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Improvement of Poor Household Food Secuirty through Provision of Small-Scale Chicken Findings from the Crop and Food Security Assessment Mission (CFSAM) undertaken by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Food Programme (WFP) in May 2015 estimates that the quality of diet and micronutrient intake in Syria has markedly deteriorated with many households substantially reducing the consumption of meat, dairy products, eggs, vegetables and fruits. Households access to food and national food production, including rain fed and irrigated crops, livestock, and poultry production have been significantly affected by the crisis. Farmers are suffering from high prices, lack of availability of and/or accessibility to farming inputs and fuel. With the persistence of the present conflict, the food security prospects for 2016 will worsen. With so many adverse factors now working against the crop and livestock sectors, and assuming that the present crisis remains unresolved, domestic agriculture production over the next twelve months will be severely compromised.

Support for and distribution of backyard chickens and chicken feed is an efficient means to strengthen food security and to support livelihoods of IDP and impoverished HHs. This intervention builds on past positive FAO experience with distribution of chicken to small scale livestock keepers in the Ghouta area of rural Damascus. The aim is to strengthen and/or re-establish productivity of small backyard chicken flocks to improve the food security and livelihoods of very low income women headed HHs, who represent between12 -17% of all HHs in Syria (CARE, 2016). 

The proposed project will help in building the capacity of veterinary services through the provision of specialized technical training to a selected number of veterinary technicians.
Promoting community participation in 15 IDPs camps in Sarmada based on strengthening the communities and local NGOs through gender balanced IDP Committees POINT will work in 15 camps in Sarmada out of 25 camps and the estimated number of beneficiaries is more than 11,420 persons. We will do capacity building for 3 SNGOs that work in the 10 camps. So, POINT will make training activities, monitoring and coaching for the SNGOs to work in community mobilization in order to develop their work internally and on the camp management level. Moreover, POINT will do direct implementation for the community mobilization of the participatory management in the rest 5 camps. Furthermore, we will strengthen our work and SNGOs work in the 15 camps by implementing the advocacy strategy for community mobilization of the communities and organization inside Syria (15 camps) and Turkey (with CCCM Cluster). POINT will implement activities for advocacy like a workshop with the committees, workshop with the SNGOs and another one with CCCM members in Turkey to deliver the advocacy strategy and do advocacy for community mobilization in 10 camps. The activities of the community mobilization will be implemented through the quarterly Round Table of the SNGOs directors, POINT supervisors and Camps managers.  More activities will be implemented in the camps like the wall magazine, community participatory movie and outreach in the centers of the camps. The successful stories derived from the activities will be published on line and will be shares with the cluster and the stakeholders. 
On the other hand, we will conduct 6 training (3 inside Syria and 3 in Turkey) for CCCM member related to camp management and community mobilization that will support our work in community mobilization in 15 camps and the benefits will be for another camps. The last component is the community empowerment by winterization mini grants for women in 5 camps and effecting the youth and men volunteers in the camps through working and train them for preparing the contingency plan for camps. Also, in cooperation with the committees in the camps (the elected one), POINT will conduct training for the community on how to use and manage the fire extinguisher. Later on, POINT will do some social activities with the committees by distributing light materials (Toolsheds) for some sanitation work near each tent as preparing for winter.
Supporting Syrian households to cope with the winter season 2016-2017 As part of this 6 months action ACTED will support the capacities of 4,300 households living in Jebel Saman district (Aleppo governorate) to heat their shelter and cook during the winter season 2016-2017.

Using a restricted value voucher modality, ACTED, in partnership with the Syrian NGO Syria Relief will organize three shopping periods during the project implementation as part of which identified beneficiaries will be able to access roughly 150 liters of fuel in total (50 liter of fuel per month).
Support agriculture and livelihoods in the northern rural of Homs Along the line of the HF vision for livelihoods support through food security activities in hard to reach and besieged areas in Syria, this project aims to resist the 3 years of hard access set on the northern rural of Homs and to increase the production of vegetables crops (tomatoes, eggplant, cucumber…. etc), in addition to contribute towards the food security for about 16800 Families in the targeted communities to overcome the sharp increase of prices and hard living conditions in the area which has left the population of the northern rural of Homs facing life-threatening/severe conditions in the food security sector as highlighted in the previous Syria Multi-Sectorial Needs Assessment (MSNA) report dated 2015.
Responding the need assessment which IYD field teams have done in the targeted areas in coordination with the local councils, and in accordance to the latest FSL report on priorities this project will assist the targeted poor and vulnerable  either they are HH or IDPs through reducing the financial burden by supporting the local farmers who own lands but they are in need for agricultural inputs (seeds, fertilizer, pesticide and fuel) in order to achieve sustainability. 

Moreover, IYD will hold training sessions on new agriculture methods by using new network irrigation so IYD will choose 7 fields which are owned and ran by expert farmers from the benefited families . These seven fields will be the training locations and these expert farmers will contribute in this training based on their experience. So the beneficiaries who are the 200 targeted families will be able to watch and learn from the agronomist who will do the experiment in front of the beneficiaries. 
Moreover, securing new job opportunities for 200 vulnerable families specially families headed by women. Furthermore, supporting the local market with vegetable crops in order to decrease the prices in the targeted communities . 
Therefore, this project will protect all beneficiaries, from shelling and snipers, especially women and teenagers because sometimes they are forced to walk about 8 km in order to secure vegetables this will be through choosing farms near their houses.  
The other part of the project depends on choosing 100 vulnerable displaced families and providing each family 4 sheep, fodder and a vet who will take care of sheep “veterinary services” for 9 months. Concerning the training, IYD will choose 7 typical locations in the targeted communities and the vet will supervise these locations and teach the beneficiaries the scientific ways for raising livestock and provide the necessary consultation.
QRCs Emergency Response for Idleb and Aleppo (Aqrabat Orthopedic Hospital - Ambulance System) in Idleb and (Al Sakhoor PHC) in Aleppo City The project aims to response to the new emergency situation in Aleppo and Idleb and to provide health services directly and indirectly to the affected People , IDPs and host communities according to 3 main components:  
Aqrabat  Orthopedic Hospital in Northern Idleb: 
This project is considered one of the most important projects in Idleb and all northern Syria, as it is the only hospital that provides orthopedic services especially treatment for complex and difficult cases in orthopedic Surgeries and reconstructive Surgeries.
The Hospital consists of 60 beds and 4 operation rooms.
The project aims to provide regular and qualitative medical services in particular for the sick and wounded Syrians, as it is located in a densely populated area.

The Ambulance System in Idleb :
The project consist of 21 Ambulance well equipped with essential equipment and staff.
It Aims to Provision of referral services including Ambulances and communication equipment.
The Beneficiaries in many cases are multiple trauma patients. Multiple trauma is a challenging task, and every minute can make the difference between life and death.
total number of direct beneficiaries of this project is 3780 and All the services will be provided free.

AL Sakhoor PHC  in Aleppo City:
The project will provide a wide range of medical services to reduced morbidity rate in this area, which will result in reduction of mortality rate , It also targets the most vulnerable groups (women, infants, children, people with disability and elderly).
The project include :
	Internal clinic.
	Pediatric clinic.
	Gynecology clinic.
	Dental clinic.
	General Practice. 
	Ophthalmology clinic.
	Laboratory.
	Midwifery.
	Pharmacy.
total number of direct beneficiaries for this project is (8640)
AMAN The Project is proposed to increase the education chances for children in Syria whom are suffering from war and its effects, Space of Hope NGO will do the needful to prepare and rehabilitate 8 underground schools as safe places to accommodate 2200 children (Boys amp Girls) for the age range between 6-14 years old. Awareness campaigns for parents and children as well will be provided continuously, along with a specialized team which will be responsible for the regular educational activities during 10 months.
Also the project will promote quality teaching, life saving and life sustaining messages through training of teachers and provide incentives for them.
In addition to enhance the children's Psychological condition,11 PSS specialists/ social workers will be dedicated to these schools in order to monitor, report amp manage cases, and also to apply in schools the priorities announced by UNICEF for the Child Protection strategic plan of the years 2014-2017 in : 1-promote the rights of every child 2-Healthy, safe and well-educated children.
Procurement and delivery of emergency NFI stock and winter clothing to respond to Aleppo and Raqqa displacement. This project aims to increase the number of NFI kits including Hygiene Kits and winter clothing available to members of the NFI/Shelter cluster in order to respond to the immediate needs of IDPs affected by the crisis in Aleppo and Raqqa. Items will be pre-positioned in IOM warehouse and partners' warehouses inside Syria (in consultation with S/NFIs and CCCM coordinators). The project will also cover the transportation of the the commodities from Gaziantep to partners’ warehouses inside Syria through Bab al Hawa and Bab al Salame border and distribution costs.
Supporting /2,900/ families displaced to the western countryside with free bread. This project will reduce the suffering of the families displaced from the afflicted areas because of the latest violent actions and the massive displacement waves by delivering emergency relief support to them. This will be by distributing bread to the IDPs families in the western countryside of Aleppo (DARET AZZA - ALATAREB).
According to surveys conducted by our team on the ground 1,015 families displaced to ALATAREB and its neighboring villages will benefit from this project. This equals to 14.2% of a total 7,147 IDPs families according to OCHA cluster's report in this area. Similarly, 1,885 families displaced to DARET AZZA and its neighboring villages will benefit from this project. This equals to 31.46% of a total 5,991 IDPs families according to OCHA cluster's report in this area. 
Therefore, 2,900 displaced families (40% girls, 22% women, 1.8% women gt 60 years, 23% boys, 12% men, 1.2% men gt 60 years) will be supported by distributing free bread daily for the project duration /3 months/. Finally, we will adopt coupons system for distribution.
Responding to urgent health needs for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and Host Communities affected by conflict in northern Syria. In order to address the urgent health needs in areas affected by IDP movements and concentration, CARE with its Syrian partner Syria Relief and Development (SRD) will support much needed health services in Western Aleppo and Idleb Governorates with a focus on meeting IDP and Host Community needs.  This rapid response project will support the running costs of emergency health services in both Western Aleppo and Idleb Governorates.

The project activities will support referral networks (1 Trauma Hospital and 5 Ambulance Systems), 4 PHC services, 1 Reproductive Health Centre, 2 Mobile clinics (1 for Western Aleppo and 1 for Idleb) and 10 health facilities in Idleb (8) and Western Aleppo (2) with medical equipment and supplies, drug kit distribution and operational costs (salaries, fuel, etc).
Procurement, transportation and distribution of NFI kits for population affected by the recent displacement in Northern Syria This project aims to increase the number of NFI kits including Hygiene Kits available to members of the NFI/Shelter cluster in order to respond to the immediate needs of IDPs affected by the current crisis in Northern Syria. The project will also cover the transportation of the NFI kits from Gaziantep to partners’ warehouses inside Syria through Bab al Hawa and Bab al Salame border and distribution costs.

If security and access allows within the project duration, IOM will look into including the urban areas of Menbij as a target area for assistance.
Establishing and activation a primary health care center in north rural Homs including CHWs program and Hygiene Promotion The absence of effective health governmental institutions in the governorates and the increase number of displacement of population and shortage of health services specially that the area is besieged, they all led to the significant deterioration of health state of the community and spread of diseases outbreaks such (water born disease, upper respiratory infections and growing of malnutrition cases).

The project proposed activating a PHC with Community Health and Hygiene Promotion Project, in north rural Homs (Alhoula) which is considered besieged and suffers from low health services. 

The project provides the following services: 
1-Gynocology clinic: provides reproductive health basic services (family planning, pregnant care, safe natural birth, referral system, prevention of sexually transmitted diseases).
2-Pediatric clinic: provides Integrated management childhood illness (IMCI) program, screening malnutrition, and treating simple cases, Treating common pediatric diseases.
3- Internal clinic: provides following and treating chronic diseases, diagnosis and treating common internal diseases.
4- Dermatology clinic: provides following and treating common dermatology diseases especially Leishmaniosis disease (This clinic is exceptionally added to the standard PHCs because the besieged people couldn’t access to any other area to have dermatologic services ).
5- Ear Nose Throat clinic: provides following and treating common ENT.
6- Dental clinic: provides basic Mouth and Teeth health services..
7- GP clinic: provides following and treating common diseases.
8- Laboratory: provides necessary analysis for all clinics. 
9- Pharmacy: provides free medications according to an already lists for each clinics.
10-Health information system: registering patients’ data to analyze the data. 
11-Community-based Health Entity: delivers (MCH) package of services to the most vulnerable groups in society, women and children in general and in particularly pregnant women and children under five years’ old, and refers them and the other family members to the PHC.
Community health promotion will be conducted by house to house visits and through community based intervention (meetings, events, distribution of leaflets...) among community levels.
Community health workers and supervisors will be trained on different programs such as:
-Community Integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses (PRACTICE).
-Infant and Young Children Feeding (IYCF) in emergency.
-Breast Milk Substitute danger (BMSC).
-Key Health Family Practice.
-Communication Skills.
-Hygiene Promotion.
Igniting Resiliency among the Conflict-Affected Syrian Population through the Rehabilitation of WASH infrastructure(2) The project is designed to respond to the needs of IDPs and host people, to the protracted needs of the existing IDPs and the hosting community by providing a reliable source of drinking water and men, women, boys and girls will benefit from the activities which aim to increase access to sustainable water, sanitation and environmental hygiene solutions. Sustainability will be aimed at through the re-establishment of a cost recovery system. This project aims to benefit approximately 150000 persons in Dana city, Talada and Talkarama which are facing major water shortages due to the destruction of the water systems.The quantity of water that will be provided to each person in the targeted communities as follows (in Dana 18 L per person per day -in Talkarama 29.1 L per person per day and in Tilaada 44.8 L per person per day).
 Furthermore, it is important to note that this location has recently approximately 120,000 IDPs fleeing from Idlib, Hama, Homs and Aleppo Governorates (110,000 in Dana, 7500 in Talada and 3500 in Talkarama). The proposed activities include the rehabilitation of pumps, generators, pipes and electrical panelboards,rehabilitation and extend water supply system, equipping wells with galvanized pipe and submersible pumps, implementation and rehabilitation of concrete bases and housing for the pumps and generators, water filters distribution for people who do not have access to water system ,operation and maintenance water system and the development of the water unit in the civil council so as to ensure that the have adequate operations and maintenance teams. These teams will be responsible for ensure sustainable water services by activating a tariff system. In addition to hygiene promotion activities and hygiene kits distribution to improve hygiene knowledge and access to hygiene materials, which coincide with the water activities.
Improving the availability and quality of ICU care units in North Syria and eastern Ghota. This project aims to increase the availability and the quality of basic and specialized medical life-saving ICU services for Syrians affected by the conflict in Northern Syria and besiege area in Al Ghota.

This project will do so by supporting 4 ICU Units which are already operational in Al Ma'ara National,Idleb National Hospital ,M10 Hospital and central ICU unit in eastern Ghota with incentives for medical personnel, equipment, supplies, pharmaceuticals, and providing support for operational costs to increase the quality of medical care available.
all these units are referral hospital .
Multisectoral assistance to displaced population living in host communities and IDP settlements in Northern Syria The project aim is threefold: a) to provide winterization assistance to displaced populations by providing tent insulation, children winter clothing and stoves and coal to the most vulnerable families, and b) to support resilience and increase self-sufficiency through the promotion of livelihood opportunities to the most vulnerable IDPs in the settlements. In the long term, the project aims to support building private assets such as increasing skills and resources, of the long term IDPs to encourage self-sufficiency and to enable them eventually to exit from the camps and move to more appropriate accommodation. The project will prioritize beneficiaries who are female-headed households and youth at risk of joining armed groups who are among the other vulnerable groups. IDP settlements with high number of displaced population are selected jointly with the CCCM Cluster: Selqin, Deir Hassan, Atta 1/Atmeh, and Atta 7/Atmeh  C) to replenish contingency stock of NFIs for humanitarian partners to be able to respond to the new displacement in the timely fashion

IOM, through partners, will carry out the following: winterization assistance, provision of tent insulation, in-kind grants, skills training, and installation of temporary market facilities. Implementing partners will be selected based on their response capacity, strategic access to the IDP settlements and presence in the camps. Contingency stock of emergency NFI kits available for cluster members to respond to sudden displacement will be replenished.
Supporting health facilities and health capacity building in Eastern Ghouta The proposed project will contribute in supporting health facilities inside Syria by continue in supporting two health centers in Jisrein and Shafuniyeh in Ghouta in Rural Damascus as Khayr has been supporting these centers for four years. The continuation of supporting these centers aim to increase access to primary and trauma health care services especially in internal medicine, pediatric, orthopedic, dentistry, gastroenterology, gynecology, otology, physiotherapy and radiology. to help in providing good health service and reduce the number of deaths as these centers are the only centers that are active in that geographic area. The support will be in staff salaries including doctors, nurses, pharmacists, technicians and administrative staff, operating cost including medicines and fuels and needed medical supplies for these centers. The procurement of the needed medical supplies will be done to replace the old supplies had been present in Almarj area which is totally destroyed. Those centers are divided into inpatient and outpatient departments and primary health centers. In addition. there will be three trainings specialized in health care field, these trainings include nursing training, infection control, trauma surgeon assistant, health facilities management training and medical equipment purchasing and maintenance training. These training will provide academic experience to the training staff who will work in these centers to aid in providing the health service with better quality to save the lives of the beneficiaries and cover the gap of missing qualified health workers as many of them either left the area or died.