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Girls Empowerment Through Education in Chiredzi  Chipinge and Mwenezi districts of Zimbabwe  PPA2 Extension The project aims to contribute towards gender equality in Zimbabweand with a particular emphasis on girls education. Thusand it intends to contribute to increased educational accessand transition and successful completion of quality lower secondary education by girls in Chiredzi_Mwenezi and Chipinge districts in Zimbabwe by 2014. The project is expected to contribute to increased recognition by duty bearers of the value of girls education so that gender disparity between completion of primary and lower secondary education by boys and girls is drastically reduced. Pass rates among girls are also expected to improve significantly following successful implementation and completion of this project.
Cameroon UNHCR NFI's Distribution of NFI's. shelter and infrastructure to refugees
Breaking Barriers for Development of Girls This project seeks to contribute to the integral development of girlsand adolescents and young women through the implementation of educational processes  formal and informal_ that promote correct decision making for exercise of safe and healthy sexualityand prevention and protection against gender violence. That will be achieved with participation from the State as a guarantorand the community as correspondentsand and the girlsand boys and adolescents and youths as active subjects with rights.
Financial Sector Deepening Zambia To strengthen the Finance Sector within Zambia through working with Government Ministries and local CBOs
TamuJunto: Child Protection Case Management in Meconta district, Nampula province Project aims to ensure the provision of comprehensive Child Protection case management services that are timely, gender, age and culturally appropriate including strengthening the referral mechanism (service directory and referral pathways) in collaboration with UN, Government and other key actors
MOVING URBAN POOR COMMUNITIES TOWARDS RESILIENCE (MOVE -UP Project) Moving urban poor communities towards resilience (MOVE -UP Project)
Flood response in Kihere district learning grant Alert 371 The proposed project activities intended to reach estimated 84000 most vulnerable disaster-prone beneficiaries especially women and children in Kihene district (Nasho, Kirehe, Mushikiri, Nyamugari,Kigarama,Kigina,Musaza sections).
SHIELD:  integrated EiE and CPiE programme The proposed action will be implemented in a consortium led by War Child Holland (WCH), with whom both Plan International UK partner for CPiE interventions. The action was built upon the comprehensive Child Protection needs assessment carried out in December 2017-January 2018 focusing on child marriage and child labour, to be the first ECHO submission for the Plan Lebanon CO. Direct and timely technical support will be provided by Plan International UK staff through regular monitoring visits to project's target areas, as well as provision of remote support.

The action will be a 12 month integrated EiE and CPiE programme aiming to build the resilience of children affected by the Syria conflict, with WCH leading on EiE activities and Plan Lebanon taking on much of the child protection services, capacity building and national advocacy activities, which will be targeted to Syrian refugees and host communities in the Akkar, Tripoli and North Bekaa Valley regions of Lebanon. Particular consideration will be given to the inclusion and mainstreaming of adolescent -friendly services to girls. The intervention will be implemented through two local organisations&#58; AND and LOST.

The protection needs of at risk adolescent girls and boys in vulnerable communities in Tripoli, Akkar, and North Bekaa and Baalbeck are addressed through an integrated Protection, and Education programme. Result 1&#58; Increased access and retention into formal and non-formal education for adolescent girls and boys (target&#58; 2,470 beneficiaries).

Result 2&#58; Adolescent girls and boys, their caregivers and community members have increased access to community-based psychosocial and child protection support including specialised services (target&#58; 9,979 beneficiaries).

Result 3&#58; Local actors are capacitated to produce an advocacy plan that targets decision makers which supports the implementation of the National Action Plan (NAP) to Eliminate the Worst Forms of Child Labour in Lebanon (target&#58; 1,530 beneficiaries).
Empowering PLHIV and marginalised groups to improve access, quality and accountability of services Empowering people living with HIV
Assistance Project for Flooded Communities in Northern Mali in Goundam Circle, Timbuktu Region The current project is a response to the needs of the people of Goundam, in the Timbuktu region of Mali, who are survivors of the floods at the end of August 2018. It consists mainly of addressing theimmediate  hygiene and sanitation needs, NFI needs and shelter needs of these communities.
There is no full direct response from other humanitarian actors to our knowledge in the areas of shelter, WASH and NFI provision. With regard to food care, available information indicates that WFP assistance was able to provide food for two weeks. Huge gaps exist in the areas of WASH, shelter, NFIs and health, among others. All these activities are planned to align with the recommendations from the inter-agency needs assessment which Plan Mali participated in.
IDP Response in Amhara Region A project responding to the IDP in the Amhara region of Ethiopia.  The project targets the NFI, WASH and protection sectors.
Strengthening Social Protection, Resilience and Inclusive Development for Marginalised People through Citizens and Civil Society Engagement This action will target 200 CSOs (80 groups at the barangay level and 20 at municipal level, including 80 barangay children-youth groups and 20 municipal federation of children-youth groups) and groups representing PWD and other marginalized sectors across 20 municipalities in the provinces of Masbate, Northern Samar, Samar and Eastern Samar. The action will set out to strengthen and improve the Philippines national social protection systems making them inclusive of children, youth, rural women, PWD and other marginalized groups and build the capacity of civil society and citizens to hold duty bearers accountable to their actions. The action will focus the majority of its efforts on the inclusivity dimensions of the main social protection programme in the Philippines the Pantawid Pamilya Pilipino Program (4Ps). The overall objective of the action is to contribute to inclusive growth through ensuring participation of children, youth, women and people with disabilities in the monitoring of social protection systems and accountability of policy makers . To achieve this, the project will achieve the specific objective to strengthen the capacity of civil society organizations representing children, youth, women, people with disabilities and other marginalized groups to constructively engage in inclusive social protection policymaking, effective programme implementation and accountability of duty bearers.
274 Cameroon (displacement) Provision of basic health services and NFIs to displaced population in NW/ SW Cameroon
Youth For Change Youth For Change  YFC_ is a youth led programme with the goal of ending Female Genital Mutilation  FGM_ and Childand Early and Forced Marriage  CEFM. This is achieved through advocacy and campaigning work with decision makersand as well as working in partnership with key experts in the field and relevant youth organisations. The work delivered under Youth For Change contributes to the success of SDG 5. YFC has been running in four countries  Bangladesh_Ethiopia_Tanzania and the UK since April 2015. Each national project is guided by a panel of inspirational youth activists and supported by staff facilitators. A global secretariat of young people steer the national partnerships.  Plans UK investment in youth led and partnered advocacy stems from our PPA programme delivery and the learnings we have taken from our work with the Global Young Speakers Network and national advocacy.
ECW-Education Cannot Wait Project in Magwi and Kapoeta North The project will offer learning opportunities for adolescents and youth in different ways according to their level of education through the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP), which is an opportunity for out-of-school adolescents and youths to finalize primary education.  Another approach will be that of mobile schools, to target children from pastoralist communities who face challenges maintaining attendance in traditional school setups (due to frequent movement).
Typhoon Mangkhurt Response Cash programming and livelihood rehabilitation support with mainstreaming of protection to support the most vulnerable families affected by Typhoon Mangkhut
Regional Surge Capacity Project Impact&#58; More effective and accountable delivery of humanitarian assistance to disaster affected communitiesOutcome&#58; More effective and collaborative civil society surge capacity. More effective and collaborative civil society surge capacity capable of delivering more efficient, collaborative and localised emergency response
Economic Security Innovation Hub Creative Partnerships Plan UK is very pleased to launch the Economic Security Innovation Hub Creative Partnerships for Generating Change in Young Womens Access to the World of Work. The Innovation Hub aims to go straight to the heart of the issue of structural barriers faced by adolescent girls and young women including marginalised ones in accessing quality education and training and decent work opportunities. The Innovation Huband running from April to December 2016and is open to two Plan UK and DFID priority countries  i.e. two selected Country Offices   COs.
Supporting ECCD girls and boys affected by COVID-19 crises in the refugee camps To support ECCD students through increased access to quality education and strengthened capacity for the response to COVID-19 in targeted refugee camps of Gambella, Ethiopia
Economic Security Innovation Hub   Creative Partnerships for Plan UK is very pleased to launch the Economic Security Innovation Hub_Creative Partnerships for Generating Change in Young Women Access to the World of Work. The Innovation Hub aims to go straight to the heart of the issue of structural barriers faced by adolescent girls and young women including marginalised ones in accessing quality edu cation and training and decent work opportunities. The Innovation Huband running from April to December 2016and is open to two Plan UK and DFID priority countries  i.e. two selected Country Offices   COs.
Countering child marriage and FGM in Geita and Mara regions, Phase III Focus on SRHR and family planning with adolescents, with particular focus on young husbands and couples and parents.
Rights based HIV prevention  and impact mitigation among prisoners  their partners and families and prison workers in Kenya This project aims to contribute to reducing the spread of HIVand improve the quality of life of those infected and affected and mitigate the socio economic impact of HIV and AIDS in Kenya in line with Kenya National HIV _AIDS  KNASP_ 2005 2010 Strategic Plan by  a reduction of HIV _AIDS incidences within prisonersand ex prisonersand their families and prison workers and for those who are living with HIV _AIDSand improved conditions and access to quality careand support and services.
Covid-19 C4D Project UNICEF Burkina Faso Communication sur les risques et l’engagement communautaire dans le contexte de la pandémie COVID-19 Risk communication and community engagement in the context of the pandemic COVID-19.
Improving Access to Primary Education Construction of teachers accommodation in remote areas to support DRC refugee children in Zambia camps
Supporting communities for safe re-opening of the schools in Buzi district, Sofala province The proposed project aims to safeguard students, teachers and school staff lives and well-being by addressing the immediate needs required for school re-opening and protecting school girls and boys from the risk of harm brought on by the outbreak of COVID-19.
GEC2 Partners Expansion: Supporting Primary School Girls and Children with Disabilities in the Context of the Government’s Ebola Transition and Recovery Plan The GEC2 programme builds upon a successful approach of the GEC 1 to support girls and children with disabilities with particular physical and socialand and economic obstacles to accessing high quality education. The consortium plans to provide targeted holistic support to the 7477 girls and children with disabilities who were previously beneficiaries of the GEC BRAC community girls schools.
START Ready Bulilima (SRB) Assist vulnerable Bulilima district communities’ during the pre-lean season period prepare to cope with the harmful effects of the eventual drought disaster
START Bangladesh Nor'wester Barguna This is a short emergency response project providing Multi Purpose Cash Grants to families affected by the Nor Wester phenomena which destroyed numerous households and livelihood assets. The grants will be used by recipients to cover basic needs based on their priorities and have inputs to restore livelihoods.
UKNO Ebola Crisis Appeal - DEC Providing access to improved sanitation facilities and knowledge about Ebola prevention to stem the spread of the Ebola epidemic
Emergency Assistance to the Affected Communities in Central Mindanao Flooding This project aims to support the flood-affected families in Central Mindanao with relief assistance, enabling them to secure their right to life with dignity and right to health. Plan Central Mindanao Program Area will be in charge with the implementation of this 6-month program, addressing the immediate needs of up to 5,000 affected individuals.The JOAC grant will be used to address the most critical needs amongst the children and families affected by floods in Maguindanao province. The response aims to directly benefit 1,000 affected families (approx. 5,000 people) who are in urgent need of essential water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) support.&#160;Taking into consideration the needs identified, gaps in provision from other humanitarian agencies and the Government, our expertise and potential reach in the affected areas, some of the activities prioritised by Plan International Philippines include&#58;-Providing hygiene kits to 1,000 families. Kits include items such as&#58;o&#160;shampooo&#160;soapo&#160;toothbrushes and toothpasteo&#160;sanitary padso&#160;hair brusho&#160;laundry baro&#160;nail clipperso&#160;towelo&#160;water storage container-&#160;Conducting awareness raising amongst 1,000 families on the importance of good hygiene practices during times of flood, including how to prevent waterborne diseases.
Ñapu’ã oñondive. Let's rise together. Strengthened resilience, leadership and empowerment capabilities of rural girls, adolescents and young women to promote prevention and response to violence and advocacy during the COVID-19 emergency
B-READY Pilot Indonesia - Phase 1 The B-READY programme combines inclusive whole community disaster preparedness, risk reduction and innovative disaster risk financing and facilitates cash transfers straight to vulnerable households before an extreme weather or climate event occurs. The FCDO provides funding for Phase 1 to provide technological modelling support for a flood trigger in Indonesia, as well as local level mapping and engagement of the government.
DEC Phase 2 - Indonesia Tsunami Appeal This project addresses Early Recovery and Disaster Risk Reduction for Tsunami affected vulnerable population in Palu and Sigi. It will achieve improved access to a safer learning environment through a safe school approach, with focus on girls. It will improve knowledge and awareness in target schools on child protection, Sexual and Gender Based Violence and Menstrual Health Management. It will also increase family income and preparedness for future shocks.
Assistance Project to IDPs in Meconta district, Nampula Province, Mozambique The project aims to provide lifesaving humanitarian assistance mainly on&#58; i) provision of support on WASH-hygiene materials and awareness, ii) basic NFIs, iii) Specific child protection activities including GBV iv) COVID-19
PLAN OPERATIONNEL ARC REPLICA SENEGAL Early action insurance pay-out to protect population of Senegal from the impact of drought
MGCubed! Also known as Making Ghanaian Girls Great! MGCubed is a 4 year, FCDO-funded Girls' Education Challenge project supporting marginalised girls and children with disabilities in two regions of Ghana. MGCubed aims to address the challenges of teacher quality, teacher absenteeism, and poor learning environments through the provision of quality educational content in rural Ghanaian schools. Using solar-powered and satellite-enabled distance learning infrastructure to deliver interactive learning sessions to students, teachers, communities and government officials, MGCubed aims to improve learning outcomes for marginalised pupils, support pupils to transition successfully through school, and contribute to sustained improvements in the Ghanaian education system.
South Asia WASH Results Programme Bangladesh The South Asia WASH Results Programme SAWRP consortium Plan, WaterAid, Unilever and WSUP as implementing partners and Ipsos MORI and WEDC as ME advisory partners in Bangladesh and Pakistan. Plan aims to ensure 137750 people access safe drinking water by December 2015 and continue to use reliable safe drinking water sources until Mar 2018 and beyond. 644176 people access adequate sanitation facilities by December 2015 and continue to use these until Mar 2018 and beyond. 4823570 poor women and men and children are reached by handwashing with soap promotion by December 2015 and continue to practice handwashing with soap until Mar 2018 and beyond. That regional and local governments in target areas continue to plan, co ordinate and monitor WASH activities effectively.
Multi sector alliance to eliminate the worst forms of child labour The overall objective of the project is to contribute to the efforts of Jordan and Lebanon in respecting art 32 of the Convention of the Rights of the Child. The project operates in Aljoufeh and Alkarameh in the Jordan Valley (Jordan) and Kaa in the Beqaa Valley (Lebanon) . The project has four expected outcomes&#58;
1.	Vulnerable targeted boys and girls have decreased vulnerability to worst forms of child labour in the agricultural sector after receiving age appropriate and gender sensitive child protection, non/in formal education and livelihood opportunities. 
2.	Targeted caregivers are willing and enabled to protect their children from worst forms of child labour after participating in Positive Parenting Programme and/or accessing livelihood alternatives.
3.	Local Development Committees, Child Protection Committees, Schools counsellors and communities are better enabled to prevent and respond to the worst forms of child labour.
4.	The implementation of the National Action Plans against the worst forms of child labour of Jordan and Lebanon are supported to respond to the worst forms of child labour.
Preventing child marriage and female genital mutilation Preventing child marriage and female genital mutilation in high risk communities in Tanzania to support girls realize their rights
Supporting Marginalised Girls in SLeone  DfID GEC In collaboration with the Ministry of Educationand Science and Technology  MEST_ and targeted communitiesand this project will support 21060 marginalised girls at risk of dropping out of Basic Education in five rural districts of Sierra Leone to access education and stay in school with improved learning outcomes. It also seeks to improve learningand retention and attendance for all 62631 girls and 71889 boys currently enrolled at targeted schools. 
The project seeks to improve life changes for marginalised girls through_
1. Increasing Access and Retention in grades 5 and 6 of Primary School and grades 7and 8 and 9 of Junior Secondary Schooland and of children with disabilities in Primary School.
2. Strengthening girls learning in grades 5 and 6 of Primary School and JSS.
3. Ensuring that girls are learning in an inclusive environment and protected from harm
4. Ensuring girls voices and needs are listened to and responded to and that girls participate in decision making concerning their education
The project targets 21060 of the most marginalised girls in 180 Junior Secondary Schools  JSS_ and 540 Primary Schools.
Empowering Youth Through Inclusive Coop.Movement This action focuses on the empowerment of the national cooperative movement structure in Rwanda to advocate for   represent and be inclusive of youth-led cooperative initiatives   by improving the technical skill of relevant individuals on each level of the structure   developing a more effective information sharing and consultation mechanism   and raising awareness.
Improved Access to  and Quality Delivery of Education and Sexual  and Reproductive Health The overall aim of this project is to improve access to and quality delivery of education and Sexual Reproductive Health via Social Accountability. The purpose is to increase the number of adolescent girls enrolling and completing education as well as girls involved in decision making processes in the community and school management. The project also intends to change the attitudes and behaviour of girlsand parentsand communities and officials in relation to adolescent girls  right to educationand gender and sexual reproductive health.
Action2020 Niger Achievement of the FP2020 goal of reaching 120 million women and girls with voluntary family planning by 2020 through Governments and family planning service providers in up to 10 countries are held to account by their citizens to_Deliver the family planning commitments made under FP2020 and to Ensure fulland free and informed family planning choice for everyone.
DEC COVID Phase 1: Integrated multi-sectoral response to alleviate suffering of at-risk communities in Kapoeta South County, Eastern Equatoria, South Sudan This project will run for a period of six months starting from August 2020 to January 2021 in Kapoeta South County, Eastern Equatoria, South Sudan. This project will target an estimated number of 3000 people including girls, boys, women and men. 
The project outcomes are outlined as below,
•	At-risk children, adolescents and their families have access to timely, inclusive and age appropriate protection services, through case management, PSS, awareness raising, provision of NFIs and referral mechanisms.
•	Vulnerable households have access to food and livelihoods support through cash and voucher assistance.
•	Vulnerable children have access to alternative learning program resulting in retention of 500 number of students and increased awareness of COVID-19 prevention guidelines and practices.
Protecting Vulnerable Groups in Disaster Preparedness Protecting vulnerable groups in disaster preparedness and response through the incorporation of the principles of protection in Guatemala   Honduras and El Salvador
Flooding Response in Timor-Leste Responding to urgent shelter and protection needs following flooding in Timor Leste, delivering NFI kits and running awareness raising campaigns on gender equality, inclusion, GBV, child protection and COVID-19 prevention
Integrated protection and education service delivery to South Sudanese refugees in the selected camps and entry points in Gambella, Ethiopia (phase 3) This twelve-month project by Plan International (Plan) will provide an integrated response to protection and education needs of South Sudanese refugee children living in Nguenyiel, Pugnido II refugee camps in Gambella region of Ethiopia with a particular focus on adolescent girls, children with disability, unaccompanied and separated children (UASC) and other vulnerable children.
Under result 1 the action will provide protection services mainly through case management and Psycho Social Support services (PSS) in Child Friendly Spaces. Under result 2, the action will provide quality education for refugee boys and girls between 3-14, including through mainstreaming protection in education sector.