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Renforcer les capacités des acteurs centrafricains dans la prise en charge maternelle, infantile et du paludisme Renforcer les capacités des acteurs sanitaires locaux du DS de Boda dans l'amélioration de l'offre et de l'accès aux soins de santé maternelle et infantile et dans la prise en charge communautaire du paludisme Améliorer la qualité des soins obstétricaux et néonataux délivrés par les sage-femmes et assistants accoucheurs de trois Régions Sanitaires de la RCA
Financement partiel en zone nord-est du programme de connectivité rurale Le programme de connectivité rurale vise la relance et le développement économique des territoires ciblés, ainsi que le redéploiement des services déconcentrés de l'Etat dans ces zones historiquement délaissées. Pour cela, le programme améliorera durablement les infrastructures de transport dans entre Ndele et Birao, visant à rendre la route praticable en toute saison et contribuera ainsi à la consolidation de la paix à travers le soutien au désenclavement de cette région.
Contribution française au Fonds bêkou pour l'année 2018 Contribution française au Fonds bêkou
Financement complémentaire des travaux de réhabilitation de l'avenue Idriss Deby initiés à Bangui dans le cadre du programme PRESU  (PRESU 1et PRESU 2) Complément de financement du programme PRESU et réhabilitation de la piste de contournement de l'aér
Contribution française au Fonds Bêkou 2019 Contribution française au fonds Bêkou
Projet de promotion de l'emploi, de l'insertion et du développement territorial L'objectif principal du projet est de réduire les inégalités entre femmes et hommes et de participer à l'autonomisation des femmes à travers l'amélioration de l'insertion socio-professionnelle et le renforcement du tissu économique local permettant la promotion d'un développement socio-économique inclusif dans le paysà Bangui et dans sa périphérie en contribuant à la réduction des inégalités entre femmes et hommes.
Promotion des Initiatives Locales et Environnementales pour la gestion des Inondations Il a pour finalité d'améliorer les conditions de vie et l'intégration économique des populations vivant dans le 1er et 2ème arrondissement. Les objectifs spécifiques de ce projet sont : i) réduire les risques d'inondation et sanitaires liés aux maladies hydriques et au paludisme ; ii)  favoriser l'emploi en proposant des Travaux à Haute Intensité de Main d'Œuvre (THIMO) et le recrutement de PME locales du BTP ; iii) de renforcer les capacités des institutions et des dynamiques collectives.
Batango ndia ti a molengue - Enfants des rues Vers un renforcement et une pérennisation de la prise en charge, de l'accompagnement et de la réinsertion des mineurs vulnérables à Bangui.
Projet NENGO -  Prise en charge holistique des victimes de violences sexuelles et basées sur le genre La contribution à la réponse COVID-19 représente 12% du financement. Le projet a pour objectif de permettre aux victimes de violences sexuelles et basées sur le genre, d'accéder à des soins holistiques, selon un parcours coordonné, accompagné et complet grâce à la mise en place d'un « Guichet unique ». Il est fondé sur un transfert de compétences sud-sud entre les acteurs congolais (fondation Denis Mukwege les acteurs centrafricains (AFJC et Hôpital de l'Amitié).
Renforcement de capacité de l'Institut Pasteur de Bangui Pôle RFE Ce projet s'inscrit directement en soutien direct à la mise en œuvre de la stratégie de restauration de l'autorité (RESA), adoptée par le gouvernement centrafricain. 3 objectifs : 1-Le renforcement du pilotage, de la coordination et du suivi de la stratégie de redéploiement de l'Etat. 2-La mise à disposition d'un paquet minimum de services administratifs et services essentiels, au niveau des territoires. 3-La structuration d'un futur dispositif d'appui au développement local
Projet de développement de territoires du Nord Est de la RCA #OH Le projet visera à améliorer la situation socio-économique des habitants du Nord-Est à travers la restauration des services publics de base, et à préserver les ressources naturelles de la zone, s'appuiera sur les plans participatifs de développement locaux et sur des maitrises d'ouvrage communales renforcées.
Projet d'amélioration de la résilience des services ruraux d'eau potable en zone de crise La finalité du Projet d'Amélioration de la Résilience des SErvices ruraux d'eau Potable en zone de crise (PARSEP) est d'améliorer les conditions de vie des populations vulnérables et des communautés hôtes vivant dans trois sous-préfectures de la région 2. Son objectif global est de renforcer, structurer, et assurer la durabilité des services élémentaires d'approvisionnement en eau situés en zone de crise. villes intermédaire
CCFD - TERRE SOLIDAIRE Appui au relèvement économique et à la lutte contre la propagation du Covid-19 dans le nord-ouest de la Centrafrique
Appui aux programmes "eau et assainissement" du ministère bolivien de l'eau et de l'environnement Dans le cadre du 3ème contrat de désendettement et de développement, C2D, signé entre la France et la Bolivie en 2014, un ensemble d'études de faisabilité est en cours de négociation avec le ministère bolivien de l'eau et de l'environnement, MMAyA, afin de permettre aux populations un accès à une eau potable de qualité.
Construction et équipement d'un centre de santé de niveau 1 à Papel Pampa Dans le cadre du 3ème accord de désendettement et de développement, C2D, signé entre la France et la Bolivie en 2014, projet élaboré en partenariat avec le Ministère de la Santé permettant la construction et l'équipement d'un centre de santé dans la municipalité de Papel Pampa en Bolivie. Ce centre de santé facilitera l'accès aux soins primaires et aux examens de cytologie.
Appui à la formation en gouvernance dans les administrations publiques Dans le cadre du 3ème contrat de désendettement et de développement, C2D, signé entre la France et la Bolivie en 2014, appui technique et financier au développement de l’École de Gestion Publique Plurinationale, créée par décret du 15 juillet 2009 et qui a pour mission la formation continue de fonctionnaires de l’État et des Collectivités Territoriales, la recherche en gouvernance et gestion publique et la gestion administratives des bourses de formation académiques et continue proposées para les agences de coopération internationale.
Citoyenneté participative et résiliences économique et écologique dans la Chiquitania bolivienne et dans le haut Paraguay » En 2020, quatre nouveaux projets ont également été retenus pour promouvoir la « Citoyenneté participative et les résiliences économique et écologique dans la Chiquitania bolivienne et dans la région paraguayenne de Canindeyu», qui visent à apporter une aide aux communautés de ces régions pour (re)mettre en valeur les patrimoines touristiques matériels (sites touristiques, capacités d’accueil communautaire, etc.) et immatériels (routes gastronomiques, festivals de musique baroque, etc.), tout en favorisant l’intégration et l’insertion des femmes et de jeunes issus de milieux défavorisés dans le monde professionnel, dans les régions affectés par les incendies ravageurs qui ont affecté plus de 5 millions d’hectares en Bolivie et au Paraguay en septembre 2019.
Citoyennetés créatives et patrimoines dynamiques en Bolivie Le projet vise à consolider les actions de la société civile dans le domaine de la protection et la (re) valorisation des patrimoines tangibles et intangibles de la Bolivie (espaces urbains, traditions culinaires, patrimoine immobilier historique) tout en favorisant l’intégration et l’insertion des femmes et de jeunes issus de milieux défavorisés dans le monde professionnel.
Meeting the Immediate lifesaving Needs to foster the resilience of vulnerable population affected by Ein El Helwi conflict ltpgtMeeting the emergency basic food needs and building resilience of 1,175 displaced individuals and families in conflict areas—comprising of 937 PRL, 183 Lebanese, 24 PRS, 19 SRS, and 12 migrants—ensures access to basic necessities, including food, hygiene, and protection cash. This initiative will help alleviate their increased vulnerability and severe food insecurity caused by protracted displacement. The eight-month project is designed in an integrated manner to meet the objectives of the Ein El Hilwe emergency plan and to complement services provided by other partners and agencies, thereby avoiding duplication of assistance.ltbrgtThe project has two main components: food security and protection, addressing the most pressing needs of Ein El Hilwe. For example, security concerns in southern Lebanon, along with their psychological and economic impacts, have exacerbated and complicated the crisis for all residents.ltbrgtThe direct 1,175 beneficiary households will be identified from a pool of 2,950 through a vulnerability assessment, with priority given to displaced families meeting 6 out of the following 8 criteria:ltbrgt- Displaced family either hosted or renting a house inside or outside the camp.ltbrgt- Not included within the MPCA.ltbrgt- Large households with 5 or more members.ltbrgt- Households headed by women with four or more children, including a person with special needs (PWSN).ltbrgt- The breadwinner is jobless or unable to work due to age, illness, disability, or has lost their job due to economic deterioration or security reasons.ltbrgt- Households with pregnant or lactating women.ltbrgt- Households with high medical costs.ltbrgtThrough this project, 305 female headed HHs will be included in three PSS sessions. From these 305 HHs, 60 will be selected to receive cash for protection, with an average of two payments. ltbrgtThe project builds on the work of the emergency response coordination group established during the conflict in Ein el Hilwe, managed by UNRWA. Nabaa has provided vital information to international organizations and UNRWA on the most vulnerable individuals affected by the war, refining action plans for displaced families still living in conflict zones within the Ein el Hilwe camp.ltbrgtThe project's progress continues the trajectory set in early August, with two phases of armed conflict resulting in internal displacement, and the establishment of four UNRWA emergency accommodation centers. The Emergency Coordination Group was formed in response to urgent humanitarian needs. Nabaa played a pivotal role by managing two displacement centers and conducting two pieces of research: one on the extent of damage caused by the civil war in Ein El Hilwe, and the second focusing on families displaced and hosted both outside and inside the camp.ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltbrgt  ltbrgtlt/pgt
Emergency Response for Conflict-Affected Communities - Providing Basic Assistance, WASH, and Shelter Support ltpgtNRC aims to support people affected by the conflict in receiving inclusive and timely access to basic and life-saving services and assistance, through the provision of basic assistance, WASH, and shelter assistance, in addition to collective site management training.lt/pgtltpgtAs the conflict remains volatile, NRC also plans to utilise part of this grant for preparing for a potential influx in displacement and/or needs.lt/pgt
(Pillar 3: 90%) Protection of the Most Vulnerable Migrant Workers and Migrant Children through a multi-sectoral approach, and (Pillar 2: 10%) Strengthening the Co-Coordination the Migrant Sector ltpgtThe overall objective of the proposed project is
to address the urgent needs, including key protection needs, of vulnerable
Migrant Workers in Lebanon in key geographies.ltbrgtlt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal"gtThe project will target migrants through a set
vulnerability list, reaching those who have been most affected by the economic situation,
by a lack of legal documents in the country and by the long-standing challenges
posed by the Kafala system/sponsorship system in Lebanon, resulting in
heightened risk of exploitation, abuse, eviction and human trafficking. lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal"gtThe proposed intervention focuses on addressing urgent protection needs of vulnerable Migrant Workers and Migrant Children in to reduce the risk of eviction, exploitation and trafficking through provision of emergency support through case management after outreach and screening, voluntary return, cash for rent, NFI and awareness raising, legal services, MHPSS and empowerment and enhanced coordination through migrant inclusion (via the translation hub and capacitating 4 migrant community groups) and Migrant sector Co-coordination

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proposed intervention includes the establishment of a translation hub.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gtFurthermore, the project aims to enhance the protection environment for
vulnerable migrants in Lebanon by enhancing coordination and accountability
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Access to education  child protection of the out of school children and their caregivers affected by the crisis in the education sector and vulnerabilities resulting from the crisis in South Lebanon ltpgtThe proposed project aims to enhance access to education for girls and boys, while mitigating child protection risks, in safe learning spaces, in the Nabatieh governorate, an area affected by the crisis in South Lebanon. While 70% of the initiative is dedicated to education, the remaining 30% will focus on child protection.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtIn the education sector, girls and boys will exercise their right to education through non-formal education curricula, including basic literacy numeracy (BLN) and youth basic literacy numeracy (YBLN).lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtSimultaneously, employing a community-based approach, integrating education and child protection, parents will receive support to ensure the continuity of learning and the well-being of the children. Specifically, to mitigate child protection risks, safe identification and referrals, along with case management, will be implemented through community-based psychosocial support, focused psychosocial support, individual case management, and parenting programs.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtOver a period of 12 months, the project aims to enable 600 children and 200 caregivers to access this integrated approach. ltbrgtlt/pgt
Response to the Conflict Escalation through Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), Basic Assistance (BA), and Shelter Intervention in South Lebanon ltpgtThe project stands as a comprehensive and immediate response to address the pressing needs of internally displaced populations (IDPs) situated along the Southern border of Lebanon in proximity to the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) as a result of the conflict escalation. This comprehensive initiative employs an integrated approach that covers Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), Basic Assistance (BA), and Shelter activities. Recognizing the complexity of the situation, the project prioritizes and acknowledges the need for collaboration with governmental entities, United Nations (UN) agencies, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). This strategic collaboration underscores the organization's unwavering commitment to localization, ensuring that interventions are contextually relevant and effectively implemented in turn creating a tangible and positive impact on the lives of those affected by displacement.ltbrgtIn line with the Lebanon National Response Plan and the sector-specific WASH, Shelter, and BA response plans, the project aims to address existing gaps in services and provide tailor-made assistance to the communities most severely affected. This includes those displaced to temporary shelters, newly established households, and residents of frontline villages, who are often exposed to heightened vulnerabilities.ltbrgtSave the Children, a prominent organization with a substantial presence in Lebanon has been actively delivering essential supplies and services since the onset of the conflict. The consistent and dedicated efforts underscore a commitment to a localized and comprehensive crisis response, ensuring that the assistance provided is both timely and meaningful. lt/pgt
Promoting a protective environment and ending violence against women and girls in Tripoli and Miniye Donniye ltpgtltbrgt


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intervention will focus on strengthening the protection environment for GBV
survivors and individuals at risk through GBV prevention activities and
response services in North of Lebanon (Tripoli  Menye Donniye). The intervention will target women and girls, and
individuals at risk from the most marginalized communities, including
vulnerable Lebanese and refugee communities, in addition to migrant
communities, who remain a severely under-served population group at high risk
of violence and exploitation. Survivors with disabilities will also be
prioritized for support, as they face increased restrictions in accessing GBV
services due to physical and societal barriers, and who are at increased risk,
especially considering compounded crises. Access to safe, quality, and
specialized GBV services is a central component of this intervention, in
addition to prevention and risk mitigation activities with GBV survivors,
individuals at risk and their communities. Additional and distinct
considerations will be put in place in reaching and supporting survivors and
individuals at risk from migrant communities, as well as those with
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Education and Child Protection: Holistic Strategies for Learning Continuity, Recovery, and Wellbeing Amidst Socioeconomic Crises ltpgtltbrgtRI in partnership with Himaya proposes a 9 month project to provide integrated and inclusive education [retention support activities and cash for transportation (CFT)], child protection (CP) services [case management including cash assistance for high risk cases] and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) activities [focused PSS for children and parents] for 1,000 children and their parents/caregivers through three education centers in Cheikh Taba, Tal Abbas and Beit Mellat areas of Akkar. Under the CP component, the proposed project will reach 230 boys and girls out of the RI supported 1,000 children and 115 parents/caregivers (men, women) with awareness, case management and focused PSS in Akkar.  ltbrgtlt/pgt
Pillar II: Academic Recovery, Retention, and Family Well-being. Mitigating the learning loss of 2300 vulnerable children, from public schools in Aley, Chouf and El Metn. ltpgtThe overall action is a response to Pillar II- ongoing response under existing response framework contingency plans with a focus on the protection and wellbeing of children. Under Pillar II, this project has developed a comprehensive strategy to target several critical areas of concern within the region of BML. It focuses on addressing the existing disparities and deficiencies in education within BML.ltbrgtTo address maintaining children in school, recover learning loss, and mitigate the risk of further interruptions to education, Ana Aqra will implement a 144 session Retention Remedial Homework Support (RS) program targeting 1300 children in BML (Aley, Chouf  El Metn), reaching 50% Lebanese, 50% Syrian refugees, migrants, Palestinians, or other nationalities. Students in grades 1 to 6 with poor academic performance and at risk of dropping out will receive interactive learning support in key subjects for six months, including Arabic, foreign languages, math, science, and social and emotional learning (SEL) sessions. RS students will also receive winterization kits containing supplies or clothing during cold weather. The program is designed to be inclusive, with 3% of the children with disabilities (CWD) being reached.ltbrgtTo address learning losses accumulated during Lebanon's crisis, a 120 session Catch-up Supplementary Summer Program will be provided for 1000 children over three months in BML governorate. ltbrgtBoth programs will include the distribution of teaching and learning materials, healthy snacks, transportation and reinforcement of facilitators' skills in Quality of Teaching and Learning, child protection and psychosocial support.  ltbrgtTo ensure a holistic approach to family support, Ana Aqra aims to engage 760 caregivers in positive parenting and focus psychosocial support sessions, equipping them with effective methodologies and parenting skills to safeguard their children from potential risks and harm.ltbrgtThe program's scope extends to marginalized and vulnerable children, to include children at risk and/or survivors of child labor, early marriage, violence, abuse or SGBV.  Ana Aqra will refer cases in BML to protection services, or other necessary support, specifically Himaya, Caritas (protection  case management), ARCS (Case management  PSEA)  War Child Holland.ltbrgtPrior to launching and outreach, and to avoid overlap with running education programs in BML (Aley, Chouf  El Metn), Ana Aqra has coordinated with MEHE, Education Sector, UNICEF BML Focal Point, War Child Holland and Amel.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Enabling local leadership and area-based coordination through the Lebanon Humanitarian and Development NGOs Forum (LHDF) to strengthen the efficiency  accountability of the humanitarian response P2 ltpgtltb id="docs-internal-guid-9b90e46b-7fff-e114-740a-0fd45051d4ca"gtltspan style="font-family: Arial color: rgb(0, 0, 0) text-decoration-color: initial white-space-collapse: preserve"gtltspan style="text-wrap: nowrap" class="Apple-tab-span"gtltb id="docs-internal-guid-05560711-7fff-d45d-8049-d76adb6ff022" style="font-weight:normal"gtltspan style="font-weight: 700 text-wrap: wrap"gtThe proposed project aims at strengthening coordination and building the capacities of LNNGOs to achieve a more efficient, localized and accountable response in the rapidly changing context Lebanon, reinforcing complementarity with international and other humanitarian actors, through the Lebanon Humanitarian and Development NGOs Forum, and different information-sharing, outreach, capacity-sharing and advocacy activities. lt/spangtlt/bgt


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