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Gender in Agriculture Programme The project seeks to mainstream gender in a Livelihoods and Food Security Programme  - Agricultural Productivity and Nutrition (LFSP -APN) which is a four year programme that aims to contribute to poverty reduction through increased incomes. The programme is targeting 126 975 smallholder women and men  farming households in eight districts,to address constraints to productivity, market participation and the demand, supply and consumption of diverse nutritious foods and in addition generate and communicate evidence to influence policy and public/private sector investments. In facilitating for gender mainstreaming in the programme, we will support the implementation of the LFSP -APN Gender Mainstreaming Strategy and Gender Action plan. We will monitor the implementation of the Gender Action Plans of the partners, effectively document lessons learnt and develop a gender mainstreaming index and engage in capacity development, communication and advocacy.
Rural Sustainable Energy Development in Zimbabwe By promoting the use of micro -hydro and solar energy in the targeted remote communities, this action will enhance rural communities' access to modern renewable energy for productive use. The improvement of energy services in the target communities is expected to enhance crop productivity for smallholder famers in irrigation schemes, improve service delivery in clinics and schools as well addressing issues around women's economic empowerment. The question of how energy links with and contributes to poverty reduction or development goals will be explored through research studies and by direct energy provision to the agriculture sector.
Humanitarian Support and Coordination Project created to facilitate coordination of the humanitarian function and ensure timely assessments and responses  to humanitarian emergencies that may arise within the country
WE Care Phase V WE -Care phase 5 will have a strong focus on African women and girls gaining greater autonomy over their lives and time. Enhanced recognition, reduction, redistribution, reward, and representation of their unpaid and paid care and domestic work will increase their ability to live their lives to the fullest and enjoy better social, economic, political, and cultural rights. Whilst the new phase expands to also include underpaid care and domestic work and we have opted to use the acronym UUCDW to describe Unpaid and Underpaid Care and Domestic Work, some activities may focus only on UCDW and others on underpaid care and domestic work.
Non-Governmental Organisations Joint Initiative for Urban Zimbabwe: Urban WASH The project will seek to improve communities resilience to WASH related shocks and disease outbreaks
Emergency Institutional WASH Support to Vulnerable Populations in Mudzi District The project activities consist of the following items;  Drilling of 7 boreholes  Rehabilitation of 9 boreholes  Latrine construction for 6 blocks, with 4 squat holes  Latrine construction for 10by 10 blocks.  Ten School Health Clubs will be formed.  Piloting of disposable sanitary  pads.  Training of 50 Training of Trainers.
Strengthening preparedness & response to cholera, COVID-19 in Harare by Jan 2021 The project seeks to improve access to clean and safe water as well as improve hygiene practise to combat COVID 19, cholera and typhoid incidence. Oxfam and Harare Water will conduct technical assessments which will inform rehabilitation of 38 water points and 4 solar piped water schemes in Harare Metro, in densely populated suburbs . Water quality assessment shall be conducted on the target water points to determine the fitness of the water for human consumption, prior to rehabilitation. To ensure sustainability of the water points, Oxfam shall train water point committees on the Community Based Management (CBM) concept for the management of the water points.  The project shall also upgrade 4 solar powered water schemes with a water kiosk to promote the operations and maintenance of the system. Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Rapid Response Team (RRT) intervention through hygiene awareness and contact tracing to suspected cases. The intervention shall also distribute Non -Food Items (NFI) to vulnerable households. Public toilets shall also be rehabilitated for communities in high densely populated suburbs.
Cholera Preparedness and Response in Harare Metro Province The project will conduct hygiene awareness through door to door, health clubs, roadshow and radio talkshow as well as borehole rehabilitation and repairs.The project will install chlorinators, replenishing of chlorine sleeves to existing boreholes with inline chlorinators and activation of bucket chlorination at areas with boreholes without inline chlorinators  ? Activate feedback mechanisms at water points ? Reviving school health clubs ? Rapid Response of reported diarrhoeal cases ? Creating demand for household water treatment chemicals.
Partnership for Building Urban Resilience in Glen View and Budiriro for 8 months Oxfam will respond to COVID -19 in partnership with City of Harare in improving access to clean water and service delivery at market stores and other public places.  Soap and water will be distributed at market stores as well as handwashing stations. Oxfam will work with community health volunteers in hygiene promotion and risk communication to strengthen local capacity in the target communities on WASH. Oxfam will support establishment of a gender and risk analysis on COVID -19 to assess the impacts on different groups of people at water points to develop and implement mitigation measures for prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse. Oxfam will support coordination and decision making for gender inclusive at local and national level and mainstreaming GBV during radio talk shows and loud hailers during hygiene promotion.
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Service-Chipinge,Harare,Bulilima, Mangwe- Zimbabwe This Idai Recovery Project is an initial one year response, designed to mitigate the devastation left by cyclone Idai on the most affected communities and lay the foundation for recovery and longer -term resilience in the two years proceeding after the initial one year phase. Oxfam will support Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) activities in affected areas through the restoration of boreholes, piped water schemes, protection of springs, and other ancillary infrastructure using build back better principles where appropriate. Communities will be actively involved and supported in the rehabilitation process with capacity building for community -based management systems for operation and maintenance and drinking water safety and security planning. The activities foreseen in the initial 12 month period allows for the scoping of additional WASH improvements under a build -back -better concept using the drinking water safety and security (DWSSP) approach.
Safety Net Programme for Midlands Oxfam GB has been collaborating with the World Food Programme under the Health, Nutrition and Social Safety Nets Programme in Chirumanzu district of Midlands province in Zimbabwe.  This support will provide nutritional support for the duration of 6 months, a total number of beneficiaries to be covered will be 15,000 households.
IR5: NON-FORMAL EDUCATION FOR OUT-OF-SCH Capacity of state and non state NFE providers  in mountain districts strengthened to provide quality education to herd boys and
other working children
UNUSED BUDGET AND KNOWLEDGE GEN FOR Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) UNSED MOVED TO OUTCOME 3 Increase national capacity to operationalize budget and generate knowledge for maternal neonatal and child
health policies.
OUTPUT 3.3 STRENGTHENING NATIONAL CAPACITIES THROUGH QUALITY DATA AND EVIDENCE New Element
OUTPUT 1.1: DELIVERY OF QUALITY PHC SERVICES 1.1    The health-care system has increased capacities to provide equitable, affordable and accessible high-quality primary health-
 care services focused on maternal, newborn and child health-care that support preventive, promotive and curative approaches,
including HIV services at all levels of care.
IR 1.3 COMMUNITY MOBILZATION FOR Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) A By end of  2012, communities in five districts have improved access to comprehensive package of maternal and newborn care
services
OUTPUT 3.1: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) - HEALTHY FAMILY BEHAVIOUR Targeted communities in all districts have knowledge and skills to exercise healthy sanitation and hygiene practices  by 2018.
OUTPUT 3.2 SUFFICIENT AND EQUITABLE UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN 3.2. Resources for children and adolescents are sufficient, equitable and efficiently utilized, and financing is informed by
citizen and youth participation.
OUTPUT 9.1: GOVERNANCE AND SYSTEMS Intermediate Results (IR) 9.1: Effective and Efficient Governance and Systems
OUTPUT 1.3: ECCD AND PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION Output 1.3: By 2023, improved capacity of the Government (Ministry of Education and Training, Ministry of Health, Ministry of
Social Development) to provide high quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education.
OUTPUT 4.2: CAPACITY ENHANCED  CPWA By end ot 2017, the knowledge foundation (gap analysis, costs, etc.) is in place for the effective implementation of the
Children's Protection and Welfare Act 2011 (CPWA)
OUTPUT 5.6 . COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 5.6: An integrated community development approach is established to support the local management system of social protection
OUTPUT 6.3: IMPROVED QUALITY NFE (GIRLS& BOYS) Increased access to quality non-formal education for over aged excluded girls and boys in 10 districts with a special
attention to herdboys by 2017
IR 2: INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR SSN Institutional arrangements for social safety nets established and capacitated.
OUTPUT 5.3. INTEGRATED SOCIAL PROTECTN Output 5.3.  A model of integrated of social assistance as well as conditional cash transfer piloted to improve effectiveness,
efficiency of social protection programme
IR 2: CHILD HELPLINE By 2012, Child Helpline services available in all districts through three regional offices.
2.4:  STRENGTHENED CAPACITY AT NATIONAL IR5:  Strengthened capacity at national and sub-national level to monitor and evaluate the implementation process and respond to
emergencies.
OUTPUT 2.2: HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION, INCLUDING ALTERNATIVE PATHWAYS Output 2.2: Improved capacity of the Ministry of Education and Training to provide high quality education, including alternative
pathways.
OUTPUT 2.3 ADOLESCENTS, YOUNG MOTHERS AND ADOLESCENTS LIVING WITH HIV  ACCESS  QU 2.3. More adolescents, including adolescent girls and young women, adolescents living with HIV and adolescent mothers, have
equitable access to and can use quality health services and information (including on HIV/AIDS, sexual and reproductive health and
rights, nutrition, mental health and menstrual hygiene).
IR 2: INFLUENCE NATIONAL PLANS National Strategic Development Plan influenced towards addressing child and women welfare and protection issues.
OUTPUT 3.2: NATIONAL EPI Strengthened capacity of EPI programme  to manage, maintain and monitor cold chain systems and vaccines supplies annually
OUTPUT 8.1: Harmonized Approach to Cash Transfers (HACT) IMPLEMENTATION Technical Support and Monitoring and Evaluation for Effective Programme Delivery
OUTPUT 6.1: INCREASED Early Child Development (ECD) COVERAGE & QUALITY Output 6.1  Improved quality and access to Early Child Development (ECD) services  especially for vulnerable children
IR 1: CPW ACT AWARENESS RAISED Awareness on the CPW Act provisions among key stakeholders increased
NOT IN USE SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM NOT IN USE Social Protection system     ction system (at the central level) is developed and implemented by integrating and
harmonizing different social protection schemes.
OUTPUT:4.2  PROGRAMME MONITORING Output 4.2. Guidance, tools and resources to effectively generate, analyze, and utilize statistical and qualitative information
for Child Rights Monitoring system are available in the country.
OUTPUT 2.4 SAFE, CLIMATE RESILIENT AND INCLUSIVE Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICES IN SCHOOLS 2.4. National capacities are enhanced to improve sustained access to safe, climate-resilient and inclusive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services in schools
for all learners.
IR 1: CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT OF PARTNERS T By 2012, 80% adolescent focused GO and NGO partners are able to implement HIV interventions specifically to decrease age difference
of sexual partners among young people and increase condom and HTC utilisation.
OUTPUT 1.1: DELIVERY OF QUALITY Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) AND HIV SERVICES Output 1.1: By 2023, the capacity of the Ministry of Health and the cadre of health workers is improved to deliver quality
integrated maternal, neonatal and child health (MNCH) and HIV services.
IR 3: IMPROVING OVC COORDINATION Coordination of the National response to Orphans and other Vulnerable is improved
NOT IN USE :NAT'L CAPACITY FOR PLANNING NOT IN USE Strengthen national capacity to formulate policy, plan, budget for and monitor and evaluate maternal, neonatal and chlld
health and nutrition interventions.
OUTPUT 3.1:SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS Output 3.1 By 2023, the Government of Lesotho has an improved child and gender-sensitive, shock-responsive social protection system.
IR 3: THE CGP ESTABLISHED & SCALED UP The Lesotho Child Grants Programme scaled up
OUTPUT 4.3: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION & EXTERNAL RELATIONS Output 4.3: Effective Communication & External Relations
OUTPUT 1.5 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) CLIMATE-RESILIENT AND INCLUSIVE SERVICES FOR ALL 1.5 Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) systems have improved capacities to provide more climate-resilient and inclusive Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) services for sustained access and
use for all
IR 2: EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION & Communication for Development (C4D) IR 2: External Communication & Communication for Development (C4D)
OUTPUT 1.3 CHILDREN ACCESS IMMUNIZATIONSERVICES 1.3    Children in all districts have improved access to static and outreach health-care service delivery points for integrated
and quality immunization services for all.
IR 1.4: HEALTH SYSTEMS STENGTHENED Intermediate Results (IR) 1.4: Health systems stengthened stengthened for evidence-based planning, budgeting and costing that ensures capacity for
implementation of high impact maternal, neonatal and infant health and HIV interventions and a 5% piont increase in access to these
interventions as well as an improvement in quality, including during emergencies by December 2012.
IR 2: PSS SUPPORT FOR ADOLESCENTS LIVING By 2012, Adolescents living with HIV (ALHIV) access psycho-social support services in all 10 districts.
OUTPUT 4.3:  EXTERNAL RELATIONS AND Communication for Development (C4D) Output 4.3. Guidance, tools and resources for effective communication on child rights issues with stakeholders are available to
UNICEF and its partners.
OUTPUT 2.3: CHILD PROTECTION Output 2.3: Law enforcement officials have an increased capacity to identify, prevent and report violence against children and
child marriage.
IR 2: SUPPORT TO CPW ACT IMPLEMENTATION Operationalisation of the CPW Act initiated
OUTPUT 4.1 PROGRAMME PLANNING AND COORDINATION Output 4.1. Guidance, tools and resources to effectively and efficiently design and manage the programme of cooperation are
available to UNICEF and its partners.
NOT IN USE CGP  EXPANDED TO 10 DISTRICTS NOT IN USE: Output 5.1. By end of 2014, the Child Grants Programme (CGP) is expanded to selected communities in all 10 districts,
targeting the most vulnerable children and their families.
OUTPUT 1.4 ECCD AND PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION 1.4    Education systems have increased capacity to ensure good-quality early childhood and primary education for children to
acquire foundational literacy and numeracy skills.
IR 2: ENABLING ENVIRONMENT OF IECCD By 2012, enabling environment for provision of IECCD services  is created  for children
UNUSED BUDGET & KNOWLE GENE FOR Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) UNUSED MOVED TO OUTCOME 3 increase national capacity to operationalize, budget and generate knowledge for maternal neonatal and
child health policies
OUTPUT 7.1 :EVIDENCE FOR SOCIAL POLICY By end of 2018, evidence is generated and used to influence social budgeting and advocate for child-friendly sector budgets,
social and economic policies and legislative measures
IR3: SCH MGT REGULATIONS OPERATIONALISED IR3: Sch Mgt regulations operationalised  to address quality of primary school education
OUTPUT 5.5. NISSA EXPANSION A single national registry is institutionalized for use in management and monitoring of social assistance
OUTPUT 3.3: CHILD RIGHTS MONITORING Output 3.3:  By 2023, quality evidence and data are generated through UNICEF-supported Government programs to ensure child rights
monitoring.
OUTPUT 3.1 A STRENGTHENED SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM ENSURING EQUITABLE SOCIAL PROT 3.1. The Government has enhanced capacities to implement a strengthened social protection system that ensures equitable, integrated
and adaptive social protection services for vulnerable children and their families.
OUTPUT 1.2 CHILDREN ACCESS NUTRITION SERVICES AND ADOPT GOOD NUTRITION 1.2   Children, pregnant and breastfeeding women, parents and caregivers benefit from strengthened policies and have increased
access to, and capacities to demand, good-quality, coordinated and evidence-based nutrition services and to adopt good nutrition
practices.
IR 1.1:  ALL Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) FACILITIES USE MBP By December 2012, all the 200 Antenatal Car (ANC) and ART facilities have the capacity to deliver quality Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) and Paediatric HIV Care services
OUTPUT 1.2: DEMAND FOR QUALITY Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH),  Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) AND HYGIENE INTERVENTIONS Output 1.2: By 2023, parents and caregivers have increased capacity to practice and demand quality Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH),  infant and young child
feeding (IYCF) and hygiene interventions
IR 4: MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS AND OTHER ADMIN IR 4: Meetings/Workshops and other Admin
OUTPUT 6.2: PROVISION OF QUALITY BASIC EDUCATION Output 2: Capicity of MOET is enhanced to coordinate, plan, implement, and monitor provision of quality basic education with
special attention for children with disabilities
OUTPUT 2.2 PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS FROM ALL TYPES OF ABUSE AND HAR 2.2. The social service workforce and child protection systems have enhanced capacities to ensure that children and adolescents are
protected from violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect and harmful practices.
IR 1: ADOLESCENTS WITH COMPREHENSIVE KNO By 2012, 80% of young women and young men, aged 10 to 24 year olds, who participated in the HIV risk reduction and avoidance
interventions both in and out of school, have comprehensive knowledge on HIV and AIDS.
OUTPUT 3.3: STRENGTHEN POLITICAL COMMITFOR NUTRITION Strengthened political commitment, accountability and national capacity to legislate, plan and implement scaling-up nutrition
interventions by 2018.
OUTPUT 2.2: HEALTHY ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOUR Enhanced ability of at least 40,000 adolescents to practice healthy behaviors related to HIV and AIDS by end 2018
IR 1: KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS BOTH IR 1: Knowledge management systems both in UNICEF and among key partners strengthened
IR 1: ADOLESCENTS WITH COMP. KNOWLEDGE By 2012, 80% of young women and young men, aged 10 to 24 year olds, who participated in the HIV risk reduction and avoidance
interventions both in and out of school, have comprehensive knowledge on HIV and AIDS.
OUTPUT 2.1:ADOLESCENTS LIVING WITH/AT RISK OF HIV New ElementOutput 2.1: Adolescents living with or at risk of HIV have increased capacity to demand quality prevention,
identification, care, and support services.
2.2:  EFFECTIVE NUTRITION PREVENTIVE AND By end of 2012, an effective preventive and curative package of nutrition interventions implemented in 7 districts.
OUTPUT 5.4 SOCIAL PROTECT ION SYSTEM 5.4:  The MOSD, at all levels, leads, manages and implements a comprehensive and integrated social protection system.
OUTPUT  2.1: ENHANCED CAPACITY OF DISTRICTS Improved national capacity to coordinate, track and provide HIV services for adolescents in all districts, particularly
adolescent girls by 2018.
2.1: INTEGRATED PACAKGE OF PREVENTIVE MN By end of December 2012, support districts with low performance in immunization to provide an integrated package of Maternal,
Neonatal and Child Survival (MNCS) interventions
OUTPUT 1.1 : Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT)  CAPACITY BUILDING Increased national capacity to provide access to integrated services essential for scaling up, monitoring and generation of
knowledge for Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) and ART for adolescents and children by end of 2018
IR 1:FREE AND COMPULSORY PRIMARY EDUCATI Duty bearers and claim holders are sensitized about  Education Act 2010 to operationalize free and compulsory primary education and
create a child friendly environment in primary schools by the end of 2012
OUTPUT 3.2: PUBLIC FINANCE Output 3.2: By 2023, the Government and citizens have increased awareness and capacity to enhance participation, transparency,
accountability, equity and quality of public investment in children.
OUTPUT 1.2: DEMAND CREATION FOR Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) SERV Strengthen community based structures to generate demand for Maternal, Neonatal, and Child Health (MNCH) services that will enhance increased uptake and retention into
MNCH services
OUTPUT 2.1 HIGH QUALITY LEARNING AND TWENTY FIRST CENTURY SKILLS FOR CHILDREN & A 2.1. Education systems have enhanced capacity to ensure good-quality learning and acquisition of twenty-first century skills for
children and adolescents, including those with disabilities, out of school and the most disadvantaged and excluded.
OUTPUT 7.2: NATIONAL M & E SYSTEM SUPPORTED By end ot 2018, National M & E System is supported for the collection, analysis and dissemination of strategic information for
planning and implementation of national policies
OUTPUT 4.1: INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY OF MOSD By end ot 2018, the organisational and institutional capacity of the Ministry of Social Development (MOSD) is strengthened to
deliver effective welfare and protection services to vulnerable children and their families
OUTPUT 8.2: STRENGTHENED EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION & Communication for Development (C4D) FOR EFFECTIVE PROGRAMME DEL Communication for Development (C4D) & External Relations
IR4: CREATING CHILD FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT At least 50% of primary schools created child friendly environment as per CFS minimum standards
IR 1.2: ALL Antenatal Car (ANC) FACILITIES DELIVER DNA P By December 2012, communities in districts with Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) uptake below the national average are mobilised to utilise Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) and
treatment serivces for HIV and AIDS in children
NOT IN USE CAPACTY FOR SERVICE DELIVERY NOT IN USE Sstrenthened capacity for delivery and access to services to ensure women children and households have access to child
health EPI, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) and nutrition services.
Market-Led Smallholder Development in the Zambezi Valley Increase the income of smallholder farmers in the Project Area.
Poverty Reduction Support Technical Assistance The objective of PRSTAC is to assist the Government of Honduras in improving its institutional capacity in the areas of participator y planning and monitoring, public expenditure management, accountability, public administration and public service delivery thereby facilitating the implementation of the country's Poverty Reduction Strategy.