR09-MAH-QUALITY COMMUNITY-MCH SERVICES IR09-Frontline workers (ANM/AWW/ASHA) can  provide quality assured (or according to set standards) community based maternal,
newborn and child care
IR21-PARTNER'S CAPACITY TO DEAL WITH EME IR21-The capacity of our partner to reduce the risks of the most vulnera
ble women and children during emergencies is enhanced
IR69-KEY STAKEHOLDERS ENGAGEMENT ON CHIL IR69-Key policy makers, celebrities and media engaged on key children's
issues
IR32-ASM-TARGETING DISADVANTAGED CHILDRE IR32-Increased educational support programmes and investments for targeting children from disadvantaged groups (i.e. child
labourers, girls, ST and SC children, Muslim children, children with special needs, children in emergencies and civil strife, HIV
af
1.14 PEDIATRIC HIV Government and partners have capacity to scale up improved service delivery at community and facility level sanitation and hygiene
especially for the most deprived communities
IR69-ORI-KEY STAKEHOLDERS ENGAGEMENT IR69-Key policy makers, celebrities and media engaged on key children's issues
505 DEMAND FOR QUALITY EDUCATION Government and partners have enhanced capacity to generate demand for quality education through advocacy, sustained behaviour
change and social protection
IR64-DEL-EQUITY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION IR64-Evidence, partnerships and pilots developed and used to promote equity and social inclusion objectives and strategies in child
related policies and programmes
IR52-GUJ-ADDRESSING SOCIAL NORMS IR52-Increased knowledge and awareness of social practices harmful to children (including child marriage and violence against
children) and improved capacities to address them
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION Government, partners and UNICEF staff have the capacities and technical resources to strengthen the resilience of children,
communities and development systems to natural hazards, climate change and civil strife
IR70-AP-CHILDREN EXPRESS THEIR VIEWS IR70-Children and young people consistently have opportunities to participate and express their views on issues concerning them
IR51-ORI-ALTERNATIVE CARE IR51-Residential care responses mapped in selected states and districts, standards of care disseminated and family and community-
based forms of alternative care documented, promoted and piloted
IR09-GUJ-QUALITY COMMUNITY-MCH SERVICES IR09-Frontline workers (ANM/AWW/ASHA) can  provide quality assured (or according to set standards) community based maternal,
newborn and child care
IR17-BIH- POLIO 107 BLOCK PLAN IR17-The 107 block plan reduces the risk factors, identified for polio eradication
IR53-MAH-CHILD LABOUR PREVENTION IR53-Models for addressing and preventing child labour in selected states and districts, developed and piloted
IR03-KAR-PREVENT SEVERE UNDER NUTRITION IR03-National and state HFW government departments can scale up an integrated programme to prevent severe under nutrition in
children and provide timely and quality care for children who are severely undernourished
SOCIAL NORMS & PROMOTION OF GENDER EQUALITY Government, civil society partners, academia, media understand  and take action to influence social norms that increase the value
of girls/women and promote gender equality .
IR08-MP-IMPROVED MNGMNT UIP RESOURCES IR08-Health managers at Block, District, State and National level can manage UIP resources (prediction, stock control HR, and
distribution)
304 SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE CAPACITY FOR Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICES By 2022 government, partners, and civil society at national and state level have adequate institutional capacity to support social
and behaviour change to enable the most deprived to access and use Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services in selected states.
IR69-GUJ-KEY STAKEHOLDERS ENGAGEMENT IR69-Key policy makers, celebrities and media engaged on key children's issues
IR62-RAJ-KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IR62-Strategic knowledge on MDGs, social inclusion, equity and child rights developed, documented and disseminated to inform
programming and polices for multiple audiences
601 CHILD POVERTY By 2027, Governments at national and sub-national levels have enhanced capacity, data and evidence to routinely measure and monitor
child poverty and vulnerability to inform tailored, inclusive and sustained public commitments in policies, legislation, strategies
and budgetary allocations
IR05-MP-CONTROL OF ANEMIA IR05-National and state WCD and HFW government departments can scale up programmes for the control of anemia in infants and young
children, adolescent girls and mothers
IR81-TECH:-EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT GOVER IR81-Effective and efficient Governance and Systems
IR07-GUJ-IMPROVED RI COVERAGE IR07-Improved quality and coverage of immunisation among children and pregnant women
103 PLANNING, MONITORING, EVALUATION, EVIDENCE GENERATION & KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT, By 2022, government and partners at national, state and district level have access to disaggregated data and evidence, with the
capacity to use it for prioritizing policy, planning, monitoring and budgetary actions to scale up essential RMNCH+A interventions
including demand generation, with focus on marginalized groups, especially the girl child.
IR06-JHK-IODIZED SALT & FORTIFIED FOOD IR06-National and state government departments can scale up programmes to promote access to and use of salt with adequate levels of
iodine and foods fortified with essential micronutrients
IR06-RAJ-IODIZED SALT & FORTIFIED FOOD IR06-National and state government departments can scale up programmes to promote access to and use of salt with adequate levels of
iodine and foods fortified with essential micronutrients
IR30-TECH-SCHOOL READINESS IR30-Evidence based knowledge and good practices on school readiness to reduce disparities and improve learning achievements
documented and disseminated to policy makers and practitioners across India
304 EDUCATION SBCC By 2027, parents, caregivers and communities have increased knowledge and skills to demand quality learning in schools and support
learning at home especially for girls
IR72-KAR-C4D CAPACITY BUILDING IR72-Key academic, learning and training centres have enhanced capacities to design and deliver courses on Communication for Development (C4D),  including IPC and
community mobilisation skills for frontline workers of key flagship programs such as NRHM, ICDS, RCH and TSC
IR50-JHK-CP SYSTEM ROLLED OUT IR50-New child protection system in India (ICPS, JJ Act and other child protection related legislation and policies) rolled out and
its implementation monitored
IR31-TN-RTE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION IR31-States have increased capacity to undertake planning and implementation of Right to Education Act through child friendly
schools and systems
IR60-ASM-DATA SYSTEMS STRENGTHENED IR60-Census and social sector surveys systems strengthened for filling in data gaps and improving quality, coverage, analysis and
timely dissemination of data for evidence based advocacy for policy and programme implementation with equity
IR14-VHNDS FOR DATA MIGRATION: IR14-National and state HFW and WCD departments can roll out Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs) with a
focus on quality services and coverage with equity
IR71-AP-STRENGTHENING BCC UNITS N/S/D IR71-Communication units in Rural Development/ PHED/DDWS, Information and Broadcasting, Health, Education and WCD Departments at
district/ national/state level are able to effectively plan, implement and monitor social and behaviour change communication s
IR74-MP-MEDIA-BASED INNOVATIONS IR74-Through cross-cutting media initiatives , women, children, underserved communities and other key audiences have increased
knowledge on facts and behaviours needed to strengthen child survival and development, education, child protection, girls' empow
IR01-ORI-ICDS UNIVERSALIZATION IR01-National and state WCD government departments can roll out the Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Universal with
Quality programme for infants, young children, adolescent girls and mothers
IR20-ORI - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) EVIDENCE AND INCLUSION IR20-State Governments and partners can develop and implement specific strategies targeted at accelerating sustainable water,
sanitation and hygiene services to achieve MDGs, focusing on excluded and vulnerable communities to reduce disparity
IR34-UP-STRENGTHENING TEACHER EDUCATION IR34-States have increased capacity to strengthen teacher education systems
IR20-ASM - Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) EVIDENCE AND INCLUSION IR20-State Governments and partners can develop and implement specific strategies targeted at accelerating sustainable water,
sanitation and hygiene services to achieve MDGs, focusing on excluded and vulnerable communities to reduce disparity
305 COVID - IPS HAVE THE CAPACITY TO STRENGTHEN INFECTION PREVENTION & CONTROL Governments and partners have increased capacity to provide critical Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) supplies and services and strengthen Infection Prevention
and Control in communities and institutions.
IR08-ASM-IMPROVED MNGMNT UIP RESOURCES IR08-Health managers at Block, District, State and National level can manage UIP resources (prediction, stock control HR, and
distribution)
IR52-MP-ADDRESSING SOCIAL NORMS IR52-Increased knowledge and awareness of social practices harmful to children (including child marriage and violence against
children) and improved capacities to address them
IR17-DEL- POLIO 107 BLOCK PLAN IR17-The 107 block plan reduces the risk factors, identified for polio eradication
IR12-GUJ-PARTNERSHIPS FOR MCH IR12-Strengthened partnerships with professional organisations, Civil Society and Non-Governmental organisations, Educational and
training institutions and elected Representatives for maternal, newborn and child health
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION By 2027, UNICEF programmes, as well as State and National Governments, civil society and other key partners, have enhanced
knowledge and capability to design, implement and adapt programmes and policies that are shock and stress responsive, leading to
sustainable development results for children and women (DRR)
IR05-ASM-CONTROL OF ANEMIA IR05-National and state WCD and HFW government departments can scale up programmes for the control of anemia in infants and young
children, adolescent girls and mothers
IR62-BIH-KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT IR62-Strategic knowledge on MDGs, social inclusion, equity and child rights developed, documented and disseminated to inform
programming and polices for multiple audiences
IR33-KAR-REDUCING GENDER DISPARITIES IR33-Specific goals and interventions to reduce gender disparities in elementary education documented and proposed
IR14-ASM-VHND IR14-National and state HFW and WCD departments can roll out Village Health and Nutrition Days (VHNDs) with a focus on quality
services and coverage with equity