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Embedding Civil Society Engagement in AADMER Implementqation Towards Disaster Resillent ASEAN Communities (APG phase 3) his project forms a component part of HelpAge's work with the AADMER Partnership Group by promoting the ASEAN Charter, ‘all sectors of society are encouraged to participate in, and benefit from, the process of ASEAN integration and community building'.  To translate this principle into practice, a group of international NGOs came together to form the AADMER Partnership Group (APG) to support the ASEAN Committee on Disaster Management (ACDM), the ASEAN Secretariat and the ASEAN Member States in strengthening ASEAN's humanitarian response and disaster risk reduction strategies. Chaired by Oxfam and governed by a Regional Governance Board composed of its membership, which includes Child Fund International, HelpAge International, Mercy Malaysia, Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children and World Vision, the APG engages in partnership with other actors at the regional and national levels, both with civil society and Member State governments.  The project support this process in Thailand, with some activities operating in other countries where HelpAge International works. Information and awareness-raising initiatives to promote AADMER – This includes AADMER orientation workshops for Competent Authorities and CSOs in Thailand. This will be done at the national level. Stakeholder mapping – This is a research to identify who is doing what in the disaster management and DRR in Thailand. In Cambodia, Indonesia, Philippines and Viet Nam, the stakeholder map became a very useful tool for identifying key or strategic actors. Case studies and forums on multi-stakeholder participation – This is a research to document practices in mobilizing multiple stakeholders in DRR and draw lessons that could be applied to further improving ways of working together. Regional Showcase of Good Practices in CB-DRR – This is a preparatory activity leading up to the ASEAN Day of Disaster Management (ADDM). Good practices in Community-based Disaster Risk Reduction will be gathered from the different ASEAN countries and will be part of an exhibition to be done in Thailand. As ACDM Chair, we would like to request DDPM to be the co-host of the event. The CB-DRR exhibition will invite the Noeleen Heyzer, the UN Deputy Secretary General for Humanitarian Affairs and Oliver Lacey-Hall, Head of UN OCHA. Also invited will be the major development partners such as AusAID, EU, USAID, JICA, CIDA and others. This will be covered by the media
UNFPA Implementing Partners Activities in Moldova 2015 Strengthening civil society organizations capacities in advocating for elderly rights and mainstreaming ageing into sectorial policies, as part of the ICPD beyond 2014 agenda, and for achieving the Output 5 of the UNFPA Country Programme 2013 - 2017. Promotion of the ageing policy agenda and to strengthen civil society capacity as an active network in advocating the elderly rights. Needs assessment of at least 30 civil society NGO working with older people completed, based on which will be created an active advocacy network on ageing,benefitting from two trainings and two bi-annual meetings to ensure efficient coordination and communication among members of the network. Presentation to policy makers and mass-media the results of the research on elder abuse. Organisation of older people public awareness campaigns coordinated with the Ministry of Labour, Social Protection and Family in order to facilitate communication between different stakeholders in implementation of the RoadMap on Ageing and its Action Plan on mainstreaming ageing into sectorial policies.
Emergency Relief to flood affected families in Punjab, Pakistan This project will ensure that physical protection from Harsh Weather conditions and privacy of 19,200 flood affected people is ensured through provision of temporary shelter material, NFIs in Rajanpur District of Punjab Pakistan.
Colombia displacement due to conflict Provision of disaster risk reduction activities and humanitarian aid to vulnerable communities in Vichada, Colombia
Contribute to increased lifesaving and protection interventions for at risk groups among crisis-affected populations in Venezuela. The project aims to strengthen lifesaving and protection interventions for at-risk older people, older people with disability and malnourished children (under 5 years) under the care of older people, among crisis-affected populations in Miranda state and Distrito Capital, Venezuela affected by the Venezuelan social political crisis. 80% of targeted older people, older people with disabilities and malnourished children (under age 5) under the care of older people, receiving humanitarian assistance in a safe, accessible, accountable and participatory manner. Disaggregated by sex, age and disability.
South Sudan Emergency Relief Assistance Programme To improve the inclusion of older people (aged 50 and above) and their needs in the current humanitarian response in Juba and outlying areas, with a specific focus on protection and nutrition. Provide outreach protection advice to 5 NGOs in response to requests for guidance on working with older people Provide outreach nutrition advice to 5 NGOs in response to requests for advice and guidance on working more effectively to address the needs of older people including the planning of a nutrition programme for older people in Juba PoCs Advocate with NGOs and UN agencies through attendance of 3 cluster meetings, 2 national working groups and delivery of 2 HOPE (Helping Older People in Emergencies) training sessions to promote stronger inclusion and consideration of older people's needs Build the resilience of the HelpAge South Sudan programme | Build the capacity of local health workers in Community Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) and treat 130 older people with Severe Acute Malnutrition in 3 PoCs in Juba
Responding to the critical needs of Persons with Specific Needs, including older persons among Burundian Refugees living in Nduta and Mtendeli Refugees Camps, Tanzania The overall goal of the project is to provide life-saving humanitarian asstance directly to 2,155 Burundian refugees in Nduta and Mtendeli camps focusing on persons with specific needs, including older people.
Rapid Emergency Response to Drought Affected Older People and Vulnerable Members of Communities in Borana Zone, Oromia National Regional State The project will mitigate the effects of drought and improve the resilience of drought-affected households living in Borana Administrative zone, Oromia National Regional State. Specifically the project will reduce vulnerability to hunger, enhance access to food, strengthen household food security and protects the most vulnerable households deeply affected by the drought in targeted communities. The project aims to benefit 1,850 drought affected women and men headed households (9,250 individuals; 52% women and 48% men) across nine targeted pastoralists and agro-pastoralist communities of three Woredas of Borana Administrative zone. In addition to the targeting of the drought affected communities, the project prioritises and focuses on the most vulnerable social groups including children, pregnant and lactating mothers, older people and people with disabilities. Accordingly, a total of 370 (20%) households headed by older people and women headed households as well as households with pregnant women and lactating mothers and people with disabilities will be targeted for direct support. Improved access to food for 1,850 households through cash for work intervention Improved livestock health service delivery through support of existing livestock health structure (18 Community Animal Health Workers/CAHWs/ and 6 Animal Health Assistants) Reduced death of breeding livestock due to shortage of feeds and water supplies
WHO Participatory Video Project for the Decade of Healthy Ageing The project aims to engage with older people, their family members, caregivers and communities, to amplify their diverse voices and foster their meaningful participation in the Decade of Healthy Ageing 2020-2030. Its outcome will be to offer a new opportunity to hear the voices and see the perspectives of a wide diversity of older people of all ages, functional abilities, settings and social categories. Activities: 
The primary audience reached by this project will be the core groups of older people who will participate in training workshops to become participatory video (PV)1 filmmakers in 6 communities (one per WHO region). They will be trained by facilitators in video-making techniques, and then design and shoot their own films among their peers and in their own communities. They will also be involved in the editing and screening processes.
Expected outputs: 
6 community-made films, one per country, each from a different community setting in one of WHO's regions (see site selection below). A compilation film will also be made, using excerpts from all 6 country-based films. 
The site videos will be screened (subject to the consent of the community film makers) firstly in their own communities, and thereafter at events to mark the formal launch of the Decade around the world, and any other relevant events in countries, regions and globally throughout the Decade. Films will be in the local languages with English subtitles.
Reducing the risk factors and raise awareness about age and gender based violence and abuse that affect older women and men in Moldova The proposed project will aim to reduce the risk factors and raise awareness about age and gender based violence and abuse that affect older women and men in Moldova and improve assistance services to survivors through a combination of activities addressing violence prevention and assistance at individual, relationships, community and societal levels. Enter text .... Enter text .... Enter text ....
Strengthening the human rights of older people and women in Moldova (including COVID-19 responses). To enhance respect and protection of the human rights of women in Moldova by fighting age and gender-based violence 
and discrimination The overall objective is to enhance respect and protection of the human rights of women in Moldova by fighting age and gender-based violence and discrimination. State mechanisms for prevention and response to age and gender based violence are strengthened The awareness, capacities and expertise of key civil society players at national 
level are strengthened The legislative and policy framework around preventing and fighting gender and age based violence is strengthened as a result of increased advocacy 
and campaigning capacities of the key civil society players Community based civil society networks are aware and enabled to effectively 
respond to gender and age based violence and to ensure sustainability of their human rights activities.
Supporting the protection and inclusion of older people in humanitarian programmes This project will be focusing enhancing the protection of older internally displaced persons and their households in Krenik and Habila  while at the same time potentially reaching more older people though training of other humanitarian actors on the inclusion of older people into programming. It seeks to achieve this through provision of cash transfers to the most vulnerable; improving access to legal identification documents which would enable them to exercise their rights to assistance, health, housing, land and property rights;  psycho-social support; strengthening  the referral system for protection of older; capacity building of Older People Associations and Older People Committees; and training clusters and stakeholders on integrating aging and disability issues in humanitarian action. Gender will be at the core in all stages of the implementation, whilst environmental awareness will be done at the various forums offered by the project. The project will cover teh following areas of activities:- 1. Registration and identification documents, 2. Assist community in setting up a mulch-sectorial community based referral system for older persons in the target areas, 3. Support 4 Older People Social Centers in providing age friendly psychosocial support in IDP camps, 4. Provision of vouchers will be applied to provide people with  food for their families, 5. Profiling of older people in IDP Camps using sex and age disaggregated data collection and analysis in Habila and Kerenik camps, 6. Lobbying for the improved access by older persons to age friendly basic social assistance and services. To improve equitable access to protection services and assistance for vulnerable older men, women and their HHs exposed to neglect, violence, exploitation and/or abuse in West Darfur.
Support to community networks to enhance social cohesion and  equity Contribute to improving inter-ethnic relationship in the southern region of the Kyrgyz Republic
Emergency Protection, Inclusion and Life Saving Services to Persons with Specific Needs and Older Pensons in Nduta and Mtendeli Refugee Camps in Tanzania Establish a comprehensive and protection environment for People PSNs and strengthen the provision of lifesaving non-communicable diseases support at health centre, household and community levels. 1.To establish a comprehensive rehabilitation and protection environment for vulnerable groups [Persons with Specific Needs (PSNs)] within the refugee and host communities. 2.To strengthen the provision of life saving non-communicable diseases (NCD) support at health center, household, and community levels. 11,467 People with Specific Needs(PSNs) Older people living in the camps and host community
Strengthening Public Health Capacity to Respond to Myanmar's Disease Transition The overall objective of this project is to contribute to the process of health reform in Myanmar so that the goals of equitable and universal healthcare can be achieved.

Moreover, the specific goal is to strengthen the University of Public Health and wider health stakeholders to support evidence-based policy and improved health services, particularly in preparation for the transition towards non-communicable diseases in Myanmar. Enhanced research and evidence-based policy analysis to inform the government's response to the health transition in Myanmar Greater knowledge among 1,500 policy makers and public health implementers across Myanmar on how to address the rising burden of NCDs Increased in-country policy dialogue and consultation with a wide range of Myanmar stakeholders on the rising challenges of NCDs Stronger UPH academic capacity (90 academic staff) to deliver high quality teaching and research, guided by a clear institutional strategy Effective UPH operational capacity including project and financial management | Active professional linkages with health institutes in other South-South collaborations University of Public Health and 125 staff; Myanmar's health authorities including 1,500 staff; other health institutes including Co-applicants (100 staff); 1,500 health students. Final beneficiaries are 24 million people who suffer from NCDs, are at high risk of contracting NCDs, or provide household support to those with NCDs; 88,975 health workers.
Age and disability inclusive humanitarian response to the urgent needs of the drought and displacement affected population of Herat, Afghanistan To provide urgent life-saving support to older people, people with disabilities (all ages), their families and carers, in Herat, Afghanistan. The project aims to meet urgent humanitarian needs, applying an inclusive lens to prioritise older people, people with disabilities (all ages), their caregivers, and families. The first phase of assistance is planned to be delivered through multi-purpose cash, enabling vulnerable people to access lifesaving/sustaining goods and services. High risk, marginalised and displacement-affected men, women of all ages, boys and girls, with and without disabilities, are identified and supported to access their basic survival needs Locally-based humanitarian and development staff have increased capacity to implement the Sphere-aligned Humanitarian Inclusion Standards and facilitate greater inclusion of older people and people with disabilities
Inclusive Emergency Response for Older Women and Men affected by Sulawesi earthquake/Tsunami The HelpAge International (HelpAge) plan will focus on protection, and inclusion in health and WASH sector activities, especially for older people (OP) and older people with disability (PWD). Reduced morbidity and mortality rate amongst older women and men of the affected population Older men and women and older people with disabilities of the affected population have reduced vulnerability Exposure of OP to communicable diseases is reduced by provision of access to safe, appropriate and dignified WASH services Humanitarian services are more inclusive of older people in project design, implementation and monitoring
Improved Access to Health Care, Water, and Food Security for Older People in Cambodia Increasing older people's access to rights and entitlements through Federation of Older People's Associations in Battambang and Bantea Meanchey provinces of Cambodia. Basic health care: The project will (a) equip 117 village health volunteers and 15 health centre staff with digital blood pressure monitoring instruments, (b) train health workers on ageing and non communicable diseases, and blood pressure monitoring of vulnerable community members, particularly older people, to reduce the risk of strokes and heart attacks, and (c) provide primary health care education and referrals through 6 mobile health camps in each of the 39 villages (234 camps in total) for an estimated 1,365 older participants and home visits to 117 frail and bedridden older people. Safe water storage: The project will (a) conduct community orientation for 39 villages about improved drinking water sources and water storage and (b) equip 120 households with age and child friendly water storage. Self-sufficient agricultural practices and food security: The project will (a) provide 9 livelihood skills training sessions of 10 days each to 120 older people and their family members to improve agricultural techniques and strengthen non-agricultural livelihoods, based on local priorities and (b) provide 12 hand tractors or rice grinding machines to 12 active communities to increase capacity for income generation and securing adequate food supply.
Delmas 19 Older People's Mutual Solidarity Groups Working with the British Red Cross to implement a community mutual savings project in the community of Delmas 19, by supporting and building capacity of older people to effectively take part.
Improved inclusion  of vulnerable persons  into humanitarian responses in Yemen Improving meaningful inclusion of older women and men in into humanitarian programs
2021 Training Module - Working with Older Persons in Forced Displacement This project seeks to improve UNHCR staff's skills on the protection of older persons living in forced displacement and situations of statelessness through the development of a Training Module as a supporting tool to the updated Need to Know Guidance on working with older people in forced displacement, updated in 2020. Raising UNCHR's staff awareness on the protection concerns and capacities of olderpersons protected and assisted by UNHCR; Strengthening UNCHR's staff skills to apply human rights principles reflected in relevant policies and guidance on older persons to a range of programs and sectors Supporting UNHCR's staff in the design of immediate and long-term strategies to mitigate protection risks and promote the inclusion of older persons in UNHCR programming
Improving the well-being of older people, their families and communities To improve the wellbeing of older people and their communities across countries in Asia by means of researches ,studies, partnering,partner identifying and applying the best approaches Older people at the grassroots level are empowered to help themselves tackle issues of concern to them and their communities through a widened network of multifunctional community-led organisations in seven countries in East Asia. The suffering of impoverished older people is relieved and their dignity affirmed through increased income at the grassroots level as a result of improved social pension policy and practice in the East Asian region.
Yemen Crisis Appeal Phase 2 Funded by Age International, this response programme implemented by our partner InterSoS, aims to reduce morbidity and mortality from common diseases through: free integrated health and nutrition services via MCUs; provision of medicines and equipment to community health facilities; and health and nutrition education. To reduce morbidity and mortality from common diseases through: free integrated health and nutrition services via MCUs; provision of medicines and equipment to community health facilities; and health and nutrition education To evaluate the impact and learning through a Real-Time Evaluation of Phase I and a surveying component
Improving older people's access to social services in South Africa This project specifically will help to improve older people's access to social service delivery, including electricity, water and housing by researching existing policies on these services and the success rates of implementation. The research will include Focus Group Discussions and interviews with older people in 3 district municipalities (Amathole, Amajuba and Ekurhuleni), as well as other key stakeholders and informants, including youth and municipality officials, to learn more about service access concerns. These areas were chosen in order to represent both rural and more urban areas of South Africa and the housing and utility access issues faced in each. With this information, we will then draft a research report with proposed actions for policymakers and other affected stakeholders. Generate a robust evidence base on older people's vulnerabilities and their lack of access to housing and basic utilities in 3 district
municipalities Raise awareness amongst policy makers and other stakeholders in 52 municipalities of the vulnerabilities and complex challenges older people face, advocating for vital improvements in social service delivery in South Africa