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Emergency Shelter and NFI Stock Replenishment and Stockpiling to Meet the Needs of the Most Vulnerable Displaced in Eastern and Western Afghanistan The project aims to procure, strategically pre-position and store 1600 emergency stock in DRC’s strategic hubs in Jalalabad and in Herat. Warehousing capacity can be guaranteed as DRC has an established presence in both locations where Emergency Teams are already delivering Emergency Shelter and NFIs to families displaced by either armed conflict or natural disaster. Specifically, DRC plans to pre-position 900 NFI kits and 200 Emergency Shelter in Jalalabad and 400 NFI kits and 100 Emergency Shelter in Herat. The proposed project is for 6 months during which – as well as after – these stocks will be available for distribution by Partners allowing them to rapidly respond to an unpredictable humanitarian situation where increasing numbers of families are displaced by armed conflict and natural disaster. Upon release, this will assist 11,200 individuals based on an average household size of 7. The project will also be undertaken in coordination with other Partners, the ES/NFI Cluster and OCHA. The possibility of a joint procurement will also be explored by adding other Partners to DRC’s existing Framework Agreements with Suppliers. If required by the ES/NFI Cluster, DRC will also be able to respond owing to its rapid response capacity in both Herat and Jalalabad. This project will complement the ERM as it will increase the general emergency preparedness of ES/NFI Cluster partners and cover the gaps currently not met by ERM partners. The ERM is currently under revision and further procurement may not be needed (hence some gaps in future emergency preparedness) because enough stocks to meet future targets have already been prepositioned under the ERM 6. Therefore, Envelope 4 would provide a good opportunity to complement existing processes and structures to ensure the continued support to more families likely to be displaced by armed conflict in the course of 2017 and likely to be affected by natural disaster, particularly during the spring months which are associated with seasonal flooding due to the melting of snow and onset of spring rains. Coordination with other Partners involved in the pre-positioning of stocks will be undertaken in Jalalabad and Herat and opportunities to include them in DRC’s Framework Agreements will be explored.
Emergency Victim Assistance (EVA) Project Summary:	Emergency Victim Assistance (EVA) is intended to fill a gap left by USAID-funded Afghan Civilian Assistance Program (ACAP III) and the intended subsequent programme, COMAC (Conflict Mitigation Assistance for Civilians) from 1 January 2018 – 31 March 2018. UNMAS Afghanistan will provide immediate assistance (IA) packages to eligible victims of the conflict in Afghanistan. The packages consist of food and non-food items.
Lifesaving trauma and referral services and mass casualty management  for conflict affected population in Kabul, Logar, Maydan Wardak and Laghman Provinces. Within this project proposal, EMERGENCY aims at improving the capacity of responding to the needs of the Afghan population affected by the ongoing conflict and the conditions of increased insecurity and instability of the whole country. 
In order to achieve this specific objective, capable of leading to a reduction of the war wounded mortality rate, EMERGENCY will focus on two main areas of intervention: one related to the referral system, another one to the Kabul Surgical center capacity:
1-	A greater support to the referral system through FATPs already located by EMR in Baraki Barak, Pul I Alam and Maydanshar and through an opening of a new first aid trauma post in the east of Kabul, area underserved in terms of health facilities
(an assessment in the east side of Kabul has been conducted in order to be able to serve as many civilians as possible taking in consideration the population’s request of opening a new first aid post).
2-	Reinforcement of the equipment of the central Emergency, War Surgical Centre in Kabul.
(as referral system is able to ensure patients’ stabilization/treatment and prompt transfer to a higher level of health facility when required, the overall number of referral to EMR War Surgical Centre is proportionally increasing its workload)
and strengthening of the mass casualty area within Emergency War Surgical Centre in Kabul
(mass casualties reported in Kabul and provinces around are challenging Emergency War Surgical Centre capacity to respond to the civilian needs).
Provision of Health Services for conflict affected population and displaced population of Farah and Paktia provinces The project aims to scale up on the current activities with 3 additional CHCs, 1 MHT in Paktia and 4CHCs in Farah and to develop new activities in the already supported HFs.
The overall objective is to ensure that beneficiaries have access to equitable emergency services through:			
	- An access to emergency health services, effective and qualitative trauma care and a professional mass casualty management			
	- An access to essential health services for IDPs and returnees leaving in Paktia.
To achieve these objectives, MRCA will:		
	- Reinforce emergency health services in 2DHs and 9CHCs (5 FATP in Paktia and 4Farah) through provision of equipment, additional health workers and rehabilitation
	- Provide sufficient quantity of medical and non-medical equipment, medicines and supplies to cover extra needs linked to mass casualties and conflict affected patients
	- Run 1 MHT for IDPs and returnees in 3 townships of Gardez
        - Coordinate all activities with other stakeholders in the areas.
	
For the war-wounded patients MRCA will ensure that:		
1)	Chamkani and Jajy Aryub DHs have the required trained staff, equipment, supplies and drugs to stay referral trauma centers and are prepared to respond to mass casualties.
2)	FATP are implemented in Jani Khail and Tameer CHC to stabilize and treat war wounded patients ER, blood bank supplies, adequate number of trained staff, equipment and supplies needed are available,
3)	The capacities of Kolalgo, Machalgo and Sayed Karam CHC are enhanced to stabilize and treat war wounded patients by integrating FATP services with trained staff, equipment and supplies.
4)	FATP services are integrated in 4 CHCs in Farah, with rehabilitation of ER room and provision of equipment.

As SEHAT contracts are under re-announcement, a mitigation strategy has been designed for the PH in ensuring and preventing any disruption of activity in the eventuality of a change. For BPHS Farah, the PHD approved MRCA suggestion to integrate 4 FATPs in CHCs and a MoU has been signed with the current implementer. 

MRCA will cover the health needs of the IDPs and returnees around Gardez and maintain the activities of the current MHT. Based on the data received from Provincial Migration Department, 32000 persons were settled in February 2017, representing a 39% increase compared to August 2016.

Health workers working in the MHT will receive training on essential PHC with a focus on RH, EMoC and vaccination.
Multisectoral emergency response in hard to reach areas of Kandahar province YHDO, in close partnership with BARAN (Kandahar BPHS implementer and nutrition project implementer), is proposing a multisectorial emergency response project for 5 hard to reach districts of Kandahar province. The project will cover trauma care and referrals for war wounded, obstetrical and other emergency patients through the establishment of 5 integrated FATP centers located in Maywand, Shawalikot, Arghistan. Khakrez and Zhari. The referral mechanism for patients in critical condition will be ensured through the addition of extra ambulances in the 7 CHC's of the districts targeted.

To provide basic health services in underserved communities,YHDO and BARAN will enable 7 mobile health teams that will be deployed in white areas and high IDP's and nomadic population concentration areas. These mobile teams will offer basic health services, nutrition promotion, malnutrition detection and treatment plus referrals to therapeutic feeding centers if needed, as well as psychosocial support and referrals when indicated (GBV and MHPSS cases). YHDO and BARAN will combine their expertises to maximize the positive impacts of the project. The mobile health teams will be fully managed by BARAN, under the supervision of YHDO key project staff.

Psychosocial support for traumatized patients and GBV prevention and response will be ensured by the presence of trained counsellors in the 5 FATP centers, as well as in the mobile health teams to be deployed to the 5 districts targeted. YHDO possesses solid expertise in GBV and the organization is currently implementing a CHF funded psychosocial and GBV project in northern region. Therefore this proposal will scale up YHDO interventions in relation with GBV and psychosocial support, to respond to ground needs existing in Kandahar. YHDO will position rape management kits in all CHC's integrating FATP's and trained staff will enable proper case management. 

YHDO will also establish 2 women friendly spaces in Maywand and Shawalikot districts where population is directly affected by the ongoing conflict. These community spaces will ensure provision of safe space where women and childrens can gather to discuss common issues, receive information (legal, health, nutrition, MHPSS, etc.) and feel free to share their concerns and to address their specific needs.

A total of 31,769 direct beneficiaries will be reached by the project.
PRRO 200447 Assistance to Address Food Insecurity and Under Nutrition (Ensuring access to life saving nutrition services through the establishment of IMAM services in Kabul city) Nutrition Cluster has identified the establishment of a comprehensive Integrated Management of Acute Malnutrition (IMAM) programming in Kabul Province as an immediate priority in 2017. The Outpatient Department for Moderate Acute Malnutrition (OPD-MAM) is an integral component of IMAM. The OPD-MAM is integrated with Outpatient Department for severely malnourished children (OPD-SAM).

For addressing the identified need, WFP will contribute the procurement and support for the distribution of the required Specialized Nutritious Foods (SNFs), specifically, Ready to Use Supplementary Food (RUSF), Plumpy’Sup, for the treatment of moderate acute malnutrition in children between 6 – 59 months. Plumpy’Sup has as key ingredients, peanuts, sugar, whey, vegetable oil, milk, soy protein, cocoa, vitamin and minerals. Plumpy’Sup is one of the recommended SNFs for treatment of MAM in children 6 – 59 months, while Super Cereal is recommended for the treatment and prevention of acute malnutrition in adults, including pregnant and lactating women (PLW). The key ingredients of Super Cereal are wheat, soya, vitamins and minerals. 

The identification and admission and discharge of the beneficiary in the programme to whom the SNFs will be provided will be based on the national IMAM guidelines 2014 version.  A child is identified and enrolled in the programme based on the national IMAM protocol: when MUAC gt11.5 cm and MUAC lt12.5 cm and/or weight-for-height (gt -3 z-scores to lt -2 z-scores), without oedema or medical complications and discharged from the programme when MUAC is more than 12.5 cm or WFH gt-2 z-scores. The average recovery period is three months (90 days). The children enrolled in the programme will receive their daily Plumpy’Sup ration of 92 grams on a bi-weekly basis until they recover. A PLW is enrolled when MUAC is below 23.0 cm and discharged when infant is six months of age. PLW will receive their daily ration of 250 grams of Super Cereal on monthly basis until the infant is six months of age. 

With this 1st allocation of 2017 CHF grant, WFP will procure and dispatch the SNFs to the selected CHF NGOs IPs for the implementation of the treatment programme in Kabul city. The implementing NGO partners will be fully responsible for the programme implementation under close supervision of WFP, the Public Nutrition Department of the Ministry of Public Health (PND/MoPH), UNICEF and the nutrition cluster members. Under this programme, 238 MT of Plumpy’Sup and 1,265 MT of Super Cereal will be procured for the treatment of an estimated 28,690 children 6-59 months and 21,069 PLW respectively in Kabul city only.  The IPs will carry out the treatment programme activities through the PND assessed 49 health facilities of urban Kabul. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality amongst children 6 – 59 months and PLW in Kabul city.
Urgent Assistance Gaps and Reduce ERW Casualties Among Conflict Displaced /Civilians in North , Northeast, East, central and southern Regions of Afghanistan This project application is prepared in response to OCHA request for grant application to conduct humanitarian mine action (explosives ordinance disposal (EOD), Mine Risk Education (MRE), spot-clearance and survey of hazardous areas) in Nangarhar, Kunar and Paktika provinces (Urgun, Chaparhar, Khogayani, Surkh Road, Bar Kunar, Dara-i-Pech, Khas Kunar, Marawara, Shaygal wa Shital, Wata Pur, Ghaziabad districts) to assist recent war affected host communities, internally displaced and returnees in urgent need. 

MDC used the information and data which was provided by OCHA, UNOPS and the result of MDC’s initial assessment. Based on the above mentioned data and assessments, MDC found that the civilian in the above mentioned sites including (women, girls, men, and boys) face continuously to the risk of ERW when returning to their own communities, internally displacing and host communities, who live their own villages. The lack of knowledge about the ERW causes continuous loss of live, obstacles and disruption to access to education, health and other socio-economic activities. So, to provide safe land for the civilian, MDC proposes to deploy 8 (MRE/EOD/Survey/ Spot-Clearance) cross trained teams, 5 MRE teams and 1 mobile project office for 6 months. These teams will conduct the MRE, survey and marking, ERW clearance/disposal of hazards where war affected host communities, internally displaced and returnees are at risk. This will make sure that the impacted communities are educated on mine/ERW risks, the hazardous areas are surveyed and marked, and all known ERWs are disposed. As a result the number of mine/ERW victims will be reduced significantly and the socio-economic activities will be started. 

Each (MRE/EOD/Survey/Spot-Clearance) team is consist of 5 person. 1 team leader/Paramedic with function of command/control, leading and medical first aid provision to related team. 2 MRE trainers (couple) for conducting mine/ERW risk education in targeted communities, 1 EOD/survey operator for spot clearance and survey and 1 guard for keeping care of base camp of the team.

Based on our calculation and last 27 years’ experience the mentioned resources will enable us to achieve the project’s goals and objectives efficiently and effectively. All the above mentioned resources will be deployed in compliance to AMAS, IMAS and application of the MDC approved SOPs.

MDC will conduct regular supervision, monitoring and quality control, of the project’s activities. The project teams will be supported efficiently and effectively in the field. The project will be managed effectively and efficiently at micro and macro levels. And the project progress will be reported to the donor on time based on requirement.
National appeal 'Help slachtoffers aardbeving' (support victims earthquake Türkiye and Syria) On Monday, February 6, a terrible disaster completely changed the lives of millions of people in Turkey and Syria. Multiple powerful earthquakes and aftershocks caused massive damage. More than 50,000 people died and many others were injured. At least 2.7 million people were left homeless. 
Many people not only lost friends or relatives, but also lost their homes and belongings. Many people also lost their source of income; they can no longer work because their clients have left for a safer area or because the building where they were working collapsed.

Currently, the focus of aid is on providing temporary shelter, medical care and food and drink. The organisations also distribute relief items such as hygiene kits, winter clothing and blankets. There is also a focus on psychosocial support and safe places are created for children to learn and play.

In the coming period, the relief effort will look different. Many people who are now temporarily housed in a tent will soon move to a container house. People who can cook for themselves will then receive food parcels instead of meals. In addition, financial support will be extended. People will receive help through cash and can use it to buy the things they need most at the time.
National appeal 'Samen in actie tegen Corona' In May 2021 the Corona virus is claiming a record number of sick and dead in India and a disaster in Nepal seems equally unavoidable. This is also a concern in countries in Africa and other vulnerable parts of the world.
To save human lives, Giro555 started a National Appeal for speeding up vaccinating worldwide. In addition we support India, Nepal and other countries needing immediate support for their health care and medical assistance for Corona patients.
National appeal "help victims famine" Over 20 million people in South Sudan, Northeast Nigeria, Somalia and Yemen will most likely be affected by famine in the next six months. To avoid even further deterioration in the humanitarian crises in the four countries in the coming months, the international community must urgently upscale and expand its emergency aid. This is why Giro555 was launched on the 6th of March with a national action in the Netherlands, to collect money desperately needed for these countries. With this money, lifesaving aid will be provided in the form of food, water, healthcare, sanitation and hygiene. These forms of aid are crucial in the prevention of and fight against famine. The Giro555 organizations work in close cooperation with international and local partners. The first and most urgent step is saving lives now. The second step is enabling people to protect themselves in a sustainable manner from hunger in the future. People suffering from hunger/ famine in regions with IPC 3 and higher in South Sudan, Northeast Nigeria, Somalia, Yemen, Niger, Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda
National appeal 'Nederland helpt Sulawesi' On Friday, September 28, Sulawesi was hit by a series of earthquakes, the heaviest with a magnitude of 7.5 on the Richter scale. The quake caused a tsunami. The tsunami with waves up to 6 meters high, devastated in Northwest Sulawesi Palu-City and its hinterland, and the northwestern coastal area of ​​Donggala. Officially, the number of deaths stands at 2088. The Indonesian authorities fear a lot more victims. 1,5 million people are affected and more than 200,000 people need urgent humanitarian aid. Giro555 started a National Appeal on October 2nd to raise funds for the victims of the disaster. Nine member agencies working with local partners implement activities to support the victims since the start of the appeal for the coming 24 months.
National appeal 'Samen in actie voor Beiroet' On August 4, 2020, a devastating explosion in the port of Beirut wipes out much of the city. Thousands of people are injured, tens of thousands of families are instantly homeless. Children have lost their parents, and food and medicine supplies have been destroyed. The corona pandemic has already completely depleted healthcare in the city. The emergency is dire. Immediate help is needed. The eleven cooperating aid organizations behind Giro555 join forces and call on the whole of the Netherlands to take action for Beirut. Immediate emergency assistance is needed, such as medical care, rescue work, drinking water and shelter. But also psycho social assistance for the traumatized victims of the disaster. All eleven member agencies working themselves or with local partners implement activities to support the victims since the start op the appeal.
National appeal 'Samen in actie voor Oekraine' (Together for Ukraine) On February 24th the conflict in Ukraine escalated. In just 2 months thousands have been killed and injured and over 7,7 million people are displaced. Almost 6 million refugees have left Ukraine and the number is still growing. With a state of emergency declared and men between the ages of 18 and 60 having to stay to fight, many displaced women and children are left alone. The damage of houses, schools, hospitals and other services and infrastructure is extensive. Direct aid is needed for people who are hit by the events in Ukraine and for the refugees in neighbouring countries. There is a need for shelter, medical and psychosocial care, food and clean drinking water.
Réponse de protection dans l'Ouham, sous-préfecture de Markounda DRC propose de mettre en œuvre un ensemble d’activités de protection dans la préfecture de l'Ouham et plus particulièrement à Markounda, à savoir :

- Du soutien psychosocial en individuel ou en groupe, couplé à des activités d’assistance de protection individuelle, des dotations de kits de dignité ou à un référencement auprès d’autres acteurs identifiés à la suite de la cartographie des acteurs mise à jour à travers ce projet,
- La mise en place d’activités psychosociales et de sensibilisation à base communautaire et la création de Comités de Protection, 
- La mobilisation et la formation de comités de protection sur les VBG et circuit de référencement
-	La mise en place d’espaces amis d’enfants où seront proposés des activités pédagogiques prenant en compte leurs vulnérabilités spécifiques. 
Ces activités seront corrélées avec des analyses du contexte de protection dans les localités sélectionnées via des cartographies des risques de protection, des évaluations rapides de protection, des audits de sécurité en cas de nouvelle alerte et un monitoring de protection continue.

A travers ce projet, DRC souhaite également assurer la continuité de la ligne Verte 4040, ligne téléphonique nationale et gratuite, proposant une écoute active et un référencement pour les cas de violations de droits humains.
Appui au Secteur Protection de l'Enfance y compris les mesures barrières contre le COVID 19, au profit des groupes les plus vulnérables (enfants et femmes) à Baboua et axes dans la préfecture de la Nana Mambéré en RCA. Le présent projet vise à contribuer à sauver des vies, soulager les souffrances, assurer la survie des filles et des garçons (3-18 ans) à travers un accès équitable et inclusif à un environnement protecteur et sûr en faveurs de personnes affectées et/ou exposées à l’insécurité aux violences multiformes, et aux mouvements de populations, aux différentes épidémies y inclus la COVID 19 dans la sous-préfectures de Baboua dans la préfecture de Nana Mambere. Cette zone est parmi celles où l’accès humanitaire a été récemment rendu possible et donc ayant très peu ou pas bénéficié de l’assistance humanitaire  ce qui la classe en zone, 4 ou 5 selon l’échelle de sévérité dans presque tous les secteurs de la vie. 
Dans le domaine de la protection à Baboua et ses axes, les grands axes que APADE propose sont i) la prise en charge des enfants affectés par les conflits (EAFGA, ENAS et autres enfants vulnérables, ii) la facilitation de l'octroi aux Enfants des certificat de naissance et iii) l'appui psychosocial (enfants et parents).