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Nusaned Multi-Sectoral Intervention - Food Vouchers, WASH Kits and Shelter Rehabilitation and Adaptation targeting 700 households in 6 villages in Akkar (Aaiyat, Beit Ayoub, Beit Younes, El Qorne, Ouadi Ej Jamous, Takrit) Nusaned is proposing a multi-sectoral and inclusive intervention that fits under Pillar 1 of the LHF 2022 First Standard Allocation. The project will provide life-saving assistance to 4,600 of the most vulnerable and at-risk individuals, regardless of their nationalities and status, in six villages in Akkar (Aaiyat, Beit Ayoub, Beit Younes, El Qorne, Ouadi Ej Jamous, Takrit), with a particular focus on Persons with Specific Needs (PwSN). The selected region has been strongly affected by the multi-layered crisis in Lebanon.

With the current deteriorated overall situation in the country, the most vulnerable populations are unable to cover their basic food and non-food needs, and are resorting to negative coping mechanisms. The proposed intervention is convergent, primarily focusing on Food Security by providing 700 households with food and non-food vouchers through four cycles of distributions, covering their main nutritional and hygienic needs. 
As complementary services, 350 of the most vulnerable identified households will receive tailored WASH kits: 140 Elderly kits and 210 Dignity kits will be distributed in total. 

Nusaned will also provide Shelter rehabilitation and adaptation activities for 150 households hosting Persons with Specific Needs (PwSN) to ensure their accessibility and ease of movement within their households, and an improved quality of life. 

Nusaned will coordinate and collaborate with the Food Security, WASH, Shelter sectors, and other actors working/present in the villages of intervention to map the relevant stakeholders, avoid any duplication of efforts, increase the efficiency of the project, facilitate the referrals process and reach the most vulnerable households.

Additionally, PSEA, Gender and Protection mainstreaming is at the core of the proposed intervention throughout all of the designing, planning, implementing and monitoring stages of the project. Nusaned will ensure that specific mainstreaming activities and tools are in place and effectively applied: staff, volunteers and intervention stakeholders are trained and briefed on Protection and PSEA, Field Teams are gender balanced, PSEA leaflets and Nusaned helpline will be disseminated to the community members. The planned activities are tailored to address women, men, girls, boys, elderly, PwSN and other at-risk and vulnerable groups.
Pillar 2 Enable a more accountable, evidence-based and inclusive response (focus to promote innovation approaches on integrated programming, AAP, PSEA, cash modalities and disability inclusion): Multi-sectorial Needs Assessment Phase II Support for Evidence-Based Aid Planning and Delivery in Lebanon 2022 Lebanon is currently facing a protracted economic and political crisis characterized by an acute economic contraction. This has resulted in the sharp decline of household purchasing power and increasing poverty rates across population groups. In addition, the economic crisis has contributed to a gradual breakdown of public services such as health care, water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH), and education, further worsened by the fuel crisis.
To meet the evolving information needs of the humanitarian community - including NGOs, Information Management and assessment actors, government agencies, and local organisations, REACH (an inter-agency initiative between ACTED, IMPACT Initiatives and UNOSAT), in collaboration with UN OCHA and through the mandate of the UN Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), proposes to conduct a Multi-Sector Needs Assessment (MSNA) with funding from OCHA, DG-ECHO and BHA. Building upon the 2021 MSNA, the proposed assessment will consist of a multi-sectoral household (HH) survey nationwide, and is expected to include key sectors such as shelter, education, food security and livelihoods, health, protection, energy, displacement, accountability to affected population (AAP) and water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). 
REACH will lead the overall technical implementation of the MSNA and provide oversight to each phase of the MSNA research cycle: research design data collection, cleaning, and processing joint inter-sectoral analysis of MSNA data and the production of the following key outputs:
- 1 final (clean) household data set 
- 1 Summary findings dashboard
- Presentations to key stakeholders 
- 6 sectoral factsheets (shelter, education,, livelihoods, health, protection and water, sanitation and hygiene) (minimum of 1 per sector) 
- 1 MSNA thematic brief.
Since the programme is receiving complementary funding from DG-ECHO and BHA, the final outputs will be also considered as jointly supported by OCHA, BHA and DG-ECHO funding. 
The MSNA will therefore provide data that will directly inform the Lebanese aid communities prioritization and planning in 2022/2023, fulfilling Core Commitment 5 of the Grand Bargain through the conduct of a joint, impartial, and collaborative needs assessment.
Pillar 1: Provision of financial support to 50 vulnerable Syrian Refugees in need of life-saving hemodialysis treatment in the North, Beirut and Mount Lebanon and the South This project aims to improve the health status of 50 vulnerable Syrian Refugees (20 men, 20 women, 5 boys, 5 girls) diagnosed with chronic renal failure and whose life is at risk by providing financial support towards the cost of their treatment sessions (3 sessions per week per patient).

Mercy-USA for Aid and Development through this project will provide financial support to the cost of hemodialysis treatment sessions of 50 patients in Beirut amp Mount Lebanon, North and South suffering from renal failure and in need of urgent  medical care which in turn would decrease the level of mortality and morbidity among patients as well as improve the socioeconomic conditions. Hence, the project will provide immediate life-saving health assistance to the humanitarian needs of vulnerable people at risk by prioritizing the most vulnerable ones and alleviating their financial burden and protecting their dignity, thus improving their health status and future.

Beneficiaries will be assigned to contracted treatment centers/hospitals depending on the proximity of their residency. The required number of sessions per beneficiary are 3 sessions per week, accordingly the cost of 6480 hemodialysis sessions will be covered throughout this project.

Moreover, patients will be referred to Primary Health Care centers in order to receive the needed medical care whenever needed (such as medications for NCD patients, vaccination, etc.)
Strengthening humanitarian actors' capacities towards an accountable, evidence-based response inclusive of persons with disabilities In the descent into a full-fledged humanitarian crisis, 82% of the population in Lebanon lives in multidimensional poverty and 34% in an extreme one – affecting Syrian refugees and migrants, but with a striking spike among Lebanese. In humanitarian contexts, persons with disabilities are disproportionately affected and exposed to heightened risks, and remain amongst the most likely to be left out of humanitarian assistance, as they encounter multiple environmental, institutional, and attitudinal barriers. To respond to these constraints, HI proposes the provision of technical assistance on disability inclusion to three actors - national and/or international - providing humanitarian assistance in the target areas. The technical assistance entails training, technical support, and coaching. As part of the technical support, identification and referral of persons with disabilities to the supported actors to ensure field staff can practice service adaptation and develop good practices on inclusion. Sustaining a learning component, the project will consolidate and disseminate a report with recommendations and best practices for organizations to enhance their responses to be more accountable, evidence-based and inclusive of persons with disabilities. 
The project will target Tripoli and Akkar as primary areas of operations, for the direct benefit of 300  individuals, including host communities, refugees, and staff of the organizations.
Improve access to increased shelter security for 1,770 Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese living in Baalbek-El Hermel Governorate This project will provide Cash for Rent (CfR) assistance to 347 household (HH) living in adequate shelter conditions in Baalbek-El Hermel Governorate. Medair will prioritize and support HHs under risk of eviction or people with severely socioeconomic vulnerability that lead them to be under risk of eviction, including People with Specific Needs (PwSN) and Female Head of Households (FHH) per the Shelter Sector recommendation. Through an integrated referral process, CfR assistance will be provided to beneficiaries who are identified and referred for assessment from Medair health and MHPSS existing programs, UNHCR referral pathways, and from other protection and basic assistance partners who are active in Medair area of intervention (AOI), in addition to the close coordination with the shelter sector coordinators on a field and national level.
Pillar I: Addressing multi-sectoral needs (Education, WASH) for vulnerable populations in Mhamra (Akkar) The proposed action is an urgent multi-sectoral intervention that addresses seasonal needs and water supply  services gaps in the underserved governorate of Akkar. By enhancing the public water system of the municipality of Mhamra (Akkar) and securing winterization of Mhamra Mixed Public School, the project proposal is contributing to the objectives set by the WASH and Education sectors as stated in the ERP, LCRP and in the priorities identified by the sectors within this Allocation. Additionally, by aligning with the 3RF the intervention is contributing to enhance public services and infrastructures. The proposal is needs-based and designed upon specific needs assessments carried out by ARCS staff since 2021 with the municipality of Mhamra. It has also been drafted in coordination with the WASH and Education sectors, the mayor of the municipality and the school staff, and by consulting local partners active in the area in order to secure synergies during the project implementation. 

On one hand (WASH), the project  will solarize three water pumping stations of the municipality, which will guarantee access to water to 18.000 inhabitants of the municipality (8.000 host communities, 9.000 Syrians, 1.000 Palestinians). In addition, one out of the three wells will be provided with a filter connected to one water exit  accessible to all communities. The water pumped from the municipality wells will also reach Mhamra Mixed Public School, whose hydraulic system will benefit from minor rehabilitation and solar pumping energy: 2.000 children that are expected to attend Mhamra Mixed Public School between 2022 and 2023 (first and second shift) will have access to water guaranteed inside the school. By meeting the WASH gaps in Mhamra, the proposed outcome contributes to the objectives identified by the sector. On the other hand (Education), the project will further support the school and children of Mhamra for the seasonal preparedness by providing warm clothes needed by children attending both the first and second shift, equipping the classrooms with  heaters and procuring  the needed  fuel for their functioning during the winter months. 

The proposed actions will have positive cascading effects on the health and hygiene (including COVID-19 prevention) of the communities of Mhamra, who have suffered prolonged scarcity of basic water needs adding to this, the intervention has a strong conflict-sensitivity approach: inter- and intra-community tensions will be alleviated as the provision of water will positively affect  all populations (host communities, syrians, palestinians and migrants) finally, through solarization, the project has a positive environmental effect and guarantees more sustainability in the long term.
Integrated and inclusive education, health and nutrition services for 16,400 individuals through support to primary healthcare facilities in Beirut, North and South Lebanon and provision of Cash For Education assistance in Tripoli. Relief International (RI) proposes a 12-month project that will provide integrated and inclusive health and nutrition services for 16,400 individuals through support to Dar El Fatwa Primary Health Care Center (PHCC) and Geitawi PHCC in Beirut, Eben Sina PHCC in Tripoli and Srebta PHCC in Saida as well as provision of Cash For Education (CFE) assistance for 2,500 children in Tripoli, this will be achieved by 1) supporting the provision of a comprehensive package of care through four PHCCs located in high priority areas, 2) improving community engagement through targeted multi-sectoral messaging on COVID-19, nutrition, mental health and PSEA through community health workers, 3) providing skilled counselling targeting pregnant women and caregivers of children under 23 months through the recruitment of two lactation specialist at the four supported PHCCs, 4) forming Mother support groups to allow peer-to-peer discussions, which will empower social cohesion and an overall sense of community while sharing experiences, 5) Providing Cash For Education assistance for first shift public schools children for eight months, 6) Facilitating awareness sessions for the parents/caregivers of the children about the importance of education.
African Elephant Conserv-Species Conservation Grant Elephant conservation and anti-poaching Southern National Park, South Sudan
Building capacity to reduce bushmeat consumption and trade in neighboring villages around the Bor Corridor, Southern Sudan The Recipient will build the capacity of ex-poachers to address the illegal bushmeat trade in three villages: Jalle, Pariak, and Padak around the Bor migratory corridor in the Boma-Jonglei landscape in Southern Sudan. Through the project, the recipient will raise awareness amongst consumers and sellers of bushmeat in Southern Sudan, and will train ex-poachers to participate in alternative fish protein production and business to reduce bushmeat hunting in the Bor Corridor.
Ocean Partnerships for Sustainable Fisheries&Biodiversity Conservation The revised development objective is to identify potential investors and develop business cases that promote the sustainable managem ent of shared highly migratory fish stocks spanning areas within and/or beyond national jurisdiction.
Multi Donor Trust Fund for the Global Program on Fisheries (PROFISH) Overall goal is to strengthen governance of the world's fisheries. Based on the Bank's Approach Paper, 'Saving Fish a nd Fishers' the strengthened governance is aimed at improving sustainable livelihoods in coastal and fishing communities and making concrete progress towards meeting the WSSD objectives and specific fisheries targets of the WSSD Plan of Implementation (e.g. restoring the health of fish stocks by 2015).
 
 Country-level objectives are (a) to prepare policy analyses to build national consensus on paths to effective sector governance andreform; (b) to align donor interventions; and (c) to build capacity for reform and sustainable fishery management.
 
 Global and regional goods objectives: (a) to build global and regional awareness and consensus on reforms; and (b) to improved fisheries management tools.
 
 This TF is being established partly to overcome an accounting difficulty with TF 054432, namely the inability of DFID to contributeto aTF with a retroactive financing clause. The scope of the TF activities reflects the decisions of the PROFISH Steering Committeeover the past 2 years. This TF would also be used to support project preparation studies, sustainable aquaculture and freshwater fisheries and secondments (special assisgnments).The governance arrangements for this TF are identical to TF 054432 (see 41 below).
Caribbean Ocean and Aquaculture Sustainability FaciliTy (COAST) Project The Project Development Objective is to strengthen financial resilience of Caribbean countries through insuring against selected cli mate-related events that impact the fisheries sector.
Rural Development: Bouca Rural Development Project Rural Development: Bouca Rural Development Project
Livestock: Livestock Development and Rangeland Management Project Livestock: Livestock Development and Rangeland Management Project
Credit and Financial Services: Project to Revitalize Crop and Livestock Production in the Savannah The general objective of PREPAS is to contribute to the reduction of poverty and the improvement of food and nutritional security in a sustainable manner in the sub-prefectures of Bouar, Baoro, Bossemptélé and Yaloké. The development objective is to strengthen the socio-economic development framework and revive plant and animal production through climate change-adapted approaches.
Marketing/Storage/Processing: Project to Improve the Productivity and Access to Markets of Agricultural products in the Savannah zones The overall goal of PRAPAM is to make a lasting contribution to poverty reduction, the improvement of the food and nutrition security of poor rural households and the economic integration of women and youth in regions 1, 2 and 3 of the Central African Republic.
Its development objective is to build rural populations¿ resilience and give them greater access to market opportunities. The project will work to lay the groundwork for increased crop and livestock production and to pave the way for improvements in the marketing of products of key sectors in the project area.
Rural Development: Project for Reviving Food Crops and Small Livestock Production in the Savannah Key project objectivesThe project's overall goal is to help enhance food security and raise the incomes of poor rural producers in the project area (four subprefectures of the Savannah region). Its specific objectives are to: (i) build up the capacity of producers' organizations to deliver services to their members effectively and sustainably: and (ii) increase the production and marketing of food crops and small animals. Policy and institutional objectivesThe project will further the Government's policies and objectives for agricultural and rural development by: (i) helping to develop and diversify the national economy; (ii) promoting sustainable increases of crop and livestock production, mainly through infrastructure development; and (iii) strengthening the service delivery capabilities of public sector support agencies and private operators.
Livestock: Livestock Development Project Livestock: Livestock Development Project
Agricultural Development: Savannah Food Crops Rural Development Project Agricultural Development: Savannah Food Crops Rural Development Project
Rural Development: Ombella Mpoko Rural Development Project Rural Development: Ombella Mpoko Rural Development Project
Livestock: Livestock and Youth Support Project The development objective of LYSP is to improve the livelihoods of the target groups, promote their economic and climatic resilience and improve their food and nutritional security.

The project is expected to produce the following impacts: (i) 80 per cent of supported households will report an increase in income; (ii) the nutritional status 
and climate resilience of supported households will have been improved; and (iii) 2,802 stable jobs will have been created, including 1,121 for young people.The project will insure provision of adequate rural infrastructures  for the development of  livestock and fish sub sectors  alone the value chain from production to market and processing. This include services for pest and disease  management. 

The project is intended to livestock producers, crop producers, fishermen, bees keepers  living in targeted rural areas. Related farmers organisations will constitute keys elements of the project stakeholders in order to support the sustainability of investments and ownership of producers.The project will promote a sustainable natural resources management  by supporting pastoral systems and  insuring an integrated health and  husbandry practices as well as community awareness on communal pastoral resources. This involves others resources users such as crop producers and fishermen.   
The project will insure  development of a sustainable use of pastoral resources and development of breeding system adapted to the environment  It will also promote and support  water, fodder and land usage association for sustainable natural resource management. It will also have better consideration of the use of animal organic manure in the soil fertility management mechanism through capacity building of producers and POs on composting, support local bio-fertilizer production and use through composting and use of biodigesters
OS8 - RD Congo Objectif Spécifique : Au Sud Kivu, 158 organisations paysannes se sont professionnalisées et ont accru leur autonomie grâce à un accompagnement basé sur un modèle d’agriculture familiale agroécologique.
Promotion of children's rights and new opportunities for informal education in south Lebanon Promozione dei diritti dei minori e nuove opportunità di educazione informale nel sud del Libano The project contributes to the protection and promotion of childrens rights in Lebanon by creating opportunities for training, education and retraining Il progetto contribuisce alla tutela e alla promozione dei diritti dei minori in Libano attraverso la creazione di opportunità di formazione, educazione e riqualificazione professionale
Improved access to employment opportunities for Lebanese and refugee graduates from skills training. Miglioramento dell'accesso alle opportunità di lavoro per i diplomati libanesi e rifugiati dei programmi di formazione professionale. The project envisages strengthening the capacity of the Lebanese technical vocational education and training system (i) in the provision of employment services and (ii) in the design and implementation of market-based vocational trainings. To achieve these results, the project will train NGO staff and training centers on employment services, and will strengthen the capacities of the National Employment Office (NEO) and public technical schools. L'iniziativa prevede pertanto di rafforzare le capacità del sistema di formazione professionale dei giovani libanesi e dei rifugiati siriani (i) nell'erogazione di servizi per l'impiego e (ii) nell'elaborazione e attuazione di programmi di formazione che rispondono alle esigenze del mercato del lavoro.
Support to the Health and Relief Programmes of UNRWA in Lebanon in response to the Syria Crisis - 2021 Supporto al Programma di salute e sostegno dell’UNRWA in Libano in risposta alla Crisi Siriana - 2021 In accordance with the Lebanon Crisis Response Plane (LCRP), the Regional Refugee and Resilience Plan (3RP) and UNRWA’s Syria Crisis Emergency Appeal, the Project will contribute to UNRWA’s strategic activities aiming to ensure the resilience of the Palestine refugees through the provision of cash for food assistance and support to cover the costs of hospitalization In linea con il Piano Libanese per la Risposta alla Crisi (LCRP), il Piano Regionale per i Rifugiati e la Resilienza (3RP) e con l’appello di UNRWA per la Crisi Siriana, il Progetto contribuirà alle attività strategiche di UNRWA attraverso il supporto finanziario per la nutrizione e la copertura dei costi di ospedalizzazione per il beneficio dei rifugiati palestinesi.