Provision of urgent lifesaving humanitarian assistance. Sustaining operational capacity of NNGO partners eligible to receive AHF funding. ltpgtltspan style="font-size: 10pt"gtJACK will provide community-based education/ALC
to targeted population in Parwan and Kunduz provinces to around 8,100 boys and
girls in various districts of the said provinces out of this, 243 students
will include children with disabilities. The intervention will include
providing the teaching of standard primary education in the ALC/CBE format,
learning materials, and training to teachers and shura members. It will also
ensure emergency support is provided to boys and girls who have been affected
by various shocks in the areas. These education interventions form part of the
overall reserve allocation strategic objectives and goals which ensure
lifesaving humanitarian assistance delivered through local NGO’s providing
multisectoral support to IDP’s, returnees and host population as well as
considering crosscutting themes such as disability, PSEA and gender. The
project will target school-aged children who lack learning opportunities and
teaching materials in their areas, while also providing teaching skills to
teachers and ensuring child safeguarding processes in the communities. Over a
period of six months, the project will establish CBE classes for 8100 students,
enroll students, provide various kits, and train teachers and SMS members in
relevant packages. We will conduct our operations in Kunduz (Imam-sahib,
Dasht-e-archi, Qala-e-zal, Aktash, Gul-tepa) and Parwan (Seya Gird, Shinwari,
Kohi-Safi, and Ghorband).lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt

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0inmargin-left:2.5ptmargin-bottom:.0001pttext-align:justifyline-height:
normal"gtAfghanistan is currently in a dire humanitarian
situation requiring assistance in emergency education, health and shelter. Both
Kunduz and Parwan provinces are faced with severe humanitarian challenges
requiring rural-level responses, such as emergency education, shelter,
nutrition support, and income-generating interventions. The AHF is a great
funding window for meeting these challenges that require a coordinated,
multi-pronged approach across the different sectors including the de-facto
authorities, NGO’s and the private sector. The operation of NGO’s is
particularly important in the current context with the various restrictive
edicts issued by the de-facto authorities. NGO’s can provide an alternative
stream of services to the needy people in rural areas of the country.ltbrgt
JACK has strong relations with other available donors for the continuations we will reach to those donors who has the available budget and make sure our classes continue second JACK has applied CDD community Driven Development approach where we work on communities' ability to crease sense of ownership and make sure the people are ready to continue classes until other donor start funding.ltbrgt
We will adopt the CBE policy guidelines in the project implementation to ensure the project is sustainable after the project ends with full transition plans in place for hub schools to absorb the students. Likewise, we will ensure that women fully participate in the project by encouraging the community and shura members to raise awareness and garner support for the project.lt/pgtltp class="sceditor-nlf"gtltbrgtlt/pgt