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Appui en sécurité alimentaire et aux moyens d'existence d'urgence des populations vulnérabilisées par la crise M23 dans la zone de santé de Kibirizi, en Territoire de Rusthuru,  province du Nord-Kivu ltpgtLe contexte sécuritaire de la province du Nord-Kivu continue à se dégrader à la suite de la reprise des affrontements entre les rebelles du M23 et les forces armées de la République Démocratique du Congo.  Comparativement à l’année 2022 ce conflit a connu une certaine accalmie avec l’arrivée des forces de l’EAC avant de voir les affrontements reprendre juste avant le début du retrait de cette dernière malgré sa position ambiguë.  Les déplacements massifs de la population, l’arrêt ou réduction des échanges entre les différents centres commerciaux font partie  des principales conséquences de cette crise.  Ces déplacements massifs des populations engendrent d’énormes besoins humanitaires multiples. Les zones de santé de Kibirizi, Birambizo, Mweso et Kiroche  restent les plus affectées par cette crise.  Selon l’ERM HEKS et MAIDER, réalisée en octobre 2023, environ 12 657 personnes déplacées du même mois   sont regroupées dans 2 009 ménages dans les zones de santé de Kibirizi et Birambizo et sont accueillis dans les familles d’accueil et les centres d’accueil collectifs.  La même ERM met en exergue les besoins prioritaires accrus dont les soins médicaux vivres, AME, Abris et WASH.  Le CEDERU/Kibututu prend l’option de se positionner dans la zone de santé de Kibirizi qui accueille près de 70%  des déplacées et son accessibilité par rapport aux activités de routine de CEDERU/Kibututu à Kanyabayonga.  En dépit de la détérioration du contexte sécuritaire, la zone de santé de Kibirizi reste une zone d’accueil à cause d’une relative accalmie observée. Les données mises à jour en novembre 2023 dernier dans le rapport de mission de travail PE, PSEA et SM de CPRJ dans le Bwito  font étant de 17109 ménages soit 102654 personnes déplacés en besoin d’assistance à ce jour dans la zone de santé de Kibirizi depuis la crise M23.  De ce fait, CEDERU/Kibututu propose une assistance en relance Agricole d’urgence et sensibilisation sur les bonnes les pratiques alimentaire, lutte contre les PEAS, sensibilité au conflit (Do not harm) et inclusion genre. L’intervention cible les familles déplacées vivant dans  les familles d'accueil et ceux  vivant dans les centres d’accueil collectifs avec possibilité d’accès à la tere, les familles retournées et  les autres groupes marginalisés.  Selon les moyens financiers à sa disposition, CEDERU se propose d’assister 1860 ménages soit 11160 personnes (2257hommes,3173 garçons, 2374 femmes, 3356 filles)  à travers une assistance en cash de protection d'intrants, l’appui en relance Agricole d’urgence à travers la distribution d’intrants agricoles maraîchers et vivriers, suivi et accompagnement techniques et renforcer la Sécurité nutritionnelle  via les séances de sensibilisation et de démonstration culinaires.ltbrgtlt/pgt
Protection Monitoring and Multi-Sectoral Response in Monguno and MMC The project aims at providing two pronged emergency protection assistance to newly arriving IDPs and camp decongestion in MMC and Monguno Local Government Areas of Borno State. Due to the displacement in December 2018 and January 2019 from Kukawa and Monguno LGAs, the IDPs are exposed to life threatening risks including violence, abuse, exploitation, sexual harassment and trauma. The interventions will provide lifesaving services including first-line GBV response and material assistance to reduce the risks that many newly arriving IDPs and those in camps continue to face. 

Specifically, this response will empower beneficiaries to improve their protection situation through:
a) Enhanced protection monitoring including providing response and referral, 
b) Vulnerability screening, 
c) Strengthened community based protection capacity and coordination at LGA level, 
d) Increased sensitization and awareness raising, and 
e) Provision of protection-based material assistance.

The project will be implemented in MMC and Monguno LGAs. The specific locations are Teachers Village Camp and New Stadium Camp in MMC.  For Monguno, the project will be conducted in the following camps Fulatari, GDSS, GSSSS, Stadium, Veterinary and Water Board.  Beneficiary households will be identified through vulnerability screening and protection monitoring among the new arrivals and IDPs already in camps, as well as referrals from other partners in the areas. 

In total 45,000 IDPs (9,000 households) will be targeted by this project. This project will be implemented with the support of UNHCR’s partner GISCOR. The partners will be supported by the community based protection structures already established in the various locations. The project will adopt an integrated response approach to address the multifaceted protection needs through linkages with other service providers (SGBV, Health, Education) for new arrivals and IDPs with specific needs.
Improving health conditions of Conflict-affected persons in Borno and Adamawa through access to quality essential health services and Cholera Control “Improving health conditions of Conflict-affected persons in Borno and Adamawa through access to quality essential health services and Cholera Control” is a 12-months project aimed to address critical gaps in the ongoing response to the cholera outbreak in strengthening surveillance and early detection of cases, procurement of essential medical supplies and extending treatment centers to hotspot locations with the overall aim of interrupt active transmission of cholera in 17 high risk Wards in Adamawa state. 
Leveraging on WHO’s established platforms in delivering quality health services in protracted emergencies, the project seeks to improve access to essential life-saving health services for Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in targeted LGAs in Borno State. The project will ensure continued provision of integrated health services to conflict-affected people through deployment of Hard-to-Reach Mobile Health teams and implementation of integrated community case management of childhood illness (iCCM) in IDPs.  Ambulance referral services, mental health and GBV are also among the identified unmet health needs which the project would address in the 6 locations (Ngala, Pulka, bama, Dikwa, Monguno and Damboa ) in Borno state.
Integrated Sexual and Reproductive Health Emergency Response Action Health Incorporated (AHI) seeks to support life-saving assistance and alleviate suffering through an integrated and coordinated humanitarian response focused on providing emergency Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in accordance with the critical needs identified in the 90-Day Emergency Response Plan within Borno State, Nigeria. This project will focus on providing urgent lifesaving services in two Local Government Areas namely MMC,and Monguno Local Government Areas of Borno State which has experienced an influx of IDPs with critical need and limited access to primary health care services. At the end of the project cycle, this project scale up aims to reduce maternal Mortality, Infant/child mortality and morbidity in the two Hot spot LGAs with urgent need of live saving interventions.
Practical details of the implementation plan is provided in the grant request justification section.
Emergency WASH response for new arrivals in MMC and Jere LGAs Close to 8.5 million people are affected by the current conflict/ or violence in north-east Nigeria caused by Armed Opposition Groups (AOG) related violence since 2009. According to HRP, 25,261 persons have been displaced from Guzamala, Monguno, Magumeri, Ngala, Gwoza and Kukawa LGAs of Borno State, Nigeria to Maiduguri Metropolitan Centre (MMC) Local Government Area (LGA) since November 2018.Of those 25,621 IDPs, 4845 people are in Bayain Taxaco Informal Camp, while 2,500 are staying in groups of 15-20 households amongst the host communities but are not fully integrated into the host community. At the moment there are no WaSH partners operating in Bayain Taxaco despite extreme WaSH needs revealed during Solidarites needs assessments and UNICEF’s WaSH gap analysis. Moreover, data shared by UNICEF in February 2019 show important gaps in sanitation facilities and water access across Borno State, specifically 22 sites in Jere and MMC LGAs.

Solidarites International (Solidarites) is thus proposing to:
I. Provide lifesaving WaSH support to IDPs in Bayain Taxaco Informal Camp in terms of access to water. Indeed, access to sanitation is to be covered by an ECHO grant for this camp in 2019
II. Support emergency construction of sanitation facilities in sites where gaps have been identified as the greatest by the WASH Sector in Maiduguri and Jere LGAs. This will complement SI’s water trucking capacity to be covered by another ECHO grant for Maiduguri. This capacity will be to cater for the needs of 3,500 people for a duration of 3 months.

In total, the proposed project is targeting 10,848 individuals.
Emergency lifesaving WASH  support for vulnerable IDPs in Gongulong, Jere LGA The ongoing OAG insurgency continues to show no sign of ending with continuous movement of IDPs across Borno State. Gongulong host community is providing residency to 9,037 IDPs according to IOM DTM Round 28. Gongulong is located in Jere LGA. According to IOM, comparison between DTM Round 27 amp 28, this LGA experienced an increase of 1,950 IDPs. The presence of IDPs in host communities have placed huge pressure on available community assets including water points, latrines, land for farming, etc. With restriction on movement beyond secured perimeter, the population is heavily dependent on humanitarian assistance for survival. An assessment conducted by ZOA in September amp October 2019 shows that the population is in urgent need of water, latrines and hygiene kits. Rehabilitation of damaged latrines and bathing shelters will reduce environmental hazards and provide dignity to IDPs and host community population through safe access to WASH facilities. There is increased open defecation due to more dysfunctional latrines some of these latrines were constructed by NHF funding other different projects few months back but are now damaged or dysfunctional.  There is a need for hygiene promotion. Gongulong is among the communities which are hot spots of cholera outbreak. The community experienced also flooding in 2019. Mainstreaming cholera preparation and prevention would reduce the exposure of the population to cholera. Targeting children through separate hygiene sessions as well as WASH in schools would contribute to reduction in child mortality. Providing hygiene kits, especially soaps will provide a good basis to application of the hygiene and sanitation lessons. This project will also target the rehabilitation and maintenance of WASH facilities constructed with NHF funding in Gongulong.
Provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services targeting displaced populations hosted in camp and camp-like settings and hosting communities in North-East Nigeria In response to the needs that have been identified by the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) Sector and in line with the NHF Allocation Strategy, this project will support the continuation and scaling-up of WASH assistance. Current priorities that this project will address include: access to safe water through the construction or rehabilitation of boreholes, improved sanitation through the construction and maintenance of shower and latrine blocks with handwashing stations, enhanced cholera preparedness and response and overall improved hygiene through the distribution of hygiene kits and increased hygiene/cholera awareness through targeted messaging, as well as solid waste management. The project will be implemented in camps and camp-like settings in Gwoza (Pulka), Bama, Dikwa, Jere and Maiduguri Local Government Areas (LGAs) and Yola South LGA in Adamawa State. Cholera messaging will be extended to host communities, who will benefit indirectly from the other forms of assistance as well. To ensure a timely and holistic response to the multi-sectoral needs of displaced populations in camps and camp-like settings, the activities will be implemented in conjunction with other components of IOM’s emergency response for enhanced complementarity.
Providing Quality Integrated Primary and Reproductive Healthcare services to conflict affected IDPs  in Monguno, Jere and Maiduguri LGA, Borno State In response to the influx of Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) into MMC (Maiduguri) and Monguno local government areas (LGA) in Borno state, the IRC responded by providing emergency primary and reproductive healthcare for the affected women, men, girls and boys through direct treatment at IRC facilities. Through this OCHA-supported action, the IRC will further strengthen the provision of health care services by providing primary and reproductive care at existing    static health facilities at the Stadium IDP Camp, Bakassi Camp and Teachers Village Camp (TVC) in Maiduguri and in Flatari Camp at Monguno. 

As part of an integrated, comprehensive package for direct healthcare service delivery, the IRC will run a reproductive health clinic targeting adolescent girls, women of child bearing age, and pregnant and lactating women (PLW). The IRC will provide clinical management of rape for all identified cases of gender based violence, (GBV) ante-natal services, post-natal services, and syndromic management of sexually transmitted infection (STIs) services.

The project will also address the referral gap by establishing referral pathways and mechanisms, providing logistic support, and paying hospital cost for all IDPs in the targeted camps and host communities who present with acute medical or obstetric emergencies. Referral linkages will be established to secondary health centers and non-health actors, such as the IRC’s Protection team, ensuring associated vulnerabilities of women of reproductive age, pregnant and lactating women, adolescent girls, and children under 5 are reduced further, and allowing all IDPs to receive a holistic package of care that adopts a public health approach. 

The IRC will also strengthen community-level mechanisms by using selected and trained community health volunteers to carry out household sensitization sessions, active case findings, and referrals to IRC health facilities. Routine immunization services will be provided and expanded to include mass deworming and vitamin A supplementation to all children under 5.

Through this action the IRC will ensure that the needs of the most vulnerable, including women, men, girls and boys will be protected by conducting trainings to the IRC health program staff and community health volunteers on prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse, child safeguarding and code of conduct and ensuring that protection and gender is mainstreamed into all activities.
Strengthening capacities in Information Management for NNGOs Protection Humanitarian Actors in north-east Nigeria. iMMAP started the information management training and capacity building program in Nigeria in 2017. Under the program, iMMAP works hand in hand with the humanitarian sector coordinators and the UN Oﬃce for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aﬀairs (UNOCHA) to identify priority information management capacity building needs, design training activities, identify participants, deliver the local capacity building activities and provide information management direct support to clusters. This activity is made possible through the support received from the US Agency for International Development Oﬃce of Foreign Disaster Assistance (USAID/ OFDA). In order to complement this effort, iMMAP proposes to set up a 8 months project which will focus on supporting protection humanitarian actors with information management capacity building, harmonizing amp standardizing tools, to improve quality of data analysis leading to a better planned response.
In 2018, iMMAP conducted a Capacity Building Needs Assessment, and since then delivered ten rounds of IM capacity building training to actors across the humanitarian spectrum, in addition to two rounds of Training of Trainers (ToT) that was developed based on the Impact Monitoring Survey of iMMAP’s support to the Humanitarian Sectors conducted in August 2018. 

Through this project,6 rounds of capacity building training and a coaching program will be conducted in field information management, data collection amp data analysis. The capacity building program will target National NGOs (NNGOs) who are implementing protection related interventions and based in Borno State.


The Capacity Building package will come in the form of two themes:
1. Information management (IM) Capacity Strengthening of Protection partners through training delivery:
a. IM Capacity assessment of existing protection NNGOs. 
b. Identification of priority needs and topics 
c. Delivery of two specialized training sessions to three groups (total 6 rounds) in core information management pertaining to the humanitarian context to the identified partners. 
d. Evaluation of the impact of the training program.

2. Bilateral coaching program to partners with end-to-end information management services such as (but not limited to) assessment tool design, data cleaning/aggregation/anonymization, database design and management, visualization and analysis/GIS:
a. Prioritization assessment to identify organizations to be targeted
b. Identification of priority partners
c. Delivery of coaching sessions for partners’ personnel.
d. Evaluation of the impact of the coaching program.
Providing Life Saving Assistance in, Protection and NIFs in Monguno, and Yola North Catchment LGAs. This project is targeted towards new arrivals to camps and internally displaced persons in Camp like settings providing them with muti-sectoral response in Protection and Non Food Items. With Special Emphasis to Yola North catchment LGAs due to our already existing presence in Yola North.  


The Objective of the project is to develop an effective response mechanism to NFIs needs of Internally Displaced Persons  targeting 1,000 House Holds, achieved through both pre-positioning 600 NFIs for Yola Catchment LGAs (Yola North, Yola South, Song and Gerie LGAs ) and Direct Distribution in of 400 NFIs in Yola North By Providing NFIs for better and lifesaving living conditions of affected New Arrivals across board. The project is aimed at seeing that Standard Non-Food Items support is provided for 1,000 affected New Arrivals Households and Internally Displaced People living in camp settings.

This project is specifically in line with HRP objectives 1 and 2
HRP Strategic Objective 1: Save lives by providing timely and integrated multi-sector assistance and protection interventions to the most vulnerable. 
HRP Strategic Objective 2: Enhance timely, unhindered and equitable access to multi-sector assistance and protection interventions through principled humanitarian action.

 This intervention firstly Sectors Strategic objective 2018 SSO3: to deliver flexible, coordinated, adequate and harmonized NFI kits (including assessments, prepositioning and post distribution monitoring) to affected population. This project aligns with the allocation strategy to Provide life-saving emergency assistance to the most vulnerable people in conflict-affected areas ensuring that assistance is timely and appropriate and meets relevant technical standards, and also seeks to ensure that all assistance promotes the protection, safety and dignity of affected people, and is provided equitably to women, girls, men and boys. and Provide life-saving emergency assistance to the most vulnerable people in conflict-affected areas ensuring that assistance is timely and appropriate and meets relevant technical standards and also to ensure that all assistance promotes the protection, safety and dignity of affected people, and is provided equitably to women, girls, men and boys.

For the protection sector this project will specifically address poor management of GBV incidents due to weak GBV case management capacity by strengthening HARAFs Safe Shelter facility in Monguno, and Yola North, And also solve  challenges in coordination of referrals with the use of the HARAF SMART RR (Report And Refferal) Application enabling swift response to GBV reporting and cases management while at the same time providing support for referral cases and also provide critical supplies at HARAF referrals centers.


 The Project will work to complement projects that provide both emergency and transitional shelters. It will complement for WASH by providing WASH related NFIs, and Also complements for Food Security Projects where dry food ration is being distributed.
Increasing access to critical dignity and menstrual hygiene service of women and girls of Reproductive Age in Jere and Mongonu LGAs of Borno State. This project is seeking to provide interventions in the following critical areas
1.	Address critical dignity and menstrual hygiene needs of women and girls
2.	Through establishing dignity kits production and assembly centre, improve household income and facilitate social reintegration and resilience
3.	Strengthen inter agency coordination of GBV field response through co-coordination of the GBV SS

The project will work to evolve and manage a unique community facilitated strategy to the production, assembly and distribution of dignity kits for vulnerable women and girls. Specifically, the project will include a local structure for sourcing and distribution of the GBV sector approved standard dignity kits that meet the needs of women and girls of reproductive age in the project communities. This will meet the immediate, lifesaving dignity needs of women and girls of reproductive age by providing a standardised kit/package. 

The project considers dignity kit production and assembly as a potential income-generating activity for women and girls affected by conflict. Rehabilitation Empowerment and Better Health Initiative (REBHI) will identify and train women and girls in production of some key items and will also be involved in the assembly process. Items that cannot be produced will be sourced locally to further contribute to the local economy. Key empowerment activities will be integrated to the production circle such as reproductive health and other public health sessions, storytelling exercises among others to promote social cohesion, reintegration and build critical mass around community/women led advocacy

REBHI will work closely with the GBV sub sector and other GBV actors to lead the implementation of the GBV SS localization strategy/action plan, as part of the localization of humanitarian response agenda. REBHI will employ 1 skilled GBV field coordinator who will support the GBV sub sector for in conducting location specific GBV service mapping, periodic gap analysis, development and strengthen referral pathways and directories, organise field coordination meetings, capacity building for field actors, periodic monitoring on behalf of the GBV SS, coordinate activities key technical working groups among others