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GBV prevention and response interventions to mostly affected populations in Aleppo and Der Alzor Governorates (Priority 2) Through this project, UNFPA aims to improve access and continue the provision of Gender-based Violence (GBV) response services including GBV Case Management (CM) and Psychosocial Support (PSS) to improve the safety, health and wellbeing of women and girls at risk. The project will include the support of two existing Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSS) and 3 GBV/RH Integrated Mobile Teams (IMTs) in Deir ez-Zor and Aleppo governorates. Vocational training (VT) will be also provided in the supported WGSS along with awareness raising sessions on GBV, RH, menstrual hygiene management (MHM) and related topics. IMTs will provide lifesaving outreach services in remote and hard to reach areas surrounding the WGSS that will promote access to GBV services. Each IMT is composed of a gynecologist, midwife, GBV Case Worker, PSS Worker, and Community Outreach Assistants. Services delivered by the IMT will include GBV case management, PSS, antenatal and postnatal care services Individual and group information dissemination sessions. 
Under this project, UNFPA will also procure 5,000 female dignity kits (FDKs) and 1750 Pregnant and lactating kits (PLK) that will be distributed to women, pregnant and lactating women in need and to be aligned with GBV services. The kits contains hygiene items that will contribute to enhancing beneficiaries’ dignity and well-being. Distribution will be in line with the two governorate targeted under this project.
Providing life-saving basic health support in Syria (priority 2) This project will include equipping and operating 5 medical centers geographically distributed over 3 governorates, three in Deir Ezzor Governorate, one in Aleppo Governorate, and one in Al-Hasakah Governorate.
* - Three areas were carefully selected in Deir ez-Zor governorate in coordination with the Directorate of Health in Deir ez-Zor and Dr. Suleiman, the health sector official in Deir ez-Zor through a medical and administrative team. Visiting the most affected areas in Deir ez-Zor governorate.
These areas are: (Harabish - Rashidiya - Workers) and they are located within Deir ez-Zor governorate, which are densely populated areas and greatly lack medical services, and Deir ez-Zor governorate lacks human cadres, especially medical cadres.
* - An area in Aleppo Governorate (Abu Jabbar Center in Tadef District) was also selected, which is the most affected by the war and the most in need of it. medical services. Their medical centers were out of service and two of them were equipped by Anti-Hunger, but they were closed due to a shortage of medical staff. The medical and administrative team visited the targeted areas and met the people. They also visited the Aleppo Health Directorate and contacted the health sector official in Aleppo, Dr. Fares.
* - An area in Al-Hasakah Governorate (Al-Shaddadi area) that was most affected by the war and in dire need of medical services was selected. The medical and administrative team visited the targeted area and met the people. They also visited the Hama Health Directorate and contacted the health sector official in Al-Hasakah, Dr. Uday.
Each medical center will provide the following services:
1. Primary health services through three clinics. Internal medicine, gynecology and children
2. Child care services, which provide health services, including follow-up of cases of child malnutrition.
 With referral service for acute malnutrition cases to hospitals.
3. Free medicines with referrals from doctors at the same medical centers.
4- Referrals for surgeries (general, neurological, urology, orthopedics, cardiac, natural deliveries, caesarean sections, incubators)
5. Provide one-on-one mental health care sessions with measures to prevent COVID-19, and will be made available specifically to individuals experiencing post-war trauma.
6. Health awareness sessions and preventive measures will be provided by outreach clinicians and will be made available specifically to individuals suffering from post-war trauma.
Each medical center will provide primary and secondary health care services free of charge to the residents of those areas because most of the residents of these areas are IDPs, hosts or returnees.
Addressing multisector nutrition needs in Hassakeh (Priority 1) The project will improve the nutrition security of vulnerable men, women, boys and girls, especially malnourished children under 5 and pregnant and lactating women, through integrated multi-sectoral nutrition assistance in Al-Hassakeh, Tal Tamer, Shadadah, Areesheh, Be'r Al-Hulo Al-Wardeyyeh and Markada sub-districts of Al-Hassakeh. Reaching 186,100 direct beneficiaries through nutrition-specific and nutrition-sensitive interventions, the proposed activities will address immediate and root causes of malnutrition in Al-Hassakeh district, in locations with the highest severity of needs and poor response reach. This will be achieved through provision of nutrition specific services through Community-Based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) clinics, PHC reproductive health units (RH), mobile medical teams, and active screening and community-based interventions by community health workers (CHWs) to address malnutrition, maternal depression, disease outbreaks, baby WASH and effective use of food resources. The project will support two CMAM clinics in Al-Hassakeh city to provide nutrition-specific services including treatment of malnutrition, reproductive health services, and integrated MHPSS services to children under 5 (CU5) and pregnant and lactating women (PLW). Quality of service delivery will be enhanced through capacity building for 25 health and nutrition clinic staff and 85 staff from PHC reproductive health units, including midwives. Mobile outreach units will provide essential primary health care services, including nutrition monitoring and referrals, and will be supported with medical equipment, consumables, and medicines. Micronutrient supplementation will also be provided through both static and mobile services. To increase access to nutritious food for vulnerable households, 550 PLW and WRA referred by the AAH clinic in Al-Hassakeh governorate will be provided with multipurpose cash assistance for a period of three months, in line with the recent Cash Working Group (CWG) recommended transfer value based on June 2022 prices. To encourage effective use of cash assistance, one-on-one counselling sessions will be provided to PLW and women of reproductive age (WRA), including distribution of information materials on nutrition and decreasing food loss and food waste. Prevention of malnutrition will be addressed through the provision of basic WASH services in one sub-district where mobile clinics and community health networks are active. The project will rehabilitate the sewage system in Areesheh village to improve access to WASH services and prevent waterborne diseases such as diarrhea and enteric infection, which have a direct impact on rates of malnutrition.

The proposed project mainstreams protection and gender principles to promote meaningful access, safety, and dignity. AAH has full access to the targeted areas and the capacity to begin operations immediately. AAH ensures complementarity of work through coordination with relevant Health and Nutrition, WASH and FSA Sector partners.
Encouraging Nutrition Responses to Improve Community Health (ENRICH) – Priority 1 The Encouraging Nutrition Responses to Improve Community Health (ENRICH) Project aims to improve nutrition outcomes through the provision of fresh foods and hygiene items to at-risk groups, as well as longer term approaches including the provision of nutrition sensitive agricultural / livestock support. All activities will take place in the same targeted areas of Qusair and Rustan, Homs to ensure an integrated and holistic approach to the prevention of malnutrition. A total of 1,150 individuals (210 men, 610 women, 165 boys and 165 girls) are expected to directly benefit from the intervention, including at least 500 pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and a focus on Children Under 5 (CU5).

The project has been designed based on consultations and coordination with the relevant sectors, targeted communities including PLW and parents of CU5, and other organizations working in the same sector and targeted area. It aims to address the identified gaps in the targeted areas of Qusair related to the prevention of malnutrition. This includes the provision of supplementary support (fresh food and hygiene items) for 500 PLW in Qusair and sustainable nutrition sensitive agriculture / livestock (NSA) support with specialized training prioritizing 150 families (750 individuals) with SAM or MAM designed to prevent malnutrition in both targeted areas. 

Integration of existing services and support will be ensured through close coordination with all actors working in the targeted areas including WFP, UNICEF, local NGOs (Syrian Family Planning Association – SFPA, Al Birr and Kareem) and project partner, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent (SARC). This will include sharing of information to avoid overlap, and the referral of sever acute malnutrition (SAM) and moderate acute malnutrition (MAM) cases to ADRA for nutritional sensitive agriculture/livestock support. 

ADRA will implement the project in partnership with SARC. ADRA has ongoing access and presence in the targeted areas through the implementation of multiple projects in various sectors and has extensive experience in the provision of food vouchers and agriculture / livelihoods in the Homs governorate. 

All project activities and approaches are in alignment with the 2022-2023 HRP and the SHF allocation strategy.
Strengthening nutrition response through water, sanitation and hygiene interventions in Khan Arnaba (Priority 1). The project’s target location is Khan Arnaba sub-district in Quneitra governorate, an underserved location with high needs and limited humanitarian assistance across sectors. Khan Arnaba has been identified as a location with a high malnutrition prevalence and co-location in need of WASH and Nutrition services. Proposed interventions are aimed at increasing the availability of, and access to, high-quality nutrition-sensitive WASH services to avert further deterioration of the nutritional situation of the target community. The project focuses on sustainable, durable and cost-effective WASH activities that strengthen nutrition outcomes i.e., access to safe drinking water through light rehabilitation of two wells, supporting operation and maintenance of sanitation systems and hygiene promotion, particularly the promotion of handwashing with soap and water at critical times. The project is targeted at 29,460 individuals in need of nutrition-sensitive WASH activities specifically pregnant and lactating women, and children between 0-59 months at risk of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (MAM), Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) and stunting. The project duration is 10.5 months.
Rehabilitation of 66 damaged houses and Distributing 66 NFI in Deir-ez-Zor (Priority 2)” Based on the indicators of the Humanitarian Response Plan in Syria (HNO) and priority No. 2 of (SHF) to enhance offering priority humanitarian assistance which is planned in the Humanitarian Response Plan 2022-2023 in areas that have severe and critical needs (according to severity scale 4 and 5), conditions must be prepared and homes and neighborhoods reconstructed in order to encourage the comeback of returnees. Thus, the Syria Trust for Development will be fully prepared to work in order to provide the most vulnerable returnees, people with special needs, and females providing for their families with the necessary assistance to meet their immediate needs. It will rehabilitate 66 houses in the city center of Deir-ez-Zor. This will facilitate the return of families to their houses, raise the standard of living and respect the dignity of these families, taking into account the need to obtain legal documents that prove the property ownership of these families.

In parallel, the Syria Trust for Development will distribute basic non-food items to families after the completion of rehabilitation as part of the project. This contributes to supporting the resilience of these families, especially during the winter season.
The Syria Trust will adhere to the TWG standards for shelter, in addition to close coordination with the governorates and municipalities to obtain lists of classified title deed apartments and to ensure the authenticity of property and tenant records.
Protection of civilians in Palestine and Israel This 18-months crisis response measure has the overarching goal of supporting efforts that alleviate the suffering of the most affected communities and assist in promoting lasting peace. Its first component seeks to assess the damage to health infrastructure and to protect civilians by providing life-saving support to essential health services as well as early warning and disease prevention activities. This component will also help address the vast needs in regard to mental health and psychosocial support for affected communities in Israel and Palestine. The second component aims to assist advocacy efforts towards a peaceful resolution of the conflict. It will also focus on countering disinformation, supporting fact checking to facilitate that public debate is based on reliable information and thereby contribute to an informed and constructive dialogue in support of a lasting peace. A third component will focus on humanitarian mine action, particularly on Digital Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (DEORE) messaging campaigns using social media platforms, and when the situation allows for it, establish explosive ordnance survey and clearance capacity, in particular around critical infrastructure, to facilitate safe movement and delivery of humanitarian aid. The fourth component will focus on the West Bank, focusing on preventing conflict-related violence, ensuring physical safety and well-being, and provide legal services. The focus will be on equipping communities and individuals with skills and support to prevent violence and protect against human rights violations.
Activity under preparation Gulf Regional Dialogue Process <p>The overall objective of the project is to contribute to de-escalation and confidence building across the Gulf region.</p>
Digital Innovations for Peace Contract related to: Digital Innovations for Peace - MAAP 2020- aims to build and strengthen the capacity of the EU and its partners to prevent conflict, build peace and address pre and post-crisis needs. It is aligned with the priorities identified in IcSP 2014-2020 Strategy Paper.
Responsible Business Conduct for Green, Digital and Resilient Supply Chains in Asia <p>Action aims to<span style="color: black;"> promote convergence and alignment in Asian markets and policies around a common understanding of and approach to responsible business conduct practices in line with internationally agreed principles set out in OECD RBC standards, taking into account relevant policy and regulatory developments on RBC due diligence by OECD Members. </span></p>
Enhanced EU-GCC political dialogue, cooperation and outreach <p>This action aims to contribute to a stronger relationship between the EU and the GCC by enhancing the political dialogue, cooperation and outreach between the two sides. It will do so by supporting the GCC countries in their ongoing national transformation processes, facilitating effective implementation and monitoring of the Cooperation Arrangements with the GCC countries, enhancing the understanding and visibility of EU in the region and helping deepen the people to people links. </p>
DRI (Disinformation Resilience in Israel) Contract related to: DRI (Disinformation Resilience in Israel) - This 18-months crisis response measure has the overarching goal of supporting efforts that alleviate the suffering of the most affected communities and assist in promoting lasting peace. Its first component seeks to assess the damage to health infrastructure and to protect civilians by providing life-saving support to essential health services as well as early warning and disease prevention activities. This component will also help address the vast needs in regard to mental health and psychosocial support for affected communities in Israel and Palestine. The second component aims to assist advocacy efforts towards a peaceful resolution of the conflict. It will also focus on countering disinformation, supporting fact checking to facilitate that public debate is based on reliable information and thereby contribute to an informed and constructive dialogue in support of a lasting peace. A third component will focus on humanitarian mine action, particularly on Digital Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (DEORE) messaging campaigns using social media platforms, and when the situation allows for it, establish explosive ordnance survey and clearance capacity, in particular around critical infrastructure, to facilitate safe movement and delivery of humanitarian aid. The fourth component will focus on the West Bank, focusing on preventing conflict-related violence, ensuring physical safety and well-being, and provide legal services. The focus will be on equipping communities and individuals with skills and support to prevent violence and protect against human rights violations.
P96 - Strengthening the CBRN Centre of Excellence Regional Secretariat for the Gulf Cooperation Council Region (2022-2023) <p>Technical assistance service contract</p>-P96 - Strengthening the CBRN Centre of Excellence Regional Secretariat for the Gulf Cooperation Council Region (2022-2023)
EU GCC Dialogue on Economic diversification II The Overall Objective of this action is to enhance EU-GCC trade and investment relations in line with the EU Joint Communication and to promote EU business interests, while contributing to the economic diversification in the GCC countries. The project will continue the previous EU GCC Economic Diversification dialogue projects¿ (2018-2024) objectives and will deepen the engagement with GCC counterparts on generating business and trade opportunities for EU businesses, particularly European SMEs, and supporting economic diversification in the GCC countries by sharing EU best practices
Support to pluralistic media in Latin America and regional security in the Arab region This action will enable the EU to address short and medium-term foreign policy needs and opportunities by supporting innovative policies/initiatives and by deepening EU relations and dialogues, forging alliances and partnerships, by fostering independent and pluralistic media, access to information and the fight against disinformation in Latin America and by contributing to regional mechanisms for security cooperation and dialogue in the wider Gulf and Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Activity under preparation Civil society empowerment for peaceful coexistence The brutal and indiscriminate terrorist attack by Hamas across Israel on 7 October 2023, and the large-scale Israeli military operation on Gaza thereafter, has and is resulting in unprecedented levels of violence, trauma and destruction. The voices in favour of peace, reconciliation and accountability, whether in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, in Israel or globally, are being drowned by hostile and violent narratives, and by the continued hostilities, the spill-over risks of which cannot be undermined. It is urgent to continue supporting the voices and actions in favour of peace, including civil society initiatives, as an integral part of any viable process to end the Israeli/Palestinian conflict. The meaningful relationships and initiatives of and between Palestinian and Israeli civil society actors that had once provided pathways for peace at a societal level, are all the more important at this juncture, in parallel to diplomatic efforts. The objective of the action is therefore to enhance the global role of civil society in advocating for lasting peace between Palestinians and Israelis through support to civil society in their efforts for sustainable peace.
Gang Violence Prevention Program Enhance the support of Nicaraguan CSOs and community members involved in the rehabilitation and reintegration of youth into society.
Nicaragua Reporta Improve transparency and accountability in Nicaragua by strengthening local organizations to better track and report on crime and corruption.
Building Resilient Communities The purpose of this grant is to build strong and resilient communities in Managua and other neighboring departments in Nicaragua.
Providing Comprehensive Protection Services to Child Victims of TIP Crimes and Those At Risk of Being Trafficked in Nicaragua Casa Alianza Nicaraguas (CANs) FY2012 proposal builds on the many accomplishments of their 2008-2010 and 2011-2012 J/TIP projects, and presents innovative strategies to expand Nicaraguas efforts to raise awareness, protect children who have been trafficked and are at risk of being trafficked, and institutionalize systems designed to more effectively prosecute traffickers. Under "Prevention" they will amplify the reach and content of their already extensive "NO a La Trata" campaign. Under "Protection " CAN will continue to provide street outreach and a multidisciplinary residential treatment program for 600 child victims and potential child victims of trafficking in a country where these kinds of services are simply not available They will also undertake a study geared to measure the impact of our protection and treatment services.
Documentation of Awaltara Archaeological Sites of the Indigenous Ulwa Territories The Ulwa people have inhabited the Nicaraguan Caribbean for centuries, but their cultural sites are undocumented. This project includes an inventory of Ulwa sites for preservation planning purposes.
Rule of Law Capacity Building Progr Equip Nicaraguan civil society groups to strengthen democracy and deepen their knowledge and understanding of the law and its impact on future generations
PR10730611: Standard Desktop Mini Post Managua INL PR10730611: Standard Desktop Mini Post Managua INL - Program Specialists Covers the costs for receiving, inspecting, stocking, pulling from stock, delivery, and other related services such as the 1 percent acquisition surcharge for executing grants and contracts above post warrant levels.
The WEAmericas Accelerator This amendment is for the following purposes: 1)to remove the high risk designation; 2)to revise Award Provisions, Section 14, Sub-recipients, amoun
Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs - The WEAmericas Accelerator U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs. Per grants officer's request, I approve the no-cost amendment to this award as the FMO. -AS approve approve Per Grants Officer's recommendation, I certify this no-cost amendment. -AS approve IT Reques
Antigang Violence Prevention Program Enhance the support of Nicaraguan CSOs and community members involved in the rehabilitation and reintegration of youth into society.
Standing Desk Standing Desk Covers payments of non- reimbursable value added taxes on purchases as required; e.g., in European Common Market countries..
Inventory and Protection of Archaeological Patrimony in the Rama and Kriol Territory of the Autonomous Region of South Atlantic The Rama and Kriol Territory is rich in archaeological sites, most of which are unprotected and largely unstudied. The project includes an archaeological site survey and inventory and the assessment and treatment of found artifacts.
Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs - 6524 Central American SBDC Network U.S. Department of State: Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs. The purpose of the amendment is 1) to realign budget and 2) to increase cost-share.
PR8941727: Adjustable Standing Desks for INL PR8941727: Adjustable Standing Desks for INL Covers payments of non- reimbursable value added taxes on purchases as required; e.g., in European Common Market countries..
Program to Strengthen the Rule of Law in Nicaragua The purpose of the amendment is to extend the end of period of performance from February 2, 2018 to July 1, 2018 to allow the recipient complete the