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Adolescent girls initiative action research programme (AGIARP) The overall purpose of the research is to test combinations of interventions for vulnerable adolescent girls in the areas of health, wealth creation,
prevention of violence and education so as to demonstrate the combination with the greatest impact that is also the most cost effective.
Tackling root causes of irregular migration and supporting integrated communities in Alexandria The project objective is to contribute to ensuring that Egyptians and Syrians are not pushed to undertake irregular migration through  enhancing the prospect of youth to establish a viable business and empowering communities to actively engage in their communities and take informed decisions about migration. The project will enhance the livelihood options of 500 households, and reduce negative coping mechanisms. The project will empower 800 Egyptian and Syrian youths to actively engage and take root in their local communities and make informed decisions regarding migration.
Providing quality and safe and protective learning environment for children affected by humanitarian crisis Providing quality and safe and protective learning environment for children affected by humanitarian crisis
Multi-sectoral Assistance for IDPs, Returnees, and Host Communities in Tawila, ElFasher and Kutum localities in North Darfur The project aims at ensuring vulnerable children, especially girls, live in resilient communities and have
free and safe access to life-saving services during and after natural disasters and conflicts, this will be
achieved through integrated Multi-Sectoral project targeting 85,748 (13499 men, 31779 women, 19592
boys, 20878 girls) IDPs and 28,739 (4439 men, 42287 women, 26278 boys, 27984 girls) returnees
and host communities in Tawilla, Elfasher and Kutum, North Darfur through ; Food Security and livelihoods
(FSL); Education; Child Protection (CP); Health, and Nutrition interventions.
Protection Assistance through the provision of Shelter and Core Relief Items to Internally Displaced Persons in the Northwest and Southwest Regions of Cameroon. This project seeks to address the shelter gaps identified among the existing IDPs and host communities within the North West and South West regions of Cameroon. The project will improve the living conditions of the target population through access to basic household items and adequate shelter. Host communities will also be targeted to avoid creating conflict between IDPs and host communities.  Plan will distribute a range of kits according to a vulnerability selection criterion validated by the shelter/NFI cluster; these items include shelter and Core Relief Items (CRI) which will be provided by UNHCR. 
The shelter kit items will enable the population to improve their shelter conditions and protect themselves against other health and safety hazards. The Kitchen kits will enable families to be more self-sufficient and cook safely. The WASH kits will enable people to have clean water for drinking and cooking, as well as stay clean and protect themselves against malaria-spreading mosquitoes. The distribution of these items will also reduce the strain on local resources amongst host populations who are also facing significant humanitarian needs. 
Plan will work with UNHCR, the cluster and the target group to make sure that the contents of the emergency shelter kits, the core relief items as well as targeting for multi-purpose cash assistance are adapted to the differing needs of women, men, boys and girls. 
The project will thus be aimed at&#58;
	Providing Emergency Shelter Kits -3.000 (500 for rapid response)
	Provision of Core relief items – 3.500 (500 for rapid response)
Locations of the project&#58; North West region (Mezam, Momo, Boyo, Ngoketunjia, Bui, Donga Mantung, Menchum)
	South West (Fako, Koupé-Manengouba, Lebialem, Manyu, Meme, and Ndian), Considering protection need, access, security, acceptance etc.

-	Sept/Oct 2021 PCA amendment -  Additional funding to cover additional activities including&#58; the distribution of UNILEVER soaps in the North West and South West regions; vocational training of 90 IDPs youth in the NWSW regions; the creation and support of two agricultural cooperatives (100 members) in the SW; and the procurement and distribution of 1000 hygiene kits as part of 2021 celebration of 16 day of activism for GBV.
Emergency assistance for children in Chipinge Provide immediate relief to people across four districts in east and south-east Zimbabwe who are in urgent need of water sanitation and hygiene (WASH) and nutrition support.
Rapid Response to Conflict and Electoral Violence in Cauca and Valle del Cauca, Colombia Response aimed at covering basic needs and psychosocial support to people affected by confinement and forced displacement due to electoral violence in the departments of Valle del Cauca and Cauca. Immediate humanitarian assistance will be provided through the distribution of shelters, non-perishable food and hygiene kits for forcibly displaced persons, preventing psychological and physical damage to those in need, particularly children and adolescents.

The areas for the intervention of PLAN are Jamundí, Valle del Cauca and Santander de Quilichao, Cauca.

Scope of Work&#58;  
- The project seeks to provide a coordinated and timely response to address the immediate needs of IDPs and mitigate identified child protection, protection and psychosocial risks through the following actions&#58; 	
o Distribution of family hygiene kits
o Distribution of child protection kits o Distribution of child protection kits
o Distribution of Dignity Kits
o Distribution of kits for pregnant and lactating women.
o All kit distributions will be complemented by child-friendly mobile space activities focused on providing age-appropriate psychosocial, recreational and artistic activities to address the immediate psychosocial needs of affected children.
DEC East Africa Appeal Phase 1 Ethiopia The programme will be implemented directly by Plan International Ethiopia in
collaboration with relevant response actors and government agencies to contribute towards the national and humanitarian cluster response strategies.
WASH and livelihoods will be the key sectors of intervention, looking to provide immediate life-saving needs of the most vulnerable drought affected
households. Protection and gender sensitivity will be mainstreamed throughout, particularly looking towards building community capacity for
managing protection risks which have increased from the impacts of prolonged drought including early marriage and child labour. Child Protection Committees and Protection actors will therefore be trained on child protection, prevention of SGBV and referral mechanisms.  
WASH - A water supply scheme will be rehabilitated and water storage capacity will be increased with the provision of tanks at the community level
to support the water trucking being delivered by government. This will be done in consultation with communities including women, boys and girls to
ensure that water supplies are safely accessible for them and do not pose greater risks to women and girls when collecting water. This will improve the
quality of the water supply and ease of access given that in many communities water is being stored in plastic sheeting. Community WASH committees ensuring the participation of women will be trained so that water points can be managed, maintained and repaired by communities and decision-making considers the perspectives of different vulnerable groups.
  
WASH kits will be distributed to vulnerable families to enable safe water management and observing improved hygiene practices, including for women and girls to have sanitary items for menstrual hygiene. Distribution days will be
used to promote hygiene messaging while community champions will be trained
to cascade this further. Particular messaging will be done on safe water management and personal hygiene to prevent outbreaks of Acute Watery diarrhoea.  
Livelihoods - Inputs will be provided to vulnerable families to safeguard their livelihood assets and maintain nutrition sources following the recommendations of the Strategic Advisory Group of the Agriculture Task Force. Due to the deteriorating state of herds, concentrated animal feed will be provided for key animals and a voucher system set up for families to access specific veterinary services. Vaccination campaigns will also be carried out against the most common diseases being observed. Emergency de-stocking led by the government will also be completed both to dispose of
animals that will not survive while providing immediate food sources for families without decreasing the value of their assets. This will help ensure
the survival of the most productive animals throughout the dry months and hence safeguard livelihoods.
South Asia WASH Results Programme - Cost Extension Based on the success of the South Asia WASH Results Programme to date and based on DFID’s commitment to reach an additional 60 million people with access to water and sanitation by 2020, DFID have agreed a cost extension with Plan International UK for continued work under SAWRP in Bangladesh.
This cost extension continues to be funded under 100% Payment by Result (PbR) modality. The reporting principles applicable to the current SAWRP will be similar to those for the cost extension but will take into account new DFID requirements. Additional discussions with the DFID appointed independent verifier will allow Plan International UK, in consultation with SAWRP partners, to finalise reporting and verification details. 
The programme activities will be implemented by WaterAid in Bangladesh and Plan International Bangladesh. Plan International has proposed to reach an additional 653,045 beneficiaries in Bangladesh, 617,835 of which will gain access to sanitation and 117,419 of which will gain access to water.
Strengthening of Disaster Risk Reduction ChakeOu, Paraguay Strengthening of institutional and community preparedness and coordination capacities for disaster risk reduction in Paraguay  ChakeOu Project
Jeunesse et stabilisation pour la paix et la sécurité à l’Extrême-Nord Cameroun The project involves two streams of work in Cameroon. The first  is a youth participation, peacebuilding and social cohesion component in the Far North region of Cameroon. This region is affected by the Boko Haram crisis. The second stream is a GBV prevention and response + some emergency SRHR activities in the NW - SW region of Cameroon. This region is affected by the Anglophone crisis.
FOOD GOVERNANCE IN THE ANDEAN REGION The Project is multi-country across Peru   Bolivia and Ecuador   and it aims to contribute to the enjoyment of food security in poor regions of Bolivia   Peru and Ecuador by creating spaces for dialogue and participation between farmers and local governments.  It will strengthen the ability of farmers organisations to lobby and participate in decision making spaces around food security and nutrition by advocating for the design   implementation and monitoring of public policies and programs at the local regional and national level.
Moving Urban Poor Communities in Mindanao towards Resilience (Move up 4) The purpose of this action is to build resilience among the urban poor communities in Mindanao by adopting, consolidating and disseminating the urban resilience models developed under different projects such as ECHO (MOVE UP 1-3). Interventions are designed to support five strategically selected cities where conflict and natural disasters cause urban displacement either within the cities, or cities receiving or sending internally displacement people (IDPs) between the cities/municipalities. These were selected based on historic and recent conflict and displacements related trend and IDP's mobility. The action will also target three provinces where the cities are located and/or considered as component city of the province. In addition, another province that also supports IDPs is targeted by the action. Inclusion of provincial level activities under this action aims to align and seek synergy with provincial level long term development, DRR and preparedness plans. Along with promotion of the models that have already been developed, this action will also focus on strengthening social safety net measures to provide more adaptive, shock and crisis responsive services that meet the needs of different vulnerable groups in terms of conflict, natural disasters and displacements at the city and provincial level.
At the city and province level, the action will support the review of development, DRR and social safety net /social protection programs/plans, processes as well as criteria for targeting the most vulnerable. The outcomes will be used to lobby and advocate for strengthening services offered by the cities and provinces. At the end of the action, lessons learned from this action, along with previous gains from ECHO funded models, will be documented and disseminated among the stakeholders at the country level and shared at regional level events.
NIÑAS CON IGUALDAD Contribuir al empoderamiento de niñas de comunidades de Paraguarí, Caaguazú, San Pedro y Guairá para que a través de tomas de poder y otros entrenamientos y proyectos puedan ejercer su liderazgo y ser agentes de cambio, durante y después de la pandemia por COVID-19.
Emergency response for Lassa Fever in Togo "The activities to be implemented under this project will be focused on: i) Provision of protective equipment to health centres for promotion of adequate Infection Prevention and Control measures to prevent Lassa fever; ii) Social mobilization activities that will focus on proximity communication, educational sessions for behaviour change of communities and children to prevent further spread of Lassa and quick identification of suspect cases; and iii) support to community-based epidemiological surveillance of persons contacts by community volunteers and quick adequate reporting. 

Due to the quickly evolving rates of transmission, Plan's activities will focus on community sensitization to prevent the spread of the disease both in Departments with active cases as well as other Departments that could be affected. The locations have been chosen in collaboration with others to ensure national coverage and make efficient use of resources by preventing the need to have to resource more treatment. It will directly benefit to 125,467 persons, including 62,734 girls and women.
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Empowering Civil Society to Combat FGM/C in Assiut, Sohag and Qena The overall goal of the project is to reinforce the capacity of local civil society organizations to combat FGM and empower girls, women and youth to exercise their sexual health rights by transforming social norms in Assiut, Sohag and Qena in Upper Egypt. This will be achieved through empowering girls and women to exercise and express their rights by transforming social and gender norms in communities to eliminate FGM. Additionally, girls and women will be able to access appropriate, quality and systemic services for FGM prevention, protection and care. Civil society and particularly youth (female and male) will be supported in contributing to the creation of an enabling environment for the elimination of FGM in line with human rights standards.
Project beneficiaries will include 1200 girls and 1200 boys who will be involved in workshops facilitated by trained CDA staff using the Champions of Change methodology; 3200 women who will be involved in workshops facilitated by trained CDA staff using the Woman &amp; Life methodology; 2400 community members who will be engaged in intergenerational dialogue with community and religious leaders on the issue of FGM; 3240 youth specifically trained to support the outcomes of the programmes, including 3000 medical students across 3 universities, amongst which 45 will form community-based health committees.
Building skills for life   PPA E 9 month extension This project covers the 9 month extension in Bugesera and Gatsibo.   The project consolidates the activities of PPA 2 including  training teachers on gender sensitive pedagogyand alternative disciplinesand positive masculinities and VSLAs. The extension will focus also  on financial literacy and youth VSLAs.
Research project on incontinence in South Sudanese refugee settlements in Adjumani The objective of the project is to conduct a  research and practice partnership to understand and dismantle the barriers to inclusion that women and children with incontinence face in humanitarian contexts

This project will amplify the voices of Women &amp; Children experiencing UFI, and will use participatory development of data collection tools, sampling strategies, analytical frameworks and dissemination formats.
Emergency Small Scale Flood Response Nanawa, Paraguay Establishment and maintenance of basic living and sanitary conditions for populations and the most vulnerable groups affected by floods in Nanawa and José Falcon (Paraguay).
Move Up 3: Urban DRR This is Phase 3 of the Move Up project in the Philippines strengthening Urban DRR and Disaster preparedness in urban settings. The project is continuing to strengthen its models on alternative shelter and livelihood options, including risk transfer through continued community level, local and national government engagement. The project is also doing evidence based advocacy for institutionalisation and sharing of lessons.
JASAKO´I Promoting resilience by scaling up disaster risk reduction, good practices and know-how on protection, education,  livelihoods protection and hazard monitoring in Paraguay Principal Objective; To contribute to the improvement of national, subnational, local and community resilience for disaster risk reduction; in the Central Department of Paraguay, by consolidating capacities and disseminating good
practices, to adequately respond to natural hazards.
Specific Objective&#58; Consolidated the DRM capacities of national and local actors and communities of Villeta, Lambare and Limpio, by scaling up good practices for education, early warning and livelihoods protection     
Result 1&#58; Disseminated best practices in disaster risk management and disaster risk preparedness in the districts of Limpio, Villeta, Lambare
Result 2&#58; National capacities strengthened for disaster risk preparedness, promoting respect for human dignity, integrity and safe livelihoods.
Result 3&#58; Improved institutional and community DRM capacities in
educational actors and most vulnerable groups, through piloting a toolbox and improving the knowledge of the Sendai Framework, in coordination with the
Ministry of Education and Sciences
    
Beneficiary number&#58; 6970 individuals (girls, boys, women, men, including institution staff) 88 organizations (including national and local institutions and organizations, community
organizations and schools)
Entrepreneurship capacity improvement, income generation, associativity and incidence of rural young people in North of Cauca and south Valle del Cauca. Entrepreneurship capacity improvement, income generation, associativity and incidence of rural
young people
Nutrition response to El Niño in Waghimra Waghimra zone has been severely affected by the impact of El Nino phenomenon in 2015
/16. ACF, SCI and PIE have been partnering to respond to this emergency through multisectoral response. It contributed to decrease impact of the shock. But the nutrition situation is not yet improved, and even worsening nutrition situation in 6 woredas of Waghimra Zone is observed currently &#58; as per nutrition TFP admissions is higher than 2015 by 15%, Moreover, even if
harvest was back to 'normal' the production is still insufficient
to ensure food security of vulnerable people who will enter in hunger gap in June 2017. Therefore, the nutrition situation is not expected to improve
through 2017. ACF, SCI and Plan International partnered again to ensure supporting the government in responding to this admission increase. This
emergency response strategy is to provide nutrition specific response by reinforcing MOH capacities at facility levels through OTP/ TSP, TSFP, IYCF E and outreach) and nutrition sensitive response (water treatment chemical and
NFI, seeds and milking goat for HH with malnourished children and rain water harvesting for health facilities).
Strengthening of civil society to advocate for children's rights This is a regional project across 5 countries  in Central America.  It aims to strengthen the regional and national advocacy capacity of CSO networks working on childrens rights at national   regional and international levels so as to have promoted a inclusive democratic culture that ensures effective public policies on childrens issues from a rights framework   especially targeting the no violence against children and adolescents in Central America.
Strengthening Child Protection In Emergencies and GBV services to upscale protection of boys, girls and Adolescents from risks of Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation in Torit and Pibor counties - Eastern Equatoria and Jonglei States PI, through UNICEF support, has implemented CPiE services in Pibor and Torit since 2020, and will continue contributing to improved protective environment and coping mechanisms of children and families. 
Project Outcome&#58;
•	Targeted girls and boys and youth in humanitarian situations provided with psychosocial support, through child friendly spaces, schools and other community spaces 
•	Targeted unaccompanied and separated girls and boys registered with family tracing and reunification services and family-based care or appropriate alternative services 
•	Extremely vulnerable children including unaccompanied and separated children reached with individual comprehensive and age-specific case management services.
Promoting the Rights of Adolescent Girls to Quality Basic Education The overarching goal of the project is gender equality and the realisation of girls  rights in Cambodia. The project purpose is to increase the number of adolescent girls completing Lower Secondary education by addressing some of the key economicand socialand culturaland and political barriers. The project will directly benefit approximately 3000 adolescent girls from 26 Secondary schools across six Districts in Cambodia.
Improving access to primary education in Mantapala refugee settlement This project will improve access to basic services and well-being of refugees and the host community in the Mantapala settlement by improving safe access to primary education through construction of staff houses for government teachers the settlement and ensuring safety and zero tolerance policy on SEA, particularly children is fully implemented in camps, safeguarding awareness will be raised among staff, refugee children and the community to ensure accountability.
Reduction in Maternal and Child Stunting through WASH Reduction in maternal and child stunting through WASH interventions in 3 districts of Sindh.
Strengthening institutional systems and governance mechanisms for improved earthquake preparedness and disaster response The project will work with communities, local government authorities, City Corporations and relevant Ministries/Departments to strengthen urban DRR and resilience through the consolidation of an inclusive and effective governance mechanism to manage urban risk, guided by community driven risk assessment, planning, and financing of risk reduction and contingency plans.
COVID-19 continuing education in Mantapala refugee settlement This project seeks to improve access to basic services and well-being of refugees and the host community in the Mantapala settlement, Nchelenge district. In particular, this projects aims at improving access to primary  and secondary education.
Alert 528 - Burkina Faso (Displacement due to conflict) START project to meet the needs of IDPs displaced by conflict in the Sahel region. Lead of the consortium is Christian Aid (implementing shelter activities), alongside MDM-Spain (Health &amp; GBV). Plan is implementing CPiE activities.