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Increased access to clean water and adequate sanitation and hygiene facilities for residents of Chagel Ward Improve the health status of communities living in Chagel in the district of Girar Jarso by reducing the prevalence of disease and increasing their access to potable water Increased access to potable water Reduced incidence of water-borne and sanitation-related diseases Strengthened community-led WASH capacity
Transitional Shelter for Older People - HAD/ADH project To provide appropriate, winter-proof transitional shelter for people in Nuwakot district (including older people households) whose homes were destroyed or badly damaged by the earthquake through the provision of a pack of shelter materials, tools, blankets, a cash grant and orientation and information on how to winterise the shelter using locally available materials.
Hunger Safety Net Programme Phase II Social Protection Rights Component The main purpose is to ensure sustainable government uptake of rights, complaints and grievances aspects of HSNP activities. Develop an independent mechanism for BWCs to report, resolve and provide feedback on grievances of very serious nature by linking up the mechanism with the IPCRM entities. Complete the ongoing restructuring of BWCs by including the beneficiaries of HSNP in these and build/demonstrate its capacity to advocate on behalf of other beneficiaries. To ensure continued effective pay-point monitoring during cash transfer payment windows during the extension period. Bi-monthly brief monitoring reports should be provided to the steering committee with brief suggestions on findings and suggested improvements
Achieving vaccine equity and access for older people in Tanzania and addressing social and economic impacts of the pandemic This project aims to achieve vaccine equity and access for older people in Tanzania and addressing social and economic impacts of the pandemic.
Uganda MP Visit to UK Visit of Uganda MPs to the UK to share experiences of social protection
Age and Disability Capacity Building program (ADCAP) This project aims to build the capacity of several implementing partners on age and disability inclusion in Pakistan and Kenya. The project builds awareness and capacity of international and national humanitarian actors to respond to the specific needs of OP and PwD, and ultimately support mainstreaming of response to the needs of these groups and reduce the protection risks they face in crisis. This outcome will be achieved via a training-of-trainers approach used to train national-level age and disability inclusion “Focal Points” in both specialist age and disability and mainstream humanitarian agencies. Humanitarian actors globally have access to resources on inclusion of older people and persons with disability which allows them to deliver inclusive and effective humanitarian responses. Individual and organisational capacities of partner organisations are enhanced to integrate ageing and disability within their own policies, plans and programmes. Evidence is available to assess effectiveness of inclusion of ageing and disability in humanitarian programmes.
Fortalecimiento de la participación de las comunidades Awá, Misak y Nasa por sus derechos como víctimas Strengthening civil society, in particular of indigenous grassroots groups for the promotion and protection of human rights, participation and political representation.
Partnership to engage older people and civil cosity organizations in policy discussions and advocacy on the social protection floor agenda and social pensions in Lebanon (BEY/HD - Implementation Agreement with HelpAge International on social protection in In the framework of the
UN joint program on Transforming national dialogue for the development of an inclusive
national social protection system for Lebanon, and building on previous collaboration between ILO and Helpage in developing a position paper reflecting the need and demand for establishing social pensions in Lebanon, this partnership would aim to achieve the following
objectives:
- To enable older people, including marginalized older women and men, to actively participate
in and influence discussions on the design and implementation of lifecycle social grants in
Lebanon;
- To engage stakeholders and diverse civil society organizations on the needs of older people
for life-cycle social protection; and
- To advocate for the establishment of social pensions in Lebanon, as part of an inclusive and
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Ensuring Gender and Age Dimensions of Human Rights are realised in Moldova Rights holders from vulnerable or socially excluded groups have increased access to services necessary for realization of social rights. Enhanced national capacity to produce, utilize and disseminate data to contribute to evidence and rights-based policy formulation and implementation To integrate key recommendations of the mainstreaming ageing analysis into public policies relevant to older people To increase the success rate for integration of the public policy recommendations for better targeting of the needs of the older people To assess the implementation progress of the 2017 WorkPlan with UNFPA. Enter text ....
Emergency response to the humanitarian situation in Gaza The project purpose is to provide urgent emergency health and shelter relief to older men and women and their families Where the needs of older people are urgent or at risk of falling outside of the current humanitarian services we will bridge the service gap by providing immediate services affected older people households. Older people's immediate health needs are identified and met. Older people have access to health facilities and receive appropriate health services
United to claim older people's rights and entitlements in Kyrgyzstan Promoting changes in attitudes, practices and policies at all levels to ensure that older people in Kyrgyzstan live with security and dignity and continue to participate as citizens with full rights | Enable older people in Kyrgyzstan to enjoy their rights, by promoting access to resources, services and decision-making processes Increased participation of older people in decision-making processes at all levels Improved access to adequate food, housing, resources and income-generation opportunities for older people Eliminating abuse, violence and inequalities based on age and promoting image of good ageing Ensure that older people and 6 project partners speak with a single voice to advocate for older people's rights Enable multigenerational households and older people to claim their rights and entitlements
Rapid Needs Assessment - Venezuela Rapid Needs Assessment of Older People in response to the migration of people from Venezuela due to political insability
Lebanon Needs assessment of Older People The purpose of Lebanon needs assessment on older people is to understand the needs of older persons in 14 SDC catchment areas. This is to better understand the situation of older people with and without disabilities in each of the 14 SDC and adapt Qudra 2 project activities as needed. The purpose of Lebanon needs assessment on older people is to understand the needs of older persons in 14 SDC catchment areas. This is to better understand the situation of older people with and without disabilities in each of the 14 SDC and adapt Qudra 2 project activities as needed.
Enhancing the emergency COVID-19 response through improving access to basic needs and protection services for the most vulnerable and marginalised older women and men with and without
disabilities during the winter months in 4 governorates of Jordan. The proposed 4-month emergency response project aims at improving access to basic needs and protection services for the most vulnerable and marginalised older women and men with and without disabilities during the winter months and to help them cope with the secondary impacts of COVID-19, in Amman, Mafraq, Zarqa, and Irbid.
The project will provide cash assistance to support 800 of the most vulnerable older people (70% of older women) and their family members in meeting their basic needs, in particular food, medication for chronic disease as well as heating costs for the winter months. Through cash assistance, the project will help mitigate the negative impact of the pandemic. Protection will be mainstreamed throughout the project implementation to ensure safe and meaningful access to cash for older people, while preserving their dignity. In addition, the project will put a special focus on PSEA and age and gender based violence; it will ensure that all staff and volunteers involved in the project and members of target
communities are well aware of PSEA and age and gender-based violence, as well as safeguarding concerns, and how reports can be made safely. Preserve the ability of older men and women most vulnerable to the pandemic to meet their food consumption and other basic needs during the winter months Improve PSEA and access to related information and services for older men and women and other community members in target communities
Improving Equitable Access to quality Life-Saving and Protection Services for Perons with Specific Needs among the Burundian Reees in Nduta and Mtendeli Camps, north western Tanzania To improve living conditions through access to minimum basic services, reduce vulnerability and preserve dignity for persons with specific needs among Burundian refugees  in Tanzania. The specific purpose of the project is to strengthen protection, well-being and access to appropriate services of people with specific needs among Burundian refugees through an age, gender and disability sensitive approach. Persons with Specific Needs have increased access to quality, appropriate and timely community based protection and psychosocial support services, including direct material assistance based on their heightened needs Persons with specific needs have access to appropriate medical rehabilitation services, care and support People with Specific Needs have increased resilience through improved livelihoods options
Promotion of Peace and development Inititative in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan A contribution to the peace and development process in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been made by the promotion of social and economic structures. A contribution to the peace and development process in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province has been made through the promotion of social and economic structures. Social cohesion among members from 65 communities in Khyber District is stabilised and at least 800 households are economically empowered. The region is economically revitalised
Ensure the Protection of Older Persons in the Syrian Humanitarian Response Consultancy with UNHCR providing technical support to to the organisation and it's partners to strengthen programming for Older Persons in a humanitarian context iin Syria. Enter text .... Enter text .... Enter text ....
Promoting intergenerational self-help approach to improve the well-being of disadvantaged groups in Vietnam To establish 60 ISHCs (Inter-generational Self-Help Clubs) in 2 provinces and provision of IGAs (income generating activities), health, enhancing accesses through community monitoring mechanism
Strengthening universal access to HIV /AIDS and Social Protection services to prevent and mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS and Poverty in Sub-saharan Africa To improve universal access to HIV/AIDS services and social protection mechanisms for vulnerable groups in Sub-Saharan Africa, focusing on work with governments, service providers and civil society organsations in Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Learning from the programme will be used to influence the policies, strategies and programme of global and regional bodies and donors in addition to national governments. Increased access to HIV and social protection services through increased targeting of most disadvantaged groups by service providers. Regional and national level HIV and ADIS and social protection plolicies, plans and budgets increasingly address the needs of vulnerable groups. Increased participation of Civil Socierty Organisations in the formulation and monitroing of national and regional HIV and AIDS and social protections policies and strategies. Evidence based research and learning contributing to global, regional and national HIV and AIDS and social protection policies and programmes.
Health Security of Older Persons: A Survery of Five ASEAN Countries This study will focus on the extent to which the health security paradigm is incorporated into public policies for older people, so as to create health security for older people, to enable older persons' autonomy in leading dignified, respectful and secured lives as equal members of society, while promoting their participation and contribution to the development of their own and communities.
Emergency WaSH Response in Zeway Dudga  and Girar Jarso drought  affected woredas of Oromia Regional State To provide a water, sanitation and health response to the ongiong drought in Oromia region in Ethiopia. To ensure access to clean, safe and potable water supply  for 17,352 people (8,850 women) including 1,891 older men and women above 50 yrs age and 2,603 under 5 children living in 3 Kebeles of  Girar Jarsso and  1 kebele of Zuway Dugda  districts of North Shoa and Arsi zone To ensure sustainable water supply  to  16,799 (8,567 female) individuals including 1,831 older men and women above the age of 50 yrs and 2,520 children under the age of 5 yrs through repair / maintenance of non-functional water supply systems
Food support to Asile St-Vincent de Paul In response to a request by Asile St-Vincent de Paul, Caritas Haiti provided funds to HelpAge to support this nursing  home with the purchase of food, fuel and hygiene items for a three month period.
Across Generation and Gender Borders - Communities Combatting Gender-Based Violence in Kyrgyzstan Across Generation and Gender Borders - Communities Combatting Gender-Based Violence in Kyrgyzstan with the UN women
Promoting the inclusion of the 50+ population group in Fight Against HIV/AIDS in three SADC Countries (Tanzania, Zimbabwe & South Africa) Promoting the inclusion of the 50+ population group in the fight against HIV and AIDS in three SADC countries (Tanzania, Zimbabwe and South Africa) To empower older men and women with appropriate information on HIV and AIDS prevention, access to care and treatment, and treatment adherence through peer support forums | |  | To increase older women and men's access to age friendly health and HIV and AIDS quality services To mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS in households headed by older men and women To contribute to the generation of evidence and analysis on HIV and AIDS prevalence and access to services
Promotion of COVID-19 Preventive and Mitigative Measures among older people in Tanzania. The project will contribute to the promotion of COVID-19 Preventive Measures - Including Vaccination Against Covid-19 and address social impacts of the pandemic among older people and the public in general through:-                                 i)Increasing the proportion of older women and men in Muleba and Bukoba district councils who have correct information on COVID-19 and thereafter being vaccinated with COVID-19 Vaccine; and                                                                                                                                                      ii)Increasing the proportion of older women and men in Muleba and Bukoba district councils who are able to meet their basic social-economic needs to reduce the negative coping mechanism amid COVID-19 pandemic.
Leave No One Behind: Bangladesh National Dialouge To strengthen cultural actors, media and civil society to enable them to promote and secure rights and social protection for older people through cultural campaigns.
Building age-inclusive and disaster resilient communities in Cambodia by reducing and mitigating impacts of climate change and natural disasters This project aims to reduce the impact of climate change and natural disasters on older people. The project aims to build coordinated age-inclusive, disaster resilient communities  to reduce underlying vulnerabilities to climate related hazards through implementing disaster risk reduction activities, with specific focus on improving disaster preparedness and response, and strengthening resilient livelihoods. Key outcomes will be the establishment and strengthening of Older People's Association, to assess their disaster context and to work with community stakeholders to develop age inclusive disaster risk reduction plans  to strengthen community resilience. The second outcome will focus on providing training and inputs for farmers to increase their crop productivity, resilence and diversification and improve water resource management whilst also reducing farmers' debt burden through the establishment of community managed micro loan funds. The project will focus on 10 communities in Moung Ruessei and Aek Phnom districts in Battambang province, North-West Cambodia (5 villlages in each district; 2999 households; total population 13,689 including 50% women). The direct beneficiaries in the 10 target areas include: 150 older farmers who are small-scale, subsistence farmers; 2 Older People's Associations (OPA) Federations from Moung Ruessei and Aek Phnom districts; 10 OPAs with an average of 1150 members including 62% women; and local community members and leaders. An additional 40 villages will directly benefit from dissemination activities in Moung Ruessei and Aek Phnom Districts. Indirect beneficiaries include farmers and OPAs from other districts in Battambang Province. Older people in the villages will be provided with the opportunity to be direct facilitators of many project activities, through the community-based Older Person's Associations which act as the coordinating bodies of the project. 8 older farmers from the target province will become Master Trainers on climate adaptive and resilient farming systems as part of the farmer to farmer extension component of this project. Communities are better prepared for extreme weather events/disasters and able to better cope with their effects, having built-up strong age-inclusive DRR structures with age- inclusive DRR plans and emergency relief response inputs Livelihoods are more resilient to extreme weather events and adaptable to climate change
Reducing older people and their families' vulnerability to disasters through livelihoods support and resilience building in three woredas of Borena Zone, Oromia National Regional State The project aim is to  reduce vulnerability and  increase resilience of older people and their families  to recurrent drought and other hazards in three  targeted woredas of Borena Zone Result 1: Economic empowerment of 1,055 vulnerable older people (618 women, 81 PWDs) and their estimated 6,330 family members through alterative livelihoods, cash transfer and asset building Result 2: Improved capacity of target communities in six kebeles of the three districts with potential beneficiaries of 3,600 households/21,600 people (10,800 women, 2,419 older people, 1,728 PWDS and 6,653 adult men) and their local institutions to analyse their situation, organise their resources. 3,600 households containing older women and men and people living with disabilities.
Respuesta a las inundaciones en los departamentos de la Paz y El Beni, Bolivia Todo el trabajo tiene un abordaje operativo a través de alianzas, para provocar impacto para aumentar la resiliencia ante los desastres urbanos.
Protection of Older People and Persons with Disabilities through Humanitarian Actions in Pakistan This project aims to contribute to the improved protection of vulnerable groups in humanitarian programmes in Pakistan, specifically focusing on older people and people with disabilities. The interventions will in particular support older people and persons with disabilities in flood affected Jacobabad and Shikarpur have a sustainable source of livelihood.
Towards an effective, efficient and accountable pension scheme for all persons 70years&above in Kenya The project aims to improve the systems and access to social protection programmes for marginalised older women and men in urban setting in Kenya. This general objective is articulated around three specific or intermediary objectives along an access-accountability-learning axis: (O1) ACCESS: access to the Inua Jamii 70+ programme for older women and men in project locations is more effective, appropriate and equitable. 14,000 older women and men and 6,000 designated caregivers will directly benefit from activities put in place to achieve this objective (O2) SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY: accountability of targeted stakeholders involved in the execution of the IJ70+ programme, and in particular the government of Kenya, will be strengthened including in target areas. (O3) CAPACITY AND CAPITALISATION: targeted State and non-State actors of the social protection sector will demonstrate improved capacity to implement inclusive, integrated, age-gender-and disability-friendly programmes in Kenya thanks to the experience and evidence provided by the project.
Hilton COVID-19 Communications fund Funds provided from Hilton Foundation allocated by CEO to Communications to support with COVID-19 communications.
Promoting older women and men's participation in civic processes in Uganda: Phase V The overall goal of the Phase V project is to promote older persons and other special interest groups' participation in civic processes. The project will empower citizens, especially leaders of the vulnerable groups - including older persons, persons with disabilities, youth and women in social accountability mechanisms strengthening their ability to advocate for effective service delivery and supporting their role as social accountability ambassadors.  This will leverage the work that has been done during the previous four phases and will encourage and increase citizen participation in the elections expected to take place in 2021. 1. To increase public awareness and participation among older persons in electoral processes through strengthening the civic engagement of older people in three districts in the Central Region (Mubende, Kiboga and Luweero). 2. To support capacity building of leaders of special interest groups (older people, youth, women, and persons with disabilities) and Older Persons Associations (OPAs) through training sessions on social accountability processes. 3. To increase the visibility of the role and the contributions of older persons' leaders and other interest group leaders at local and national levels.
Nepal Earthquake Response – 2nd phase Nepal Earthquake Early Recovery Response - humanitarian response including shelter, resilience planning and livelihood recovery. Older people and persons with disability affected by the earthquake receive accessible, appropriate and timely humanitarian assistance from the local, national and international humanitarian actors Provision of transitional Shelter for 300 Households in Sindhupalchok District Older people actively contribute to disaster resilience planning and their needs are reflected in community action plans 2400 Older People in 2 districts benefit from livelihood Recovery programmes