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Rainwater Systems For 20 Indigenous Families Over 9 million Argentineans lack access to safe drinking water. In rural, isolated communities in the northern provinces, groundwater is contaminated with arsenic and not suitable for human consumption. The lack of safe water poses a significant health risk to the families. EWB-Ar works to implement rainwater catchment and storage systems in these isolated areas, including in San Antonio de Copo. With your support, we can help secure access to clean drinking water for this indigenous community.
Typhoon Odette: rebuild schools & support students Our partner, Banilad Center for Professional Development, has been devastated by  Typhoon Odette (also known as Rai). Their school was partly destroyed by falling trees and strong winds, and students have now been left homeless due to heavy flooding. Staff have already mobilised to give emergency support. With your help, we can begin rebuilding the school and provide women in the Philippines with safe shelter and scholarships, so that they can recover from this disaster and continue learning.
Protecting Thai elephants from COVID-19 effects COVID-19 has a devastating impact on tourism in Thailand, putting the lives of captive elephants in danger. A drastic reduction in income has seen many venues struggle to feed and care for their elephants. Without our immediate help, these captive elephants are at risk of malnutrition and death by starvation. We aim to provide struggling elephant venues with food, supplements and medicine. We have identified six higher welfare venues with a total of 60 elephant residents where we can help.
construction of Houses Alisa Women’s Farming Project with the supervisory assistance of Royail Integrated Agricultural Project intends to assist in rehabilitating of amputees, the blind and their relatives.
Pet therapy for handicapped people in Cape Verde This project will create a place in Mindelo, Sao Vicente, Cape Verde, to practice pet therapy with handicapped people of any age. On Sao Vicente there are not many opportunities for handicapped people to have a social life and to practice free-time activities. SIMABO will offer them an occasion to socialize and to overcome the negative impact of isolation. In the same time, more families will be made aware of the importance to have a pet at home, and more people will get professional training.
Emergency Flood Response to 150 Families, Somalia Devastating floods stirred by the outburst of the Shabele River has displaced approximately 11 thousand families in Jowhar, Middle Shabelle region, Somalia, causing one of the worst humanitarian crises in the region. The flooding steadily started early April 2013 but during September spread to dozens of villages in Jowhar mainly inhabited by a predominantly peasant Somali Bantu regarded politically as one of the minor clans in the country. The disaster affected mainly women, children and elderly
Fight Kwashiokor and Marasmus in Chinseu Many Malawians live in poverty. This poverty have been exacerbated by HIV/AIDS and other illnesses which have left many orphans and other children in chinseu community need extra nutricious food so they can grow well hence chinseu realises that the children are frequently got sick with different diseases and have recorded a stunted body growth among the children. Hence chinseu CBO introduces a free  child inspection through chinseu community health services.
Education for Special Need Children in India A child with special needs always has difficulties in attending to classroom education. Most schools in India are not accessible for children with special needs and they face isolation and exclusion from the regular students. This leads to severe functional and psychological impact on the child and affects the personality and prospects when the child grows up. The barrier starts from the elementary to the higher levels of education in India.
HELP HEAL A BROKEN CHILD After a violent tantrum, 7-year-old Ana revealed why she hits her head against the wall and shout nasty things in anger. Holding the hand of her older sister, she recounted how, at age 3, she was dragged outside their makeshift house one evening by drug addicts and gang-raped in a bushy park. After the incident, the siblings decided to live on the streets as doing so felt safer than living in their house. Traffic enforcers brought them to the Laura Vicuna Center, Manila, a home for abused girls.
Sponsor a coach for a year VUSA provides sport and academic support for children in the Langa Community. Our children are exposed to poverty & the associated crime, gangs, abuse and anti-social behaviours that go with that.  Rugby provides incredible life skills which include determination, communication, respect, punctuality & team work and through sports develop confidence and resilience.  VUSA employs 12 coaches & role models from the community who provide mentorship, support and a safe space to 230 children daily.
"Bring Forth The Light" to Blind Children Give $100 to help for one visually-impaired student go to school of sighted students for a year. Blind Vietnamese Children Foundation supports 310 students in eight facilities for the blind. 1/3 of these students are in integrated education program and they are attending the grade schools of sighted students. Your donation will help their tuition, studied material and transportation.
Equip & Train 750 Medical Providers in West Uganda Every year 2.6 million babies die in the first 28 days of life, most in the first week, 75% of these deaths can be prevented with high quality care.  Impact Health Uganda plans to train and provide medical supplies for over 750 medical students and providers in the Western Region of Uganda. By impacting these providers with fulfilling their educational and training needs we can begin to lower the infant and maternal mortality rate.
Train 15 people to build peace in their community Every minute, two people are killed because of conflict around the world.  Further violence is not the answer, and we believe in empowering local people to build lasting peace for their communities. With the help of our local partners in war zones, we will ensure 15 people have the skills and resources they need to build peace where they live, one person at a time.  It costs $285 over 9 months to provide resources and training for someone to become a peacebuilder.
Educate Young People about the Environment The project will raise awareness about the importance of the environment and the role individuals and communities have to play in preserving it.
YouMeWE Earth School- Brazil -The YMW Earth School is part of the NPO's effort to reach people where they are. Orphanages housing the children of our future need to have connectivity in today's society. Teaching skills they will need to take into the 22nd-century start here.  -A Escola YMW Terra tem como objetivo alcancar as pessoas onde elas estiverem. Os orfanatos que abrigam as criancas do nosso futuro precisam de acessibilidade digital nos tempos atuais. Os aprendizados que elas levarao pro futuro comecam aqui.
Radio Education for Out-of-School Zambian Children Working with Zambia's Ministry of Education and EDC, we aim to provide access to full primary education through radio distance learning to 800,000 orphans and vulnerable children
Bees for Life! The project is aimed to create livelihood support to marginal farmers that will form part of the conservation initiatives of the organization. Recent studies by CSE shows, Indian Honey is highly adulterated and reveals that the beekeeper is not making any profit due to lowest purchase price given by corporates who indulge in getting natural honey mixed with sugar syrup. The project aims to provide livelihood support; ecosystem services and conservation of native species and guaranteed pure honey
DATA AND EVIDENCE TO MONITOR THE SITUATION OF CHILDREN Output 4.2: By 2023, Government and partners at national and decentralized levels have an improved knowledge base, data and
evidence to monitor and assess the situation of children, including on poverty, vulnerabilities and disparity trends, that will
allow increased use for policy and programme action
NUTRITION SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS AND WOMEN Output 1.2:  The Government and other stakeholders have strengthened capacity to plan, deliver and monitor coordinated multi-
sectoral approaches to improve child, adolescent and maternal nutrition.
OUTPUT 3.3: POSITIVE ATTITUDE - GBV Output 3.3: Boys,men,girls,and women have increased awareness and display positive attitudes on the prevention and elimination of
GBV
IR5.3: SELECTED MONASTIC SCHOOLS USE EXP IR5.3: Selected Monastic schools use expanded curriculum including English and health.
INCLUSIVE AND EVIDENCE-BASED POLICY MAKING & PROGRAMMING FOR EDUCATION Output 2.1: Government and partners have increased capacity to strengthen inclusive and evidence-based policymaking and
programming for education.
IR1.1: MATERNAL, NEWBORN AND CHILDHEALTH IR1.1: Maternal, Newborn and Childhealth(MNCH) and Nutrition policies, strategies and guidelines developed and implemented based on
analysis of disaggregated data.
IR10.3: STRENGTHENED CAPACITY OF RELEVAN IR10.3: Strengthened capacity of relevant institutions to enhance knowledge and information on ratified conventions among
partners and the public.
OUTPUT 2.7: YOUTH FRIENDLY SERVICES 2.7.5: Enhanced capacity of stakeholders to promote youth participation and provide youth friendly environment 2.7.5.3: Finalize
and implement the NYAP2.7.5.4: Capacity building of Counsellors 2.7.5.5: Youth Leadership Training for at risk youth2.7.5.6:
CPiE manual (printing and roll out) 2.7.5.7: Finalization of BNCA Communication strategy and roll out  2.7.5.8: Capacity building
of service providers and awareness on drug education and prevention  programs 2.7.5.9: Skills development on drug education and
livelihood skills for recovering clients/staff 2.7.5.10: Roll out of Adolescent Development and Participation (ADAP) Training 2.7.
 5.11: Roll out of Rights, education and participation training of children with disabilities
QUALITY AND INCLUSIVE CHILD PROTECTION AND JUSTICE SERVICES Output 3.3: Children, adolescents, caregivers, communities and service providers have increased capacity to prevent, recognize,
and respond to violence against children
OUTPUT 3.1: RIGHT/PROTECTION OF CHILDREN Legal and policy environment for the advancement of rights and protection of women and children strengthened
IR7.2: CAPACITY OF COLLEGES OF EDUCATION IR7.2: Capacity of Colleges of Education and other relevant institutions strengthened to provide pre and in-service teacher
teaching based on modified curriculum to deliver quality education and monitor learning achievements
IR4.1: VILLAGE HEALTH WORKERS, DYT AND G IR4.1: Village health workers undertake health communication activities among selected communities.
IR14.1: SUSTAINED SUPPORT ON LEADERSHIP, IR14.1: Sustained support on leadership, partnerships, advocacy and resources enhanced for implementation of UNICEF mandate and
priorities
QUALITY, INCLUSIVE AND INTEGRATED CHILDPROTECTION SERVICES Output 2:  The government at all levels has strengthened capacities to generate, analyse and use data and evidence for child and
adolescent-centred policies, programmes and financing.
IR7.3: SCHOOL SUPPORT SYSTEM AND MONITOR IR7.3: School support system and monitoring mechanism strengthened at national and local level.
IR5.2: STUDENTS IN SELECTED COMMUNITY PR IR5.2: Students in selected community primary, pry, lower sec. and monastic schools have improved knowledge and practices on health,
 nutrition and hygiene
IR1.2: DISTRICT LEVEL MATERNAL AND NEONA IR1.2: District level maternal and neonatal death investigation system strengthened
COMPREHENSIVE CHILD-SENSITIVE AND SHOCK-RESPONSIVE SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEM Output 2:  The government at all levels has strengthened capacities to generate, analyse and use data and evidence for child and
adolescent-centred policies, programmes and financing.
IR6.1: NFE LEARNERS INCLUDING PARENTS PR IR6.1: NFE learners including parents provide young children with early
learning opportunities.
CROSS-SECTORAL Strategies to address cross-cutting issues related to child rights are developed and applied.
STRENGTHENING EDUCATION SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE LEARNING OUTCOMES Output 2.2:  The education system is strengthened to transform the delivery of quality learning in primary, secondary and monastic
schooling that improves learning outcomes, particularly for the most vulnerable.
INCLUSIVE EVIDENCE-BASED SOCIAL POLICIES, PROGRAMMING AND BUDGETING FOR CHILDREN Output 4.2: By 2023, Government and partners at national and decentralized levels have an improved knowledge base, data and
evidence to monitor and assess the situation of children, including on poverty, vulnerabilities and disparity trends, that will
allow increased use for policy and programme action
IR 14.3: EFFECTIVE OPERATIONS SERVICES S Intermediate Results (IR) 14.3: Effective operations services support timely and efficient impl ementation of programmes and optimal use of resources
OUTPUT 2.5: EDUCATION IN EMERGENCIES Output 2.5: Education systems have improved preparedness and response plans for disaster and emergencies, outbreaks and health
security threats and ensure that all communities are able to access minimum basic services
IR13.2: KEY AGENCIES AND DEPARTMENTS (NS IR13.2: Key agencies and departments (NSB, PC, PPDs) at central and local levels systematically collect and analyze relevant
disaggregated data.
HEALTH SERVICES FOR NEWBORN, CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS AND WOMEN The Government and other stakeholders have strengthened capacity to plan, deliver and monitor equitable and quality maternal,
neonatal, child and adolescent health services, and to improve health practices.
SUPPORT COSTS - SALARY AND OPS COST Support Costs  - Salary  of staff and Operations cost for programme
EMTCT By 2015, at least 50% of health structures are offering Antenatal Car (ANC),  testing and health care to HIV positive pregnant women and their
children
ITN TO 80% OF HOUSEHOLDS By 2018, at least 80% of households  have Insecticide-Treated Net (ITN)
PRODUCTION OF STRATEGIC INFORMATION By 2018, the National Statistical Information System provide disaggregated data and strategic information needed to analyze the
situation of child deprivation, and children and women vulnerability.
ACCESS TO SANITATION: ":VILLAGE ASSAINI" By end 2018, 80% of targets communities benefit to complete intervention package devote to 'village assaini" approach and ending
open defecation
MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE MALNUTRITION By 2018, at least 30% of children suffering of severe acute malnutrition are screened and well managed at health center and
community levels in targeted districts
PROTECTION VIOLENCE, EXPLOITATION, ABUSE By 2018, all boys and girls from risk areas, including in emergency settings, are better protected against violence, trafficking,
abuse and exploitation.
EFFECTIVE AND FUNCTIONNING COORDINATION By end of 2018, the water and sanitation policy document is validated and disseminated and implementation tools available
VITAMIN A & DEWORMING By 2018, at least 90% of U5 children are supplemented with vitamin A and dewormed
MONITORING IN HEALTH DISTRICTS By 2018, all targeted health districts implement monitoring exercise (L3 monitoring)
EMERGENCY COORDINATION By 2018, a coordinated response on emergency situations affecting children (girls and boys) and vulnerable women  is effective in
terms of preparation, management and follow-up -
TESTING AND HEALTH CARE TO CHILDREN By 2015, at least 50% of health structures provide testing to children and teenagers and health care to those who are positive
HYGIENIC LATRINES By 2018, improved sanitation is implemented in target villages
FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP Stewardship of Financial resources creates the conditions to pursue Country Operations.
NON FORMAL EDUCATION By end of 2018, the water and sanitation policy document is validated and disseminated and implementation tools available
PACKAGE OF ESS. SERVICES FOR INDIGENOUS By 2018, at least 50 per cent of indigenous girls and boys in target areas receive a package of essential services including birth
registration, schooling, health care and HIV/AIDS information.
EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVENESS MANAGEMENT The program is managed efficiently and effectively
2.4 CHANGEMENT DES NORMES SOCIALES D'ici 2013, les acteurs Ã©tatiques et non-Ã©tatiques (SociÃ©tÃ© Civile) ainsi que les leaders nationaux et locaux ont les compÃ©tences
et les outils normatifs pour lutter contre les discriminations, dÃ©velopper et offrir des services de  qualitÃ© aux enfants vivant
dans les familles ou en dehors d'un cadre familial y compris les enfants les plus marginalises
EFFECTIVE COORDINATION By 2018, program management and coordination are effective.
4.1 PLANIFICATION, COORDINATION, S&E D'ici 2013, les mÃ©canismes de planification,  de coordination  et suivi-Ã©valuation du Programme de coopÃ©ration aux niveaux central
et dÃ©centralisÃ© sont fonctionnels.
1.2 GESTES QUI SAUVENT D'ici 2013, 90% des mÃ©nages bÃ©nÃ©ficient de la stratÃ©gie nationale de communication mise en Å“uvre pour stimuler et soutenir la
demande dans l'accÃ¨s et l'utilisation des services sociaux de base (SantÃ©, Vaccination, Nutrition, PTME, Education, protection) et
promouvoir les pratiques familiales essentielles et les gestes qui sauvent)
1.7 D'ICI 2013 AU MOINS 8 CSS ONT LES CA D'ici 2013, les capacitÃ©s et les mÃ©canismes de planification, coordination  supervision, monitorage et  suivi-evaluation dans le
secteur de la santÃ© sont renforcÃ©s
2.6 RÉPONSE AUX URGENCES D'ici 2013, tous les enfants en zones d'urgences sont pris en charge conformÃ©ment aux principaux engagements de l'UNICEF.
POLICIES AND STRATEGIC DOCUMENTS By 2018, package of high impact interventions on child survival will be reflected on all policies and other strategic documents
at national and decentralized levels
WASH EMERGENCY RESPONSE AND PREPARENESS By 2018, 100% of women and children especially those in Emergency situation are better protected against water-borne and fecal
peril diseases
INFORMATION ON NUTRITIONAL BEHAVIORS By 2018, at least 30% of households in the 3 targeted districts are informed on nutrition behaviors
INCREASED CAPACITY OF SERVICE PROVIDERSTO PROVIDE QUALITY SERVICES Service providers have increased capacity to deliver quality and integrated health, HIV, nutrition, education, sanitation and child
protection (including birth registration) services
1.8 ACCÈS AMÉLORÉ À Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) D'ici fin 2013, la disponibilitÃ© et l'utilisation de l'eau potable et des latrines sont amÃ©liorÃ©es dans les mÃ©nages et les Ã©coles
en milieu rural, pÃ©riurbain et urbain
1.3 SERVICES PTME/PECP D'ici 2013, 80% des femmes des 8 CSS de dÃ©monstration dans les zones Ã  faible couverture reÃ§oivent des services de PTME et PECP de
qualitÃ©.
UNIVERSAL AND SUSTAINABLE ACCESS  WATER By 2018, access to drinking water is improved for population in two targeted regions
IMMUNIZATION COVERAGE > 90% By 2018, at least 80% of health districts in Congo have immunization coverage for all vaccines >90%
ANC AND BIRTH DELIVERY IN 15 DISTRICTS By 2018, at least 90% of pregnant women benefit from 4 Antenatal Car (ANC) in the 15 targeted health Districts
ACTION PLAN FOR 15 HEALTH DISTRICT By 2018, all 15 targeted health have annual action plan based on bottleneck analysis
1.4 INTERVENTIONS COMMUNAUTAIRES D'ici 2013, au moins 80% des mÃ©nages dans les zones Ã  faible couverture des 8 CSS de dÃ©monstration sont couvertes par un paquet
d'interventions communautaires (ATCP, e-TME, PrÃ©vention et prise en charge des cas de Paludisme simple, nutrition, prise en charge
des cas simples de Pneumonie, prise en charge de cas de diarrhÃ©e simples)
SKILLS AND TOOLS ON BUDGET PROCESSES By 2018, national counterparts have skills and tools needed to allocate adequate resources to social sectors and are accountable
for their use
SUPPORT TO PROGRAMME ACTIVITIES Operational support to programme activities implementation
STRENGTHENED COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION By 2018, Actors from all levels in the Government, civil society organizations, community-base organizations in each intervention
area are able to design and implement community-base mobilization interventions in favor of children
ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION SERVICES By 2024, through the Programme Component â€œEducation, Protection and Adolescent Development", children, adolescent and youth, boys
and girls learn, acquire the academic and social skills necessary for their optimal development and are protected from all forms of
violence and abuse.
EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY External Communication is effective in support of policy dialogue and advocacy on behalf of boys and girls, especially the most
vulnerable
IMMUNIZATION QUALITY SERVICES By the end of 2024, children under five years of age, pregnant women and populations targeted by national guidelines receive
routine quality immunisation as well as supplementary interventions for polio eradication, neonatal and maternal tetanus
elimination, measles control, yellow fever
INCREASED- IMPROVED ACCESS Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) SERVICES By the end of 2024, the supply of safe and equitable water, sanitation and hygiene services is increased, taking into account the
specific needs of women and men.
3.3 ENREGISTREMENT DES NAISSANCES D'ici 2013, le plan d'action national pour l'enregistrement universel des naissances est consÃ©quemment budgÃ©tisÃ© pour  2013.
2.1 EDUCATION DES FILLES/POLITIQUE DU JE D'ici fin 2013, une stratÃ©gie nationale d'Ã©ducation des filles et un document cadre de politique du jeune enfant sont disponibles.
1.5 ENFANTS AUTOCHTONES (SERVICES ESSENT D'ici 2013, au moins 80 % des enfants autochtones accÃ¨dent Ã  un paquet minimum de services essentiels, Ã  l'information et aux
intrants nÃ©cessaires (enregistrement des naissances, scolarisation   lutte contre les discriminations, soins de santÃ©   information
sur le VIH)
CSD EMERGENCY RESPONSE Effective preparedness and response to emergency situations regarding Child Survival and Development (CSD) (Early warning - early action)
POST NATAL CARE IN 15 DISTRICTS By 2018, at least 70% of U1 children receive quality postnatal care at least  2 days after delivery in the 15 health districts
ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR LEARNING, CHILD PARTICIPATION AND PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE New Element
EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT COORDINATION By 2018, Programme coordination is effective and efficient
DECENTRALIZED PLANNING& MONITORING By 2018, decentralized planning  and monitoring  are implemented in two districts.
HIGH IMPACT INTERVENTIONS ON NUTRITION By 2018, at least 30% of children suffering of severe acute malnutrition are screened and well managed at health center and
community levels in targeted districts
ACCESS CHILD PROTECTION SERVICES By 2024, through the Programme Component â€œEducation, Protection and Adolescent Development", children, adolescent and youth, boys
and girls learn, acquire the academic and social skills necessary for their optimal development and are protected from all forms of
violence and abuse.
COMMUNICATIONS-ADVOCACY AND PARTNERSHIPS UNICEF staff and partners are provided tools, guidance and resources for effective advocacy and partnerships on child rights issues
with stakeholders
EFFECTIVE COORDINATION By 2018, programme coordination is effective and efficient.
IMPROVED ACCESS TO QUALITY SERVICES Relevant high-level decision makers and institutions allocate resources and ensure efficient spending on services for maternal,
newborn and child health, child protection, Early Child Development (ECD),  education, sanitation and nutrition.
RMNCAH-HIV AND COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES By the end of 2024, two departments covering 16 health districts have increased capacity to provide equitable, high impact,
quality packages of interventions related to maternal, newborn and child health including adolescent health and HIV.
1.1 ZONES À  FAIBLE COUVERTURE (SANTÉ/NU D'ici 2013, 85% des enfants des 8 CSS de dÃ©monstration dans les  zones Ã   faible couverture bÃ©nÃ©ficient des interventions
essentielles en santÃ©/nutrition (moustiquaire imprÃ©gnÃ©e   immunisation   supplÃ©mentation en vitamine A   dÃ©parasitage).