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Provide support to primary healthcare centers in hard to reach areas in Al-Hasakeh governorate - Darbasiyah and Amuda, and strengthen the health referral system The project will aim to provide the primary healthcare services for people in Hard to Reach HtR areas in Al-Hasakeh governorate through two different comprehensive Primary Health Care PHC centres situated in Amuda and Darbasiyah sub-districts in Quamishli and Ras Al Ain districts respectively. This project will be implemented by two humanitarian Organizations, namely: Al Seeraj and Bihar Relief Organization BRO. Beside increasing the area of coverage, and hence, targeted population, the principle objective of this project is to enhance the current public health status among people in the targeted ares prioritizing the most vulnerable groups. The main approach of this project was designed to meet the main health needs in Amuda and Darbasiyah basing on several assessments that have been conducted by Al Seeraj and BRO. This project activities, outcomes, and targeted population was developed basing on the Essential Healthcare Service Package EHSP working group guidelines and recommendations that took place in Turkey - Gaziantep 2016. In addition, this project has been developed and tailored to meet the health cluster objectives and indicators taking into account the current humanitarian context in the targeted areas. The activities will last for 12 months from November 2016 until October 2017. The project will utilise the activities to meet the needs of vulnerable groups and to ease the safe access and delivery of these services to women, under 5 children and people with disabilities in addition to the referral service that will be offered practically for the patients. Health reporting system that is planned to be applied in this project is designed according to EHSP final template of reporting that represents the impact of the project on the different age and gender categories and according to the vulnerable groups classification in the targeted areas. By this project, several basic healthcare services packages will be provided to the beneficiaries especially with regards to maternal and reproductive health services. The capacity building component is one of the most important outputs of this project through several courses of training that are designed by different working groups of health and nutrition clusters in Turkey - Gaziantep in a manner that took in consideration the current humanitarian context in Syria. In general, Al Seeraj and BRO, and through their ability to access to the targeted sub-districts, will provide a comprehensive approach of healthcare services that includes the integration between health and nutrition components with multiple protection-aimed services as a part of the Reproductive Health RH package (Sexual and Gender Based Violence SGBV).
Establishing participatory IDP Committees in 9 IDP Settlements in Idleb This project in collaboration with POINT will help to respond to the 11250 IDPs sheltering within its 9 camps (Atta1-Atta2-Atta3-Atta4-Atta5-Atta6-Atta7-Atta8-Atta9)/(Atta Camps Names Excel File is attached) in Idleb governorate. Fundamental to all of the project’s activities will be establishing and supporting participatory approaches through gender balanced IDP Committees. With this project, Beneficiaries would be involved in the design and implementation of these programs and in the humanitarian management of the centers themselves. This project will improve camp system management in the targeted camps and enhancing community mobilization. Also, it will promote accountability in humanitarian response to improve resilience and contribute to gender equality in the targeted camps. 
The project will include: 
1-	Camp mobilization by establishing committees after providing core trainings. This will include Assessment of Camp System Management and Establishing support centre. ARD and Point will assess camp system management. Increase the capacity of ARD staff (5Women/12Men) to establish IDPs camp management committees. The results are (9) sub-committees, (5) candidate per each (2Women/3Men) will be elected.  These committees will attend the trainings and provide learning grants for designing initiatives and activate them as a result of committees' mobilization. 
2-	Risk Reduction activities for supporting the committees to release initiatives based on needs. Point in cooperating with ARD will implement Risk Reduction training that will enable communities to anticipate the probable risks and be well prepared for them, in addition to identify and prioritize community needs then set projects in (Women empowerment and social infrastructure) and implement them with supporting from Point amp ARD field staff. Point ampARD will implement a package of basic management trainings for the main- committee in data collecting, main principles of finance and purchasing procedures and documentation. 
3-	Provide learning grants for Designing initiatives and Activate them as a result of committees' mobilization. ARD in partnership with Point will divide the camp committees to implement small-scale projects in two major fields (Women empowerment and Camp Infrastructure.) Point will implement entrepreneurship training for women to enable them implement their projects in (sewing, embroidery and hairdressing) and Infrastructure projects which will be mainly in gravelling and maintenance.

In summary, the project proposed here within will directly contribute to the following CCCM objectives: Cluster Objective1: Enhance the capacity to provide life-saving multi-sectoral assistance to people living in IDP sites. Cluster Objective3: Promote participatory management of IDP sites and improvements in the quality of basic services in IDP sites. Cluster Objective5: Enhance capacities in camp/collective centre management and protection mainstreaming in IDP sites for national humanitarian actors.
Emergency Preparedness with WASH Essential NFIs With this project, World Vision will establish a contingency stock of essential WASH NFIs in order for NGOs working in the area to have access to these items as a last resort for emergency response. World Vision will provide coordination and support for handing over contingency stock to partners in Northern Syria in order to provide live-saving support through essential WASH NFIs to up to 130,800 internally displaced people.
Aleppo IDPs Emergency Response PAH will provide life-saving and life sustaining humanitarian assistance to all Syrians in need prioritizing the most vulnerable in accordance with humanitarian principles and standards. In this intervention, PAH will targeting vulnerabilities displaced IDPs from northern and southern countryside of Aleppo Governorate and destine to Idleb City, Daret Izah, Atareb and Sarmada locations, with WASH services through improved access to safe potable water and equitable access to wash facilities with provision of personal hygiene items in emergency settings with rising the hygiene awareness of the targeted IDPs, conforming to the WASH cluster standards and local customs.
PAH will provide water via trucks of 5715 load and 50 galvanized water tanks 1000 L capacity to IDPs living in schools, collective centers and informal-settled camps in which decrease the waiting time for the females and children and shortening the distance between the HHs and water distribution points by consulting the female beneficiaries to choose the best location of the water tanks and best time to provide the water by trucks.
In addition, distribution of 10 000 hygiene kits to all targeting IDPs of 10 000 HH, living in host communities, schools, collective centers and informal-settled camps. Contents of the HK to be consulting with the target IDPs, considering the specific needs of women and children, and will measure the beneficiary’s satisfaction about the hygiene kits contents through PDM to address the female needs Total number of beneficiaries of project is 10 000 HH/50 000 Individual. Also, construction of 150 cement toilets for IDPs living in informal settled-camps will secure safety and enhance of privacy of targeted beneficiaries (one latrine with per 2 families), as well as conducting sessions to rise the awareness of the displaced families to the personal hygienic conditions and water treatment at HH level. 
Additionally PAH will report about the IDPs movement in the proposed area of intervention on weekly bases using the wash cluster templates to address the dynamic influx of the IDPs which is related to dynamic security situation on the ground.
Supporting formal and remedial and catch-up education as well as child protection for 2,388 students in six schools in Aleppo. This project aims at supporting Syrian students affected by the crisis to get access to formal education and raising its quality, as well as providing remedial and catch-up education for the dropped out, through providing safe environment of education of both kinds. 
Moreover, the project targets 2,388 students through providing 1,668 students (girls and boys) aged between 6 and 14 with formal education, and 720 students (girls and boys) aged between 6-11 with remedial and catch-up education, in 6 schools in 3 different areas in Aleppo. 
The safe learning environment will be demonstrated by the following:
- Rehabilitating 4 schools in Atareb and Zarbah and schools' basements in 2 schools in Aleppo city to become safe places for students. Furthermore, classrooms will be painted and colored to create a creative attractive learning environment, encourage values of tolerance, child rights, human rights, and civil peace, through drawings and posters suitable for class and age. 
- Awareness-raising campaigns targeting residents of the mentioned areas about importance of education and going back to schools, culture of peace and security, disadvantages of early marriage, extremism, child recruitment, and children labor, in addition to how to deal with remnants of war.
- Training the schools' staffs of both education formal and informal on basic guidance to child protection, child rights and communication with children.
- Providing students with stationary, schoolbooks necessary for the education process, in addition to supplying the schools with necessary visual aids and electronic devices. 
- Provide children with psycho-social support through activities conducted by specialized staffs, in addition to assigning a protection team and training it.
- Providing students with clean drinking water.
In addition, a gender equality supervisor will be assigned to ensure implementing all the project's activities with taking gender issues in consideration.
Emergency Food Assistance to Displaced Households in Aleppo Governorate The proposed intervention will address emergency humanitarian needs of newly displaced families through the provision of food assistance in Azaz district and in the informal settlements along the Turkish border in northern Aleppo Governorate. Through the distribution of 8,060 food kits, this approach seeks to meet the immediate food and nutrition needs of the most vulnerable. Mercy Corps is already implementing similar activities in northern Syria with other funding and thus has considerable experience implementing activities within the Food Security sector. 

Mercy Corps pays particular attention to reaching households identified as the most vulnerable, including female and child headed households, people with disabilities, and the elderly, and uses community based targeting and accountability throughout the program. Mercy Corps will closely coordinate with other agencies active on the ground to avoid duplications and cover gaps.
Increasing Resilience and Food Security in Hard to Reach and Besieged Areas in Syria This program aims to increase the resilience and livelihoods of the most vulnerable populations in the besieged and hard to reach areas of Rural Homs (Ar-Rastan and Talbiseh) and Rural Damascus (Douma and Kafr Batna), where Ihsan for Relief and Development currently maintain a presence through other programs. The first main objective of this project is to improve the food security of the most vulnerable households and provide families with income generating opportunities. The main activities include the provision of agricultural inputs for two seasons including winter and summer including seeds, fertilizers and supplementary irrigation (when appropriate), noting that different beneficiaries will most likely be selected for each season. Furthermore, Ihsan will conduct cash for work activities where local members of the community will be hired to conduct light rehabilitation of community prioritized food production assets (bakeries, mills, etc). The second objective is to improve the technical capacity of the farmers in the proposed areas of intervention. The main activities to be conducted include the delivery of specified trainings and consultative support through the farming process. 

The specific project outputs include:

-1200 households receive wheat agricultural kit (1050 M, 150 W)
-1800 households receive summer vegetable agricultural kit (1400 M, 400 W) 
-300 people trained on agricultural best practices (by season) (250 M, 50 W)
-330 people take part in cash for work activities for two months (300 M, 30 W)
-20 community assets rehabilitated (may include bakeries, mills, irrigation networks etc)


The project outcomes include:

-Increase food security of most vulnerable households in besieged/hard to reach areas
-Resilience of local communities improved through access to income 
-Decrease of dependency on negative coping mechanisms of most vulnerable households
-Improved technical knowledge and capacity of local farmers in agricultural activities
Enmaa for home gardening This proposed intervention targets most damaged families and those headed by women in addition to families with undernourished members in besieged areas of Damascus Countryside “Eastern Ghouta” (the middle sector and the city of Duma), where the recent conflict decreased the available agricultural land area and food and agricultural security opportunities, especial for the most vulnerable families.
This intervention aims at enhancing livelihoods and steadfastness for the most vulnerable groups through offering home garden grants, at an average of 100 m2 for each house, by providing all what families need to create these gardens and successfully cultivate them by offering agricultural supplies, seeds, pesticides, fertilizers and fuel allotments (to provide necessary water), in addition to providing training for families on cultivating lands, looking after them and protecting them from dangers like frost and pests. This will be done in cooperation with a specialized team of experts and agronomist to provide guidance and ensure the success and sustainability of the project. 
The project covers two successive seasons starting from next summer.
Supporting Duma hospital in the besieged area of rural Damascus The ongoing escalating armed conflict in Syria, in its 5th year, led to extensive destruction of the medical infrastructure in all Regions of Syria, resulting in large-scale deterioration in all type of medical services available for population. Particularly, this resulted a dramatic decline in Health Care services, in all specialties, and in the unavailability of chronic-illness medications, as well as, the provision of health care services by many unqualified or not specialized medical staff.

Duma Hospital is still under siege since three years like many hospitals in the same area.
This project aims to support the hospital, especially the ICU Department, Outpatient Department, and Lab department with salaries, medications, Supplies, Commodities, Equipment and running costs.
WASH support for the Aleppo displaced people During this period the government of Syria and allied forces have launched a major military offensive against the opposition-held areas in the northern Aleppo countryside .This attack obliged thousands of households to leave their villages such as Tel Rifaat, Hariyatan, , and Azaz sub-districts and move to the secured areas mainly to the Turkish borders.

The project aims to support families fleeing their villages in Northern rural Aleppo governorate and support Islamic relief preparedness and response activities. Through this project Islamic relief will be able to respond timely to the IDPs influxes from Aleppo governorate, so far over 70,000 people have been displaced due to the current fighting, with thousands near the Turkish border, especially near the Bab al-Salam border crossing. Wounded civilians who cannot receive adequate treatment in Syria have crossed into Turkey. With the limited available capacity from the humanitarian actors to response to the rising movement of people, it's a need to ensure a timely response and a contingency and assistance items available in response immediately to the humanitarian situation progressions.

So far, Islamic relief has coordinated its capacities with its partner to respond to the urgent needs of 3500 people in securing Wash facilities in northern Aleppo. But considering the escalated conflict in these areas, the needs for appropriate response and preparedness is increasing. The project aim to secure clean water and solid waste removal from 2 IDPs camp located in Azaz Area ( Alrayan camp located in western shemerin village and Shemerekh emergency settlement located in Shemrekh village).To ensure a smooth follow up and coordination IR will submit a weekly update to the WASH cluster on the ongoing activities and IDP  status.
The Provision of Trauma and Physical Rehabilitation Health Services to IDP and Host Communities in Northern Syria and besieged areas of Aleppo city The project will address the health needs of both IDP and Host Communities in Western countryside of Aleppo and Eastern Aleppo/Besieged Aleppo with an emphasis on continuity of current projects and ensure available medical services across the continuum of health through Trauma and Physical Rehabilitation Health Services. Project activities will support existing referral networks (1 SRD Trauma Hospital and Ambulance Referral System) and 1 SRD Physical Rehabilitation Center.
Casualty Survey and Risk Education in western Aleppo and Idleb The indiscriminate attacks on civilian areas have caused high levels of contamination of mines and explosive remnants of war (ERWs) in Syria. These threaten the lives of a wide range of ordinary citizens, including internally displaced persons (IDPs) and young children, and would surely pose a considerable hindrance to the rehabilitation efforts of communities in the future. The escalation in fighting has also caused thousands to flee their homes in Aleppo and Idleb in the past year. In the two governorates, there are over two million IDPs, many of whom have fled to mine/ERW-contaminated areas. The impact of these explosives on IDPs and host communities is significant. However, as there is no systematic recording of mine/ERW accidents, even mine action actors are unable to accurately define the level of impact or identify the specific kinds of threats and injuries, thereby not being able to plan effective mitigation. Therefore, under the proposed project, AAR, in cooperation with a National Syrian NGO, will conduct systematic data collection on the casualties of mine/ERW accidents in the target sub-districts in western Aleppo and Idleb. The initial data will be collected from local authorities and medical facilities, and subsequently the data collection teams will conduct house-to-house visits of the casualties listed in the initial data for interviews in order to record more in-depth and standardised information of each casualty and accident. The compiled information will inform the humanitarian communities of the prevalence and nature of the mine/ERW accidents, as well as the location and type of injuries of the casualties. Furthermore, as a mitigation element, the project will provide 13,476 persons with Risk Education (RE) in collaboration with another National Syrian NGO through conducting sessions, so that they have adequate knowledge and skills to protect themselves from explosive threats. RE teams will ensure to reach out to children and IDPs, as they are particularly vulnerable to mine/ERWs risks. The contents of the RE sessions will be tailored to different demographic characteristics and local needs through field-testing the session with audiences disaggregated by gender, age, and IDP status. RE teams will reach out to families in their homes, schools, and places of work with safety messages.
Rehabilitating water system, managing solid waste and raising the local community’s awareness. The activities of the project focus on the rehabilitation of the infrastructure in Al-Tammanaa and the surrounding village Skik  (which are administratively affiliated to Alma’ra) for supporting 20000 individuals (6800 women, 2100 men, 6600 girls and 4500 boys) by conducting electrical and mechanical maintenance for water network, restoration of the damaged parts, extension of the network to previously uncovered areas, rehabilitation of water sources and establishing a new water source , pumping water into the network, and delivering water to the beneficiaries.
On the other hand, the activities target to the activation of the waste management sector, resuming waste collection operations, deporting garbage, spraying insecticides, 
The project will provide operational cost in the first stage. Later, the revenue collection mechanisms will be re-activated to collect the cost of the project from the beneficiaries, and to save the revenue in a fund in order to support the operational costs to ensure the sustainability of the project and conduct emergency maintenance works
Establishment of Emergency Transit and Reception Centers and multisectoral assistance for newly arrived IDPs affected by the conflict in Northern Syria This project will establish three emergency transit and reception centers for the new IDPs affected by the ongoing conflict and provide multisector assistance to the displaced population including temporary shelter, non-food items, WASH and health in Atareb, Azaz Town and Jarablus. IOM will work with Qatar Red Crescent (QRC) in Azaz and Maram Foundation in Atareb and Jarablus, NGOs with the experience of establishing and running similar projects in Northern Syria.