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Life Saving WASH Assistance for Returnee Families of 10 Villages of Upper Orakzai Agency, FATA The conflict situation in FATA forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes and take refuge in other cities of Pakistan. The groups which suffered the most are the women headed households and children. However, after successful military operation, return of families has started to FATA including Orakzai agency. According to official government statistics more than 25000 families have returned until 3rd May, 2016 and further return is in progress. 

This initiative is based on assessment carried out by PAWT in Orakzai Agency from to 5th to 7th May, 2016. Based on the assessment the intervention is proposed on following WASH activities:

1. Construction of water wells in schools. 
2. Construction of water wells in health centers. 
3. Provision of hand pumps to schools.
4. Construction/rehabilitation of latrines
6. Hygiene awareness raising sessions

Following are some of the villages where the need assessment took place: 

1. Ali-khel
2. Ghilja
3. Kandow
4. Koe
5. Yakh

There is a dire need for the humanitarian community to assist the returnees as most of the families lost their houses during the conflict and almost full villages were put on fire. The public and community infrastructure like roads, schools, hospitals, streets were badly damaged in the conflict affected area of Orakzai Agency. Almost every sector of life was badly affected due to the conflict and the community needs support in every sector of life. Considering the vulnerable situation of the returnees of Upper Orakzai, PAWT is submitting this proposal to PHPF on WASH assistance to returnees with the coordination and facilitation of UNOCHA and shelter cluster of KPK/FDMA. 

This project will target returnees of Upper Orakzai Agency. PAWT has NOC for North Waziristan and South Waziristan and hopefully PAWT will receive NOC within 15 days for this project. As soon as NOC is received PAWT will conduct coordination meetings with political administration and community. Village councils will be created to involve the community in the project and a detailed assessment form will be developed to identify the most vulnerable beneficiaries.
Provision of  life saving nutrition services  for Orakzai and Kurram  Agencies  of Federally Administered Tribal Areas, Pakistan. -	The activities will be carried out for  target population of  Orakzai and Kurram Agency, through local government health departments in close collaboration with other relevant government authorities (FDMA) and UN Agencies including WFP, UNICEF and UNOCHA coordinated through provincial nutrition cluster of KP/FATA. WHO will assist the government and I/NGO partners by providing support to implement the community-based and facility based nutrition interventions, and will procure and arrange timely delivery of supplies (stabilization center and surveillance equipment, medicines, etc.). Supplies (F-75, F-100) for the inpatient care will be provided by UNICEF  for treatment of SAM with complication children.
-	The proposed strategy for nutrition interventions is designed to ensure the provision of lifesaving nutrition services for severely acute malnourished children (boys and girls) to prevent poor nutritional outcome through rigorous promotion of therapeutic feeding practices, proper hygiene/sanitation and improved maternal nutrition and nutrition education on locally available foods setting up of a robust reporting and information system and monitoring mechanism establishment of a strong surveillance system, and emphasize capacity development of health care providers working in the target health facilities to be implemented in partnership with FATA nutrition cell, WFP, UNICEF.
-	 The Nutrition Stabilization Centers (NSCs)  and Health amp Nutrition Surveillance System (HANSS) will be streamlined in Kurram Agency and for TDPs of Orakzai agency. The project interventions will be monitored through various means including WHO internal monitoring, Cluster joint monitoring and by, line government agencies.
-	The overall objective of the proposed project under Nutrition Cluster for KP and FATA is to ensure provision of life saving nutritional services for vulnerable children (boys and girls) at the facility and community level that meet national and internationally recommended minimum standard of care for a population affected by an emergency.
-	 (1) To ensure provision of lifesaving nutrition services for severely acute malnourished children (boys and girls) less than five years of age through facility based nutritional management approach.
-	(2) To contribute to the prevention of malnutrition in early childhood through promotion of improved infant and young child feeding, care giving and care seeking practices at the facility, community and family level (in nutrition stabilization centers and surveillance system at community and family level)
-	(3) To strengthen capacity for effective implementation of nutrition interventions through briefing sessions of DoH and partners ensure effective and timely implementation of nutrition interventions through enhanced coordination and information gathering monitoring of trends and status of malnutrition in the target population.
-	(4) To streamline and strengthen the nutrition sentinel site surveillance system to know about the trend of nutrition in the population.
Construction of 7 Pre-Fabricated Health Facilities in Orakzai and Kurram for provision of critical life saving health services in sustainable manner to returning population. The proposed project is about construction of 5 health facilities in Orakzai and 2 health facilities in Kurram Agency, where mostly the health facilities are 100% destroyed and sustainable services require permanent or semi- permanent structures for Govt. to carry on with continuous health services provision after phasing out of Organizations from the area.

Under the project, 7 health facilities will be constructed and fictionalized, the proposed 7 government health facilities 1. CHC Chapri Feroz Khel, 2. CD Badan, 3. CD Talai, 4. CD Nareek, 5. BHU Yakh Kandow, 6. BHU Daggar and 7. BHU Murghan 

The project will train 40 Government health staff of the  7 selected health facilities and DoH in 3 sessions on record keeping, medicine rationalization, Disease Early Warning System (DEWS) for early detection, notifying, response mechanism for outbreak with reporting tools as well as prioritization of diseases under consideration. 

The project also includes equipping the health facilities with required medical equipment, furniture will also provide essential life saving medicines to fill the gap and will be handed over to the health department for service provision and support continuation of provision of quality health services to the affected population.
Provision of Education Assistance to the returnee children in central kurram, FATA The project is aimed at ensuring the provision of education services to returnee children in 25 schools in areas of Ali zai and Mehsud Zai of Kurram Agency. For an initial understanding of the needs on the ground, WEO field team visited the area and held meetings with key stakeholders including the returnee families, parents, children (boys and girls), community members, house-wives, local influential, and male and female teachers and officials. The education officials provided a list of 25 fully/partially damaged schools in the area. The grass-root level feedback, and the inter-cluster assessment mission reports helped in designing the project for provision of education services to returnee children. The overall objective of the project is to provide safe, inclusive and quality education services by Creating an Enabling Environment in the conflict affected area. The project strategy includes the establishment of Temporary Learning Centers at the damaged school sites, installation of pre-fabricated school structures, provision of teaching-learning material, need-based hiring of para-teachers, capacity building of teachers, community members, and social mobilization activities. 

At the outset of the project, needs assessment will be carried out which will help in profiling the school data related to enrolment, and the nature and extent of damages to educational institutions. The project activities will support provision of education services to 3000 children, including 1560 girls. Under the capacity building component, 50 teachers (24 male and 26 female) will be provided training on Education in Emergency, Psycho-social support, and life skills. The Taleemi Islahi Jirga will be formed in 25 schools, and its members trained to help improve enrolment, retention and bringing in out of school children beside school improvement plans. Furthermore awareness raising sessions, agency level seminars, walks will be arranged to increase the enrollment of both boys and girls in the targeted schools. The teachers and government officials will be trained on the Disaster Risk Reduction and a training manual will be designed and developed that government can train other teachers as well.  

The provision of supplies include School Tents with temporary latrine facilities, teaching learning material including the school mats and temporary fencing around TLCs particularly around girls’ schools keeping in view the local cultural sensitivity.
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Professionalisation of Youth Work This project promotes the recognition of youth work. In doing so, professional associations will be established, ethical standards developed, competency standards and certified qualification pathways built, and professional quality assurance promoted. The project will strengthen the capacity of High Education Institutions (HEIs) to deliver Open and Distance Learning degrees whilst leveraging technology and blended learning to build resilient education systems that are responsive to the needs of the learners. Through the professionalisation and upskilling of youth workers, the Secretariat will enable youth workers to better support young people in making healthy choices for their wellbeing.
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Gender Equality & Women's Empowerment This project delivers technical assistance across the Commonwealth Secretariat to better integrate gender equality into programmes and operations. Technical assistance to Commonwealth small states for gender mainstreaming will also be provided. This will include, inter alia, technical assistance and capacity building to enable policy and legislative reform in member countries to end violence against women and girls. The programme will embed activities related to consensus building on gender equality and social inclusion. Therefore, this work will foster consensus and advance key priority issues in member countries, including supporting implementation of initiatives on the four Gender Equality priorities: (i) women’s economic empowerment; (ii) women in leadership; (iii) ending violence against women and girls; and (iv) gender and climate change.
Commonwealth Connectivity Agenda and Trade Ministers Meeting The project will support the delivery of the Connectivity Action Plan by (1) convening the Trade Ministers Meeting, Senior Trade Officials, and technical cluster meetings as platforms for the exchange of knowledge and experiences (2) evidence for policymaking and (3) action to build capacities and reform the policy and regulatory environment. The project will continue the delivery of the Connectivity Action Plan (CAP).
Commonwealth Sustainable Energy Transitions Agenda The project contributes to the Paris Agreement and SDG 7 by enhancing intra-Commonwealth cooperation on sustainable energy transition. Intra-Commonwealth cooperation on low carbon development will require concerted efforts by member countries to accelerate the energy transition at the lowest economic and social cost while achieving universal access to clean and affordable energy. This will be realised through: the establishment of member-led action groups, capacity building, international cooperation and collaboration, development of knowledge products and technical assistance in respect of sustainable energy transitions.
Political Analysis, Advice and Engagement The project has three main deliverables: 
(i) the organising of regular consensus-building meetings for member states, including the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), Commonwealth Foreign Affairs Ministers Meeting (CFAMM), Commonwealth Ministerial Action Group (CMAG), Commonwealth Ministerial Group on Guyana (CMGG) and Commonwealth Ministerial Committee on Belize (CMCB);     
(ii) coordinating with divisions across the Secretariat and where applicable, external partners, to ensure projects are grounded in political analysis;
(iii) provision of ongoing research and monitoring to identify emerging issues and trends, leverage synergies within and across regions to support member countries in achieving developmental and other goals and providing advisory and political support to the SG and all Secretariat directorates.
Commonwealth Call to Action on Living Lands The project will support the programme by providing evidence-based analysis to influence policy, provide expertise for financing, technical assistance, and capacity building to enhance climate change adaptation and mitigation in member countries. By leveraging the array of knowledge and expertise within the Commonwealth through the Commonwealth Call to Action on Living Lands (CALL) thematic working groups, the Secretariat will support member countries in achieving their Rio conventions targets and wider sustainable development ambitions.
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Human Rights Frameworks This project provides technical assistance to member countries to strengthen human rights protection and provision. The project will build capacity and consensus around pertinent human rights issues with a view to strengthening national human rights frameworks. This will involve enabling national human rights obligations and member countries’ effective participation with international human rights mechanisms and assisting with the implementation of subsequent outcomes.
Youth Mainstreaming, Participation and Inclusion The project  supports the mainstreaming and inclusion of youth and persons with disabilities in Commonwealth policy processes through capacity building and the provision of guidance, research, training and support to Secretariat programmes and member countries to achieve evidenced- based youth mainstreaming. In addition, the project will support Youth Networks, strengthen youth organisations and councils, convene Youth and Student forums and summits, and strengthen youth participation at global and regional forums.