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Provision of dignity kits and post rape kits in northwest Syria UNFPA Cross Border Programme responds to emergencies in areas of Syria accessible through cross border operations delivering life-saving sexual and reproductive health supplies and services to protect the rights, safety and dignity of women and young people affected by crises. UNFPA is the global manager of emergency reproductive health kits (see Annex 1 -  UNFPA Emergency RH Kits Manual). In addition, UNFPA Dignity Kits provide the basic hygiene and safety related items to protect the affected women and girls dignity during emergencies (refer to Annex 2 - UNFPA Dignity Kits BoQ). To this end, UNFPA is the GBV Sub-Cluster (GBV SC) and Sexual and Reproductive Health Technical Working Group (SRH TWG) lead and the main provider of dignity kits and Reproductive Health kits in northwest Syria. 

Through this project, in-kind contributions in the form of RH post rape kits (RH kit 3) and Dignity Kits will be made available for the purposes of supporting women and girls’ positive SRH and mitigating risk factors for GBV. Criteria for receiving these in-kind items will be specific to the function of the kit. Prioritization criteria for the distribution of Dignity Kits will include: displaced women and girl of reproductive age with priority given to women and girls at-risk of GBV females with a disability single female-headed households and women and girls in an acute emergency. RH kits are designed and prepacked for the use at a facility level and will be distributed according to facility capacities and needs.

The project will, therefore, fill the shortage gaps with regard to the dignity and RH kits availability in northwest Syria, which, in turn, will guarantee a more efficient response to the ongoing emergency and help UNFPA and its partners address the basic protection and reproductive health needs of the affected women and girls.
Increase access to life-saving health services in northwest Syria through support one primary health care facility in Orm Eljoz The project aims to Increase access to life-saving and life-sustaining coordinated, equitable health services for those most vulnerable and in need in Idelb, Governorates, through

- Provision of essential health care services by supporting Orm Eljoz health care center HeRAMS ID G0705052 in Orm Eljoz /Airha sub-district /Idleb
- Provision of medical supplies (these supplies are intended to support the delivery of essential PHC services, RH service, essential NCD services, CD, mental health and child health.

Mercy-USA is seeking to ensure the continued operation of this health facility through:
-	Sustained staffing, provision of medical supplies, data management, and reporting, finance, governance, training, monitoring, and oversight of project quality, and infrastructure maintenance support
-	This facility will provide gynecological services, treatment for diarrhea, respiratory tract infections and skin conditions for boys and girls under five, treatment for chronic conditions including hypertension, asthma, cardiac ailments, psychosocial support (PSS) and treatment of malnutrition among children and pregnant and lactating women. 

The project, therefore, aims to continue to increase access to appropriate and impactful health services to address these urgent needs. 

Mercy-USA will be responsible for implementing the project in coordination with the health cluster and stakeholders. 

Mercy-USA will apply the Essential health package to effectively and efficiently deliver comprehensive quality health services that are equitable, accessible and sustainable.

In addition, ensuring the timely delivery of cost-effective, integrated and standardized health services tailored to meet the priority health issues faced by the majority of the population. 

The quality and accountability will be monitored by Mercy-USA to ensure the facility meets the standards furthermore, Mercy-USA will be responsible for all project and relevant financial reports to the donor and to the cluster (4Ws) and other related reports. All health staff will be trained on different health topics. 

The project will be monitored by the program coordinator who will work directly from the Turkey office with the project manager to ensure the project is being correctly implemented.

Mercy-USA supply chain department in coordination with our team in Syria and turkey will ensure all needed medical equipment and operational supplies are delivered on time.

The Information Management officer will work with data entries and our health team to produce monthly information on the progress of the program which includes caseload information desegregated by cases/age, sex, gender, and disability. 

Mercy-USA will absorb the center and warehouse rent in addition to fuel, internet and cleaning services

Mercy-USA will absorb the cost of the medical equipment including the Lab devices.
Provision of life saving preventive nutrition services to displaced children and mothers in North West Syria Due to the ongoing  escalation of violence in Northwest Syria which has resulted in a  devastating and negative humanitarian  consequences on the civilians in
Idleb , nearly half a million people displaced including approximately 70,000 pregnant , lactating mothers and children under the age of  five years . Displacement as well as limited availability of basic services including food , health and WASH support have potentially increased the risk of acute malnutrition among mothers and children as indicated by the ongoing community nutrition surveillance among IDP population . The weekly increase of acute malnutrition among mothers and children is reported at 1% which means without immediate prevention measures acute malnutrition could possibly hit the emergency threshold in the mid term . This project will support provision of the needed life saving commodities to prevent acute malnutrition among mothers and children in the upcoming 3 months. About 23, 560 children under the age of 5 years including 15,840 children younger than 3 years as well as 10, 560 pregnant and lactating mothers will benefit from prevention commodities namely high energy buiscuits as well as Lipid based nutrient supplementation . Project will focus on displaced mothers in Idlib , Harim , Jisr Al Shoughour , Darkoosh , Armanaz , Ma’arat Mesrin , Afrin and Azaz . Selection of geographical areas was done based on IDPs location in consultations with nutrition and CCCM clusters
Supporting Participatory Irrigation projects in NW of Syria The project will support 2 participatory irrigation projects (i.e. existing systems) in 13 vulnerable communities in order to respond to the sharp fall in the production of basic grains in the targeted locations. This will provide an optimal solution to avoid digging more boreholes and to avert any expected drought that would worsen the food security status.
The project will be implemented in coordination with local councils and Water Users Associations (WUA) of the targeted locations. The project will provide 1-2 supplemental irrigations to 700 hectares cultivated with wheat crop in Arrouj strategic plain to support the wheat value chain in terms of supplying north west of Syria with more than 2,800 MT of wheat. 
This Project will also rehabilitate an irrigation project in Allani community by providing and maintaining water distribution pipes, providing 2 water pumps, electricity generator set, repairing electricity network and providing electrical panels to irrigate 145 hectares. In addition, it will provide 2 irrigations to 77 hectares by pumping 400-500 m3 of water from Orontes river to support olives value chains and other crops in this location. 305 job opportunities in agriculture will be created, in addition to 40 cash for work opportunities for pruning 7,800 rainfed olives trees. Selecting beneficiaries will be based on need and vulnerability with special consideration to HHs headed by women and/or disabled people.
Irrigation will be provided only by supplying water pumps in the pump stations directly with required fuel in small quantities with strict monitoring by QRCS team and Water Users Associations of: operating hours, fuel consumption, pumped water and fuel source. 
The project will assist and contribute to the protection of the most vulnerable groups of women, men, girls and boys in all age groups and disabled people in the targeted communities.
Beneficiaries have been involved in project designing and implementation through the close coordination with their elected WUA management board members, also beneficiaries will be engaged in evaluation through satisfaction survey and complaint mechanism.
Support health  nutrition services in Aleppo and Idleb governorates (Afrin, Azaz, Ariha, and Armanaz sub-districts) The project aims to continue to support the primary health services in Afrin, Mhambel, Ariha, and Hafsraja sub-districts in Aleppo and Idleb governorates respectively, and some selective secondary health services related to Reproductive Health RH and dialysis in Bahar hospital in Afrin district – Afrin city center.
The project aims to keep sustaining the primary health services delivered by Bahar Primary Health Centre PHC PHC in Afrin district – Afrin city canter, Mhambel, Hafsraja and Orm Eljoz PHCs in Armanaz and Ariha districts – Idleb governorate, and the BEmONC and CEmONC services delivered by Bahar health facilities, in addition to dialysis services provided by Bahar hospital in Afrin district. 
Through this project, the following health facilities will be supported:
1-	Bahar PHC L3 Aleppo – Afrin – Afrin – Afrin.
2-	Bahar Hospital Aleppo – Afrin – Afrin – Afrin (EmONC and dialysis services)
3-	Mhambel PHC L2 Idleb – Ariha – Mhambel – Mhambel.
4-	Hafsraja PHC L2 Idleb – Armanaz – Harem – Hafsraja.
5-    Bahar PHC L2 A'zaz district-A'zaz sub-district-Ma'arin community.
6-    Orm Eljoz PHC Idleb-Ariha-Ariha- Orm Eljoz.
WASH services gap filling for IDPs in A’zaz District, Aleppo Governorate SI has been present over the past 6 years in Aleppo governorate assisting Internally Displaced Persons that settled in informal camps in Azaz district (Al Mokawama, Al Resala, Dabiq, Yazibagh, Karaj Sijjo, Ehtemlat camps), answering WASH, Shelter and NFI needs. Based on the monitoring of the situation and the needs, SI is now aiming to phase out of emergency activities ongoing for the past years and provide sustainable solutions to answer semi-permanent needs of targeted populations in the camps. 

However, while funding is being secured for this transition and the work starts, the populations in the camps remain in dire need of continuous provision of WASH services. Without the emergency reserve support, it is the population of six camps, currently over 41,000 people, who will suddenly stop receiving clean and safe water. This assistance remains thus critical and lifesaving. SI will, for two months (April and May), through THF support, continue to provide emergency water supply, sanitation assistance (desludging, OampM of facilities), and hygiene promotion. This bridge in assistance provision is critical to ensure continuity of lifesaving services until the works enabling the transition to sustainable service provision is completed.
Supporting a Bakery Rehabilitation and Wheat-Bread Process in North of Aleppo The project will purchase 375 MT of wheat from most vulnerable wheat farmers in Jarablus subdistrict due to selection criteria based on need and vulnerability with prioritizing women, disabled, and internal displaced farmers who cultivated small invested lands or properties, beneficiaries names and vulnerability will be identified through registration and verification procedures, in a comprehensive manner the project will rehabilitate the main bakery in a high severity community (Jarablus) managed by the local council, the rehabilitation work will include the bakery premises, yard, electricity network, and about 1,000 meters of access road connecting the major mill-bakery-main route, in addition to repair, provide and install bread baking equipment to increase bakery productivity 4 MT of flour per day.
The purchased wheat will be milled to supply the rehabilitated bakery with 300 MT of flour to provide 2,500 HHs with satisfied quality bread for subsidized price in daily basis for 5 months.
The project will recover Jarablus community capacity by an integrated intervention between early recovery and food security throughout rehabilitating basic service and infrastructure of a war affected community alongside with supporting wheat process and market.
The project will assist and contribute to the protection of the most vulnerable groups of women, men, girls and boys in all age groups and disabled people in the targeted communities.
Beneficiaries have been involved in project designing and implementation through a close coordination with local council and community representatives, also beneficiaries will be engaged in evaluation through satisfaction survey and complaint mechanism.
Rapid Response Team for provision of life-saving field integrated emergency nutrition programme response for the most vulnerable individuals both Host communities and IDPs (mainly children under 5 and PLWs)  to create a safe, accessible and more secure environment for them in North West Syria SRD is proposing an integrated nutrition, child protection, health, and hygiene promoting services focused on life saving nutritional needs of children U5 and PLWs for both IDPs and Host communities in targeted  areas  in Aleppo/ Daret Ezza sub -district and Idleb / Dana sub-district ( Deir Hasan camps clusters) through  establishing 2 Rapid Response Teams which providing the following services: 
1- MUAC screening for children (Boys and Girls) under the age of 5 and for pregnant and lactating women in Dair Hassan/ Idleb and Daret Ezza/Aleppo camps.
2- referrals of malnourished cases, Children U5 with dangers signs and Medical problems, PLWs with Medical problems, disabled beneficiaries, Identified visual signs of abuse/violence against childU5/PLWs to the respective treatment centers.
3- IYCF-E with recommended feeding practices awareness session, Hand Washing awareness session, in addition to one-to-one IYCF-E counselling, nutrition communication and social mobilization messages.
4- Distribute micro-nutrients/nutrition supplements for preventing anemia and malnutrition among for children (Boys and Girls) under the age of 5 and for pregnant and lactating women in Dair Hassan/ Idleb and Daret Ezza/Aleppo camps.
Rapid Procurement of 5,000 family tents for the CCCM Cluster Emergency Stock This project aims to support the response to the immediate needs of the most vulnerable crisis-affected IDPs in northwest of Syria by ensuring 5,000 family tents are available to members of the CCCM cluster for the contingency stock. Contingency stock items will be pre-positioned in IOM’s Gaziantep warehouse and will be released to cluster partners with recommendation from the Cluster Review Board. The project will also cover the costs of implementing partners' transportation, distribution and gravelling/leveling of family tents.
Provision of Essential Psychotropic Drugs in 6 Months for Specialized and Non-specialized Mental Health Across North West Syria This project aims to provide, for a period of six months, essential psychotropic drugs for two specialized mental health facilities,  in Idleb and in Azzaz respectively, twenty-nine non specialized mental health facilities (PHCs) in Idleb and Euphrates shield areas and ten non-specialized health facilities (PHCs) in Afrin.  The project will also support 15 additional primary health care facilities which are planning to integrate mental health care in their package of services in the coming months.
The identified health facilities provide basic and specialized mental health services through health staff who have successfully completed a training in mhGAP. mhGAP is  a WHO standard tool which aims to enable general health staff in humanitarian emergencies to assess and manage acute stress, grief, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, psychosis, epilepsy, intellectual disability, harmful substance use and risk of suicide. The training enables health service providers to use basic psychotropic drugs adequately according to standard treatment guidelines and thus reduces harm trough inappropriate treatment of mental health disorders. Currently 68 mhGAP trained doctors and nurses work in the health facilities which are targeted by the project. 
WHO has established a standard list of essential psychotropic drugs necessary for the implementation of mhGAP. WHO will procure the required drugs through WHO’s international supply line and will distribute the drugs through its established cross border supply line. WHO cross border supply line ensures international procurement and distribution of the medicaments and medical supplies in a transparent, accountable and efficient approach. The distribution process is monitored by an independent monitoring system.  According to WHO standard operating procedures for emergencies, the above mentioned supplies will be prepositioned in Turkey.
WHO will ensure distribution of supplies to the focused facilities according to an established distribution plan. The procured psychotropic medicaments will cover the needs of a total target of 33775 beneficiaries. 
Additionally, the project will include appropriate monitoring of the donated drug consumption. The monitoring and reporting activity will allow WHO to conduct proper distribution and consumption evaluation, and forecast the needed drugs for future distribution in the facilities.
Vaccinations and mange treatments for smallholder dairy animals in NW-Syria The proposed project seeks to stabilize the existence of rural families in their lands, support livelihoods of dairy farmers and sheepherders and ensure sufficient availability and affordability of dairy products in local markets. In line with the Livestock Emergency Guidelines and Standards (LEGS), this will be achieved through large-scale vaccinations against Enterotoxaemia in sheep and goats, vaccinations against Lumpy Skin Disease in cattle and a control treatment campaign against sheep mange. - According to an assessment by WATAN from September 2019, there are 9,000 vulnerable households with in total 500,000 heads of ruminant livestock in the project target region. The project aims to cover this entire livestock population in one coordinated vaccination and treatment campaign. The project will also count and number cows (all bovines) present in the target districts. The up-to-date census data that are going to be shared with donors and all humanitarian actors in NW Syria.
Combining two different vaccinations (Enterotoxaemia and Lumpy Skin Disease), the sheep mange control treatments and the cattle census under one single intervention (= one mobile veterinary team carrying out all activities simultaneously) is highly cost-efficient and adds a lot of value to the project. – In preparation for the combined interventions, the project will carry out awareness raising sessions for farmers and sheepherders and distribute information leaflets to avoid any misconceptions in the local communities. The project will train 25 local veterinary service providers in NW Syria and provide training to 20 Syrian livestock professionals on dairy animal health and production. The project also seeks to involve and train 60 village focal points with animal health experience, including women, on basic animal health skills to build their capacity and their ability to participate in income-generating activities related to livestock.
Strengthening the Resilience of IDP Communities in A’zaz through Home Gardening The project will be directly implemented by German NGO Welthungerhilfe (WHH). Welthungerhilfe is implementing 2019 1st standard allocation TUR-19/3559/SA1/FS-WASH/INGO/12813 coded project in the camps of A'zaz. In addition that, WHH implemented a FSL project in the same locations.This project shall be complementing the ongoing project by filling the needs of Al-Ryan, Al-Resalah and Tal-Jbeine camps. 
The need to incorporate the support of sustainable livelihoods, while at the same time increasing food production to decrease dependency on emergency response activities, is important for a number of reasons. First, to empower local communities and to foster a sense of self-reliance among population during conflict time. Second, which is to guarantee access of food in these areas. As local communities grow, sell and purchase local food, local economies will be stimulated, creating a multiplier effect to expand number of beneficiaries. Further, local populations will have better access to nutritious foods, as part of the proposed project involves providing seeds for vegetables in A'zaz. These areas are in particular need for FSL activities. WHH will be able to implement these activities as a result of gained experience in the same field. After consultations with relevant camp managers, it is understood that the importance of shifting away from emergency response interventions and toward sustainable food security and livelihood activities shall be better for the people living in A'zaz camps. At the initial phase 500 potential farmers shall be assisted but 5% of them shall be trained at the Farmer Field School. Each selected trainee shall receive 100$ allowance. Afterwards, these 25 people shall act as focal point and expert for the rest of the beneficiaries. Each one shall be responsible for monitoring and training of the 20 farmers. People with previous home-gardening activity shall be prioritized. Afterward, 500 male/female farmers shall receive agricultural inputs, agricultural arable lands and technical support in order to produce summer vegetables for house consumption. The land shall be rented in the neighborhood of camps by WHH. Yet, the assistance shall be in two phases. In the first phase 60$ worth agriculture voucher shall be provided to men and women farmers based on criteria. In that phase, targeted people shall have the option to buy agricultural inputs, seeds or fertilizers. There will be a flexibility to choose for the people. In order to get the second tranche of the assistance, they have to fulfill their tasks. The first phase shall be monitored by a committee of field staff and trainees. Afterwards, the tranche of the voucher shall be released. 500 households are expected to benefit from from this activity.
Delivery and integration of protection services to most at-risk and marginalized women and girls in Greater Al Bab Sub-district. The project will address the needs of both IDP and Host Communities in northern Aleppo countryside with an emphasis on reaching marginalized and most at-risk women and girls. SRD will provide integrated protection activities within health facilities and separate Women and Girls Safe Spaces, response activities through a case management approach and a solid referral pathway. A holistic and intensive model of case management will be utilized in the currently functional Women and Girls Safe Space in Al Bab city to enhance the resilience of survivors and vulnerable women and girls. In addition, SRD will provide GBV services through women and girls safe spaces and those which will be delivered via community-based outreach in the northern Aleppo countryside Al Bab Sub-district as an entry point to reach highest vulnerable groups. SRD will continue to provide integrated GBV and PSS services in an accessible health/protection delivery points located in different affiliated communities to Al Bab. 
Through comprehensive case management and confidential referral to relevant service providers, for example referral for the clinical management of rape (CMR) services in Al Bab Maternity Hospitals after ensuring the medical staff trained on CMR protocol and SOPs vocational training and empowerment activities SRH and GBV awareness sessions for all women and girls, specifically to married adolescent girls (10-19).