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Provision of  GBV/ASRH  emergency Assistance to conflict -affected populations in Pulka LGA ,Borno state, NE Nigeria Norwegian Church Aid (NCA) has been operating in northeast Nigeria since 2017, delivering integrated humanitarian assistance in WASH, Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV), and Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH) in conflict-affected areas in Borno LGAs. 

The proposed project is an integrated  GBV and ASRH response that aims to meet existing gaps in the IDP camps in Gwoza/Pulka. It is expected to reach 5629 direct beneficiaries, including 1557women, 2072 men, 950 girls, and 1050 boys.

The GBV and ASRH intervention will work in existing Women and Girls’ Safe Spaces (WGSS) and health facilities in Pulka (Damara and Transit). NCA Nigeria will improve access to quality life-saving holistic, multi-sectoral and survivor centered services for GBV survivors and women and girls at risk at static WGSSs, and through GBV remote case management using toll free telephone calls (tlph: 08001010111) to a call center in Maiduguri. Work will be done in coordination with the GBV-Sub Sector and The Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development (MWASD) on psychosocial support, clinical management of rape, case management and referral. NCA Nigeria will also improve access to sexual and reproductive health information and services for adolescents. All GBV/ASRH services will adhere to confidentiality, safety, non-discrimination, and respect for GBV survivors, and those at risk of violence. WGSSs provide a critical space where women and girls can access information, services and reduce isolation.

To address increasing incidences of Child, Early and Forced marriage (CEFM), which deprives children of their rights enshrined under international human rights law and has devastating consequences, especially for girls – including dropping out of school early, greater risk of intimate partner violence, increased likelihood of complications during pregnancy and childbirth, and poor psycho-social health – NCA will implement Enhancing Girl’s and Gender Equality (ENGAGE) adolescent programming to address the needs of adolescents at risk of early marriage in and out of School.

To address dominant and harmful unequal power relations, masculinities, legal, social, moral, and religious norms, NCA Nigeria will promote working with religious leaders, community leaders, coordination with Government institutions and the community at large to change norms. This will include supporting religious leaders to re-frame religious narratives which harm and hold girls and women back from realizing their human rights, by implementing tested GBV prevention approaches – including Start Awareness Support Action (SASA)! Together focusing on awareness phase, and male engaged to enhance gender equality and address harmful social norms and systematic gender inequality through a male engagement model. The latter will allow men and boys to be allies and change agents/roles models in their communities.
Emergency Lifesaving Livelihood support to IDPs and Host population in Jere and Monguno. According to the IOM DTM, ETT Report: No. 290 | 22 — 28 August 2022, Two hundred and five (205) new arrivals were recorded in Monguno LGA of Borno State. Eighty-seven per cent of the arrivals were Nigerian nationals who returned from abroad (58% from the Republic of Chad and 29% from the Diffa region in the Republic of Niger).  The proposed multi-sectoral interventions in Jere and Monguno selected communities will reach xxx direct beneficiaries for 12 months.

Proposed Food Security interventions will promote diversified crop and small livestock production creating social spaces that promote women to start savings. Improving livelihood early recovery will be achieved through layering the provision of small livestock (poultry) and micro-gardening (seeds amp tools) to 600 vulnerable households in Jere and Monguno. These households will receive technical training to increase their knowledge in vegetable and poultry production. These proposed interventions are aligned to food security sector objective two (SO2) which aims to strengthen the resilience of affected populations and promote early recovery among displacement-affected communities.

The project is designed with a conflict-sensitive approach concerning IDPs and host populations Specific vulnerable groups, such as female-headed households, landless people, and people with special needs will be prioritized. The project will contribute significantly to gender equality, and protection concerns, and women and girls' specific needs will be addressed to ensure equitable access to essential humanitarian services. Gender-balanced staff will be recruited, and women will be engaged in all consultations and distributions.
Provision of life saving nutrition assistance to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with Acute Malnutrition among children under 5 years and pregnant  lactating women (PLW) in Nganzai LGA, Borno State” GHIV will be engaged in provision of quality nutrition treatment services in Nganzai LGA (Borno State) and Machina LGA of Yobe State. While the Health services will be implemented in Nganzai LGA of Borno State.
For the nutrition component, GHIV Africa will Scale up the screening, identification, Prevention and Treatment of Moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) among children under-five and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) in Nganzai LGA to cover the gaps that still exist in the LGA. This will be achieved by implementing TSFP with Tom brown supplement approach for treatment of MAM in Nganzai and Machina LGAs. Beneficiaries will be admitted in to the nutrition programs and receive treatment according to the national guidelines while preventive nutrition services will be provided to caregivers and beneficiaries to prevent and reduce the incidence of malnutrition. GHIV is implementing nutrition project by strengthening the screening, identification and referral of acute malnutrition among children under five, pregnant and lactating women (PLW) ensuring that malnourished children receive timely treatment amp quality nutrition services and ensuring provision of support for appropriate, safe feeding for children 0-23 months (specific focus on lt6m). The project will provide capacity building to government healthcare providers and health facilities in prevention and treatment of acute malnutrition through promotion of appropriate infant and young children feeding (IYCF), community mobilization, identification and referral of SAM cases and treatment of severe acute malnutrition (SAM) among children less than 5 years in Outpatient Therapeutic Program (OTP) and also ensuring those with Medical complications are referred to Stabilization center in Maiduguri. 
Through this standard allocation, GHIV will prioritize access of PWD to nutrition services through peer to peer support groups for the PWD, provision of transportation support to PWD who will access health facilities for services, advocate to the WASH sector towards establishment of latrine that are PWD friendly, provide MHPSS to build their resilience.
GHIV Africa under the 2022 reserve allocation is currently implementing in Jigaita ward (10 sites) host community and IDP camp, and Kuda ward (6 sites) host community and IDP camp. For the first 2021 standard allocation, GHIV Africa is implementing in Ngajiram wards with 17 sites in host community and IDP camp, the implementation in these wards will be ending this October. GHIV Africa through the 2022 standard allocation will be covering gaps that still exist in   Alarge (9 sites )wards, Sabsabuwa (4 sites), Kurnawa wards (8 sites) and Ngamdu wards ( 6 sites) both host community and IDPcamp in Nganzai LGA
Emergency life-saving shelter and critical NFI support to flood affected displaced populations in Gwoza and Pulka Borno State. The proposed shelter interventions aim to improve the protection, safety, and dignity of the flood and displacement-affected 1,050 men, women, boys, and girls in Gwoza/Puka Borno State. Every year, Adamawa faces challenges during the rainy season due to floods. NRC has a strong presence in the proposed location, specifically in Gwoza and Pulka LGA which are considered one of the most affected by floods and conflict. NRC will rely on its strong logistical presence and warehousing capacities for the implementation of this project, which will be critical for impact. In addition, IDPs in camps and camp-like situations will be promoted through improved access to appropriate shelter solutions including the construction of Dikwa type Shelters, temporary shelter repairs, and essential household items. The selection of project beneficiaries will be carried out in a transparent and inclusive manner in line with shelter/NFIs cluster recommended selection criteria, which is captured on NRC beneficiary selection tools. Meetings will be organised to sensitise the communities on the objectives, activities and project implementation modalities, and selection criteria. This will ensure full communication and acceptance of the project by relevant stakeholders, especially the beneficiaries. Under the constructions, NRC plans to bring a complimentary housing, land and property (HLP) component that aims to improve security of tenure for planned shelter provisions, while at the same time strengthening community-based dispute resolution structures to tackle HLP issues that may arise from the provision of shelters solution.


To provide a cohesive improvement of living conditions, NRC will provide 210 households with Shelter/NFI support that will include the following activities: construction of 104 Dikwa type Shelters, Rainy Season 2022 activity targeting 106 households with temporary Shelter repair assistance and distribution of improved NFI kits to 210 households.
Promoting Access to Integrated GBV Services to Conflict Affected Communities in Borno State. The project aims to promote access to integrated GBV and health services to conflict affected communities in Bama LGA of Borno state. The project will achieve through direct and indirect interventions such as distribution of dignity kits to women and girls of reproductive age, economic empowerment and livelihood support to GBV/ SGBV survivors, GBV case management and referral, capacity building to humanitarian actors, strengthening community structures for PSEA, GBV and SGBV prevention and reporting, and behavior change communication  through door to door sensitization and supporting the coordination of the GBV and health sector. 

The project is targeting 3,500 vulnerable individuals in Bama LGA  both in IDP camps and host communities with the aim of reducing suffering and vulnerability to GBV, SGBV amp SEA for women and girls of reproductive age. Rehabilitation Empowerment and Better Health Initiative (REBHI) will identify and support 20 women and girl’s survivors of GBV with economic empowerment interventions to learn tailoring skills on making reusable sanitary pads and face masks which will be used as part of locally produced and assembled dignity kits to reach an additional 500 vulnerable women and girls (10% of this target will be disabled people) within IDP camps and host communities. Existing community structures will be strengthened and new ones will be established to provide volunteer GBV sensitization, referral, tracking and reporting. The project will also provide GBV case management services to 30 women and girls. Additionally, there will be capacity building to 40 NNGOs and CSOs on PSEA policy development and implementation. There will be capacity building training of 6 Project Volunteers and 6 Key Opinion Leaders on  GBV core concept and risk mitigation to enable them deliver effective GBV and health services in the project communities.  

The project will also support the co-ordination of the GBV sub-sector through co-ordination of the dignity kits technical working group (which REBHI leads) by assessing reviewing and implementing the needs of beneficiaries into the standardized dignity kits contents.
Mine Risk Education to at risk population in Gwoza and Monguno. Northeast Nigeria is facing a landmine crisis as a result of the ongoing conflict between non-state armed groups and the Nigerian Army. From 1 January 2016 to August 2022, 1646 people were either injured or killed by landmines and other explosive remnants of war (ERW). Nigeria is among the countries with the highest casualty rates in the world. Most of the incidents are of mines of an improvised nature and ERWs resulting from numerous clashes between government forces and non-state armed groups. The threat posed by such explosive ordnance (EO) drives communities from their home and restricts the productive use of land. Further, expansive contamination of EO in vast areas of land has exacerbates the humanitarian crisis by denying or restricting access to assistance for the most vulnerable at-risk population. 
This project aims to address EO contamination in Gowza and Monguno LGAs by tailoring an integrated approach to humanitarian mine action, by delivering safety messages and life-saving Risk Education to IDPs, returnees, and host communities, identifying EO victims, and collecting information on contamination through Non-Technical Survey (NTS) and Remote Contamination Baseline assessments (RCBA). MAG will build on its partnership with INGOs and a national NGO and explores other collaboration opportunities such as liaison with all relevant stakeholders within the area of operation in order to expand the impact, reach and sustainability of the project.
Provision of shelter solutions to vulnerable households in Borno and Adamawa states. The project seeks to address lifesaving shelter intervention to support flood affected population. The rainy season and the resultant floods caused damages to shelter and loss of basic household items. 
Through a rapid needs assessment and in consultation with the Shelter and Non-Food Items Sector, the project will implement in the following sites in the following project locations: Ngala Local Government Area (LGA) in Borno state Michika, Mubi North, Mubi South and Yola South in Adamawa state. DRC will preposition NFIs in its Mubi central warehouse and its Yola office and in common warehouse at Ngala for easy access in emergency situations. DRC will procure the NFIs through a competitive selection of vendors/contractors using DRC procurement processes/procedures and following DRC’s procurement policies. Although DRC has a framework agreement in place, some NFI will be procured will be procured through Request for quotations (RFQ), as they are not in DRC’s common pipeline. 
Additionally, DRC will address the shelter needs of the persons of concern by assisting in emergency shelters construction/repair for displaced in camps, returnees' and host communities. DRC will work with the community leaders and landowners to ensure that relevant documentations such as the memorandum of understanding (MoU), authorization certificate and handover certificate are in place to curb issues around Housing, Land and Property (HLP). 
After consulting with the Shelter and Non-Food Items Sector, DRC will distribute the following kits in line with the Sector’s BoQ: Shelter Kit, Emergency Shelter Sits, Improved NFI Kits, Emergency.
Industrial Rehabilitation Project (ADB) The objective of the project was to make the country's industrial sector more competitive internationally through rehabilitating, replacing and modernizing worn out and obsolete machinery and equipment of industrial enterprises.  The gains in competitiveness shall be attributable mainly to improvements in products quality and declines in unit production costs arising from the use of improved technologies.  The project was also expected to help in the preservation of existing jobs and to generate new ones through the expansion of the activities of downstream and upstream firms. is to render the industrial sector more competitive internationally through rehabilitating, replacing and modernizing industrial plant and equipment.
Zimbabwe - Humanitarian Emergency Assistance to The 2005 Drought Victims The proposed Bank emergency humanitarian relief assistance projet aims to the alleviation of the suffering of the drought-affected victims in Zimbabwe. It is a Relief food assistance which will be channelled through targeted food distribution to households with insufficient crop production (as a result of insufficient rainfall), as well as those with no livestock or other sources of income (remittances, wage labour, etc) to purchase food and other basic needs; and widows, orphans, female- and elderly-headed households without visible means of survival. This assistance will be specifically targeted to provinces and districts most affected by poor rainfall. The total grant amount will be limited to the approved country ceiling of US$500,000 (five hundred thousand). Le projet d'aide humanitaire d'urgence proposé par la Banque vise à atténuer les souffrances des victimes de la sécheresse au Zimbabwe. Il s’agit d’une aide alimentaire de secours qui sera acheminée par le biais d’une distribution ciblée de vivres aux ménages dont la production agricole est insuffisante (insuffisance de pluie), ainsi qu’à ceux qui n’ont pas d’élevage ni d’autres sources de revenus (envois de fonds, travail salarié, etc.) pour acheter de la nourriture et autres besoins de base; et les veuves, les orphelins, les ménages dirigés par des femmes et des personnes âgées sans moyens de survie visibles. Cette aide ciblera plus particulièrement les provinces et les districts les plus touchés par les faibles précipitations. Le montant total de la subvention est limité au plafond approuvé de 500 000 USD (cinq cent mille) par pays. The objective of the proposed Bank emergency humanitarian relief assistance is to contribute to the alleviation of the suffering of the drought-affected victims in Zimbabwe. L’aide humanitaire d’urgence proposée par la Banque a pour objectif de contribuer à atténuer les souffrances des victimes de la sécheresse au Zimbabwe. This project targets vulnerable individuals and households with the primary objective of saving lives and preserving livelihoods, and will be distributed through programming categories such as Food Security, Health and Nutrition, HIV/AIDS, and Education. Ce projet cible les individus et les ménages vulnérables ayant pour objectif principal de sauver des vies et de préserver les moyens de subsistance, et sera réparti par le biais de catégories de programmes telles que Sécurité alimentaire, Santé et nutrition, VIH / sida et Éducation.
Zimbabwe - TA for HIPC Eligibility Assessment The project is a grant earmarked to capacitate Zimbabwe to build national capacity in order to accessing funds under the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) facility. This support will be used to help the country design detailed scenarios for external debt arrears clearance and debt relief including restructuring taking into account hypothetical traditional debt relief assumptions, reviewing and undertaking macroeconomic forecasts. The exercise will also assist in identifying any gaps in the macroeconomic, external and domestic debt database and seek ways of filling them and prepare a report on the assessment of HIPC Initiative Eligibility and to senior policy makers. This programme is expected to implement a raft of economic reforms in the country. Le projet est une subvention destinée à permettre au Zimbabwe de se doter d'une capacité nationale pour accéder aux fonds dans le cadre du mécanisme en faveur des pays pauvres très endettés (PPTE). Cette facilité servira notamment à aider le pays à élaborer des scénarios détaillés pour l'apurement des arriérés de la dette extérieure et un allégement de la dette, y compris une restructuration tenant compte d'hypothèses d'allégement de la dette traditionnelles hypothétiques traditionnelles, ainsi que des prévisions et des prévisions macroéconomiques. L'exercice contribuera également à identifier les lacunes dans la base de données sur la dette macroéconomique, extérieure et intérieure, à rechercher les moyens de les combler et à préparer un rapport sur l'évaluation de l'éligibilité à l'Initiative PPTE et à l'intention des décideurs de haut niveau. Ce programme devrait mettre en œuvre une série de réformes économiques dans le pays. The overall objective of the TA grant is to enable Zimbabwe to undertake a debt sustainability analysis and to formulate a roadmap to accessing debt relief under HIPC; and also (ii) to build national capacity to design, update and implement strategy, construct poverty reduction plans, and carry out portfolio-review analysis and for debt sustainability analysis. L’objectif général du don d’assistance technique est de permettre au Zimbabwe de : (i) procéder à une analyse de viabilité de la dette et de formuler une feuille de route pour obtenir un allégement de la dette au titre de l’Initiative PPTE; et aussi (ii) renforcer la capacité nationale à concevoir, mettre à jour et mettre en œuvre une stratégie, à élaborer des plans de réduction de la pauvreté, à effectuer une analyse de portefeuille et à analyser la viabilité de la dette. The main beneficiary of this support is the Government of the Republic of Zimbabwe. Le principal bénéficiaire de cet appui est le Gouvernement de la République de Zimbabwe.
Telecommunications - I The objective was to assist PTC to improve the telecommunications service which was provided by a network that had suffered under- capitalisation for a long time.
Rural Road Project Phase I The principal objective of the project is to upgrade and construct existing gravel/earth roads to bitumen standard in order to link the four growth points within the project area to the main arteries of the highway network and thereby to bring these areas inot the main economic and social fabric of the country.
Zimbabwe - Rural Water Supply Zimbabwe - Approvisionnement en eau en milieu rural It is intended under the project to drill boreholes, develop other water sources, provide raw water abstraction,. transmission, treat- ment, storage, and distribution facilities and construct potable water consumer collection points at selected 80 rural service centres and 6 regional economic growth centres in the Communual Lands. Each water supply scheme will have as the core a service centre, local growth point, which intended to provide a basis for healt, educational agricultural, and administrative services for the surrounding areas. In addition, with the provision of a basic  water service at each centre, it would be expected that establishment of additional retail businesses would be centralized and thus marketing facilities for both local and external produce and services would be improved resulting in a better integration  of the rural population into the national economy.
Zimbabwe - Dande Smallholder Irrigation Project Zimbabwe - Projet d'irrigation des petits exploitants de Dande The overall objective of the project is to increase production of food crops, commercial and horticultural crops through adoption of high yielding technology under irrigated conditions through involvement of smallholder and women farmers. This will improve household food security, improve employment and income of the rural households, leading to poverty alleviation.
Institutional Capacity Development to Zimbabwe Aid and Debt Management Office (ZADMO) The Institutional Capacity Development to Zimbabwe Aid and Debt Management Office (ZADMO) has been approved in August 2011. Financed by the Fragile States Facility, the project ended in 2015.
Rural Roads II The primary objectives of the project are to: (i) link the remote communal areas with the main social and economic centres of the country; and (ii) lower transport costs by upgrading the existing earth or gravel roads to all-weather bitumen surfaced standard.
Power System Rehabilitation (electrification I) Project 1. Overall Objective: To rehabilitate power system of Zimbabwe -----------------  2. Specific Objectives: Strengthening of transmission lines    -------------------