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Strengthening prevention and response mechanisms for Gender Based Violence survivors and children in Bosaso (Bari) Garowe (Nugaal) and Galkaiyo (Mudug) communities affected by drought The project aims at identifying and support vulnerable population in drought-affected areas in Puntland exposed to Gender Based Violence (GBV) including children survivors of violence.
The project tackles both prevention and response realms through a combination of activities which rely on the consolidated experience in the sector together with long-term presence of GRT in the area of intervention.
Scaling up emergency protective services for the drought affected people through prevention and response to gender-based violence (GBV), mitigation to child protection ( CP) risks including support for unaccompanied and separated children in Mogadishu, Baidoa, Dinsoor  and Wajid districts. This project seeks to scale up child protection and Gender based Violence (GBV) protection services ,including prevention and mitigation actions at community and district level in the target districts. Focus will be particularly to address protection risks/concerns experienced by women and children affected by droughts especially in Internally Displaced Peoples camps and the host populations as well. The key focus will be to scale up prevention and response to separation of children from their families and gender based violence survivors. The project will conduct regular analysis of the situation of children regarding causes and patterns of separation and respond accordingly through prevention and strengthening of appropriate protection systems and services, build capacity of protection service providers and stakeholders,   facilitate appropriate  and coordinated referrals and and linkage in service delivery. This is to ensure quality comprehensive services to unaccompanied and separated children (UASC) and gender based violence survivors(GBV) as well as support monitoring through generation and analysis of data using project indicators in the target districts using appropriate tools. The project will benefit directly 300 separated and unaccompanied children (50% boys, 50% girls) and 400 GBV (women 50% and men 50%) The project will also reach 80 (women 50% and men 50%) through live saving  trainings, other capacity building innovations.  There will be advocacy designed to improve care, and prevention and response services for unaccompanied and separated children (UASC) and GBV survivors . Additionally, the project reach 6500 individuals (girls 20%, women 40%, boys 20% and men 20%) through awareness raising on their rights, child protection or gender based violence, roles and responsibilities of children, causes and consequence of separation as well as gender based violence , identification and reporting unaccompanied and separated children (UASC) and GBV survivors , services available to Gender Based violence survivors and unaccompanied and separated (UASC), as well as appropriate referrals.
Provision of emergency lifesaving health care services to drought affected populations in Maxaas, Bula Burte and Mataban districts in Hiraan region, South Central Somalia. The project targets three major districts in Hiran regionBulo burte,Maxaas and Mataban. The districts have been hard hit by the prolonged drought, devastating waves of acute watery diarrhoea and clan conflicts that has put the inhabitants in precarious humanitarian situation. Due to insecurity, especially in rural villages, access to humanitarian support for the target population is quite limited except for Mataban which is relatively peaceful. Basic services such as health are scarce and funding for major health centres in these districts will come to an end in December 2017.With the current rains experienced in the area, flush floods are expected which may further increase displacement and outbreak of AWD in the riverine villages as well as the main towns of Beletweyn,Maxaas and Bula Burte. 
In Mataban, the district is hard hit by drought as well as clan conflict between 2 major clans leading to loss of over 50 lives in the last quarter which has hampered movement leading to pastoral dropouts who cannot cross to the other sides in search of pasture and water for their animals. 
WARDI is currently implementing different projects in the area to include health, WASH and nutrition which will be integrated with the proposed health project in order to have an integrated response to the situation which has been greatly hindered by absence of essential services including health, WASH and nutrition. 
In response, WARDI is proposing the continuation of primary health service delivery in three main health centres in Maxaas, Mataban and Bulo Burte districts. To cater for the health care needs of those hard to reach populations including pastoralists, WARDI will complement the services delivered in Mataban health centre with a fully equipped mobile health unit. WARDI already manages the proposed health facilities. Combined, the proposed facilities will provide basic health
 services including maternal and child health services to an estimated 65,000 people including 23,227 children under the age of 18(8,450 children five years), 12,703 women of childbearing age (WCBA), 5,400 pregnant and Lactating women(PLWs) and 23,670 men and others from the general population. The project will serve both IDPs and host communities in the target districts.
Provision of access to life saving emergency nutrition services for the drought and AWD affected populations in Bay and Bakool regions SAMA proposes this life saving emergency nutrition project which aims to provide access to life saving essential nutrition services for the Acute Water Diarrhea (AWD) and drought affected vulnerable populations in the various target locations in Bay and Bakool regions. The project will be implemented through facility based and mobile approach and will target six worst affected locations by AWD and drought conditions. The static facilities will include a Stabilization center (SC) in Baidoa town  and the mobile facilities will include Seydhelow site, Neebsoy, Jeelow, and Munaawir. Each of the mobile facilities will cover populations in 5 sub villages. The project will be composed of an SC (Stabilization center) in Bayhaaw Hospital and four mobile  OTP (Outpatient Therapeutic Program) sites which will target to benefit 5,550 vulnerable community members who include 2,550 children under five ( 1,275 boys 1,275 girls)  2,815 women and 185 men with access to life saving emergency nutrition services for the drought and Acute water diarrhea -AWD  affected populations. Almost over 80% of the target beneficiaries are populations in rural locations and mainly consist of farmers, pastoralists and internal displaced persons  who were badly affected by AWD and rapidly deteriorating drought conditions. The project will be implemented in complementary of current ongoing health and nutrition projects run by SAMA and in close collaboration and coordination with health and nutrition cluster partners  as well as WASH cluster and Ministry of health . The SAMA nutrition project officer will manage the project in close collaboration with SAMA programme Coordinator and over all supervision and monitoring will be conducted by SAMA M amp E officer who will also collaborate with SAMA Program Coordinator.. Prior to approval, the project will start on 24 March 2017 and end o 23 December 2017 and supplies will be requested and expected from UNICE and both organizations will also contribute with technical support. capacities of 45 staff will be built and strengthened as well as 20 key community volunteers and community nutrition workers..
the capacity of staff and community members will improved through training and workshop
Provision of Primary Health Care Services among the children under five, pregnant and lactating mothers in Jilib District,Middle Juba Region The Project will be implemented in Jilib District in Middle Juba region where Zamzam is currently implementing nutrition and WASH Projects. under this project , Zamzam will scale up its intervention through two fixed health facilities and mobile outreach services targeting 21000 drought affected people (including children under five ,pregnant and lactating women ,elder people ). the health services to be offered include outpatient treatment, management of common child illness like Pneumonia , diarrhea , immunization services , antenatal care services as well as skilled deliveries .Through this project , the capacity of 20 staff will be improved through training while the 150 community members will also access  health education and awareness session on AWD/cholera prevention
Emergency drought response to provide access to safe water and improve  sanitation and hygiene facilities  for IDPs and host communities in Baidoa and Diinsor With the proposed Action, INTERSOS intends to guarantee access to safe and clean water and sanitation facilities as well as to promote good hygiene practices in an effort to improve the health status of 24,357 internally displaced persons, and host community members in Baidoa and Diinsor. Limited access to safe adequate water and sanitation facilities, coupled with poor hygiene knowledge and practices, is putting these communities at risk for water-borne diseases such as AWD and cholera. According to the last UN-OCHA Inter-Agency assessment carried out in December 2016 in Baidoa with the participation of INTERSOS, poor livestock conditions as well as deaths caused by lack of water, pasture and infestation of diseases has been reported. Limited access to education facilities have been reported school aged children are not able to attend school as some of them have migrated to far areas. Key activities envisaged by this Action include water trucking, repairing of existing water sources, including piping and storage tanks, construction of deluding latrines in health facilities, hygiene and sanitation promotion and distribution of basic hygiene kits (including appropriate material for menstrual management) to people in need to respond AWD/cholera. The proposed response also takes into consideration the impact of the drought and AWD/cholera outbreaks on vulnerable groups such as women, children and persons with disabilities. Moreover, the Action envisages specific activities to prevent risk of gender based violence thus to contribute to greater balance equality.
Integrated WaSH and Food Security emergency response to AWD/Cholera outbreak in Togdheer region The humanitarian situation in Somalia has been deteriorating as a consequence of the recurrent drought and Acute Watery Diarrhea(ADW)/Cholera outbreak. In 2016 the two rainy seasons failed and in 2017, the Gu rains have been late and uneven. Disease outbreaks remain of high concern and are aggravated by the crowding of displaced populations. Since the start of the AWD/Cholera outbreak, there have been a cumulative total of 58,524 AWD/cholera cases including 812 deaths. The revised Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for Somalia estimates that 6.7 million people are expected to be in need of humanitarian assistance and protection. Nearly 5.5 million people are at risk of contracting water-borne diseases like cholera. Togdheer region is one of the regions severely affected by the AWD/Cholera outbreak.

The proposed project aims to contribute to the provision of life-saving assistance and the protection of communities, focused on response and prevention of AWD/cholera through integrated WASH and Food Security support in Togdheer region of Somalia/land. The project will directly benefit a total of 24,000 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host community members. Oxfam has selected three locations for the project: October village, Kosar IDP camp and Sahara IDP camp, but Oxfam is able to expand to surrounding areas in case of a new AWD/Cholera outbreak. Oxfam will target the areas in these locations where most cases are reported from. A total of 4,000 households will be reached with hygiene promotion and hygiene kit distributions. Latrine construction will be done for newly arrived IDPs without access to sanitation facilities, families affected by AWD/Cholera (either through deaths or discharged patients) and families who share a single latrine with more than 20 individuals. 514 AWD/Cholera discharged patients will be supported with Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT).
Food Security assistance to meet basic needs of crisis effected population of middle shabelle This project is designed to respond to the existing food security situation caused by the prevailing drought conditions in Somalia, and prevent further deterioration of the food security situation of the effected population of Middle Shebelle through timely and appropriate assistance to affected households that lack access to food and other household needs. This will be done through the provision of lifesaving food assistance to restore acceptable household food consumption and complementing the household income of the affected vulnerable people (pastoral and agro-pastoral) through cash for work intervention further improving their capabilities in accessing food. 

The selected responses are designed to provide lifesaving assistance to effected people enabling the most urgent scale up before the Gu season in 2017. Both the food transfer and the cash for work intervention will allow pastoralist, farmers and agro-pastoralist to free up some of their meager income and establish a quick economical boost which acts as a supplement to their household income helping them to afford culturally appropriate food and establish an income for further investment in their livelihoods while reducing the level of vulnerability. Wocca will coordinate with WFP to support the affected populations of Balcad and Johwar with timely, coherent and coordinated intervention. WFP is planning to distribute food in Jowhar and WOCCA in Balcad. Both BoQs of the interventions are shared along with the project document.
Improve access to Emergency and life saving health care services to vulnerable boys, girls, men and women including host community, IDPs and returnees through 4 mobile health clinics two in Afgoye and  two in Balad District in Lower and Middle Shabelle respectively. The project seeks to offer emergency and  lifesaving health care services to vulnerable Host Community, IDPs, returnees and immigrants in 10 settlements in Afgoye and 10 settlements in Balad District through four mobile health care delivery teams. Each of district will be served by two mobile teams. The total targeted direct beneficiaries is 52,080 composed of Men, under five boy and girl, pregnant and lactating women, Mobile health staff, Community Health Workers and Village Committees through offering integrated primary health care delivery through mobile clinics. The interventions will include, 15 days for each month offering integrated health care services, Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI), health promotion targeting selected villages. In order to effectively deliver these services, QRCs will capacity build Mobile Health Teams, Community Health Care workers and village committees. The mobile team will consist of two teams targeting Balad District, and two teams in Afgoye.
Improving access to life saving and integrated response to drought affected women, men, boys and girls in Lughaya  Awdal region of Somaliland This proposed action will respond to the drought displaced population in the locations(Garaaca ,Geerisa,Hodhwanaag,Lughaya) of Lughaya district DRC remains the only INGO present in lughaya. Under this intervention, DRC seeks to provide unconditional cash transfers 268HH(1608 Beneficiaries) and cash for work to 535 HH(3210 Beneficiaries) for the drought displaced community locations of Garaaca ,Geerisa,Hodhwanaag,Lughaya locations. The influx of cash is meant to increase the purchasing power for target households with limited access to food commodities that are available in the local markets. The provision of cash will be a dignified means of supporting beneficiaries as they allow them to make their own choices in terms of the types and quantities of food to purchase. Under cash for work activities component, community members will be engaged to rehabilitate productive community assets to restore them to usable condition. The community members will identify and select assets that are not in proper working condition and those that have been damaged by human activities or natural calamities for rehabilitation/restoration. Possible cash for work activities will be bush clearing, erosion control, digging latrine pits, road work to improve access to markets, basic services and other work to preserve community assets and recover from effects of drought. Women and men will be equally involved in determining the final gender appropriate cash for work activities. Care will be taken to select activities that allow a high percentage of women to participate. Work norms will be established to ensure a reasonable quantity of work but allow women time to carry out their family responsibilities. The Danish Demining Group (DDG) will complement DRC’s efforts and provide mine risk education to the population in lughaya. Additionally, unconditional cash transfers covering at least 80% of MEB will be provided to 268 HHs that do not meet the cash for work criteria and do not have an available adult laborer within the family to be involved. Examples include female-headed households where all members of the family are children except for the caregiver
Provide life saving nutrition intervention to the drought affected population in    Xarardhere  and Hobyo district in Galgadud   and  Mudug regions. DEH is planning to expand its outreach nutrition services by adding 3 new outreach sites at Haradhere district  and   one static and one mobile in Hobyo  for the provision of emergency nutrition interventions  to ensure a comprehensive approach to the reduction of morbidity and mortality associated with malnutrition and other diseases and hazards resulting from lack of access to nutrition services. Most importantly, DEH will focus on improvements in the provision of nutrition services for the vulnerable drought affected population in target areas. This propose the project to address basic needs of communities through provision of life-saving primary nutrition services through which to contribute to emergency drought response of malnutrition and AWD/Cholera outbreak. As it is described in detail in the context analysis, the prospect and prediction for food security and nutrition in the target district remain critical. The major causes of this food and nutrition situation are continuing conflict, displacement and worsening drought in the area, limited purchasing capacity of the communities prevalence of diseases and inadequate nutrition services, poor infant and young child feeding practice. Because of these, vulnerable groups of the community: children, pregnant and lactating women, at increased risk of morbidity and mortality unless lifesaving intervention is put forward immediately. DEH will improve the access and utilization of integrated nutrition services for women and children living Haradhere district through the establishment of outreach activities and strengthening of referral system between the mobile/outreach sites and the fixed nutrition sites. The project will support on 2000 boys, 2000 girls and 1200 PLW for 4 Outreach. Also the project will scale up the capacity building of the staff as well community through capacity  IMAM, CMAM and IYCF guidelines for effective case management and referral. DEH considers the nutrition needs as priority number one as a lifesaving intervention.
Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International (FLO), Programme Partnership Agreement The PPA intends to achieve:
- a stronger and more effective, efficient and streamlined Fairtrade system, capable of delivering increased benefits to producers. 
- broader scope of Fairtrade, capable of facilitating more producers in more locations to access the benefits of Fairtrade.
- deepened impacts of Fairtrade, capable of making significant contributions to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
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SOCIAL POLICY EMERGENCY RESPONSE Respuesta en ProtecciÃ³n Social a la crisis migratoria
INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK-CHILD PROTECTION In 2017, Chile has an institutional framework for the protection of children based on a legal framework, protocols, and
regulations aligned with those of the CRC  and it implements mechanisms and procedures that ensure comprehensive protection for the
rights of children and adolescents.
COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT AND CARE FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS .Para 2026, los servicios, programas y polÃ­ticas (sobre todo en el subsistema de Chile Crece Contigo) se han reforzado de cara al
fomento del desarrollo y la atenciÃ³n integrales desde la primera infancia hasta la adolescencia mediante un enfoque de gÃ©nero.
Entre otras actuaciones, incluyen la crianza respetuosa, prÃ¡cticas correctas de nutriciÃ³n, la actividad fÃ­sica frecuente y la salud
mental.
STRENGTHENING THE NATIONAL EDUCATION SYSTEM Para 2026, el sistema educativo nacional dispone de los programas, polÃ­ticas y financieminto adecuados para los niÃ±os, niÃ±as y
adolescentes y en especial para aquellos en riesgo de exclusiÃ³nâ€” de modo que tengan el acceso oportuno a una enseÃ±anza inclusiva,
resiliente y de calidad que vele por su permanencia en el sistema educativo, el aprendizaje y la adquisiciÃ³n de habilidades
transferibles como la educaciÃ³n digital.
PRIVATE SECTOR - SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY By 2017, 30% of firms that implement corporate social responsibility (CRS) programs targeting children and adolescents, adopt the
rights and gender perspective.
STRENGHTENING POLICY FRAMEWORK TO SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM Government institutions have increased capacity to strengthen the legal and policy framework for the integrated protection of
children and the social protection of children and families, in compliance with the CRC, CEDAW and CRPD.
MONITORING CHILDREN RIGHTS AND EVIDENCEGENERATION The Government has increased capacity to monitor child rights and to generate disaggregated child-related data and evidence
SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS Para 2026, el sistema de protecciÃ³n social tiene suficiente capacidad como para asegurar un nivel mÃ­nimo de protecciÃ³n social a
niÃ±os, niÃ±as, adolescentes y mujeres, y en particular a aquellos que se encuentren en situaciones de mayor vulnerabilidad.
CHILD PROTECTION EMERGENCY RESPONSE Respuesta en ProtecciÃ³n a la niÃ±ez a la crisis migratoria
CROSS SECTORAL The country program has the human and financial resources needed to undertake planning, monitoring and evaluation actions.
STRENGTHENING SPECIALIZED PROTECTION SERVICES TO PREVENT FAMILY SEPARATION Para 2026, los servicios especializados de protecciÃ³n se han integrado con los sectores de salud, educaciÃ³n y protecciÃ³n social
para resultar eficaces a la hora de proteger a la infancia y evitar la separaciÃ³n familiar.
STRENGTHENING THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROTECTION CAPACITIES OF THE CHILD PROTECTION SY Para 2026, el sistema de protecciÃ³n de la infanciaha fortalecido su capacidad de protecciÃ³n administrativa en los territorios
priorizados, con Ã©nfasis en prevenir y dar respuesta a laviolencia contra la niÃ±ez yla adolescencia y fomentar su participaciÃ³n en
las decisiones que les afectan.
STRENGTHENING CHILDREN ON THE MOVE POLICY FRAMEWORKS Para 2026, el paÃ­s ha creado un marco de polÃ­ticas, programas y procedimientos en materia de migraciÃ³n que responde a las
necesidades de protecciÃ³n de los niÃ±os y niÃ±as en trÃ¡nsito.
STRENGTHENING THE PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM AND THE LOCAL EDUCATION SERVICES CAPACI Para 2026, el sistema educativo pÃºblico y los servicios locales de educaciÃ³n tienen la capacidad de ofrecer entornos de protecciÃ³n
a nivel local, sobre todo para el alumnado que corre mayor riesgo de sufrir discriminaciÃ³n.
FUNDRAISING (A0) In-country private sector fundraising cost-efficiently generates quality funding to the Country Programme (OR) and, where
applicable, contributes to global Regular Resources (RR) and/or Thematic Contributions (ORT) funding for humanitarian programmes