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Emergency response for IDPs through Food baskets in rural Idleb This project will be implemented by White Hands (Beyaz Eller).
The project will target the newest IDPs in Idlib countryside (2951 family), its mean 14755 of people, 2561 men, 2898 women, 4960 boys and 4336 girls. The project will be implemented under the FSl activity number (1.3) Provide coordinated life-saving assistance to displaced people from Hama, Idleb, and Aleppo countryside who living in living in open random and informal settlements in Idleb countryside. The project will focus on distribution food baskets approved according to the food security sector standards to (a) family of displaced persons targeted, taking into consideration the most vulnerable families, which include individuals with special needs, needy families and female-headed households, this distribution will be monthly for 3 months. Each family will receive one food basket and its cover a month. so, we will distribute 8853 food basket duration of project (that mean 2951 per month) , each of those kits is 64.460 kg, and its include 1700 kcal as (FSL cluster recommendations), we will divide this components to 2 food baskets due to large weight and to save the components. we use Nut. val calculation for our food kit composition and it reach to 1700 kcal.
Food needs for at least 2596 vulnerable Syrian families in crisis-affected Idleb are partially met through the provision of life-saving and life-sustaining in-kind food assistance. Mercy-USA for Aid and Development will support vulnerable communities, camps, and informal settlements with high concentrations of newly displaced Syrians in Idleb Governorate with life-saving and life-sustaining in-kind food assistance. This will be achieved by scaling up and expanding existing regular Mercy-USA cross -border food distribution activities in N. Syria from Turkey. Mercy-USA proposes to utilize pre-established procurement channels and pipelines in order to maximize aid delivered in the shortest amount of time. 

This proposal requests funding to procure additional food baskets only. Mercy-USA proposes to cover all management, logistics, and distribution costs with private funds. 

This project will assist the most vulnerable displaced households (including female headed households, women and young girls, PLW, the elderly, and disabled) with monthly food baskets. Each food basket is 68 kg and contains 1776 Kcal per person per day (for 5 people) for one month. This is in line with Food Security Cluster recommendations for food baskets. Each food basket contains a variety of food items designed to cover all basic nutritional needs tailored to the Syrian culture and palette.

Since 2013, Mercy-USA has been providing food assistance to vulnerable Syrians. Mercy-USA has been an active member of the Food Security Cluster for more than two years, coordinating to address gaps, avoid overlaps, and regularly reporting all food distribution activities on a monthly basis. Throughout the years, Mercy-USA implemented food baskets in hard to reach and besieged areas such as Aleppo City. 

In 2017 alone, Mercy-USA distributed 16,632 in-kind food baskets to vulnerable Syrian households in Idleb and Aleppo governorates, reaching 8,197 unique households (estimated 46,941 individuals cumulatively). 

Mercy-USA is actively working in the target areas distributing food, as well as providing health and nutrition services. Mercy-USA has the ability to conduct vulnerability assessments and establish expanded beneficiary lists in order to rapidly scale up food distribution activities in these areas in order to respond to the unprecedented recent waves of displacement. Many of these IDPs fled from the latest escalations of violence in the Eastern Rural Idleb and Hama. 

Each household will receive one monthly in-kind food basket. 

Total weight of one basket:	68 Kg
Total Kcal/Person/Day each month: 1776 Kcal (HH size: 5) 

Each Food Basket Contains: 

Rice	16kg
Corn Oil	6lt.
Tomato Paste 800 gm can
Sugar	2kg
Salt	1kg
Green Lentils	2kg
Red Lentils	2kg
Kidney Beans	2kg
Bulger	20kg
Macaroni	5kg
Flour	10 kg
Margarine	1kg
Protection of Women and Girls Most at Risk in Aleppo and Idleb Governorates  Supporting Primary Health Care Programming in Northern Aleppo/ Efrin District. Protection component:
The project will address the needs of both IDP and Host Communities in the Southern countryside of Idleb and Northern countryside of Aleppo with an emphasis on continuity of current projects. SRD will provide integrated protection activities with health facilities, prevention and risk mitigation activities through awareness raising sessions, in addition to response activities through case management approach (case disclosure, specialized GBV PSS, case management, referral, case follow up and close cases) and solid referral pathway. Psychosocial Support Services (PSS) will be provided in the currently functioning safe spaces to enhance resilience of survivors and vulnerable women and girls. 
- SRD will provide protection and GBV services (static services through women and girls safe space in addition to outreach services) in Kafr Nobol (southern country side of Idleb) and its suburbs while it will provide its integrated GBV and PSS services in currently functioning SRD health facilities located in Albab (Albab district of Aleppo Governorate) and suburbs like Kfr Ghan and Sundee. 
SRD will provide it's center based assistance in Al-bab through GBV response services (vocational and life skills trainings ) and center based GBV PSS in women and girl safe space (WGSS) in addition to providing community based protection and GBV awareness sessions through outdoor activities inside Al-bab city . 

Health component:
The project will support primary health care programming in Aleppo governorate / Efrin district through providing medical equipment , supplies and operational costs (salaries, fuel, etc.), for 3 primary health care facilities. SRD and its partner Hand ampHand (HIH) will continue providing health care services for both IDP and Host Communities, and will ensure delivering of services in line with the essential health package guidance, also will support the capacity building and afford the needed technical support to provide quality medical services.
Support two PHCs in Afrin. The project will also support Al-Ameen primary health care centers, who are the main and only centers who are active right now in Rajo and Shiek Elhadid subdistricts, in Afrin districts, the support will be mainly salary with very basic operational costs
The emergency food response to the new IDPs northwest of Syria The proposed project aims to improve the access of 12000newly displaced persons from Eastern Ghouta(3600 men , 3600 women , 2400 boys , 2400 girls)especially children , women, people with disabilities and the elderly, to emergency food assistance in the modality of cooked meals for a period of  three months until the new displaced have access to adequate food from other sources.

The project will focus primarily on new arrivals from Eastern Ghouta Ghouta who arrived to the reception centers, collective shelters , informal settlement and collective homes, each beneficiary will receive one cooked meal per day and cover  60% of the daily needs of the individual, ranging from 980 to 1422 calories and with the average of 1244 calories
 
This will be done by constructing and operating two kitchens:
- The first is in Idleb governorate in Ma’arrat An Nu’man district , Ma’arrat An Nu’man sub-district in the city of Ma’arrat An Nu’man . This kitchen can cover the displaced persons in Heish, Kafr Nobol, Khan Shaykun, and Ma'arrat An Nu'man , Ariha, Ehsem sub-districts and has a capacity of 2000 meals per day with possible capacity of 3000 cooked meals daily. 
- The second kitchen is in Idleb governorate , Idleb district , Maaret Tamsrin sub-district , Maaret Elekhwan community in the reception center and this kitchen can cover  the IDPs of EG spreading in Armanaz, Salqin, Harim, Kafr Takharim, Qourqeena , Dana , Idleb, Bennsh, Maaret Tamsrin, Sarmin, Teftnaz, and Saraqab sub-districts in Idleb and Atareb sub-district in Jebel Saman district in the west countryside of Aleppo with capacity of 2000 cooked meals daily with the possibility of increasing to 3000 cooked meals daily.   
The meals will be prepared according to a weekly program where this program will achieve a variety of cooked meals basing on the standards of Sphere in the amount of protein and fat taking into account the percentage of calcium in each meal for the healthy of pregnant and lactating mothers and be compatible with the culture of the beneficiaries and their habits with the possibility of changing the meals according to the feedback from the beneficiaries. After cooking the meals and packaging them in the kitchens , SCA will move them to the to the sites of IDPs and distribute the cooked meals in coordination with the committees representing the beneficiaries.( Fore more details about the content of the cooked meals ,  calories , percentage of protein and fat , amount of calcium in each cooked meal kindly , see the attached document named weekly program of cooked meals)
This project is designed in a flexible way so that work sites and beneficiaries can be changed according to the changes that may occur in the context, especially that the new IDPs move between several sites in the first weeks of displacement. This project can respond to any expected needs of displacements towards northwest of Syria in coordination with FSL Cluster
Strengthen specialised tuberculosis care provision in north-west Syria The project aims to to strengthen tuberculosis control and treatment in north-west Syria, in coordination with implementing health partners, local authorities and the Turkish health authorities. WHO has conducted needs assessment with health partners and developed the plan with the urgently needed activities. WHO will procure all needed supplies for the treatment of tuberculosis cases and equipment required for improvement of the capacity of the TB centres from WHO accredited suppliers using WHO procurement system. To ensure standardisation of care provision, WHO will provide technical expertise and coordination of health partners. WHO will strengthen the surveillance, reporting and analysis of TB related data. WHO will report back to OCHA on progress and achievements during project implementation and at the end of the project.
Scaling up access and maintaining the provision of live-saving emergency education in coordinated and timely manner for conflict-affected girls and boys in existing schools in Northern Syria This action contributes to responding to the acute emergency needs and reducing the barriers of 15,507 (8,215 boys and 7,292 girls) school-aged children (5-17) enrollment to formal and non-formal education and supporting their teachers (670 individuals) (345 men and 325 women) aiming to contribute in maintaining and increasing access to formal and non-formal emergency education. Basic access to education will be ensured through 
a) provision of teaching and learning materials, 
b) provision of school operational costs, 
c) provision of fuel for heating,
d) provision of teachers and education personnel incentives, 
e) provision of students textbooks,
f) small scale repairs and rehabilitation of gender and disability sensitive schools WASH facilities,
g) Measurement of learning outcomes on the students though ASER, and
h) provision of furniture and equipment to the target schools.
Much needed psychosocial support activities will be mainstreamed and conducted with children, teachers and parents to promote psychosocial well-being and resilience both in and out of the classroom. 
The project activities will be implemented through a consortium between BINAA, IhsanRD and Ghiras Alnahda Organizations. BINAA will work with them as they have an established relationship with BINAA and are currently operational in the target governorates of Aleppo and ldleb, ensuring that we will be able to immediately engage with the target schools to identify and prioritize their acute needs, and that assistance can be delivered quickly during the current semester in a way prevent any hazard of schools drop-out. In all aspects of the project, we will work closely with Educational Directorates that they will support efforts to provide information and facilitate our work in the target schools and communities and will support project monitoring efforts by verifying that schools, students, teachers and other beneficiaries have received and are utilizing the assistance provided.
In total, 23 schools will be supported. These schools will be shared between the 3 organizations as following:
- BINAA will be responsible to support the provision of nonformal education to 4,800 children in 10 schools in Al bab subdistrict, Aleppo and support the formal education in 4 schools in Al Bab subdistrict, Aleppo benefitting 8,515 children. (4 schools are repeated as they are offering formal and non-formal education)
- IhsanRD will be responsible to support the provision of formal education to 5,507 children in 10 schools in Atareb, Daret Azza and Haritan subdistricts, Aleppo.
- Ghiras Alnahda will be responsible to support the provision of formal education to 1,485 children in 3 schools in Kafr Nobol subdistrict, Idleb.
BINAA will be the lead of the consortium and responsible of the overall monitoring and evaluation of the project, while IhsanRD and Ghiras Alnahda will be responsible to monitor their implemented activities.
Emergency Response Among New Arrivals in Idelb Governorate HIH has been working to response to the affected Syrian people by the Syrian crisis since 2013, building on HIH’s multi-sectoral capacities HIH built very good relation ships with the local councils and local reliefs, HIH has been an implementing partner on food assistance of international NGOs, distributed over 200,000 food baskets in Idleb, Aleppo and Hama Governorates over three years. HIH holds operating teams and offices in the targeted sub districts, the proposed project swiftly addresses food insecurity of 3,060 households (15,300 people) in 11 different villages (Jarjnaz, Maasaran, Ghadqa, Maar Shurin, Kafruma, Maarrat An Numan, Ariha, Telamnas, Maar Shamarin, Orm Eljoz and Kafraziba) in two sub-districts in the Idlib Governorate (Ariha and Ma'arrat An Nu'man) through three rounds of food distribution which will be procured from turkey according to the FSL cluster recommendation which mentioned in the 2018 HRP. 
According to the multiple reports from the CCCM Cluster and ACU (Assistance Coordination Unit), about 55,410 displaced people were reported to arrive at zero point in Madiq Castle between 13 march and 10 April 8,792 of them are reported arrivals in CCCM Reception Centers. After informing details of food distribution 3-7 days prior to the event, 3,060 households will receive adequate food baskets for 3 months through small and multiple distribution points at each village to avoid collecting a high number of beneficiaries at the same place. 
Ensuring the beneficiaries feedbacks and recommendations to inform the project implementation, a leaflet on feedback mechanism will be circulated during distribution. 
Through setting a selection criteria based on vulnerability analysis, the most vulnerable groups among the IDP will be supported and they can reduce their likeliness of engaging negative coping mechanism, and their life-risks related to food shortage to be mitigated which will be verified through post distribution monitoring activities.
Integrated Emergency WASH Response to IDPs in camps and informal settlements in Azaz Maram Foundation (MF) will apply for THF to carry out a project in 2 locations inside Syria, serving the populations of 2 IDPs camps (Bab Al Noor , Ekdeh camp) , as a result of large influx of IDPs and limited access to services, there was a significant lack to the basic WASH services.
Maram Foundation will provide 2600 households (HHs) living in Northern camps in Aleppo governorate with basic WASH services, drinking water, solid waste removal, de-sludging latrine septic tanks,the project design was done according to SPHERE standards and WASH  guidance in line with current THF allocation priorities.
The planned intervention will mainstream protection principles specially (Do no harm) 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 the targeted community, and take into account the specific needs of each group. Maram Foundation also revised the content of hygiene kits by involving the women and girls through Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) during previews implemented projects
To cover the gaps of elderly and disabled beneficiaries, Maram Foundation will include accessibility for the latrines design in the targeted location when there are needs, also  Maram Foundation under hygiene promotion will conducted segregated sessions for men, women and children to increase the personal and environmental hygiene awareness.
Providing Logistics Support for the Humanitarian Actors and Facilitation of Cross-Border Operations from Turkey to Syria Turkish Red Crescent has been providing border facilitation since 2012 for the logistics of the cross-border operations of all humanitarian actors, particularly the NGOs, responding from Turkey to Syria Crisis. This facilitation mainly includes enabling import and export with waivers, exemption from the Value Added Tax (VAT) for the humanitarian supplies, fast track at the border crossings, use of additional border crossings (humanitarian aid border crossings, those without a customs office such as Atmeh) through most direct routes, coordination of cross-border shipments to avoid congestion and allow expedited access and information sharing. The project aims to enhance and strengthen the capacity of the TRC, throughout the project duration, to provide these services to the humanitarian community by deploying required amount of human resources and logistics services, providing warehouse and transportation facility for the humanitarian actors, building the capacity of the TRC and NGO staff members to ensure that the cross-border operations continue uninterruptedly that directly impacts the humanitarian reach inside Syria. TRC is providing humanitarian aid crossings in 5 cities (Gaziantep, Kilis, Hatay, Şanlıurfa, Mardin) from 14 border points. TRC has offices and staffs in these cities and border crossing points
Emergency Life-saving for Idlib by providing Multi-Purpose Cash Grants (MPGs) This project aims to provide emergency assistance to recently displaced populations by providing Multi-Purpose Cash Grants (MPGs) to the most vulnerable IDP families which displaced within the last 2 months due to the continuous dispute and conflict in their areas, which caused big displacement influxes towards Idleb.

The project is considered as a rapid response for those affected IDPs to help them cope with the harsh conditions and secure their needs in a dignified way, by distributing one-off cash grant with a value of 150 $ per HH. The project and the grant amount was designed to allow beneficiaries cover their Shelter and NFI needs for the first month of displacement, such as renting a house, purchasing NFI items and etc. since this cash modality will give them flexibility in choosing items they need and to give the project an ability to meet all changes in beneficiary needs.

Through the proposed project, Violet seek to target 1466 newly displaced toward Idleb governorate due to the last escalation in northern Syria. The beneficiaries will be selected in close coordination with the local councils and civil authorities  in the targeted areas based on the vulnerability and eligibility criteria including displacement duration criteria, since the newly IDPs are the most vulnerable groups to the shocks. Also, the project will prioritize the women headed households as well as the households with children, disabilities, pregnant, and lactating women. 

Violet cover the areas (Idleb and Saraqab communities in Idleb sub-districts, as well as toJarjanaz and Ghadqa communities in Ma'ret Al Nu'man sub-district, moreover to Has in Kafr Nubul sub-district.) reaching 1466 vulnerable and newly IDP HHs without any duplication by cooperation with others humanitarian actors there. Since Violet, through its ‘on the ground’ operation team and its prior experience in Idleb governorate will be able to access the locations and markets during the project implementation.

Due to the lack of the banking system in northern Syria, Violet will identify the money transfer agents through conducting a competitive process after assessing the markets and the vendors' capacities in the local markets. where the identified vendors will be responsible for delivering the MPG's amount to the beneficiaries in the different locations. 

The distribution of cash grants will be conducted in two steps, the first, Violet field team will distribute vouchers to the beneficiaries, each voucher has beneficiary name with a unique number, the next step, the beneficiary will redeem the voucher with its cash value (150 $) from the transfer agency immediately, since staff from the agency will be accompanied to distribution team in all distribution points.

Prior to the MPG distribution, a rapid market assessment in terms of availability of the SNFI items, prices, and the accessibility will be conducted to make sure the local markets are functioning and to ensure all beneficiaries have a good and equal accessibility to the different goods and services.
Providing Lifesaving Emergency Shelter Support to Female  Male IDPs in Idleb Governorate Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) and it’s IP Syria Relief (SR) propose providing critically needed emergency shelter support, through house rehabilitation, to 400 vulnerable Internally Displaced (female amp male) Persons (IDPs) households in Jisr-Ash-Shugur of Idleb Governorate, Northern Syria. Priority will be given to vulnerable urban and rural IDPs who fled the recent fighting in Idleb based on specific criteria for beneficiary selection in line with cluster guidelines and humanitarian and Do No Harm principles. The proposed project will contribute to a decrease in IDP vulnerability while supporting the host community through a sustained post-project impact. 
This project proposes rehabilitation of 400 houses at an average cost of USD 800 per HH, thus responding to the needs of 400 families (120 HHs of host communities and 280 HHs of IDPs)an average total of 2,400 individuals, in Idleb governorate. In addition to contributing to the resilience and protection of the targeted communities and IDPs, the project will contribute towards the revival of the local economy through contracting local plants for house rehabilitation and through the creation of job opportunities for both IDPs and local communities during the project implementation.
The specifications of the project will also contribute to a decrease in the beneficiary’s vulnerability by contributing to an improved living environment by allowing access to dignified and durable shelters.
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.

QRCS with SR and SDI – who are working in the same area - will maintain continued coordination in the targeted location (Idleb and Jisr-Ash-Shugur) to avoid overlap or duplication of beneficiaries of similar projects being implemented in the surrounding areas.