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Capitalisation sur les expériences de la résilience face aux changements climatiques realisation de film documentaire realisation de la table ronde des bailleurs elaboration d'un concept note
Repairing  2 Community Centres in El Buss Palestine Refugee Camp The fund will be used to repair 2 centers after the recent earthquake in Feb 2023, both centers are located in El Buss Palestine refugee camp which is 1.5 kilometres south of Tyre in Lebanon: one used as a kindergarten and one used as a center for psychosocial support. The two centers had wall damage and cracks, which affect the base of the centers, allowing water to leak through the cracks, and thus weakening the building construction and base. The leaking of water, will also increase the humidity of the centers, which will have consequences on children’s health situation. The bad environment of the centers will affect children’s well-being. Therefore, and in order to ensure the healthy, safe, and friendly centers for children, their caregivers, and local community the centers will be rehabilitated in a safe manner during four months of summer vacation. The first month of the project will be for logistics, such as announcing on the bids, collecting bids, selecting the contractor, signing agreements, etc. The repair work will take two months, while the fourth month will be for closing of the project, including the reporting. 
El Buss Camp | UNRWA
Climate Change & Sustainable Energy Programme - CCASE -Ethiopia The project gives more focus on climate adaptation and sustainable energy. The local lead climate adaptation and promotion will be focused on gender justice specifically women economic justice is zoomed in through the engagement of women led village economic, social and associations (VESA).
Cash Assistance for Vulnerable Sudanese Refugees through Emergency Support Project in South Sudan The project will build on our track record of providing humanitarian support to refugees in Wedweil Refugee settlement and consolidates Christian Aid’s earlier Acute Crisis Stream (ACS) Refugee response that ended in October 2023. Our implementing partner for this project is SAADO who was also a partner in this earlier project. Interventions to support the host community which is also impacted by the crisis were considered but the short project timeframe combined with the acute needs in the settlement and advice from the coordinating agencies informed our prioritisation.
Outcome 1: 4000 people are able to meet their food and immediate basic needs through provision of multi-purpose cash assistance (distributed via the head of household based on the number of HH members). This will meet the immediate basic needs for 4,000 Sudanese refugees in the Wedweil refugee settlement. The following households will be targeted: persons having protection concerns, single headed HH, child headed, persons living with chronic illness, PWD, elderly and orphans.
Outcome 2: 3000 people demonstrate increased awareness and engagement in addressing harmful gender norms and preventing GBV.
Outcome 3: 400 vulnerable women and girls (included in the 4000) have received additional multi-purpose cash assistance for essential support facilitating their recovery and empowerment. SAADO will use existing protection safe spaces to target the vulnerable women and girls for protection interventions and supported by the GBV case workers and outreach volunteers trained in the camp to deliver on the awareness raising and the cash assistance to facilitate access to referral services.
The affected community will participate in setting and validating the selection criteria and identifying HH’s. The criteria and participant lists will be cross-checked and validated with UNHCR before implementation.
NU ELMC Additional Fund The project “Empowering left behind minority communities to effectively participate in the development process of Bangladesh” is aimed to empower local minority rights CSOs and networks in Bangladesh to effectively engage with left behind communities and enable their participation in local governance and development process. Duration of the project is January 2021-June 2024. The project specifically wants to build the capacity of local and national minority rights CSOs and networks and ensure a conducive and enabling environment to promote socio-economic rights and structured participation of women and girls, transgender community and people with disability.
CASM - CREALA: Climate resilience and advocacy in Latin America CREALA  is an initiative that will be developed in Honduras and Guatemala in the Central American isthmus of Latin America. It develops two of the priority objectives for Latin America: resilience and climate impact, from a local to a global approach. CREALA  is implemented by two partners, ACCH and CASM.
It incorporates direct actions with 200 small families of basic grains and coffee producers, influencing their livelihoods with the incorporation of good adaptation practices for climate monitoring and community organisation. At the same time, advocacy processes on the climate agenda with a reach of some 20,000 people addressed in local and regional platforms such as the Vulnerable Central America Forum, FOSPA, CANLA and others.  These platforms will become social channels for consultation, awareness raising, exchange, cohesion and action on the climate agenda in the region. 
In terms of advocacy and lobbying, the project will contribute to improving the visibility of the demands and perspectives of vulnerable population segments in the face of climate change in national, regional and international decision-making spaces. To this end, it will increase the participation and improve the capacity of civil society organisations in the region (Latin America and the Caribbean) to participate in national consultation processes and in institutionalised regional and international spaces in which the governments of countries in the region debate and adopt decisions that to a large extent determine the sustainability, destruction or improvement of the livelihoods of communities.
The project identifies the nexus between gender equality, social inclusion and climate justice. It includes greater participation of women and youth in these networks, as well as contributing to strengthening women's leadership in advocacy spaces. Women will be made visible in the front line for the defence of territories, their contribution to the care of society and ecosystems, ecofeminism, criminalisation of women human rights defenders and the rights of indigenous peoples (the project will work with indigenous Chortis women in Honduras).
Flood Response for Affected Communities in Nakuru, Kenya. This is a floods response project in Nakuru, Kenya. Main activities are MPCA, hygiene promotion. Safeguarding and Accountability will be mainstreamed.
Peace & Security and Climate Change Nexus Research and knowledge generation on the nexus between conflict and climate change. Amplifying women's voice in achieving inclusive peace and security in Africa. Enhancing women's leadership capacities to effectively participate in peace building and conflict resolution.
BLAST- Promoting gender justice for women workers in the RMG sector The Overall Impact of the project : Violence against women (VAW) is reduced in the RMG factories, in public spaces and commute, and women’s rights to safety in the workplace are protected, Outcome 1: The workplace culture at the RMG factories is free from violence and harassment and discriminatory practices and women workers have access to psychosocial, emotional, and legal services. Outcome 2: Women workers, including most marginalized, are free from violence in public spaces and during commute. Outcome 3: Apex agencies, brands/ buyers and Government authorities are engaged in ensuring an enabling environment for gender justice, through prevention of VAW and creating gender friendly workplace as per the labour law and are accountable to stakeholders. The project will be implemented at the factory, community, and national levels.
COPAN -Promoting climate change resilient coffee and honey value chains in communities in the Honduran dry corridor The project is aligned with the POVERTY objective: Increasing the resilience and income of beekeeping and coffee farming families will contribute to a significant reduction in their poverty levels. Aligns with the POWER objective: Coffee and bee farmers improve their capacity to produce and market their products, making them more competitive. They also improve their understanding of climate information and decision-making for effective adaptation, which puts them in a position to reduce social inequality gaps in their favour. They take greater control over their livelihoods. The Beekeepers' Association will provide spaces for coordination and dissemination at the community level and to their families about the advantages of associativity and the benefits of diversifying production. In this sense, churches of different denominations that affiliate the families of interest will be coordinated. Particularly the Catholic and Protestant churches have taken an important role in the area in order to promote issues of economic empowerment of rural families, which will favour the project.
 
Se amplia el proyecto a 12 meses mas por presencia de complementos de Codigo 9
Loss and Damage Response to Prolonged Drought and Flooding in South Omo, Ethiopia. The project will be implemented in Dasenech Woreda in South Ethiopia. This location has been amongst the most affected by droughts, and seasonal floods of Omo River resulted in both the economic and non-economic lost and damage L+D the community has faced due to prolonged drought and flooding. This intervention has been designed in consultation with communities. 
1: Response to immediate needs and restoring lost and damaged livelihoods aims to reach 7,583 of HHs and 37,915 of people.
> Cash transfers (unconditional): A cash transfer of £140.63 will be provided to 400 HHs to meet immediate basic needs as part of social protection.
> Group Grants to improve and diversify livelihoods. Provides community grants to groups through Survivor Community Led Approach (SCLR). This aspect will include supporting and training fishing groups (new livelihood) women’s groups and men’s groups. A total of 500 HHs will be reached.
> Animal health –A total of 6558 animals will be treated and vaccinated belonging to 32720 people.
> Participatory vulnerability and capacity assessments (PVCAs): It supports early warning and early action.
2: Addressing non-economic loss through psych-social support through community, gender and traditional structures. Psychosocial care and support trainings to support the mental health of the communities. A total of 7583HHs and 37915 people will be reached. Support to women groups to encourage and find hope, healing and agency in community.
3: Restoring damaged infrastructure and improving access to water for the communities by repairing seven water infrastructures. The reach is 3,750 people – 750HHs)
4: Raise awareness and information on L+D, accountability and safeguarding, gender equity and agency in decision making. A total of 200 people will be trained and awareness through all activities will reach (37915people)
Women and Energy Fund - NBS Women Energy Fund is sustaining the gains achieved by the ‘Breaking the Barriers’ 42-month multi-country project which worked to promote women entrepreneurship in the sustainable energy sector. In Malawi, the project is supporting Women-Led Sustainable Energy Enterprises (WLSEEs) in food processing businesses in the rice, fish, and horticultural value chains. Activities: - Women-only groups organized and structured into Women-Led Sustainable Energy Enterprises (WLSEEs). - Technical support and capacity building. - Provision of financial support to WLSEES by the means of a grant (70%) and loan (25%), with the WLSEEs themselves contributing 5%. - Awareness raising and advocacy.
Capacity building for Asia Climate Change Consortium policy and advocacy This project is focused on enabling and improving climate change advocacy across Asia, and strengthened policy and advocacy work on key climate issues. Activities will include development of common policy positions, strengthening of climate networks ahead of key advocacy moments (including COP27), advocacy towards ASEAN negotiators, conducting online campaigns, digital advocacy capacity development, capacity building through appointing coordinator to manage activities
Appui aux travaux de SJM-Haïti dans la migration et la protection de l'environnement dans le nord'est d'Haïti The project to support the work of SJM-Haiti in migration and environmental protection in the northeast of Haiti proposes actions to respond to the humanitarian assistance needs of migrant, repatriated and returned people from the Dominican Republic. It also proposes actions to resolve conflicts linked to the management and exploitation of common natural resources in the northern border zone between Haiti and the Dominican Republic.
CANLA 24-25/ Alianzas estratégicas desde America Latina hacia la COP30 Se llenara en un segundo momento
Emergency  Response  for the people affected  by Flooding and Landslide in Bujumbura Marie and Rumonge, Burundi, AIIB This start fund grand under  Action Aid will cover the Cash transfer and health sector
Emergency Response with Resilience Building to Flood Affected Communities in Moyale, Marsabit The project aims at responding to crisis affected population in Moyale, Marsabit. It will focus on revising on CAPs and sclr.
Capacity Building of the Burkina Programme on Digital Monitoring Ce projet a pour objectif de renforcer les competences des partenaires en suivi evaluation avec les nouvelle techniques digitales.
Life-saving intervention in Southern Haiti to support IDPs fleeing violence The project will support both newly arrived and displaced individuals in Les Cayes and the host Communities. A total of 5,000 individuals (1,000 HHs) will be targeted by this project, including the elderly, people with disabilities, unaccompanied minors, pregnant and lactating women and GBV survivors. Activities will include:
1.Multi-purpose cash distribution : 21,300 (roughly $160USD) Haitian Gourds will be be provided in the local currency to each of 1000 HH for one round, in one location
2. Wash & Hygiene Promotion: The project will tackle the risk of cholera and other water-borne diseases through provisions of both in-kind WASH/hygiene kits and hygiene sensitization activities to reach 4000 people.
3. Protection : Recognizing the traumatized state of the affected population, the partnership will work closely with the local professionals, to deliver much-needed psychosocial support and trauma counselling services for 2500 people, with a focus on women and girls and others with specific protection needs.
4. Enhance knowledge of 500 Host households on information related to protective measures, referrals to protection specialists, to ensure their health and safety
COMPROIL: Improving financial services in rural cooperatives in Honduras 1- Desarrollo de competencias para fortalecer los aspectos organizativos y la gestión de la cartera de créditos de COMPROIL 2- Facilitar recursos financieros a COMPROIL para el apalancamiento de nuevos recursos de otras fuentes financieras y otorgamiento de préstamos a pequeños y pequeñas productoras 3- Actividades de monitoreo para la gestión de riesgo 4- Actividades promocionales para facilitar el acceso a crédito a mujeres 5- Actividades de educación financiera
KHAMATAYAN The ‘Empowering Small holders to Strengthen Local Democratic Governance (KHAMATAYAN)’ project has ended on 31st of December, 2021. It is evident that the overall and specific objectives of the project are mostly achieved and Association members are motivated to give their efforts to support the farmers’ groups. The association leaders are significantly capacitated through capacity building initiatives of the project. Presently,they are playing important role to avail government services for farmers through advocacy initiatives. However, still they are doing this in collaboration with the project team. On the other hand, these associations are not registered yet by the respective government authority for working with own identity as organisations. To be registered as organisation, the associations need to have different documents as per requirement by the approval authority and also there is need to more linkage building with the relevant departments. Hence, considering the situation, we feel that if the associations get continuous support from our side, then their capacity will be more enhanced and can continue their support for the groups for longer period.
BRAVE ODE 1.Organisation de (04) Assemblées villageoises de restitution d’une journée des résultats issus de l’analyse des données collectées l’impact des outils de planification GW, afin de faciliter l’appropriation et la gestion de nouveaux outils 2.Organisation d'un atelier de restitution d’une journée pour 30 participants au niveau communal en vue de restituer les résultats issus de l'analyse des données collectées et l’impact des outils de planification GW. 3.Project closing workshop 4.Carry out case or success studies
Support to Families Affected by the floods in the DR This project aims to address the emergency situation that arose following the November storm in the country, leading to flooding in several communities supported by Christian Aid through its partners. Our response will involve providing support to 150 affected families through the distribution of food kits, hygiene items, and measures for the prevention of viral diseases such as dengue or leptospirosis. Additionally, we will collaborate with the community to conduct cleaning sessions aimed at eliminating mosquito breeding sites that have emerged post-floods. Awareness talks will also be organized to educate and alert the community about potential future floods.
 
The project is scheduled to span three months to ensure the distribution of kits and the successful implementation of the outlined activities. Each of the 150 families will receive two types of kits: one for food and one hygiene kit, including cleaning items to prevent viral diseases in the aftermath of the floods. In total, 300 kits will be delivered.
It is funded under code 2.
Hurras Winterisation ACT KiA Expected Results & Intervention 


Intended overall Impact:  


 


Outcome 1: Improved access to vital assistance and support for earthquake-affected children, ensuring their well-being and safety during winter conditions. 


 


Outputs 1.1: Children affected by the earthquake can better cope with the harsh winter conditions. 


 


Activity 1.1.1: Distribution of winterization kits: We will distribute kits to 7500 children who have been impacted by the earthquake in order to meet their immediate needs. Through community mobilisation in line with humanitarian inclusion standards, we will identify camps with highly vulnerable earthquake-affected children, with a specific focus on reaching children with disabilities. Information will be shared with the community on the selection criteria. 


 


Output 1.2: Children affected by the earthquake have improved access to protection assistance.  


 


Activity 1.2.1: Provision of IPA: At least 215 vulnerable children will be provided with Individual Protection Assistance (IPA) services, IPA provides crucial support and assistance to vulnerable children affected by the earthquake and who are facing harsh winter conditions, and focuses on providing stand-alone services to those in urgent need, as well as equipping children with the necessary equipment to help them cope with the challenges of their situation, and it can include assistive devices, blankets and simple furniture for their tents.
Up-skilling Ukrainian humanitarians in trauma-informed approaches Up-skilling Ukrainian humanitarians in person-centred and trauma-informed approaches to supporting vulnerable, at-risk and trauma-affected people through in-person training led by Ukrainian experts, practitioners and organisations to allow for peer-to-peer learning and a strengthening of Ukrainian CSOs.
Nkuriza project-Action Aid International Burundi C'est une Organisation Non Gouvernementale Etrangère ayant pour mission de travailler avec les pauvres et les exclus pour éradiquer la pauvreté et l'injustice.
CCASE - India - Reducing Vulnerabilities and Promoting Climate Resilient Living among marginalised communities - Phia The project is proposed to be located in the Raisen district of the state of Madhya Pradesh. Raisen is characterised by a one third population of socially excluded communities where Schedule Caste (SC) constitutes 17%, while Schedule Tribe (ST) are 15.4% of its total population. The project proposes to work on embedding climate resilience and adaptation measures in the planning and implementation of various welfare and social security schemes of the government like MGNREGS etc.The aim is to empower and enhance the abilities of local governance bodies and personnel, such as the Gram Panchayats and Gram Sabhas (village council), to assume a leading role in planning processes that are based on needs and informed by climate considerations, as well as to effectively carry out the plans that are devised. The proposed project intends to demonstrate change in the form of a locally responsive mechanism for enhancing climate resilience and promoting adaptation and mitigation measures which generates evidence for informing policy and practice and bringing about desirable changes. Key outcomes expected are 1) Local level plans to adapt climate adaptative responses and allocate resources for climate resilient village level plans. 2) To improve the capacities of systems and community to access opportunities to cope up with climate related damages 3) enhance access to social security and promote climate friendly agriculture.
Protéger les droits de la pop. migrante haïtienne et dominicaine apatride en Haïti et en Rép. Dom-CB R1. Data collection and Vulnerability analysis, Psychosocial support, unaccompanied children protection, legal accompaniment, CSO and border Human right network capacity building in border monitoring; R2. Identification of stateless people, citizenship awareness campaign in remote areas, CSO capacity building in stateless and protection, coordination, advocacy and human right monitoring, legal assistance of stateless people; R3. Research of deportations and human right violation impact, capacity building of national and bi-national network in advocacy and political dialogue, national and international advocacy plan, meetings with local authorities and political players at national and bi-national level; R4. Human rights report, CAP study, Bulletin, Reconoci.do, national and international awareness campaign, BCC communication strategy in both countries, creation of dialogue space for youth and affected people.
Strengthening IRCSL Capacity for Advocacy in Governance & Rights in Sierra Leone Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) is increasingly involved in governance and rights, climate adaptation and resilience, and gender justice in Sierra Leone and recognizes the need to use evidence and engage with policy processes more effectively. The proposed project is designed to help achieve this by developing a partnership with Christian Aid Sierra Leone, which shares a commitment to peace building, national cohesion, governance & rights, climate adaptation and resilience, and gender justice; the importance of evidence-based policy-making; and the value of Faith Leaders’ participation in the policy process.