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Lifesaving assistance for newly affected people in hard-to-reach and underserved areas the northeast ( KACHIN ) ltpgtIn accordance with KBC_HDD and HMD Humanitarian Response Plan, KBC will assist people in need in hard-to-reach and under-served areas in Kachin State, KBC will operate activities across three townships. This emergency response addresses to the suffering conflict affected  33,795 ( Men 9,492, Women 13,262, Boy 4,457, Girl 6,584 ),   who are living at 19 IDPs relatives, 5 Returnees villages and 6 host communities in Waing Maw, Shwegu and Moehnyin (Northeast, Kachin ) . Planed emergency response will be worked for the 1st of September 2023 to 31st of August, 2024. In terms of constraint of accessibility in responses, this proposed project mainly focus on accessing to Health, Nutrition, Food Security and WASH inclusiveness of conflict affected IDPs relatives, Returnees villages and host communities of Northeast, Kachin to saving lives.ltbrgtAs the above mention, in this project, four sectors will be delivered to those who are in needs. As the first sector food security mainly aims to provide basic food assistance for life-saving to the conflict-affected Internal Displaced people from 4 camps for 4140 affected IDPs in Northeast, Kachin through cash transfer modality with “cash in envelop”, to meet their basis food needs with a period of 4 month (covering October 2023 to January 2024). For the next is WASH intervention will be implemented 9 IDPs sites( KCA 4 camps and SAC 5 camps) in Waingmaw township  (Northeast, Kachin ) where the needs of the people are critical. The activities of WASH will promote safety and sufficient and to improve sanitation facilities. In addition, the WASH infrastructure, the hygiene promotion and behavior change activities will be conducted in the targeted camps. So, these two sector will be run by HDD. ltbrgtThe third is the nutrition services will cover 13 target areas with a population of - 11,988 ( Men 3,880, Women 5,220, Boy1,435, Girls 1453) in Waingmaw Township where political instability is present and displacement is active and dynamic. The activities will include both Nutrition specific and sensitive services with regular coordination and technical guidance from Nutrition Cluster, UNICEF. The forth one is health which is essential and will be provided to 26 target areas in Waingmaw, Shwegu and Moehnyin townships where the health needs and gaps are present. This project will cover 32,964 ( Men 9,185, Women 12,821, Boy 4,421, Girl 6,537), . For the most effective and realistic services for the community, guidance is regularly sought from Health Cluster, WHO which includes all possible services such as mobile services, community based fixed clinic services, patient referral support and awareness raising activities. HMD will implement these two sectors.lt/pgt
Sagaing: Humanitarian support for children and their families through WASH, Shelter/NFIs and Child Protection interventions ltpgtltspan style="font-size: 14px"gtSave the Children International (SCI), in partnership with
Ar Yone Oo Social Development Association (AYO-SDA), will deliver a 12-month
multi-sectoral project to meaningfully contribute to the well-being of affected
children, their families, and communities from 17 villages in Sagaing. This
will be achieved through child protection, shelter/NFI, and WASH interventions.
SCI and its partner will provide child protection case management services,
including identification and referral services, capacity strengthening of the
case management workforce, alternative care support for unaccompanied and
separated children, provision of referrals to legal aid support services, and
family tracing and reunification for unaccompanied or separated children.
Additionally, SCI will provide MHPSS services for girls and boys affected by
the ongoing political crisis and conflict and their families, along with
outreach and prevention activities. SCI and its partner will prioritize the
provision of safe drinking water through water point renovation and water
quality monitoring. SCI will also install gender-segregated and
disability-inclusive latrines and bathing facilities, provide solid waste
management services, and distribute hygiene items. Hygiene promotion sessions
will be conducted at the community level through SCI’s partner. SCI will supply
NFI kits, including clothing, bedding, and cooking items, as well as materials
for shelter repairs, such as tarpaulins and rope. SCI will provide necessary
technical support to the partner, including capacity building. SCI will also
regularly monitor the partner's implementation and work jointly to ensure that
planned interventions are implemented in a timely and quality manner. Inclusive
aspects of programming, such as gender-responsive, disability-inclusive, child-sensitive,
and the inclusion of PSS, will be mainstreamed in all proposed activities.
Community and child-friendly (IEC) tools on explosive ordnance risks will also
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Multi-sectoral Emergency Response for  Cyclone Mocha affected population in Northwest and Rakhine ltpgt
lt/pgtltp style="margin-bottom:0margin-left:0"gtAlmost 5.4 million people are estimated to have been in the path of Cyclone Mocha. Of these, 3.2 million are considered the most vulnerable, as the massive destruction left by the cyclone adds to the pre-existing poor shelter quality, food insecurity, and poverty levels. Ongoing conflict, displacement, economic crisis and increase in commodities prices had already depleted people’s ability to cater for their needs without resorting to harmful coping strategies. The devastating impact of the cyclone further erodes people’s resilience and deepens their vulnerable situation, exposing them to additional risks. The population affected in Rakhine and Chin States is expected to remain dependent on humanitarian aid until some stability and basic infrastructure – including electricity, water and other basic services – are reestablished. lt/pgtltp style="margin-bottom:0margin-left:0"gt?The project aims to covercritical health and shelter/NFI needs of Cyclone Mocha affected population in Chin and Rakhine. Through this project PIN aims to reach 33,832 cyclone affected population in most affected areas in 1 township (MraukU) in Rakhine and 5 townships (Paletwa, Hakka, Thanglang, Matupi, Kanpalet and Mindat) in Chin, alining with the HRP 2023 strategic objectives for health and shelter/NFI cluster. lt/pgtltp style="margin-bottom:0margin-left:0"gtThrough this funding, PIN will provide medical items to 9 health facilities in Chin State to cover essential medical needs for estimated24000 people.Cash assistance will be provided to 3005 individuals (estimate based on WHO standards -20% of population) in 9 IDP sites in MraukU with chronic health illness with cash assistance for medicines/medical items. lt/pgtltp style="margin-bottom:0margin-left:0"gtShelter Emergency kits and NFI items will be provided to 1,040 fully and partially damaged households in 6 townships in Chin state, Paletwa, Hakka, Thantlang, Matupi, Kanpalet and Mindat. Shelter emergency kits will be provided to 550 HH from IDPs in 9 camp sites in MraukU.  lt/pgtltp style="margin-bottom:0margin-left:0"gtPIN will implement the project with 3local partners CHRO and KMSS in Chin and MUCN in Rakhine. PIN's humanitarian response approach for cyclone focuses on strengthening and enabling localized response.lt/pgt

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Advancing right-based accountable and responsible humanitarian practices through multi-sectorial assistance towards Southeastern conflict affected population ltpgtThis 12-month project is based on a human-rights based approach, by prioritizing fundamental human rights of access to accountable and responsible services by conflict affected population. It will be a multi-sectorial one by offering protection, shelter/NFIs and food services to crisis affected civilians living in East Bago two townships (Kyauk Kyi and Shwe Gyin). Due to active conflict in those areas, there are significant humanitarian obstacles when it comes to service delivery, hindering access to services. In contrast, because of the military attacks in various ways: air strikes, indiscriminate killing, violation of human rights with abuses, multi-sectorial humanitarian needs are on rise. ltbrgtThe risks of protection including Child Protection (CP), Gender-Based Violence (GBV), Mine Risks and general protection have skyrocketed in the aftermath of the coup. Safety and security concerns, uncertainty and limited access to justice and legal aid have an impact on physical and emotional well-being of local conflict affected communities. To address this, the project has proposed individual protection service provision through cash and other necessary assistance and community-level group awareness raising sessions. ltbrgtIn light of political instability causing multiple and repeated displacement for local communities, even daily needs are unmet. Noticeably, getting Shelter/NFIs and food assistance are of paramount importance – which the project aims to support through cash-based programming. ltbrgtLocalization has been prioritized noticeably by promoting equitable partnership, adequate resourcing, motivating partner’s leadership and intending to build local capacity. As the chosen partner is from the grass-roots level: Committee for Internally Displaced Karen People (CIDKP) is a local ethnic Kayin organization, the partner has access to target areas, with well-established networks and experiences. ltbrgtAccountability to affected population will ensure through proper and functioning complaint and feedback mechanism, with communities’ meaningful participation starting from initial needs assessment to closure phase. Inclusion mainstreaming will be promoted across disability inclusion and protection mainstreaming of Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE). At the end, this multi-sectorial project aims to reach out to 9,615 communities (4,403 Men, 5,172 Women, 18 Boys and 22 Girls) including 1,250 persons with disabilities among total target (572 Men, 673 Women, 2 Boys, 3 Girls) living in 2 townships of East Bago region. ltbrgtlt/pgt
A project to improve Health conditions for the IDPs and cyclone affected people in Sittwe,Rakhine ltpgtltspangtThis one-year project will provide health services including mainstreaming of explosive ordnance
risk education and mental health and psychosocial support not only for the
Internally Displaced People and vulnerable people but also cyclone mocha
affected people located in Sittwe Township, Rakhine State. For the health
component, MERCY Malaysia will provide comprehensive health care services in
Sittwe township through two mobile clinic teams. The comprehensive primary
health care services include reproductive healthcare, maternal and childcare,
non-communicable diseases, and preventing, detecting, and rapidly responding to
any communicable disease outbreak. Mental health and psychosocial support services will also be provided to the beneficiaries. In line with the protection sector, explosive
ordnance risk education is to be provided to the IDPs, and vulnerable people in
Sittwe township since MERCY Malaysia’s staffs had already been trained by Mine
Advisory Group during the previous MHF- 23142 project. Cyclone affected health
facilities and clinics will also be repaired. The project is designed to ensure
not only for the Internally Displaced People and vulnerable people but also for
cyclone mocha affected people located in Sittwe Township have continuous access
to essential health care including explosive ordnance risk education
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Provision of essential EiE  recovery supports for population affected by Cyclone Mocha impacts in 3 townships of Kachin State in Myanmar ltpgtltspan style="font-size: 14px"gtSchools alt/spangtltspan style="font-size: 14px"gtnd early childhood care and development
centers in the project targeted remote and hard to reach areas and villages in
Mansi, Moe guang, and Moe Nyin townships already have pre-existing education
and early childhood learning needs and extremely limited resources to provide
safe, inclusive, and quality education to the children.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgt

lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal"gtThe project will address some of the most dire education needs and
gaps of the targeted population from remote villages in 3 townships in Kachin
State by implementing the following EiE activities that are also prioritized in
the allocation strategy and by the education cluster. The Project will provide
for the learning spaces that have been affected or deteriorated by Cyclone
Mocha impacts the needed support for emergency repair and improvement to
establish or rehabilitate education infrastructure including establishing and
rehabilitation of school WASH infrastructures.lt/pgtltpgt

lt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal"gtIt will provide school furniture (desks, mats,
whiteboards/chalkboards, etc.), teaching materials and online learning
resources, student learning materials (student kits  textbooks for
students from the most vulnerable households and for students with
disabilities, student recreational kits, school stationeries, monthly
incentives to recruited teachers, and menstrual health and hygiene management
materials support (sanitary pads) for adolescent girls in learning centers.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltp class="MsoNormal"gtNumber of people that will be reached with
education supports from this project is estimated as 8620 people (1000F,
3600girls, 320M, 3700 boys from schools in villages that are remote and most
acutely affected by the impacts of Cyclone Mocha, conflicts, or crisis in ltspan style="background-image: initial background-position: initial background-size: initial background-repeat: initial background-attachment: initial background-origin: initial background-clip: initial"gtMan si, Mogaung, and Mohnyin townshipslt/spangt
in Kachin State. Project will help the affected population gain needed EiE
recovery assistance and improves access to safe and quality education for the
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Humanitarian support for vulnerable households in Kayin State ltpgtltbrgtThis project is a partnership between Land Core Group and Ethic Women. It will meet humanitarian needs of IDPs in seven villages in Hpapun Township, Kayin State . In six of the villages the IDPs are living among host communities while in the seventh the entire community are IDPs. Taking consideration of conflict sensitivity principles, the project will also provide assistance to the most vulnerable members of the host communities. ltbrgtProject partners: Ethic Women and LCG are partners and the two organizations have experience working together since 2021 on humanitarian assistance and COVID-19 response-related projects.ltbrgtEthic Women is a women’s organization that focuses on issues facing women. It was formed in 2018 by women who had been providing awareness training since 2015 to women survivors of sexual violence and rape with support from the Freedom and Justice Women’s Network. Ethic Women’s main work has been counseling and helping women who are survivors of violence (domestic violence, rape, etc.) and related problems. It has also supported the development of law and policy to help women, IDPs, and other vulnerable groups. It works with NGOs, local CSOs, and CBOs to reduce local conflicts and to provide humanitarian assistance. Ethic Women promotes women’s participation in all processes so that women represent women’s voices and their voices are heard in their communities.ltbrgtLCG will be responsible for overall project management and accountability, reporting, donor relations, and purchase of non-food items. Ethic Women will be responsible for field implementations such as beneficiary selection process, training, delivering materials, logistic arrangement, coordination and engaging with relevant technical organizations. ltbrgtBeneficiaries: Beneficiaries consist of a total of 1,278 households (both IDPs and host communities) with a total population of 3825 including 1181  Men , 1168  Women, 729 boys and 747 girls.   ltbrgtNFI support will be given to 550 IDP households (1,346 persons (431 Women, 468 Men, 200 Boys and 247 Girls) and 300 host community households (600 Men and 600 Women). In this figure, total 497 PwDs household (confirm while we collect the based line) will be provided with NFI. Regarding  the IDPs community in targeted area, some of the families were displaced with whole family but some families member were displaced separately to other area. So the average number of family members per household is not the same as host community. ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtPlease see detail in comment.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgt
Multi-sectoral humanitarian response in benefit of displaced people and other vulnerable crisis-affected people in Sagaing. ltpgtltspan style="color: black font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtThis locally led project addresses urgent EiE, Food Security,  Health and  Protection/MRE, needs of IDPs and vulnerable groups in 7 Townships (1. Kale, 2. Khin-U, 3. Myaung, 4. Patheingyi, 5. Shwebo, 6. Sintgaing and 7. Taaze of Sagaing regions.  Implementation will take place in 50 IDP camps/clusters and host communities with multi-sector interventions targeting areas of greatest need, reaching a total of 34053 IDPs and conflict affected people  (10,694 women, 7,870 girls, 7,027 boys, 8,462 men) including 4768 people with disabilities (PWDs). The target areas are affected by the ongoing conflict in Sagaing with the majority of the population displaced and living in makeshift IDP camps in the forest, host communities. This project aims to contribute to the reduction of the immediate suffering of IDPs in these target areas by providing rapid multi-sectoral support, in coordination with other actors working in NW regions and in alignment with the priorities of this allocation.lt/spangtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltspan style="color: black font-family: Arial, sans-serif"gtltbrgtlt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gtA conflict-sensitive approach will be followed towards the inclusion of vulnerable people in all project sites. Specific vulnerable groups such as PWDs, People with Specific Needs (PSNs)  and female headed households will be prioritized according to cluster/sector guidelines. The project will consider women’s specific needs. Gender balanced staff will be recruited where possible, women will be separately engaged in consultations/training and gender dis-aggregated data will be collected. AAP, inclusion and protection, prevention of GBV/SEA, environmental risks, localization and social cohesion will be mainstreamed throughout.lt/spangtlt/pgtltpgtltspan style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif color: black"gtltbrgtKMSS, CVG (Community Volunteer Group in Myaung) and Health Commission have per-existing and are well positioned to implement this project due to their combined sectoral experience and longstanding presence in the target locations. KMSS is currently implementing humanitarian and development programs in Mandalay and Sagaing region with KMSS staff based in the communities.ltbrgtKMSS will seek the technical support from CRS (Catholic Relief Services) for Cash Based Intervention ( CBI ) as CRS is long term partner in Myanmar and well-known organization in cash based intervention program at global level. ltbrgt
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Provision multi-sectoral lifesaving support and assistance to conflict-affected people in Hakha, Falam, and Matupi townships, Chin state ltpgtltbrgtIn accordance with the respondents and the field staff, there are unmet and urgent needs of humanitarian assistance for conflict and displaced people. Therefore, Family World would like to assist and cover who are people in need and where hard to reach areas in Hakha, Falam, and Matupi townships, Chin state. This urgent humanitarian assistance will respond to the conflict affected groups ofltbgtltigt 5040 affected people (520 men, 573 women, 532 boys, and 591girls in Hakha, 490 men, 551 women, 530 boys, 538 girls in Falam, 175 men, 211women, 157 boys, 172 girls in Matupi) who are living at 10 villages/camps in Hakha, 6 villages/camps in Falam, and 10 villages/camps in Matupi townships.lt/igtlt/bgt The project aims to provide multi-sectoral lifesaving support and assistance to conflict-affected populations. ltbrgtThe provision of immediate access through Education, Shelter/NFI, Protection, and Food intervention in three townships, Chin state. In Matupi township, there is intervention from 2023 First Standard Allocation (CBPF-MM-23-S-NGO-25677), however there are still those who urgently need to cover for conflict and affected people. The project targets are hard-to-reach conflict areas and under-served locations through a multi-sectoral assistance. And this project will improve the overall wellbeing and the dignity and the conditions of conflict affected women, girls, men, boys, and persons with disabilities. Additionally, the project will directly assist 1410 affected children by Education intervention, 664 households by Shelters reconstruction, and 5040 displaced people by NFI intervention, 1410 displaced children by Protection, and 5040 conflict displaced people by Food intervention as targeted. The project will engage community and promote, both men, women, boys, and girls, including persons with disabilities, single moms, and elderly persons through activities on mainstreaming Education, Protection, Shelters and NFIs, and Food Security. ltbrgtFamily World is an established organization in Chin state with a strong experience of more than 10 years in Humanitarian Aid and Rural Development. There are part-time volunteers, enthusiastic staff, who can contribute a great deal of help in implementation of this project timely and fairly. Thus, Family World is aiming to achieve this intervention accordingly in the project period. ltbrgtlt/pgt
Sudan Health Transformation Project II (SHTP II) In the second phase of the Sudan Health Transformation Project (SHTP II), MSH is transitioning health service delivery from relief to development. Specifically, SHTP II is expanding access and coverage by: 1) enhancing quality of health services through an integrated package of high-impact services; 2) increasing demand through community mobilization; 3) engendering the communitys confidence in health services through strengthening of County Health Departments (CHDs) and the MOH. MSH, in partnership with the International Rescue Committee, is working alongside as many as 12 international nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) responsible for delivering primary health services in a target county. The goal is to establish fully functional service delivery points (FFSDP) with coverage of 80 percent of the catchment population in 12 focus counties within three years.
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