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Hamed Hasan Jabor Bakery Expansion in Kadhmiya Supply with Oven, Machines and Equipment Hamed Hasan Jabor Bakery Expansion in Kadhmiya Supply with Oven, Machines and Equipment
CONSTRUCT 400kV OVHD. LINE HADITHA POWER PLANT -QAIM CONSTRUCT 400kV OVHD. LINE HADITHA POWER PLANT -QAIM
Emergency ﾠProcurment-Security &Protection Equipment Emergency ﾠProcurment-Security &Protection Equipment
Diwaniya-Hay Al Nahdha Temp. Employment & Community Cleanup Diwaniya-Hay Al Nahdha Temp. Employment & Community Cleanup
WASH Assistance for vulnerable host and out-of-camp South Sudanese Refugees in El Jabalian locality, Project overall objective is to provide services and facilities to at least 25,000 people (about 5,000 HHs) in 8 villages (Alagaya, Alganaa, Almagabi, Alaoudha, Almusalameia Kaja, Kilikees, Shandi Foog, Um Alguara - Kanbo 4) in El Jabalian locality, White Nile State. Affected population to be targeted by the project will be vulnerable host communities (HCs) and out of camp South Sudanese refugees (SSRs), t schools and health facilities (provision of sanitation and hygiene facilities).
The objective contributes to WASH sector priorities : Provide and enable affected people’s access to basic water services, Provide and enable affected people access to limited sanitation services  and  Provide and enable affected people access to hygiene services
The  following activities will be delivered;
1. Rehabilitate 4 water pipeline systems in Alagaya, Alganaa, Almagabi, Alaoudha villages
2.Rehabilitate (elevated tanks and piping systems) one hafir in Almusalameia Kaja village
3. Standard Activity : Conduct WASH-related training at community and/or institution level
Conduct 5 three-day trainings/refresher trainings for 5 Water User Committees (100 people)
4.  Provide operation and maintenance tools to the 5 Water User Committees on the rehabilitated water pipeline systems and hafir
5.  Construct, with inputs from community members, 16 latrines in 4 schools; 8 latrines in 2 health centres and 16 latrines in 4 community/social centres. The latrines will be constructed in blocks, one block having four drop-holes
6. Conduct 160 bi-monthly waste collection and management campaigns in 8 villages. Breakdown: 2 campaigns per month for eight villages for ten months
7. Conduct 160 awareness campaigns on safe personal, household, and environmental sanitation and hygiene practices in 8 villages: Breakdown - 2 campaigns per village per month for ten months
8. Conduct 8 three-day trainings for 160 Hygiene Promotors on PHAST
9. Conduct 4 three-day trainings for 80 children on CHAST
Improving WASH services and facilities for vulnerable  host communities and out­of­camp South Sudane This 24­month project will improve WASH services and 
facilities for vulnerable host communities and out­ of camp refugees and contributing to SDG targets 6.1 and 
6.2. This will be achieved through providing lifesaving safe and sustainable Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene 
(WASH) services for 25,000 people in 8 villages in El Jabalain locality, White Nile State, Sudan. The project 
outcomes are: 1) At least 16,000 people have improved access to safe, sufficient, and sustainable water in 4 
villages in Al Jabalian locality; 2) Improved hygiene, sanitation, and waste management for 25,000 people in 
8 villages in Al Jabalian locality.
Integrated WASH & FSL Response for IDPs, returnees & host communities in Al Abbassiya and Abu Karsho An inter-agency assessment conducted by CAFOD, in collaboration with ASSIST, SIDO and UPO revealed existence of widespread FSL and WASH gaps and needs for IDPs, returnees and host communities in Abu Kershola, Al Abbassiya and Al Qoz localities. The assessment was conducted in Al Qoz locality (Kurkurra and EL-Dubaibat south villages) on 27th – 30th August; Al Abbassiya locality (Gardoud Nyama and Banet villages) on 1st – 4th September and in Abu-Kershola locality (Alfaid and Khor Eldalaib villages) on 6th – 8th September 2019. The assessment established that affected populations continued to face critical gaps in accessing food, water and had no reliable sources of livelihoods. High number of IDPs, returnees and host community populations were food insecure (had no stored grain food; poor status of animal health), lacked sufficient agricultural inputs, had no access to reliable sources of livelihoods (most had sold out livelihood assets such as livestock, household items and farming tools), and lacked money to purchase farm inputs/tools from the markets. 
The overall objective of the project is to provide lifesaving Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) services and facilities to at least 12,844 people (approximately 2570 HHs) in Al Abbassiya and Abu Kershola localities. Affected population to be targeted by the project will be Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs), returnees and host communities.
The following are the expected project outcomes: 
1. Increased capacity of at least 12,844 people to sustainably access quality and sufficient clean water
2 Increased target communities' knowledge and skills on safe sanitation and hygiene practices
3. Increased capacity of at least 1000 HHs to access agricultural inputs and services
4. Increased capacity of at least 1000 HHs on household food availability through reduction of farm and post-harvest losses
Building Community Resilience in sustainable forest management in Sudan, North Darfur State Climate change in Darfur has disrupted people’s lives by curtailing the availability of resources, prevalence of recurrent droughts thus resulting in negatively impacting on food security and livelihoods thereby spurring greater competition and con?ict. Human activities due to limited livelihood opportunities, which include cutting down trees by brick moulders, charcoal making for household use and population increase has resulted in deforestation thus contributing to changing rainfall patterns and compounding on the negative impact of climate . The main objectives of the project are to: (1) Improve communities’ resilience by introducing alternative solutions to deforestation and support communities’ awareness to effectively engage in forestry management and (2) introduce and build the capacity of the local implementing partner on the rolling out and application of CAFOD’s Environmental Stewardship Tool (EST). This shall be achieved through a combination of interventions which will include selection of beneficiaries, training of selected beneficiaries to build climate resilience, provision of support in terms of inputs for the selected beneficiaries which will include forest nurseries  establishment, pasture management, alternative sources of energy , support for alternative brick moulding processes for the youths.
Khartoum Emergency Response- Warm Winter project Kararri and Um Bada Localities This project is emergency response to the campaign initiated by the Sudan National Secretariat General of the voluntary work of the National Congress, Khartoum State. That has inaugurated the warm winter project at Karari  and Um Bada locality, Khartoum State, that seeks to distribute winter cloths to families in a number of quarters.
CAFOD in collaboration with national partner Mujaddidoun has on going education project in Khartoum state, the project targeted 12 schools in the two mentioned localities, Karri and Um Beda.  The winter in Sudan this year is considered exceptionally cold and a threat to the well being of the kids and other vulnerable community members. Those two localities are considered by the Ministry of Education *(MoE) as 2 of the 4 most needy localities in Khartoum state. They are host to vulnerable communities of different types; IDPs, refugees and economically displaced people. CAFOD and Mujaddidoun respond to some of those problems with objective to increase enrolment, retention rate in these 12 schools, and to ensure quality basic education that can help in bettering future life.
Project targets:  Project will target 1,500 school children (boys and girls) of grades 1,2 and 3 for all the 12 schools currently being covered by CAFOD and Mujadiddun interventions.
 
Project objective: To support 1,500 boys and girls in need of warm clothes during the harsh winter months of December 15 to February 16.

Project activities' include: 
a)	Rapid Assessment to verify the needy children
b)	Purchase of warm clothes for 1,500 school boys and girls in CAFOD and Mujadiddun target schools in Khartoum state.
c)	Purchase of blankets to 150 HH- 2 per HH for targeted families for boys and girls of the aforementioned schools
d)	Distribution of warm clothes to 1500 boys and girls of grade 1,2 and 3. 
e)     Distribution of blankets to 150 vulnerable households around the target schools 
f)	Post distributions Monitoring (PDM)

4.	Project Monitoring:Post distributions monitoring will conduct after one month of distribution to monitor the aid to beneficiaries.
CAFOD will coordinate response to warm winter needy in two mentioned localities by working together with national partners and all order government., Since the two targeted localities remain the poorest localities in Khartoum state and winter weather remains a threats to the safety of poor individuals and school children experiences poor shelters  and needy for worm clothes.
Promoting self-reliance for refugees and vulnerable host community in ElRedis II and Jouri The project aims to improve well-being and livelihood resilience for the vulnerable women and men in ElRedis II and Jouri.  The project targeted directly 480 refugees and vulnerable host community members through 80 HHs. The outcomes of the project are; vulnerable women and men in in ElRedis II and Jouri achieve improved household food security and  improved income security. The two outcomes will be achieved through provision of agro and livestock farming inputs and development of strong community based enterprises.
Key project output include: 
 Output 1: 80 beneficiaries (60 host community & 20 refugees) food insecure households supported with quality seeds, tools, veterinary inputs and extension services.
•Output 2: 250 Refugees and host communities trained and provided with start-up kits for village saving and loans associations.
•Output 3: 140 unemployed Refugees & host community youth and women have improved capacity in income generating activities, Agro-forestry management skills and fuel efficiency.
The main project activities are; vegetable production and enterprise development. The project will have initial activity on people and communities’ selection for the project through a participatory approach. Under vegetable production a group of 20 men will be supported to do vegetable growing in 10 feddans leased for a year. The vegetable production will further be supported through mechanised ploughing of the land, hire of watering pumping systems, fencing and extension services. 
On activities under enterprise development there will be training on business management for 45 households, provision of start-up capital to 40 women in the income generation groups and formation of 4 marketing association for handcrafts and embroidery small and medium entrepreneur. In addition one group of women (15 member) will supported with a cereals/ grain grinding machines for income generation.
The project will seek to strengthen capacity of the targeted people through training on values chain for 60 people and connecting 20 hand craft and embroidery producer groups with traders in Kosti and Alsalam locality for marketing opportunities.
There will be monitoring which will be contacted by both CAFOD and ASSIST during the project implementation.
WASH and Shelter Emergency Response Project for Elmegenis District conflict Elmegnis villages lied in the edge of southern border of WNS in approximate distance 170 Km from Kosti and known as disputed border point with South Sudan according to the comprehensive peace agreement (CPA). 
On 7 Aug 2021, a violent conflict erupted at Elmegnis border point between South Sudanese two rebel groups affiliates to Shiluk and Nuer tribes who are resided in the area allegedly due to political disputes which involved use of heavy arms such as rifles, tanks, etc.  As a result the civilian population from both host community and South Sudanese who are caught in the battle field have fled into various locations within Sudan.  Hence, in light of the ongoing escalation and threats and serious impacts on civilation population. 
HAC commissioner for White Nile State (WNS) has called for urgent humanitarian meeting and breifed all actors that, based on information from the State Security Committee most of population inhabited at Elmegnis are forced to got displaced into various locations and currently living in miserable conditions and there is urgent need for humanitarian actors operational in WNS to interven in mitigation of the conflict consequences and impact on civillian population.
The overall population at Elmegnis according to the local adminstratioon and HAC is estimated around 30,000+ individuals with South Sudanese represent 40% of them (approximately 20,000 individuals) belong to Shiluk and Nuer tribes. 
Planning objectives: 
•	To assess impact of the erupted conflict at Elmegnis on resident’s civilian population from both sides Sudan and South Sudan population in term of immediate emergency needs and response capacities. 
•	To identify and targeting immediate emergency needs and response to conflict at Elmegnis on resident’s civilian population from both sides Sudan and South Sudan population
•	To assess the current situation and level of rendered services for affected population during the emergency period including NFI/ES, education, FSL, WASH, Health & Nutrition, and Protection needs.
•	To advocate for enhancing communities’ resilience during and post-emergency
Distance Learning Programme for Teacher Education: Malakal Diocese. This is a 2 year teacher education project based on distance teacher training model with satellite training centres in 8 dioceses in Southern Sudan. The main training centre will be based in Malakal diocese. The project will focus in the initial first two year period on construction of training facility, conducting English language course for the pioneer trainee teachers before embarking on full teacher training programme in the third year of inception. The project aims at sustaining adequate production of trained teachers as a means of improving the quality of education in Southern Sudan.
Food security and livelihood support for IDPs and vulunerable communities in Abukarshola As the result of the on going  conflict in south Kordfan  the targeted communities in Abu Karshola locality are unable to maintain secure livelihoods because of the disruption of traditional livelihoods patterns, asset loss, disruption of social services, collapse of social networks, lack of access to economic opportunities, and limited access to land. Due to the poor harvest in 2016 season, most of the farmers received lean  harvest which has  increased of number of acute food insecure households in the targets area. Poor harvest also led to limited agriculture labor opportunities and below average wage rate.
The project specific objective:
- To reduce food insecurity and malnutrition for 500 Households in Kor Aldalep, Kor Alteena and Alfeed villages in Abu Kershola Locality of South Kordofan. 
- To strengthen self- reliance and facilitate durable solutions to 500 HH in Kor Aldalep, Kor Alteena and Alfeed villages in Abu Kershola Locality of South Kordofan.
 Project Outputs:
Output 1: 500 framer provided with  emergency agricultural inputs seed and tools to IDPs in Abu Kershola Locality of South Kordofan and   emergency agricultural extension services to improve production  in Abu Kershola Locality of South Kordofan
out put 2:  5000 animals belonging to 200 HH provided with vaccination and treatment 
Output 3: Provide livelihood support to Abu Kershola Locality of South Kordofan
Output 4: Build the resilience of community through DRR capacity 
Project Activities include:
1- Needs assessments and community set -ups, start-up of project 
2-  Seeds  and tools distribution
3- Farmer Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) training based on activities.
4- Training of 6 CAHWs and conduct 2 vaccination campaign. 
5-Mobilization and DRR training- HVCA.
6- Development of CAPs and Support to Implement the developed CAPs
Provision of sanitation and hygiene services and facilities to South Sudanese Refugees in El Salaam This project seeks to provide sanitation and hygiene services and facilities to South Sudanese refugees in White Nile State in two localities (El Salam and Al Jabalian localities). This project will mainly focus on improving sanitation and hygiene gaps/needs of South Sudanese refugees in the ten camps Alagaya, Dabat Bosin, and new camp relocated from Alganaa, Al Jamiya, Khor Al Warel, Um Sangor, Al Redis I, Al Redis II, Jouri, and Al Kashafa, located in El Salam and El Jabalian localities thereby reducing instances of water-borne or water-related diseases, for 276,217  refugees. Delivery of the project will be through rehabilitation of existing latrines, desludging of the existing communal latrines, construction of improved trench emergency communal latrines, construction of shared household/family latrines, decommissioning of out of use communal latrines, operation and maintenance of shared family latrines, communal and household latrines; provision of personal, household and community sanitation and hygiene services; and capacity strengthening of sanitation and hygiene structures in the camps. The project is part and parcel of the Sudan Country Refugee Response Plan (CRP), UNHCR Sudan and WASH sector 2022 priorities . The processes of project implementation will incorporate efforts and inputs of Ministry of Health (MoH), Commissioner for Refugees (COR), the Water Environmental Sanitation Project (WES), UNHCR, UNICEF, WASH partners, and Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC). Project design is informed by WASH sector strategies and recommendations.
Provision of hygiene and sanitation services to South Sudanese Refugees in Al Salaam and Al Jabalain This project seeks to provide sanitation and hygiene services and facilities to South Sudanese refugees in White Nile State in two localities (Al Salam and Al Jabalian localities). This project will mainly focus on improving sanitation and hygiene gaps/needs of South Sudanese refugees in the 10 camps in Al Salam and Al Jabalian localities, thereby reducing instances of water-borne or water-related diseases for 228,169  refugees in the 10 camps. Delivery of the project will be through rehabilitation of existing latrines, desludging of the existing communal latrines, construction of improved trench emergency communal latrines, construction of shared household/family latrines, decommissioning of out-of-use communal latrines, operation and maintenance of shared family latrines, communal and household latrines, provision of personal, household and community sanitation and hygiene services and capacity strengthening of sanitation and hygiene structures in the camps. The project is part and parcel of the priorities of the Sudan Country Refugee Response Plan (CRP), UNHCR Sudan Multi Year Strategy and WASH sector 2023 . The processes of project implementation will incorporate efforts and inputs of the Ministry of Health (MoH), Commissioner for Refugees (COR), the Water Environmental Sanitation Project (WES), UNHCR, UNICEF, WASH partners, and Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC). Project design is informed by WASH sector strategies and recommendations.
Provision of emergency services to refugee in Gadaref D&P, in partnership with CAFOD and NCA, proposes to provide emergency protection assistance to 12,500 Ethiopian women, men and children in Tunaydbah Refugee Settlement. A comprehensive package of services will be provided to at-risk refugees and GBV survivors in NCA’s Women and Girls Safe Space and Community Centre, including psychological support and referrals, life skills and recreational activities, and cash assistance. In addition, the project will focus on preventing GBV and other protection risks in the community through outreach activities and awareness raising campaigns as well as through protection-focused multi-sector services such as the provision of energy kits (fuel efficient cooking stoves and portable solar lights) and essential hygiene and sanitation products (including menstrual hygiene). The two-year implementation period will allow to build self-sufficiency and resilience among the target community, especially of women and girls, and to reach sustainable changes by addressing structural inequalities, injustices, and barriers (including GBV-related rights and entitlements). 
It is expected that 12,500 refugees will benefit from multiple services under this project, including 8,401 (80%F/ 20%M) who will benefit directly from protection services over two years. This represents 75% of all females and 25% of all males in the camp.
Integrated support to vulnerable communities in Um Badah and Sharq El Nile localities, Khartoum The overall objective of this project is to provide an improved inclusive WASH, food security and livelihood services, and Protection through enhancing the contribution of civil society, particularly women and youths in 2 localities of Khartoum State (Um Bada,). 

Project Outcome and Output:
FSL Theme
Outcome 1: The capacity of communities to respond to livelihood shocks improved through access to essential inputs and services.
Output 1:1
Essential seeds and tools distributed
Output 1:2:
 Micro Finance training provided
Protection theme:
Outcome 1: Improved child protection services through an effective response mechanism focusing on the most vulnerable children in targeted host communities of Om Bada Locality
Output 1:1:
 Targeted communities trained on CP mechanisms.
Output 1.2: Case Management services to targeted communities provided
Outcome 2: Improved safety, health, and dignity of women and girls through the provision of quality GBV response services for women and girls in Om Bada locality.
Output 2.1: 01 Community-based Protection Networks on GBV/SEA established.
Output 2.2: 04  Awareness-raising sessions on GBV and  SEA Conducted.
Output 2.3: Dignity kits to vulnerable women and girls of reproductive age as a part of lifesaving GBV interventions procured and distributed.
WASH Theme:
Outcome 1: Improved access to sanitation among targeted populations.
Output 1.2: WASH NFIs distributed.
Output 1.3:  Hygiene messaging to targeted people delivered
Educational Infrastructure Improvement in Mayo Locality - Khartoum This flagship project for Caritas Sudan in Khartoum aims to promote quality education for children living in Mayo locality, a suburb of Khartoum where most low-income earners and refugees live. The Church is well known for its capacity in the education sector, usually providing such services in poor communities for Vulnerable children, teenagers, and adults. To fulfil its mission amidst the unique socio-economic situation in Sudan and given the church’s positioning, Caritas Sudan has decided to take the lead to engage partners to advocate and seek support to address the current challenges faced in the two schools in Mayo locality, Boys Model Education Centre, and Our Lady of Hope Girls primary schools.

Project Goal
Enhance access to quality education and the welfare of vulnerable pupils in Mayo locality.

Project Objectives
Improve the learning and hygiene conditions in the targeted schools to create a conducive learning environment for the pupils.
Create a conducive working environment to boost the teacher’s morale to provide the needed education and skills to the pupils. 
Empower the PTA members to facilitate having a functional Association aware of its roles and effectively participating in the management of the schools.
Improved financial sustainability for the schools.

INTERVENTION STRATEGY
Infrastructure Renovations
Provision of Learning Aids and Equipment
Capacity Building of the PTA members and Untrained Teachers
Establish a School Income Generation Project;