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A national Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) policy framework is implemented A national Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) policy framework is implemented
Fragile States in Africa supported to realize social justice, peace and stability by addressing the underlying causes Fragile States in Africa supported to realize social justice, peace and stability by addressing the underlying causes
Integrated normative support for the implementation of the Standards Initiative Integrated normative support for the implementation of the Standards Initiative
Employment for young men and women through entrepreneurship, Value Chain Development, green enterprises, social enterprises and cooperatives  and business development programmes promoted Employment for young men and women through entrepreneurship, Value Chain Development, green enterprises, social enterprises and cooperatives  and business development programmes promoted
Increased capacity of the ILO constituents to strengthen policies and strategies to promote and ensure equal opportunities, participation and treatment between women and men, including equal remuneration for work of equal value Increased capacity of the ILO constituents to strengthen policies and strategies to promote and ensure equal opportunities, participation and treatment between women and men, including equal remuneration for work of equal value
More women and men have better access to productive and decent employment through improved labour market tool More women and men have better access to productive and decent employment through improved labour market tool
Increased uptake of evaluation for accountability and organizational learning Increased uptake of evaluation for accountability and organizational learning
El país con el apoyo de la OIT toma medidas, formula y aplica estrategias integradas para facilitar las transiciones hacia el trabajo decente, poniendo énfasis en la formalización y en mujeres y personas jóvenes El país con el apoyo de la OIT toma medidas, formula y aplica estrategias integradas para facilitar las transiciones hacia el trabajo decente, poniendo énfasis en la formalización y en mujeres y personas jóvenes
Gobierno e interlocutores sociales mejoran sus capacidades para prevenir, abordar  y proteger a los trabajadores y trabajadoras de formas inaceptables de trabajo Gobierno e interlocutores sociales mejoran sus capacidades para prevenir, abordar  y proteger a los trabajadores y trabajadoras de formas inaceptables de trabajo
Constituents actively promoting and supporting the elimination of child labour, including its worst forms Constituents actively promoting and supporting the elimination of child labour, including its worst forms
Making Economic Growth More Employment-Intensive and Pro-Poor in the Globalizing Economies of CEE and Central Asia Making Economic Growth More Employment-Intensive and Pro-Poor in the Globalizing Economies of CEE and Central Asia
Enhancing constituents' capacity to broaden awareness on and address unacceptable forms of work  on vulnerable categories of workers,  with particular focus on child labour Enhancing constituents' capacity to broaden awareness on and address unacceptable forms of work  on vulnerable categories of workers,  with particular focus on child labour
Mejorada la capacidad de los mandantes tripartitos para alinear la oferta y la demanda laboral e implementar acciones para cubrir las necesidades del mercado de ocupaciones futuras y modalidades diversas Mejorada la capacidad de los mandantes tripartitos para alinear la oferta y la demanda laboral e implementar acciones para cubrir las necesidades del mercado de ocupaciones futuras y modalidades diversas
Provision of Life Saving Assistance through Shelter and NFIs to IDPs and Returnees in Selected Locations in Borno and Adamawa State. This project will target IDPs and returnees in Borno and Adamawa States- two of the three affected states in North East Nigeria. It aims to promote dignified living conditions for the most vulnerable and crisis-affected populations temporarily residing in camps and camp like settlements, and within the host communities to deliver essential lifesaving service to those who are newly displaced, or those purposing to find alternative durable solutions as return, relocation, or local integration. In line with the NHF allocation strategy, this action will benefit men, women and children with disabilities as well as caregivers among IDPs, refugees and returnees as well as vulnerable host community populations in Bama, Dikwa, Monguno, Damboa and Ngala in Borno State and Fufore and Giere in Adamawa state. 

UNHCR will work through direct implementation, government partner and local partners to focus on the provision of durable shelter solutions, new emergency shelters, emergency shelter repairs and Non-food Items (NFIs) to deliver essential life-saving services, address non-food needs, and support core pipelines to ensure the viability of frontline. The project will focus mainly to provide dignified living conditions for the most vulnerable and crisis-affected people in Borno and Adamawa state. 

This project will target -
1. Provision of 150 transitional shelter solutions to returnees (150 households) in Fufore or Giere in Adamawa state.

2. Provision of 1,200 new emergency shelters/replacement those damaged beyond repairs (improved Bama Type) to the most vulnerable and crisis-affected people to both new and continuous displacement in Bama, Dikwa, Monguno in Borno State.

3. Repairs of 2,000 emergency shelter to the most vulnerable households in camps and camps like settings in Dikwa, Bama, Monguno, Ngala and Damboa in Borno state.
 
4. Procurement and distribution of 500 improved NFIs kits to (500 households) to displaced and returning IDP households in Dikwa, and Monguno  in Borno state as a protection response to support basic needs. 

5. Procurement and pre-positioning of 1,000 improved NFIs kits with focus to Banki and Ngala in Borno state as a protection response to support basic needs. 


UNHCR and partners will work collaboratively in the field to ensure a coordinated approach in delivering these services, and to ensure meaningful participation of the affected populations. The selection of beneficiaries will be based on needs assessment and vulnerability screening in the locations at the time of implementation. Identification and verification of beneficiaries will be guided by UNHCR’s Protection principles of do no harm and participatory approach.
Strengthening access to the prevention and treatment services of acute malnutrition among children, pregnant and Lactating women to reduce morbidity and mortality in Adamawa and Borno States. Care Best Initiative (CBI) is proposing a 10 months nutrition intervention in Nganzai LGA of Borno State and Shelleng and Guyuk LGA of Adamawa State, prioritizing the hard-to-reach and rural populations of the LGAs. CBI  overall objective is to build the capacity of the targeted community to sustainably prevent and treat acute malnutrition using the locally available resources including community structures, local foods, and harness local know knowledge. The project will focus on the treatment of  Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM) among children 6-59months using the Tom Brown approach (an innovative local solution), community-based management of infants with acute malnutrition (cMAMI), supporting timely referrals of acutely malnourished with medical complications to inpatient care/hospitals using locally available transport and prevention of overall acute malnutrition through the promotion of appropriate Maternal, Infant and Young Child Feeding (MIYCN) and care practices using various social behaviour change communication (SBCC) approaches.  The project will integrate the early identification and referral of acute malnutrition across all the nutrition and health interventions and activities including building the community and household capacity to self-screening, identify and refer cases for assistance e.g. Mother Led MUAC.

All activities will be undertaken in line with the nutrition sector guidelines for the management of acute malnutrition in the context of COVID-19, including mainstreaming social distancing, risk communication, hygiene promotion, screening, and referral to testing and treatment centers. In addition, GBV risk mitigation, and child protection will be harnessed by ensuring indiscriminate service provision and continuous engagements of primary caregivers. women.

The proposed interventions will adopt a community-centered rights-based approach that will strengthen the existing collaborations, and foster accountability and ownership at all levels, right from the target beneficiaries, local leaders, State level leaders, INGOs, and UN agencies operating within the same sectors in the framework of the 2021 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and the NE Nigeria Nutrition Sector Strategy and Response Plan (2021-2022) and the overarching 2019-2021 Humanitarian Response Strategy (HRS) as was agreed with the Government of Nigeria. To this end, CBI will continue to strengthen community-based complaints and feedback mechanisms that will allow women, girls, men, and boys to safely report concerns of the emergency nutrition response in the NHF supported health facilities.  These interventions will not be implemented standalone, but rather to complement, supplement, and foster synergies with other humanitarian efforts by CBI, INGOs, government, and UN agencies operating in the areas.
Strengthen Resilience building through Livelihood’s support to promote durable solutions for IDPs, returnees, and residents in Geidam and Yunusari, Yobe State The project “Strengthen Resilience building through Livelihood’s support to promote durable solutions for IDPs, returnees and residents in Geidam and Yunusari, Yobe State “will be implemented in 8 communities of Yobe to contribute to the reduction of the impact of conflicts and insurgency by providing sustainable livelihood options through restoration, protection, and provision approach and strengthening market systems to 9,870 people affected by the conflict.

The action will employ sustainable and innovative approaches to engage the communities, civil society, the stakeholders, and the beneficiaries to make sustainable livelihood models. This will allow to create employment opportunities and to create an environment to learn and employ vocational and technical skills Local markets will also be strengthened by creating demand and improving purchasing power of the local populations.
The project will be implemented by COOPI in partnership with the national NGO AFRYDEV and will focus on two outcomes: “Increased access to income and self-reliance for small enterprisers and youth (18-35 yo) to diverse income sources derived from off-farm livelihood sources” and “Strengthened community resilience and improved access to basic services through capacity building of local NGO, government and communities, and rehabilitation of basic infrastructures”.
These outcomes will be achieved through partnering and capacity building of AFRYDEV in localization and community-based approaches, the construction or restoration of ten (10) water points and five (05) market structures, engagement of 50 vocational skills trainers from NDE, the identification of 400 youths to be engaged in Vocational Training and with the grant support to start small businesses.
Supporting IDPs in camps, returnees and host communities in Mobbar LGA of Borno state  with emergency WASH services Care Best Initiative (CBI) is proposing a 10 Months intensive WaSH intervention in Mobbar LGA of Borno State, this intervention will target IDPs, returnees, host community, and new arrivals with basic WASH related services such as hygiene promotion, access to safe and clean water, environmental and person sanitation, provision of hygiene kits and WaSH related Non-food Items (NFIs). It is no doubt that Water, Sanitation and Hygiene is fundamental to human survival, more importantly to those in displacement. Communities with displaced population still suffers tremendously from lack or acute shortage of WASH facilities as the already available WaSH services could either be overstretched or not sufficient. Through this project, CBI will also be targeting women and girls of reproductive age with menstrual hygiene kits. Furthermore, the intervention, will focus more on health education and promotion on preventive measures towards mitigating Cholera, Lassa fever and many other waterborne diseases in the targeted location. The project will be implemented in GSSS IDP Camp Damasak, CBI will commence with assessing all water points and water facilities in this camp and the surrounding host communities, and conduct major repairs on dysfunctional hand pumps boreholes. This project has one sole objective, to reduce mortality and morbidity as a result of waterborne diseases by improving sanitation, personal and environmental hygiene, access safe and clean water, and hygiene promotion amongst displaced and vulnerable persons within the camp and the society. 
 
This project will also recruit and train community members to conduct door-to-door hygiene +COVID-19 prevention awareness, assessment of bad latrines and showers that needs repairs decommissioning water chlorination repair of water systems and installation of hand washing facilities + soaps at strategic locations within the project selected camps and community. Lastly, the project will establish a community-based WASH committee with enhanced capacity for management of restored WASH infrastructure and promotion of good sanitation and hygiene practices within the camp and host community, as the project will span into the rainy season, CBI, will empower the WASH Committee with water pumping machine for draining water that are most likely to flood the camps and communities.
Provision of Shelter and NFIs assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected households in Borno State. Within a country suffering from one of the largest and the most severe humanitarian crisis, 8.7 million of individuals are considered in need in Nigeria (Humanitarian Need Overview - HNO – 2021).  The continuing conflict is affecting mainly population located in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States (BAY) States in North East Nigeria. Nine of the 19 most affected Local Governement Areas (LGAs) are located in Borno State. Internal Displaced Persons (IDPs) inside and outside camps represent 1.9 million individuals which is the epicenter of the conflict.

As indicated by 2021 HNO, Shelter and Non-Food Items (NFIs) are still a priority within the BAY States where 2.3 millions persons are facing critical issues regarding living condition and well being.

The two targeted location, Monguno and Ngala LGAs, are facing natural and man-made disasters as flood and fire, and large-scale influx of populations creating recurring shelter needs. In order to respond to these, SI proposes to provide Shelter and NFIs assistance to vulnerable conflict-affected families through direct kits distribution and reinforcement of the Shelter / NFIs Sector pipeline. 

Building on its long-term experience in both locations and on its active involvement in SHELTER Sector coordination mechanisms, SI built the proposed project on 2 main outputs:

-	Access to basic Shelters amp NFIs services – Monguno and Ngala LGAs – is improved. SI will prioritize distribution of BAMA Shelter, Shelter repair kits and Improved NFIs kits to conflict-affected population in Monguno and Ngala Camps. 
-	CCCM/Shelter/NFIs Cluster’s partner humanitarian response capacity is enhanced and facilitated. SI plans to reinforce Common warehouse capacity through pre-positioning of BAMA Shelter and NFI kits in Monguno LGA.

A total of 3,780  beneficiairies (869  men, 1021 women,907 boys and 983 girls) will be reached through the proposed program in Monguno and Nglala LGAs.
Reduce Morbidity and Mortality Associated with Acute Malnutrition by Prevention and Treatment of acute malnutrition among Children and Pregnant and Lactating Women in Magumeri LGA, Borno State. Within Magumeri LGA, INTERSOS is proposing to continue the existing mutual collaborations with the State Ministry of Health (SMoH) and the nutrition sector by prioritizing i) the scale-up of targeted supplementary feeding program (TSFP) for treatment of MAM in children and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and ii) re-establishment of the Stabilization Center (SC) in Magumeri using the “daycare strategy” and Task Shifting strategy for the treatment of SAM with complications among under-five children 
INTERSOS will provide SC operational and technical support, as well as the provision of therapeutic formulae milk, drugs, and equipment required for timely and effective management of U5 SAM with complications at the SC hosted within Magumeri general hospital. In addition, INTERSOS will establish TSFP sites. INTERSOS will establish these comprehensive TSFP sites in 8 accessible wards within the H2R remote areas in Magumeri and Gajiganna. INTERSOS will continue to provide operational and technical support to these TSFP sites, including the provision of supplementary foods/nutrient-dense ingredients like Tom Brown, drugs, and equipment for timely and effective management of MAM without complication.

The proposed interventions will adopt a “community-centered rights-based approach” that will strengthen the existing collaborations, and foster accountability and ownership at all levels, right from the target beneficiaries, local leaders, State level leaders, INGOs, and UN agencies operating within the same sectors in the framework of the 2020 Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) and the overarching 2019-2021 Humanitarian Response Strategy (HRS) as was agreed with the Government of Nigeria. To this end, INTERSOS will continue to strengthen community-based complaints and feedback mechanisms that will allow women, girls, men, and boys to safely report concerns of the emergency nutrition response in the NHF supported health facilities. 

These interventions will not be implemented stand-alone, but rather to complement, supplement, and foster synergies with other humanitarian efforts by INTERSOS, INGOs, government, and UN agencies operating in the areas. INTERSOS is implementing a multisectoral project funded by BHA in both Magumeri and other LGAs within Borno State.
Addressing protection needs of Conflict-affected boys and girls in Borno and Yobe states Plan International Nigeria will implement a 8 month child protection prevention and response to improve access to quality lifesaving and well-coordinated protection of children. Intervention focusing on identification and service provision for children at risk of violence, exploitation, neglect and abuse, including case management using CPIMS+ for former CAAG and children with disabilities. Family tracing and reunification for unaccompanied and separated children. Providing life skills for older children and positive parenting skills for parents of the affected children. Conducting referral pathway workshops and referral of vulnerable children to access inter-sectoral and other specialized services. Capacity building of child protection actors and non-actors (mainstreaming protection into programming) and enhanced psychosocial support services/mechanisms through Child Friendly Spaces in Damboa LGA, Borno State and Yusufari LGA in Yobe State. 
At project start-up, Plan International Nigeria will prioritize access to life-saving services for children at-risk violence, exploitation, neglect and abuse including those vulnerable and at risk of GBV. Plan International will strengthen capacity of case workers, and wider community capacity to prevent and respond to child protection risks. We will work closely with communities and partners to establish safe and confidential spaces, taking into consideration WHO COVID-19 guidelines where children at risk of violence, exploitation, neglect and abuse can access safety and psychosocial services. We will work to strenghten referral pathways, including remote case management on child helplines and coordination. IDPs, returnees and host community members including community-based protection mechanisms and local leaders will be engaged to identify and provide appropriate referrals to psychosocial services including free helpline services for counseling and educational information. Plan International will hire and train a team of Case Workers with gender consideration (male and female) who will be deployed at the community level to provide case management and psychosocial services for children who experience or at-risk of violence, exploitation, neglect and abuse. The approach to recruit and builds the capacity of Case Workers from the Local Government Area (LGA) will ensure that project beneficiaries have access to Case Workers as well as sustainability of support by fostering ownership and involvement of community-based structures in all relevant processes and discussions.
Strengthening of Humanitarian Hubs in North-East Nigeria Since 2016, IOM has managed and supported humanitarian hubs in eight locations across Borno State, including Maiduguri, Gwoza, Bama, Ngala, Dikwa, Monguno, Banki, and Damasak. These hubs play a critical enabling role in the provision of life-saving humanitarian assistance by improving access to the more than 7 million people in need of assistance in north-east Nigeria. However, in order to mitigate the risk posed by insecurity in the region, in the wake of recent physical attacks on the hubs, and to ensure the continued operation and maintenance of MOSS/MORSS-compliant premises in deep-field locations, the project will contribute to the repairs and maintenance of the hubs premise and the enhancement of power generation through solar.
Construction and Rehabilitation of WaSH Facilities and Promoting Hygienic living at household level in Gombi LGA, Adamawa State Gombi LGA is one of the places facing severe acute WASH needs issues in Adamawa State. The LGA is categorized as having Acute WASH Needs according to the HRP 2019-2023 Emergency Categorization. Gombi LGA has been ravaged by cholera in the past and is still prone to the outbreak because of the serious Acute Safe/portable Water shortage in the place. In addition, it is also one of the locations with the highest rate of Covid-19 infections in Adamawa State. It is based on the above situation that the Integrated Emergency WASH Response Project is conceived.  
The Construction and Rehabilitation of WaSH Facilities and Promoting Hygienic living at household level in Gombi LGA, Adamawa State Project seeks to achieve the overall objective of improving the health and socioeconomic well-being of 13,000 direct beneficiaries that will indirectly impact 50,000 displaced, returned, and host populations through preventive approaches, restoration of WASH facilities, and maintenance of sustainable safe water, sanitation, and hygiene practices. Specifically, the project seeks to achieve the following four objectives of raising the level of awareness on good sanitation and hygiene practices in Gombi LGA directly supporting 1,100 displaced, returned, and host persons with minimum WASH package in Gombi LGA Restoration of WASH infrastructure through rehabilitation of hand pump boreholes and construction of new solar-powered overhead boreholes with tanks and Capacity building in operations and management of WASH infrastructure.
At the end of the Construction and Rehabilitation of WaSH Facilities and Promoting Hygienic living at household level Project, thirteen thousand (13,000) direct beneficiaries would have been reached with minimum WASH standards, ten (10) hand pump boreholes would have been rehabilitated and two (2) new solar-powered overhead boreholes with reticulations point also constructed as well as 5 latrines constructed. Last but not the list will be the establishment of community-based WASH committees with enhanced capacity to restore WASH infrastructure and promotion of good sanitation and hygiene practices within Gombi LGA. With the formation of four WaSHCOMs in all project locations