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Improving access to inclusive and lifesaving education for children aged 6 to 14 years in Abu Jubaiha and Eleri/Talodi localities (South Kordofan) In this project, the provision of protective and quality education services is life-saving, not only equipping children with knowledge and life skills, but also reducing their vulnerability while being displaced. This project will provide a comprehensive Emergency Education package to the targeted communities – classrooms will be rehabilitated, gender-sensitive school WASH facilities will be built, children will have access to drinking water, enrollment of girls and children with disabilities will be increased through community awareness sessions and teachers and PTAs will be trained, continuously supported and mentored on topics such as: teaching cycle one curriculum, core subjects, inclusive education, psychosocial support and positive discipline. Equitable access to quality education can prove an integrating factor of IDP/Refugee/Returnee communities into their host communities and can create a collective sense of ownership to the area of residence. The provision of basic education services will avoid inequitable and inefﬁcient use of already scarce educational resources and maximize the positive impact of the intervention for both the local communities and the mixed migrant populations. Gender power relations restricting women's and girls’ possibilities to participate were analyzed in programme activities as domestic workloads, social norms and/or threats of sexual violence restrict their mobility. Accordingly, gender sensitive measures will be adopted to mitigate these programmatic risks including promoting the participation of girls and women in trainings and awareness raising sessions. The proposed intervention aims to replicate the successes and evidenced impacts shown in an ongoing Save the Children project implemented in Abu Jubaiha and Eleri/Talodi localities, called the EQUIP project. The action is in line with the current Education Sector Strategic Plan (ESSP) and contributes to its three pillars of access, quality and system strengthening. By embracing a synergy between this action and the ongoing EQUIP project, we can draw on EQUIP resources and findings. The action will take a more holistic approach to address the gaps/needs found on ground and based on Save the Children observations from the EQUIP project it will focus mainly on the hard components, complementing the trainings and awareness raising that is done within EQUIP.
Lifesaving food security for vulnerable  host communities in Kosti locality WN state Kosti locality is one of White Nile State localities, food insecurity described as a major problem, most vulnerable populations are located in the edge/peripheral zones. The project will be implemented in 4 locations in these of the peripheral zones: Alkaraw Alhasania and Abusharif sq.2, Althawra and Alnakhalat sq.54.  
This project is aimed at recovery by focusing on interventions of emergency livelihoods start-up activities,  knowledge and awareness creation is crucial in improving the living condition of the local communities.   In Kosti locality, targeting 24,336 person (8752 men, 7056 Women, 4799 girls amp 3740 boys).  
The targeted women, children will be supported to improve FSL, 400 HH will receive 40 Stabilized Soil Block (SSB) machines  (one machine for a group of 10 HH) to increase their incomes.    Provision of 80 community-based awareness session on nutrition in the 4 locations. 360 women will receive vocational training on food processing to improve the nutrition status of their families, Soap making and traditional perfume making.  
 In this project  8 VSLA  Associations will be established, 2 per each location. 
The duration of this project is 6 months.
Provision of emergency and life-saving NFIs to those affected by humanitarian emergencies In the September 2019 CERF allocation, the Shelter and NFI (SNFI) Sector was not included in the overall allocation. Thus, a severe shortage in funding is affecting the entire response and will have significant impact on UNCHR’s ability – as the Sector Lead agency to respond to ongoing and forthcoming humanitarian emergencies. Out of the 24.8 M USD as per the Humanitarian Response Plan, the Sector further outlined urgent 6 month needs in the HRP Prioritization Plan (July – December 2019), the SNFI Sector requires 4 M USD in immediate funding. The Emergency Response Plan 2019 outlines a need of 1.8 M USD (1.6 M USD for preparedness and .2 M USD for response).

As both plans remain largely unfunded, there are inadequate funds to support SNFI sector-related interventions, notwithstanding the potential displacements linked to armed conflict, ethnic clashes, food security, epidemics, floods, and other emergencies where NFI kit distributions are a key protection and assistance intervention. The estimated overall need for the next 8 months is an estimated 200,000 people or 40,000 households, as per HRP Prioritized Plan and the Emergency Response Plan. This includes anticipated needs in the following locations: Kassala, Gedarif, Sennar, Blue Nile, White Nile, Khartoum, North, Central, West and South Darfur, South and West Kordofan.
life-saving WASH interventions for flood affected population in Al Kuma town - North Darfur State This project intend to provide life-saving assistance to flood affected population in Al Kuma Town - North Darfur State. The project is designed to respond to the acute WASH needs of people affected by heavy rains and devastating flash floods that occurred in July and August 2019. The response will include: Rehabilitation of 3 water yards including replacement of broken generators, submersible pumps fencing as well as distribution networks and water points, taking into consideration the separation between humans and livestock. Furthermore, the project will support operation and maintenance of 3 water yards conduct water quality monitoring (treatment and testing) for water sources and at household level including distribution of water purifications (chlorine taps, and testing devices) construction of communal emergency latrines and installation/connect water supply system in affected schools. In addition, the intervention intends to distribute hygiene kits/items including Jeri cans, and soap, carry out hygiene promotion activities through local mass media, religious leaders, group sessions and household visit to sensitize the community on personal hygiene including hand washing with soap, and solid waste management and drainage activities including distribution of garbage collection and sanitary tools. The intervention will follow the Minimum Standards for WASH in Humanitarian Action, and will use vulnerability criteria to target most vulnerable and affected people with direct support. The project will strengthen the capacity of local communities and enhance their resilience through building the capacity of community volunteers and structures involved in the implementation of the project activities to respond to future crises.
The proposed project activities will be implemented in close coordination with  State Ministry of Health (SMOH), and Water and Sanitation Program ( WES) and local authorities as well as affected population. The role of SMOH, WES and local authorities will be participating in training activities, awareness activities and monitoring and evaluation while community volunteers will be trained and engaged in house to house visit for delivering hygiene messages, conducting water testing and mobilizing people for cleaning campaigns. Reports and lesson learned will be share with all partners including MOH, WES and UNICEF. Accountability to affected populations is considered in which target groups will be engaged in planning, implementing and monitoring the project. The proposed interventions will avoid exposing targeted populations to threats or risk and essential protection principles will be applied throughout the project cycle and duration, which will last for 8 months. The project will consider the government priority in geographical and services provision as well as promote the national ownership.
Lifesaving  Protection interventions in Beida and Habila locality, West Darfur State. In line with the 2019 Second round standard  allocation paper, the objective of the project is to dramatically improve  protection services of IDPs, returnees and vulnerable host communities totaling 20,000 people in Beida and Habila localities, West Darfur. SORR proposes innovative Protection interventions in the localities mentioned above.This intervention seeks to address some of the most urgent protection needs of the most vulnerable individuals and families selected beneficiaries through a community based approach including direct lifesaving assistance and Psychosocial support. The action will contribute to support beneficiaries to attain safety and dignity by improving their protective environment taking into account both external threats to the target population as well as the coping strategies adopted to counteract the vulnerabilities.SORR will use its already existing programs to approach and strengthen coordination to leverage referral pathways to ensure the needs of the survivors are addressed and considered with respect and confidentiality. This approach includes prevention through awareness raising and community-based education and information campaigns, capacity development, monitoring and reporting and provision of services for the survivors by Conducting protection assessments for communities, targeting Persons with Specific Needs (PSNs),  The project will pave the way for resilience through supporting the capacity of the community structures and local authorities in response to child protection, general social needs and GBV concerns. The project has thoroughly investigated and focused on the “DO NO Harm” principle during the consultations with the community to avoid any harm that might be brought about by the intervention. In addition and during the selection of beneficiaries, the project will ensure participation of all groups, including women, people with disabilities, minorities, and others. The project will use the vulnerability criteria applied by the protection sector.
SORR on the protection sector focuses on improving community knowledge and ensure protection sector is well mainstreamed.
The project has been designed based on assessment results and close coordination/participation of the targeted communities in the localities of West Darfur. SORR will coordinate with community leaders, HAC, line Ministries and other stakeholders for project start up. HAC shall support in the project implementation smoothly and successfully, as they will facilitate in signing of Technical Agreement and travel permits. Currently there are limited humanitarian interventions in the targeted villages where SORR proposes the project, through the project developed, will attempt to cover the all IDPs and returnees who are in need among the targeted groups. SORR has a strong long-standing presence West Darfur State which will allow for a successful implementation when the project is approved, SORR will immediately seek HAC in West Darfur for signing the Technical Agreement in short time as possible to in order to have effective implementation.
Multi-sector and integrated Health, Nutrition, and WASH Interventions in Habila and Beida Localities of West  Darfur State This integrated multi-sector project is planned to be implemented by World Relief (WR) which has rich experience in implementing health, nutrition, WASH, FSL, and Peacebuilding projects in West Darfur since 2004.The program will address the immediate needs and priorities of the targeted communities with forethought to medium-term needs and household resilience. As described in the sections below, health, nutrition, and WASH, components are integrated and designed so that households may benefit from more than one intervention to serve beneficiaries more holistically and enhance project effectiveness. The interventions are mainly designed to meet immediate emergency needs of the beneficiaries mainly women, girls and children while employing approaches that increase community ownership and thus sustainability. The Nutrition sector employs a CMAM approach to provide outreach and treatment for children under five years of age and pregnant and lactating women (PLW) with moderate or severe acute malnutrition. At the community level, Community Nutrition Volunteers and Mothers' Support Groups will mobilize communities on issues of good nutrition and IYCF practices. Nutrition supports will be provided in integrated way with healthcare services through 8 nutrition centers which are part of the same health facilities supported by the project. The Health sector activities will provide lifesaving primary healthcare with a focus on primary curative and preventive care of diseases, reproductive, maternal and child health, and community health. To carry out health activities, 8 facilities (2 in Beida and 6 in Habila) will be supported by the project. The WASH sector focuses on improving community access to sustainable WASH facilities and ensure proper management of the infrastructures. While doing these, emphasis given to improving household-level water treatment, solid waste management, hygiene behavior change and open defecation free communities. A number of water supply projects including hand pumps and mini water yards will be rehabilitated or established by the project where water supply is severely lacking. The project is designed with the active involvement of the community amp activities are prioritized for implementation based on community priorities amp triangulated with data from different sources.
Integrated health and nutrition program for vulnerable households in Geneina and Sirba Localities of West Darfur. World relief Sudan is applying for the implementing Integrated health and nutrition program for vulnerable households to address the needs and priorities of vulnerable targeting  IDPs, returnees and host communities in Genina and Sirba localities of West Darfur. The project will be managed by Health and  Nutrition sector managers of World relief staff who are based in Geneina field office.  In addition, the program management and operations coordination departments of the country office, MampE, finance, and logistics sections of the field office will provide timely and appropriate support to the program implementation units. On top of these, the country director, program director, and program quality assurance director will steer strategic leadership and provide technical support during planning, monitoring reporting, and networking and in solving problems encountered during the course of implementation. World relief Sudan has long years of experience in partnering with SHF and implementing integrated  emergency response and recovery programs in the West Darfur region. The program will address the immediate needs and priorities of the targeted communities with forethought to medium-term needs amp household resilience. As described in the sectors below, nutrition and health are integrated and designed to bring lasting impact on the well being of the beneficiaries by enabling them to benefit from more than one intervention. The interventions are mainly designed to meet the immediate emergency needs of the beneficiaries mainly women, girls, and children by employing approaches that increase community ownership amp thus sustainability.

The nutrition sector employs a CMAM approach to provide outreach amp treatment for children under five years of age amp PLW with moderate or severe acute malnutrition. At the community level, Community Nutrition Volunteers amp Mothers' Support Groups will mobilize communities on issues of good nutrition amp IYCF practices. Nutrition supports will be provided through eight nutrition centers supported by the project. The health sector activities will provide lifesaving primary healthcare with a focus on primary curative and preventive care of diseases, reproductive, maternal and child health, amp strengthening community health. To carry out health activities, eight clinics (Five in Genina and three in Sirba localities.) will be supported by the project.  

The project is designed with the active involvement of the community amp activities are prioritized for implementation based on community priorities amp triangulated with data from different sources. IDPs, returnees amp extremely vulnerable host communities are the central focus of the project. The implementation of the sector’s activities carried out in partnership with line ministries, community-based committees, local authorities, community leaders amp beneficiaries themselves.
Provision of live-saving Sexual and Reproductive Health - SRH Services in flood affected areas Sudan As of 2 September 2019, 346,300 people have been affected by heavy rains and flash floods. States affected are Khartoum, Blue Nile, Gedaref, El Gezira, Kassala, North Darfur, North Kordofan, Northern, Red Sea, River Nile, Sennar, South Darfur, South Kordofan, and West Darfur, West Kordofan, White Nile, East Darfur and the Abyei area. 

The effects of the floods on the provision of health services is complicated by the fact that access to affordable and quality health services is already severely restricted especially in remote areas in Sudan. Health services including SRH services have faced major challenges during 2019. There is lack of access to essential life-saving health care services including emergency obstetric and neonatal care. 

Through this proposal UNFPA and its implementing partners will focus on the provision of the minimal initial services package for reproductive health (MISP for RH) as a critical live-saving intervention to reduce the risk of maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity among the affected population. 
The interventions will prioritize key health care facilities ensuring the timely access to safe delivery, emergency obstetric and neonatal care, antenatal and postnatal care, family planning and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases. These services will be provided through supporting health facilities with the needed emergency RH kits and operating mobile clinics to reach the population in need with limited access to health facilities. In addition midwifery kits will be distributed to community midwives to perform normal clean deliveries at home.

UNFPA will target the following flood affected states: Khartoum, Blue Nile South Darfur, North Darfur, West Darfur, East Darfur, Kassala, Gadaref, White Nile and North Kordofan. The selection of these states is based on UNFPA field presence. Due to funding limitations UNFPA will target 27000 women and girls in reproductive age
Capacity Building Training Program for Mid-level(of higher) Officials of Supreme Audit Institutions(Laos) The program is designed specifically for managerial level officials to share knowledge of the audit system and methodologies of Korea. Officials from the Supreme Audit Institution of Lao People's Democratic Republic are invited to Korea to learn about the audit system of Korea.
Capacity Building Training Program for Mid-level(of higher) Officials of Supreme Audit Institutions(Rwanda) The program is designed specifically for managerial level officials to share knowledge of the audit system and methodologies of Korea. Officials from the Supreme Audit Institution of Rwanda are invited to Korea to learn about the audit system of Korea.
Capacity Building Training Program for Mid-level(of higher) Officials of Supreme Audit Institutions(Maldives) The program is designed specifically for managerial level officials to share knowledge of the audit system and methodologies of Korea. Officials from the Supreme Audit Institution of the Republic of Maldives are invited to Korea to learn about the audit system of Korea.
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Water Financing Partnership Facility (WFPF), Asian Development Bank AsDB Improve the health of people and the environment meeting the MDG goals on water and sanitation in Asia, reducing the incidence of water related fatalities and disease and increasing the number of countries implementing Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM). Outcomes (objectives): Until 2020, achieve significant increase in the number of people in the Asia-Pacific region with access to safe water supply and sanitation services (up to 200 million people), higher productivity and efficiency of irrigation and drainage services (for 40 million people), coupled with the integrated management of water resources in river basins for sustained economic growth and environmental improvement (100 million people with reduced risk of floods).
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