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Provision of basic nutrition services for management of acute malnutrition among crisis affected children under five  Pregnant and lactating women in Middle Shebelle Region The project is in response to Somalia Humanitarian Fund 2017 standard allocation for drought affected regions in Somalia. The project will aim at providing an integrated response to acute malnutrition among the drought affected populations in Mahaday and Jameca in Middle Shabelle region where the nutrition situation is very critical.  In order to cover nutrition needs of acutely malnourished children under five and pregnant and lactating women., Zamzam will  provide an integrated response to acute malnutrition among the drought affected population targeting 3370 affected persons including 2400 children under five with malnourished and 900 pregnant and Lactating women through continues and scaling up of two fixed nutrition sites and mobile clinics integrated to ongoing health care services at target location,moreover , Zamzam is rationalize partner in this region , the organization made all arrangement with UNICEF to provide supplies while SHF will support funds.The organization is active nutrition cluster at field and Nairobi level to share information and response in coordinated manner to save lives of Somali women and girls affected by crises.in addition ,the capacity of 40 staff will be improved through training and workshop.
Emergency Food Security and Livelihood Support to Drought affected IDPs and Host communities in Puntland The drought situation in Puntland at large progressively deteriorate at an alarming rate. All regions of Puntland feel the burden of the drought. In Addition Puntland remains one of the worst drought hit places in Somalia for the last two years. The region has experienced below average rains for four consecutive seasons while areas within Puntland recorded more missed rains in succession. This has impacted the lives of both pastoralists and the urban people. The poor performance of Dyer rains (October –December 2016) in particular have further exacerbated the situation and resulted the displacement of many pastoralist families to the major urban cities and the nearby pastoral settlements. The Emergency Food security Support project aims to increase food availability and food access for drought affected communities in Dan Garoyo district of Nugaal region.This will be done through commodity food voucher distribution to the affected households.Voucher distributions are the most appropriate modality in all the targeted areas, because there are functional markets. Low purchasing power of vulnerable local inhabitants dampens market incentives and limits the incentive of traders and wholesalers to expand markets. Through the provision of food vouchers, this project will assist in stimulating these markets. Using vouchers is also preferential as there would be cost saving rather than cash transfers which is costly due to higher transfer costs charged by money vendors. Food vouchers will be provided on a monthly basis to 1100 targeted households in Nugal and Mudug regions of  Puntland  for a period of 5 months unconditional vouchers will be supplied to vulnerable HH (estimated 10%). This assistance will address acute food needs by bolstering the purchasing power of targeted households through the projected lean season. The proposed voucher will provide access to a food basket consisting of national rice/Wheat flour/Pasta,  beans/lentils/Tuna fish , and vegetable  oil) supplying 80% of daily caloric needs of a family of 5-7 members. Conditionality is subject to completion of a variety of infrastructure and environmental rehabilitation projects aimed to improve local food security, environmental degradation and market access conditions. The monthly voucher value will be based on the FSNAU MEB for Somalia.
Provision of emergency livelihood support assistance for vulnerable drought affected
population in Dhusamareeb district of Galgaduud region in Somalia Consecutive seasons of failed rains have adversely affected livelihoods of rural communities in Somalia. This caused a sharp increase in food prices and severe malnutrition with some people already on the verge of famine.  Rural pastoralists are more affected by the current crisis. Their household assets have been eroded forcing many to adopt distress coping mechanism. The proposed project seeks to provide timely response to the most affected vulnerable and food insecure households to avert potential danger of sliding into famine (IPC 5 phase). The project will support 650 rural households (3,900 beneficiaries) in Dhusamareeb district. For three months, 400 households will receive monthly food vouchers of 30 Kg rice, 12 Kg cow peas, 10 Kg wheat flour and 3 liters of cooking oil (all costing 70 US dollars). 250 households will be on cash for work scheme and will work for 48 days. Each cash for work beneficiary will receive a daily wage of 4 US dollars. 7 US dollars will be paid to each beneficiary for transport cost when travelling to collecting the money. This project will improve household food security through provision of unconditional and conditional transfer in line with food security cluster objective no. 1
Life-saving support and enhanced resilience of the vulnerable and food insecure drought affected populace of Kismayo and Badhaade Districts of Lower Juba Region. The overall objective of the projective is to provide immediate food access to the vulnerable food insecure  drought affected populace of the target locations in Kismayu and Badhaade Districts of Lower Juba region in Somalia that are most affected by the deteriorating food security situation. The project seeks to enhance immediate food access by increasing the purchasing power of the beneficiaries through unconditional and conditional cash grants for six months. The project targets the most vulnerable households who were affected by the prevailing drought. The drought situation has severely and directly affected pastoral and agro-pastoral communities communities of the target locations whose sources of food, income and water are diminishing and increasingly at risk. The situation led to household food insecurity, reduction/lack of safe water. The project entails two components : unconditional cash grants and conditional cash grant (cash for work). The unconditional cash grant will target 220 households for six (6) months while the conditional cash grant will target 150 households for three (4) months.
Provision of temporary and sustainable safe drinking reliable sanitation and proper hygiene practice to IDPs/Returnees and drought affected rural communities in Elwaaq District of Gedo region. The target area for this proposed project will be in El-waq District of Gedo region with target population of 15,400 drought affected people through enhancing WASH activities with the integrated into ongoing Health and Education projects as integrated package of intervention. El-waq is one of the highly drought effected area where the majority of Gedo pastoralist communities suffer the most. The district is accessible and ARD is currently doing small-scale drought response WASH and health Activities.  This lifesaving project will uplift save lives of more than 15,400 populations in the area. ARD will provide temporary safe water to 8,400 people, rehabilitation of borehole, rehabilitation of 8 shallow wells, capacity building to 9 WASH committees on water point management, operation amp maintenance and DDR, comprehensive hygiene promotion to reach around 15,400 people. During the project activities women, men and children will be given consideration for the proper implementation of the project.
Integrated Emergency Food and Livelihood Asset Protection to Drought Affected Pastoral and Agro-pastorals in Buloburte and Wanlaweyn Districts of Hiran and Lower Shabelle regions respectively The proposed project has a geographical coverage of 49 villages with a total catchment population of 45,960 (30 villages under Wanlaweyn district with an estimated catchment population of 33,876 and 19 villages under Buloburte district with an estimated catchment population of 12,084). However, the proposed project will be targeted to reach 2400 households representing of 14,400 beneficiaries (2592 men, 3565 women, 3888 boys, 4355 girls). The overall objective of the proposed project is to improve access to food and protection of livelihood assets through the provision of unconditional cash transfer (UCT) and agricultural input support to the drought affected pastoral, agro-pastorals and riverine in Wanlaweyn and Buloburte districts.

Therefore, to achieve the overall objective of the proposed project WARDI will carry out different activities including unconditional cash transfer (UCT) targeted to 900 HHs receiving US $ 70.00 per HH for three months period and agricultural input support targeted to 1500 HH. Agricultural input support shall be included seeds (15 kg of maize/sorghum, 8 kg of beans and 4 kg of sesame) for 1500 farmers HH and 1500 sets of farming tools, each set shall contain (1 hoes, 1 Stainless Pick amp Mattock, 1 Machete, 1 Shovel and 1 Rake).
Increasing access to safe emergency water and culturally appropriate hygiene promotion to drought affected vulnerable women, girls, boys and men in Somaliland and Puntland The proposed project will complement DRC's drought targeted Integrated Emergency Responses in Somalia. This will enable DRC to provide a complete assistance package to the drought affected communities in selected locations in Puntland, Somaliland and Hiraan regions. The WASH assistance will include: provision of adequate safe and clean water through vouchers, rehabilitation of existing water sources with adequate yield (Boreholes), provision of culturally appropriate hygiene promotion and promotion of household water treatment through provision and distribution of water purifiction tablets prioritizing the most vulnerable households targeting girls, boys, women and boys. The specific interventions to be implemented include: provision of water for 45 days through vouchers for 1500 households (HHs), rehabilitation of two boreholes as per attached BOQ, hygiene promotion and distribution of water purification tablets at household level for 1,500HHs, training of water management committees and chlorination of water at the sources. A total of 1500 HHs consisting of 9000 individuals of which 2004 are men, 2199 women, 2253 boys and 2544 girls are expected to benefit from this project
Emergency Response to drought affected populations in Puntland and Somaliland through provision of WASH services This is a 6-month action that proposes to respond to immediate WASH needs of drought affected and acute watery diarrhea (AWD) populations in Puntland and Somaliland. The main objective of this action is “Drought and Acute Watery Diarrhoea (AWD) affected populations have increased equal and sustained access to potable water, clean sanitation facilities and good hygiene practices”.
The proposed action will target approximately 17,400 (50% F) beneficiaries in Puntland and Somaliland by providing immediate access to safe water through water trucking while rehabilitating/upgrading potential strategic water supply systems in the drought/AWD affected areas of Puntland and Somaliland.  The action wills also provide hygiene promotion support, hygiene kits distribution as well as point of use water treatment through use of aqua tabs. Priority focus for rehabilitation and water provision will be at schools, health facilities or strategic community centers. Menstrual hygiene management issues for women and adolescent girls will also be addressed through provision of appropriate sanitary ware in Puntland.
In Somaliland, focus will be on Tog dheer region, targeting villages and schools in Doqoshey, Bali dhiig, Durugsi District while in Puntland, interventions will be undertaken in Gardo district of Bari region and Baran district of Sanaag region. In implementing the proposed activities, the project will make an effort to ensure participation of both men and women, particularly female headed households in both paid and unpaid community tasks such as participation in water user management committees, water monitors, hygiene promotion and sanitation committees.
Facilitating the provision of lifesaving, specialized Child Protection services to
extremely vulnerable children in hard to reach and underserved locations in
Lower Shabelle region The aim of this project is to scale up on the existing CP services and to respond to the urgent protection needs of children and adolescents affected by conflict and trauma in  Lower shabelle, so as to preserve their lives and security, prevent critical deterioration of there physical and mental health and promote their short and longer-term well being and resilience. 

the project will cover 6 locations in Lower shabelle namely: Wanjeel,Raqayle, ceel Qode, Siigaale, ADC IDP camp and Gosha Gandiga IDP Camp
Provision of Rapid Rehabilitation of Existing Strategic Water Boreholes to Increase and Sustain Access to life-saving water, sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion for IDPs and drought vulnerable communities in Acute Watery Diarrhoea outbreak areas in Mudug and Galgaduud Regions. - The focus of the project aim is to rapidly rehabilitee selected strategic borehole facilities in number of Galgaduud and Mudug region whereby the devastation of consistent drought has affected both the host communities and the IDPS for the provision of safe and access to drinkable water.
- the project aims also to increase equal and sustained access to reliable safe water, adequate sanitation, promote positive hygiene services and take appropriate action to curb spread of AWD among vulnerable AWD affected people disaggregated by sex in Galmudug State.
- Full rehabilitation including and protection of the 5 strategic boreholes include provision of the generator sets, submersible pumps, change of GI pipes, control panels, cables, installing new water meters, PVC distribution water pipes, repair of existing water reservoir storage tanks, animal troughs and kiosks, and repair of the wellhead to serve 13,200 beneficiaries
-Disinfection with chlorine will be undertaken and the owners trained on proper chlorination and maintenance. The wells will also be fenced to control access and minimize congestion amp contamination.
- Quick Rehabilitation of 3 strategic boreholes with the provision of much-needed submersible pumps, generators, replacement of PVC raising pipes, etc
- Training of 8 water committees on OampM of borehole and WASH awareness
Improved access to Education and Water, Sanitation  Hygiene (WASH) services for drought affected students and teachers in remote and underserved locations of Bari region of Puntland. This project proposes a 3-months intervention aimed at improved access to sustained education and wash inputs for drought as well as conflict affected students in remote areas of Bari region of Puntland State of Somalia through provision of education supplies emergency supplementary feeding, sanitary kits for adolescent girls, teachers' incentives increasing water storage capacity rehabilitation/extension of water points and latrines as well as safe drinking water supply to schools to cater to students' and teachers' safe drinking water needs using qualified vendors/suppliers and improving personal and institutional hygiene through contextualised hygiene promotion. Schools will be used as the hub for water distribution to drought-affected students. The project will provide training on water management, supplementary feeding and hygiene promotion for Community Education Committee (CEC) members of the respective schools and volunteer Hygiene Promoters. Water for schools will be provisioned  water tanks with increased and improved water storage facilities. This will ensure children remain in school and learn in a protected and necessarily resourced school environment. Further, the CECs will be trained in disaster risk reduction (DRR) to build their capacity and preparedness to respond to future disasters. Water points and gender friendly latrines in the target schools will be rehabilitated/extended to allow girls and boys to access the facilities in order to avoid disruption in learning. Teachers with provision of incentives will have necessary motivation to continue teaching.
Emergency Protection Assistance and Basic life saving Services for Drought and Conflict-Affected IDPs and Host Populations in Adado and Elwak Districts, The project is aimed at responding to the Conflict and drought emergency through providing Gender based violence comprehensive services to 1000  survivors in Adado and Elwak districts. The services include Medical, Psycho-social and legal support.  The Gender based violence survivors conditions will be improved through group therapy and hand craft skills training to ensure early recovery and formation of community support groups for smooth community reintegration. SSWC will be directly implementing the activities in Adado while based on the analysis of the current situation  Save Somali Women and Children intends to extend its protection programme in partnership with Northern Frontier Youth League(NoFYL) to contribute towards enhancing protection, increasing safety and promoting dignity of conflict-affected women, men, girls and boys, across the target districts. These areas are currently concerned by prolonged displacement and voluntary return movements and, with the intensification of the military operations around Mosul, it is expected that a high number of newly displaced people and/or newly accessible people will be imminently in need of critical assistance.

The overarching objective of the action is to contribute towards enhancing the first-line and second-line overall protection response capacity, through the deployment of specialized mobile teams composed of  Case Managers, Health Workers and Legal Officer, for increased identification and service delivery. 

Specifically, the action aims at increasing the knowledge and understanding of critical protection needs, as well as mitigating the impact and effects of conflict among all conflict affected individuals. Target beneficiaries will include: women, men, girls and boys among displaced, including newly displaced people and/or newly accessible people returnees receiving community members. The guiding strategy will be twofold: dissemination of relevant information and direct support of identified cases through comprehensive case management (including internal/external referral) and distribution of emergency kits.
Integrated Education, WASH and Food Security support to displacement affected children in Baidoa The proposed project intends to improve the capacity of existing public schools to cater to the educational needs of newly arrived IDPs children as well as vulnerable children from host communities. Through construction of additional learning spaces, rehabilitation of classrooms, provision of teaching and learning material, the project will increase the capacity of three public schools to accommodate new enrollments. 2,138 learners (1066 boys and 1072 girls) will be targeted with a special focus on new IDP arrivals. In addition 53 teachers (23 male and 20 female) will be supported through monthly incentives as well as trained on child centered teaching methodologies for emergency settings. 30 CEC members (20 male, 10 female) will also be trained on overall school management with a focus on water and school feeding management of the target schools. 
To protect children from AWD/ Cholera and any other communicable diseases, the project will also improve access to safe water supply, sanitation facilities and hygiene by constructing WASH facilities and carry out hygiene promotion. 
While recognizing the barrier of accessing education also lies at the household (HH) level mainly due to wide spread food insecurity and depleting HH economic capacity, World Vision also proposes to support school feeding for learners and conditional and unconditional cash support  in the school catchment area to motivate and enable parents to send their children to school as well meet other basic needs of children. 200 people (140 men and 60 women) from IDPs and vulnerable host HH will be assisted with CFW that tie with the improvement of schools’ physical infrastructure. 6 female cooks will receive incentives to support feeding programmes in the target schools.An additional 360 HH (2160 individuals -1500 women and 660men) from the most vulnerable HH will receive unconditional cash transfers to allow them access to basic services even though they are not able to work.
Contributing to drought response through the promotion and protection of Housing, Land and Property (HLP) rights. This intervention is a multi-faceted Protection hybrid intended to consolidate the ongoing humanitarian response to the drought situation in Somalia, while at the same time supporting reintegration and durable solutions efforts. The intervention is framed around the following three central outcomes: i) Eviction prevention and response: individuals affected by displacement receive support assistance to improve their tenure security situation and address post-eviction complications ii) Access to justice and information: enhanced access to specialized services to address HLP problems and improve peaceful co-existence among displacement affected populations iii) capacity development: reintegration and durable solutions efforts are strengthened through enhanced local and institutional capacities to promote peaceful co-existence and protect HLP rights. It is designed to consolidate ongoing humanitarian efforts by expanding critically essential protection services and enhancing synergies between mainstream Protection and other sectors in a way that makes the drought response more complete. The action will be implemented in four main regions across Somalia – South and Central Somalia, Puntland State and Somaliland. Specific districts that are targeted within these three broad geographic regions include: Puntland – Bari, Nugaal, Mudug Somaliland – Sanaag, Walgyoi, Galbeed, Sool, Todgheer and South and Central Somalia – Gedo, Bay, Banadiir, Lower Juba, Middle Shabelle and Lower Shabelle. As a drought-driven response, the cities and villages hardest hit will be prioritized although targeting will remain flexible in order to accommodate unforeseen emergencies which the drought situation could trigger in other locations. 

The overarching objectives of this project will be achieved through the implementation of fourteen select set of activities that are clearly articulated under the ‘Logical Framework Section’ of this application, including the specific modalities through which each deliverable will be materialized. On an overall, implementation modalities will include a combination of both direct service delivery and remote programming, which will be led by substantive project staff and a robust network of skilled and highly trained paralegals. The project will be implemented by NRC’s ICLA program that specializes in the application of legal concepts to promote and protect the rights of persons affected by displacement. In the case of this intervention, contextually appropriate legal methods will be employed to provide effective and quality lifesaving protection response designed to address Housing, Land and Property rights violations and to promote peaceful co-existence in the context of the drought response in Somalia. NRC has prioritized direct implementation as a means of guaranteeing quality, but local capacity development has also been mainstreamed into the project’s design in order to promote sustainability. Local municipalities will be targeted for partnership cooperation.