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WASH for resilience and adaptation to climate extremes and disaster preparedness The project supports the extreme poor and vulnerable communities in target areas of the Sila Region, South-Eastern Chad through interventions for improving sustainable access to clean water and promoting sanitation and hygiene practices
Strategic Assistance for Emergency Response in DRC (SAFER) III The Consortium, led by Mercy Corps, working with Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), ACTED, Solidarités International (SI), and Concern Worldwide, jointly proposes a new phase of the SAFER programme, to continue to respond to the needs of people affected by conflict and natural disasters in Eastern DRC. The proposed new programme is for a 12 month intervention that will provide packages of support (Multi-sectoral market based (CVA) or in-kind assistance and complementary to specific Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) ) to 320,847 beneficiaries.
Emergency Response to affected population through cash transfert in Chetimari and Gagamari The present project is intended to provide emergency support to 5,600 conflict affected people in Chetimari and Gagamari, Diffa region Niger affected by the attack of Bokoharam in Damasak (Nigeria). WHH and CWW are actively present in the crisis area and willing to provide their expertise in terms of Food Security and Livelihoods through multi-purpose cash distibutions as well as WASH community awareness activities. Affected population present high vulnerabilities and as markets are still funtionning, the response proposed aims at bringing rapid and efficient solutions to displaced populaitons that lost their livelihoods and sources of food due to the crisis. The imminent action to undertake is the distribution of unconditional CASH and carry out community awareness on hygiene and sanitation to help communities recover quickly their dignity: have safe access to food items that respond to their preferences and access clean water and sanitary conditions. Several households are sleeping under trees and do not have access to food and this situation can rapidly lead them in malnutrition. In terms of Sanitation and Hygiene, displaced populations are living presently in a very poor sanitation and hygiene conditions risky for their health, WHH and CWW will provide sensitization on hygiene and sanitation for affected population, sensitization on good practices for chlidren care (breasfeeding, good nutrition practices and prevention of malnutrition).
COVIDaction Resilient Health Systems Concern Worldwide - in partnership with Digital Health Solutions, mPower, and SAJIDA Foundation - aims to transform rural pharmacies into “health hubs” using the mCare and Digital Hospital platform, allowing remote care provision in the community. The platform is for local pharmacy owners to connect individuals remotely with primary health care doctors (supplied by Digital Healthcare Solutions). The platform leverages two apps:
 • mCare: an open source mobile phone-based information system to enable front-line workers to collect data on clients, generate SMS reminders, and provide emergency medical support. mCare will be used as an e-learning app for pharmacists.
 • Digital Hospital (formerly “TONIC”) was developed by Digital Health Solutions and adapted with funding from UKAID on the “Essential Health Care for Disadvantaged Populations” programme. Digital Hospital is a consumer app that will enable remote doctor consultations.
Famine Prevention + Drought Impact Response through Multi-Purpose Cash IRF#6 Unconditional cash transfers for drought and displacement affected households in Somalia
Freetown WASH Consortium: Improving WASH Services in Western Area Urban and Western Area Rural Districts in Sierra Leone The proposed FWC WASH programme seeks to meaningfully contribute to the realization of GoSL’s Post-Ebola Recovery Programme. Of the six priority sectors identified under recovery programme, FWC will mainly contribute to Key Result Areas (KRA) in the water and health sectors. In relation to the water sector, the new FWC programme will contribute to KRA ‘Providing a sustainable short and long term solutions to Freetown water supply’. In health sector, the FWC programme is aligned to KRA of saving lives of children and mothers and preventing, detecting and responding to epidemics through its solid and liquid waste management and behaviour change communication (BCC) and community engagement and disaster risk reduction (DRR) components. Most importantly FWC as a member of the water and sanitation working group member of President Delivery Team has made significant contribution in developing pro-poor WASH interventions for GoSL’s 24 month recovery plan for water and sanitation sector plans.
Life Saving Assistance to the Cyclone Amphan affected populations in South West part of Bangladesh Under this project,multi-sectoral support will be provided to communities and individuals in this post Amphan and COVID19 situation. The project will be implemented in Bagerhat, Mongla and Shornkhola Upazilla and five Unions (Southkhali and Ryanda Under Shawrankhola and Chila, Chandpai and Buridanga in Mongla Upazilla).
Saving Lives in Sierra Leone The Saving Lives program seeks to support the Government of Sierra Leone (GoSL) to save women’s and children’s lives by improving the quality, availability and accessibility of reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health services. 
 
 This programme will increase access to modern contraceptives, particularly among adolescents, contributing to a reduction in teenage pregnancy
Emergency support for conflict affected population in Syria Resilience of conflict-affected communities in Northern Syria enhanced through food security assistance; education and livelihood opportunities; and improved coordination and security management amongst humanitarian actors
Nepal earthquake reponse phase 2 Enabling earthquake affected communities to "build back better"
Breaking the Cycle of Humanitarian Assistance Through Enhancing Resilience and Shock-Responsive Capacity The action aims to “End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture” (SDG 2). This is through strengthening the absorptive and adaptive capacity of households, communities and government systems in order for them to better prepare for and respond to climate- and weather-related shocks in Malawi.
Drought Risk Response Project - START Network Funding In response to onset drought situation in Sindh province, Concern through Drought Risk Financing (DRF) from START Network has designed an integrated programme to support drought affected communities in terms of their livelihoods, nutrition and WASH needs. This programme will support the findings from recent Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC)- acute food insecurity by UN-FAO and relevant government stakeholders.
Girls Education Challenge - Transition (Wasichana Wetu Wafaulu) The vision of the GEC Transition (GEC-T) project Wasichana Wetu Wafaulu (“Let Our Girls Succeed”) is that it will enable each of our 25,132 girls currently in primary school to complete their current phase of education, achieve improved learning outcomes and transition successfully to a productive and positive next phase. Through this project, our girls will gain the skills, qualifications, and confidence
 required to take control of their lives.
Post Ebola Livelihoods and Food Security Recovery for Vulnerable Households in Tonkolili District, Sierra Leone By the end of the project, a targeted 4,000 vulnerable households (HHs) directly &and indirectly affected by Ebola in Tonkolili Ddistrict will have sustainably improved food security through improved quality and quantity of their own food production and will be generating sufficient income to meet on-going household (HH) food and non-food needs. Resilience to future livelihood shocks will have been improved through increased food and financial security.
East Africa Emergency Emergency Nutrition Response in Two Woredas of Liban Zone, Somali Region through Phase 1 implementation of i) A. Improved access to safe drinking water and increased awareness of appropriate hygiene practices and Phase 2 implementation of i) treatment of acute malnutrition, particularly children under five ii) improved knowledge and practice of mothers/caregivers on child feeding and caring practices as well as hygiene promotion, and iii) Improved knowledge and skills of Ministry of Health staff in the management of SAM and Mam to enable better response to fluctuating levels of malnutrition.
Supporting nutrition and food security in urban and peri urban locations, Drought Response BRCiS Crisis Modifier was triggered mid-June 2019 as a pro-active response to the degradation of the food and nutrition situation in 19 out of the 33 districts targeted by the project. The project focuses on 3 objectives for 3 population groups: 
 • Mitigating the impact of a poor Gu harvest for Agro-pastoralists
 • Supporting nutrition and food security in urban and peri urban locations that are receiving or likely to receive IDPs
 • Protecting livelihood options of vulnerable pastoralist groups
Men nan men pou’n PWOTEJE kominote nou yo: Création d'un environnement protecteur avec l’aide de la communauté? Cash, Shelter and NFI distributions, SGBV prevention
Promoting Women's Empowerment - RAIN Plus Using best practice, emerging evidence and current experience, the project will develop a sustainable model to effectively reduce child and maternal undernutrition through a multi-sectoral approach to improved nutrition that integrates agricultural and nutrition interventions with women’s empowerment and the systematic promotion of gender equality. Beneficiaries will be the households targeted by the project with a wider potential impact from replication and scale up elsewhere.
Yemen Crisis Appeal Ensuring access to clean water in Hudayadah and Sa'ada areas
Emergency Appeal for People Fleeing Myanmar The overall goals of the action is to (i) improve the dignity, protection and wellbeing of 6,000 Rohingya refugee women through the distribution of dignity kits including menstrual hygiene cloths, clothing and solar lighting in camps (ii) strengthen capacity of 800 of the most affected vulnerable host community households to rehabilitate disrupted livelihoods and improve their food security, which will offset the impact of lower day-labourer wages and higher market prices experienced in the area.
Every Adolescent Girl Empowered and Resilient (EAGER)/ Leave No Girl Behind Every adolescent girl empowered and resilient project targets out of school adolescent girls with age range of 13 to 17 with little or no basic literacy and numeracy
Malawi Humanitarian Preparedness and Response Programme A Cyclone Idai floods response project, jointly conducted by Concern Worldwide and GOAL from the 18 April to the 30 June 2019, in Nsanje and Chikwawa districts of Southern Malawi.
Covid-19 response - RRF This specific RRF proposal will mainly focus on COVID-19 hotspots with high number of IDPs living in highly congested areas and strengthens the area-based approaches of the members who are implementing work from two DFID funded consortia (BRCiS and Danwadaag). The RRF will include Mogadishu, Kismaayo, Baidoa and Hargeysa where scale-ups will be crucial to complement the existing efforts. The project has 4 objectives : 1) Frontline workers are capacitated and equipped to respond to COVID-19 Pandemic; 2) Limit human-to-human transmission and protect individuals from exposure to COVID-19; 3) Ensure continuity of delivery of essential services to BRCiS communities (for COVID19); and 4) Ensure that vulnerable households are able to meet their basic needs.
Lifesaving support to fire victims - Bhashantek, Dhaka, Bangladesh The overall aims of this project are to meet the practical needs of the fire affected people (especially women, children, adolescent girls, people with disabilities and the elderly) for thier survival in a dignified and respectful manner. We will do this in three ways. Firstly, through the provision of unconditional multipurpose cash grants that will meet those affected's diversified and self-identified needs; mainly food and shelter materials for minor repair including plastic sheeting. Secondly, a conditional NFI cash grant support (clothing, crockeries etc.) and finally through the distribution of standard hygiene kits along with relevant health hygiene awareness raising messaging.
Building Resilient Communities in Somalia (BRCiS II): A nutrition sensitive resilience building programme Resilience multi-sector programme (H&N, Livelihoods, WASH) with a bottom-up approach to supporting Somali communities develop their capacity to resist and absorb minor shocks without undermining their ability to move out of poverty. Cutting across the 'Humanitarian – Development' spectrum, the programme combines early warning and early action to shocks with longer-term activities to build community resilience.
PROSPER (Promoting Sustainable Partnerships for Empowered Resilience) Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Change (BRACC) targets 900,000 people in Balaka, Chikwawa, Mangochi, and Phalombe to improve the anticipatory, absorptive, and adaptive capacities and facilitate transformative systems change, with improved access to finance and markets in more districts
Improving Access to Education in Ethiopia for Most Marginalized Girls The main objective of the project is reaching highly marginalized out of school girls between the age of 10 to 19 with literacy, numeracy and facilitating transition to formal school system and vocational skill training. The project has three outcomes 
 1. Improved learning outcomes and life skills for highly marginalized girls,
 2. Increased transition rates for highly marginalized girls at key points in their pathway, and
 3. Improved community and government support, acceptance and commitment to sustain girls’ education.
Réduction de la malnutrition et ses causes sous-jacentes pour les enfants de moins de cinq ans au Burundi Le projet améliorera les systèmes de santé communautaires a travers la prise en charge communautaire intégrée des pathologies de l’enfance et dépistage de la malnutrition lors des visites régulières dans les ménages (approche iCCM); le traitement des enfants souffrant de malnutrition aigue moderee, l'amélioration de la capacité des ménages à cultiver et à préparer des aliments nutritifs a travers les FARN (approche PD/Hearth) , accroître les connaissances des ménages sur les bonnes pratiques en matière de santé et de nutrition a travers l'approche care group et l'amélioration de la motivation des acteurs de santé communautaires (PBF).
DEC Covid-19 Appeal Phase 1 The overall objective of the project is to reach the most at-risk, conflict-affected communities with targeted food support and inclusive WASH assistance to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 and combat the spread of the virus. Specifically, Concern is proposing an integrated COVID-19 emergency response in Khanabad district of Kunduz Province entailing:
  1) the installation of age, gender, and disability-inclusive handwashing stations at public gathering areas such as mosques and markets;
  2) the rehabilitation of damaged village hand pump wells that are safe and accessible to all vulnerability groups; 
 3) the distribution of the FSAC Cluster recommended one-month food basket via cash support; and 
 4) the implementation of inter-personal COVID-19 awareness raising campaigns, tailored to varying levels of literacy.
Start Fund Alert 532 Afghanistan (Displacement due to Conflict) Cash for NFIs distribution to 420 IDP Households currently in Kunduz city who have been displaced due to the recent province in Kunduz province
Strategic Assistance for Emergency Response in DRC - SAFER 2 The Consortium, led by Mercy Corps, working with Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), ACTED, Solidarites International (SI), and Concern Worldwide, in this second phase of the SAFER programme, will continue to respond to the needs of people affected by conflict and natural disasters in Eastern DRC. This is a 12 month intervention that will provide packages of support (Multi-sectoral market based (CVA) or in-kind assistance and complementary to specific Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WaSH) ) to 561,409 displaced and or conflict affected people.
Danwadaag Durable Solutions (DS) The Danwadaag project aims to create an environment for durable solutions through a multi-stakeholder and sectoral, rights and needs based programming. The project focuses on: (1) Strengthening Government leadership and capacity to enable Durable Solutions processes at Federal Member States (FMS)/Banadir Regional Authority (BRA) and district level; (2) Enabling targeted displacement affected communities to increase decision making and increase access to basics services using physical, material and legal safety priorities; (3) Increasing self-reliance of displacement affected communities through inclusive, sustainable economic opportunities in partnership with the local private sector, development and resilience actors; and (4) Ensuring that durable solutions programming and decision making processes at national and regional level are informed by knowledge and evidence generated by the programme. The project is premised on the theory of change that : If government capacity is strengthened to lead (re)integration and create conducive environments for durable solution processes based on safety, voluntariness and dignity; build a collaborative culture of adaptive learning & management; ensure specific displacement related needs & vulnerabilities are addressed for targeted displacement affected communities (host, returnees and IDPs); and catalyse economic opportunities; THEN (re)integration will be achieved for the targeted communities; thus, laying the foundation for access to sustainable durable solution processes for wider Displacement affected communities in South West State, Jubaland and Banadir.
 The project aims to deliver four outcomes:
 i. Strengthened Government leadership and capacity to enable Durable Solutions processes at Regional, FMS and district level
 ii. DACs have increased decision making, access and use of basic services using legal /material / physical safety criteria
 iii. DACs have increased self-reliance through inclusive sustainable economic opportunities co-created with local private sector, development partners, diaspora and government
 iv. Durable solutions programming and decision-making processes at national and regional level are informed by knowledge and evidence generated by the programme
SHARP Uplift 1. Enhance opportunities for sustainable livelihoods in severely flooding riverine areas and in areas with newly rehabilitated or constructed agricultural water assets.
 2. Promote social cohesion, governance, and natural resource management through mitigating future flood and drought impacts.
 3. Enhance access to and utilisation of basic health and nutrition services, and water access for consumption.
Accelerating access to safe water and sanitation in Grand Bassa and Rivercess Counties, Liberia The proposed project will entail the construction of 15 hand pump wells and rehabilitation of 15 existing water points in 30 communities in Grand Bassa County, Liberia. WASH committees will be trained on operational management to ensure sustainability of the water points. Hygiene and appropriate sanitation promotion will be also be conducted in the 30 communities; aimed at raising demand for and ownership of WASH services and infrastructure in the communities.
Lifesaving Assistance to Freetown Fire Victims Emergency response to fire in Kroo bay are of Freetown. Response is provision of shelter kits to 160 affected households and 1200 beneficiaries and post distribution monitoring.
Improved maternal and child health and nutrition levels for vulnerable, rural communities in Ombella M’Poko prefecture of the Central African Republic The project will combat severe and moderate acute malnutrition (SAM/MAM) in children under five years of age,
 increase access to antenatal care and the usage of skilled birth attendants for pregnant women, increase access to
 prevention, care, and treatment of childhood diseases for under-fives, and increase levels of breastfeeding. The above
 will reduce levels of morbidity and mortality of children under five and pregnant women in two sub-prefectures of
 Ombella M’Poko prefecture of the Central African Republic. The project will take place over a three-year time frame,
 beginning mid-2020 and ending mid-2023.
DRC WASH Consortium programme The DRC WASH Consortium programme was launched in July 2013 to deliver sustainable access to water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) for more than 650,000 people living in 700 villages in DRC. Ensuring that these WASH services are sustainable in the long-term is at the heart of the programme’s approach. The consortium consists of five international NGOs, which have been working in the DRC for over 10 years (Concern Worldwide as the lead agency, ACF, ACTED, CRS and Solidarités International).
START FUND - Emergency Flood Response Lower Shabelle, Somalia This response seeks to provide Unconditional Multipurpose Cash Transfers to 1,000 of the most vulnerable households that are severely affected by the flood in Afgoye District. The transfer will be made via mobile money transfer, which ensures efficiency and transparency, is cost-effective and enables mitigation of protection risks. UCTs will improve beneficiaries' access to food and other basic needs including safe water, medicine/healthcare, and shelter, while also preventing HHs from resorting to negative coping mechanisms, which erode resilience in the longer term. The proposed rate of $60 per HH is in line with the minimum expenditure basket for Lower Shabelle, aligned with the value endorsed by the Somalia Cash Working Group that Concern is leading. The flood mitigation/protection work will strengthen the river bank that will further reduce the flood risks in the communities safeguarding large communities on the risk areas. The sand bags will placed at three river breakage points by the community volunteers, In response to the current COVID-19 situation, the action will implement hygiene messaging through risk communication by the trained Community Hygiene Promoters. During the sand bags laying handwashing stations will be installed in the sites so that volunteers will have access to water and soap. Similarly, the implementation approach will be aligned with the COVID-19 adaptation plan such as avoid large gatherings, social distancing, household verification and registration including post distribution monitoring through telephone.
Reduction of teenage pregnancy in Tonkolili District, Sierra Leone, through a transformation of attitudes towards and improving access to quality Sexual Reproductive Health Services and Rights for adolescents Reduction of teenage pregnancy in Tonkolili District, Sierra Leone, through a transformation of attitudes towards and improving access to quality Sexual Reproductive Health Services and Rights for adolescents
Strategic Assistance for Emergency Response in DRC Consortium working together to promote a rapid, principled, efficient and effective response to humanitarian needs in the DRC.
Gatumba Rumaraku Flood Response The proposed project will enable the effected population to meet their basic needs by providing targeted HHs with: 
  - Unconditional Multipurpose Cash Transfers (UCT) for 2,635 households;
  - Shelter and NFI for 1,823 households;
  - WASH and protection response for 2,325 households.
DEC COVID-19 Appeal Phase 2 the FSAC standard three-month in-kind food basket is provided to acutely food insecure households in a timely manner