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Daryeel: Stabilisation Support to Fragile Areas of Somalia II Taking its name from the Somali word for care, the Daryeel project builds on the experience on the ground from the previous action and identifies four pathways for addressing the most urgent stabilisation needs in Somalia:Implementing a dynamic pre- and post-recovery stabilisation toolkit;Facilitating government-led, community-driven action planning;Enabling civic engagement in the absence of robust governance structures;Scaling-up grassroots inter-communal mediation efforts in line with government priorities.
Climate-adaptive stabilisation in newly liberated areas of Somalia Contract related to: Climate-adaptive stabilisation in newly liberated areas of Somalia - This initiative will complement existing EU support to rapid stabilisation and ensure a climate-oriented first stabilisation response, focusing on basic water and food production in newly liberated areas.
Soomaliya oo Nabad ah: Building Inclusive Early Warning & Early Response Systems at the Community Level <p>The overall objective of the action is to enhance the effectiveness of conflict prevention and peacebuilding processes through establishing formal community early warning systems and early response using gender responsive and inclusive approaches.</p>
Support to climate-sensitive stabilisation in newly liberated areas in Somalia This initiative will complement existing EU support to rapid stabilisation and ensure a climate-oriented first stabilisation response, focusing on basic water and food production in newly liberated areas.
Strengthening of Political Parties in Somaliland Contract related to: Strengthening of Political Parties in Somaliland - In Somalia¿s Somaliland region, violent protests have occurred over a lack of consensus between the Government and opposition parties on the way ahead for elections. Presidential elections, elections of the Upper House and the renewal of the 10-year licenses of political parties are foreseen in 2022. Political parties lack mechanisms for inter-party cooperation and collaboration as well as effective structures, which could also foster greater inclusivity of women and youth. There are concerns, that disputes over the date of elections, the process of registration of new political associations, set against high political stakes and potentially increasing clan grievances, could spark further violent conflict. This action will support dialogue between political parties and with civil society as well as inclusive political parties and participation.
Activity under preparation Support to the reduction of climate-induced conflict and to climate-sensitive reconciliation This action will aim to advance existing stabilisation and reconciliation efforts and to reduce environmentally induced displacement and conflict in Galmudug and Hirshabelle State.
Support to a peaceful and inclusive electoral process and political party  dialogue in Somaliland In Somalia¿s Somaliland region, violent protests have occurred over a lack of consensus between the Government and opposition parties on the way ahead for elections. Presidential elections, elections of the Upper House and the renewal of the 10-year licenses of political parties are foreseen in 2022. Political parties lack mechanisms for inter-party cooperation and collaboration as well as effective structures, which could also foster greater inclusivity of women and youth. There are concerns, that disputes over the date of elections, the process of registration of new political associations, set against high political stakes and potentially increasing clan grievances, could spark further violent conflict. This action will support dialogue between political parties and with civil society as well as inclusive political parties and participation.
Dummy contract DEFEND Somalia - Addendum no. 2 to existing contract  IFS/2019/ 411-110 Contract related to: Dummy contract DEFEND Somalia - Addendum no. 2 to existing contract  IFS/2019/ 411-110 - The sixteenth edition of the Expert Support Facility (ESF) will continue to support the identification, formulation, evaluation and implementation of actions under the Global Threats part of the Peace, Stability and Conflict Prevention Thematic Programme 2021 ¿ 2027.
DEFEND SOMALIA 2019 The project aims at ensuring stability, security and economic development in HirShabelle region through the provision of an effective SNA Sector HQ, capable of conducting security operations in close coordination with the FMS Authorities and SNA General Staff,
Support to the return of state services and capacity building for mine action The action aims to assist stabilisation efforts and contribute to the restoration of state authorities throughout Somalia by enhancing the capacity of the Somali National Army to deploy outside Mogadishu in line with the AMISOM transition plan, strengthening citizens trust in state services and creating a conducive environment for enabling the return of public services, civilian administration and economic activities.
Breaking the climate-conflict cycle in Galmudug, Somalia Overall Theory of Change: If target populations in Galmudug are provided with climate-adaptive awareness, techniques and capacity, and social and physical infrastructures are strengthened, then forced displacement and conflict due to environmental factors will be reduced, because negative coping strategies to environmental variability, which perpetuate the climate-conflict cycle, are replaced by sustainable alternatives.
Dhuusamareeb Command Centre, Support to the Return of State Services To improve the capacity of the Somali Security Forces to deploy and control areas outside of Mogadishu through strengthening its governance and democratic standards- Military base selected infrastructure is constructed/rehabilitated in Dhuusamareeb;- Equipment is procured and delivered to Dhuusamareeb military base with the aim of capacitating the facility.
Support to rapid local stabilisation in newly recovered areas in Somalia Since August 2022, the fight against Al-Shabaab in Somalia has gained significant momentum and public support. An important number of towns and villages ¿ many of which have been under the direct control of Al Shabaab for more than 10 years ¿ are being liberated. Punitive actions by fleeing Al-Shabaab fighters against the local communities have had a devastating effect. This is set against the backdrop of an extreme drought affecting the country, following four consecutive failed rainy seasons over the past two years, which leads towards famine-like conditions. This measure will aim to act as an essential first response in newly liberated areas and deliver on critical infrastructure and basic service delivery that enhances security and humanitarian aid delivery.
Support to the Mogadishu Maritime Police Unit support the building of an operational base (HQ) inside Mogadishu Port, provide essential equipment and build capacity through specialised training for the Unit's personnel
Support to Stabilisation in Fragile Areas of Somalia The action will support the design and implementation of rapid stabilisation interventions in priority areas through government-led and community-driven action plans, reconciliation and dialogue initiatives.
Rapid nationwide stabilisation following community militias uprising Contract related to: Rapid nationwide stabilisation following community militias uprising - Since August 2022, the fight against Al-Shabaab in Somalia has gained significant momentum and public support. An important number of towns and villages ¿ many of which have been under the direct control of Al Shabaab for more than 10 years ¿ are being liberated. Punitive actions by fleeing Al-Shabaab fighters against the local communities have had a devastating effect. This is set against the backdrop of an extreme drought affecting the country, following four consecutive failed rainy seasons over the past two years, which leads towards famine-like conditions. This measure will aim to act as an essential first response in newly liberated areas and deliver on critical infrastructure and basic service delivery that enhances security and humanitarian aid delivery.
EUCAP Somalia CD/2012/389/CFSP and its amendmentsThe Mission was launched in July 2012 as EUCAP NESTOR to support countries in the Horn of Africa to develop maritime security. In December 2016, the Council of the European Union decided that the Mission will focus only on Somalia, including Somaliland, and subsequently it was renamed to EUCAP Somalia. In December 2022, the Council of European Union extended the Mission¿s mandate for another two years (2023-2024).
Breaking the climate-conflict cycle in Hirshabelle, Somalia Contract related to: Breaking the climate-conflict cycle in Hirshabelle, Somalia - This action will aim to advance existing stabilisation and reconciliation efforts and to reduce environmentally induced displacement and conflict in Galmudug and Hirshabelle State.
Enhancement of trade and investment opportunities for EU businesses in Papua New Guinea (PNG) and other EPA countries in the Pacific <p>The action aims at developing better access to trade and investment information for businesses operating (or considering to enter the market) in Pacific countries that are parties to the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with the EU. At the same time, the action will promote active engagement of those businesses with European businesses mainly through Business to Business (B2B) events. More specifically, this action will help consolidate the outcomes of the first two EU-PNG Business, Trade and Investment Conferences and promote businesses, trade and investment in environmental goods, services and products obtained through the sustainable management of natural capital.</p>
USAID/OFDA Grant for Sudan/CE Darfur Provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to the conflict-affected populations of Central Darfur, Sudan.
Multisector support for IDPs and vulnerable populations in Sudan award to support IDPs and vulnerable population sin Central Darfur State, Sudan
COVID-19 Economic Recovery and Emergency Delivery (CovERED) New award to combat COVID19 in support of the activity entitled Sudan COVID-19 Economic Recovery and Emergency Delivery (CovERED) for [redacted] Sundan.
Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management (HCIM) Humanitarian Coordination and Information Management (HCIM).
Humanitarian Assistance Health, nutrition, HCIM, and WASH emergency programming.
Grant to American Refugee Committee (ARC) for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Nutrition and Health in Darfur, Sudan. Grant to American Refugee Committee (ARC) for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Nutrition and Health in Darfur, Sudan.
Sudan Transition and Conflict Mitigation (STCM) II USAID's Sudan Transition and Conflict Mitigation (STCM) program will reinforce post-conflict Sudan's capability to address the causes and consequences of political conflict, armed violence and resulting instability. At the direction of USAID, AECOM will work closely with governmental and non-governmental institutions and other groups committed to the successful implementation of Sudan's Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA). STCM represents an extension of AECOM's ongoing USAID-funded work in Sudan, where, since 2007, the company has been building the capacity of local government, civil society and communities to promote peace and stability in war-affected areas. This includes supporting local reconciliation, mitigating natural resource-based conflict and supporting key aspects of the CPA, such as civic education on popular consultation.
Emergency Food Assistance Provision of ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) to address severe acute malnutrition (SAM)
Humanitarian Assistance Emergency services to displaced populations in Sudan in the sectors of: agriculture, food security, health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene.
Sudan Health Emergency Assistance Emergency assistance for Health and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) programs in Sudan for COVID-19 response.
International Disaster Assistance to North Sudan International Disaster Assistance to North Sudan
USAID/OFDA Grant for Sudan/CE Darfur Program to the reduce morbidity and mortality among vulnerable and conflict affected communities in Darfur, Sudan.
Support conflict-affected communities with multi-sectoral food security, NFI, shelter, and other humanitarian services Humanitarian coordination/info management, ag/food security, NFI, and shelter support
North Sudan Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2021 North Sudan Cost Recovery-funded IT - 2021
Multi-sector integrated emergency response To provide integrated emergency and recovery services to conflict-affected communities in Sudan
Program to provide primary health care, nutrition, WASH, and shelter services for conflict-affected populations in South and East Darfur. Humanitarian Assistance - Program to provide primary health care, nutrition, WASH, and shelter services for conflict-affected populations in South and East Darfur.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide access to basic health, clean water, basic sanitation, and hygiene services, and nutrition to the conflict-and crisis-affected communities.
Building Resilience and Advancing Sustainable Services (BRASS II) Project Building Resilience and Advancing Sustainable Services (BRASS II)Project for Health and Nutrition sectors in Sudan-Darfur.
Emergency assistance for COVID-19 response Emergency assistance for Health and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene programs in Sudan for COVID-19 response.
Deliver urgent and multi-sector humanitarian assistance in Sudan This award is to provide life-saving agriculture, clean water, and sanitation assistance in Sudan.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Program supporting vital health, nutrition, water, sanitation and hygiene, agriculture humanitarian assistance and to support humanitarian coordination, information management and assessments in conflict-affected areas in sudan
Services Under Program and Project Offices for Results Tracking (SUPPORT) MSIs USAID-funded SUPPORT project helped to build the monitoring and evaluation and communications capacity for the newest USAID Mission.
Building Responsibility for the Delivery of Government Services (BRIDGE) USAID/Sudan issued this award as part of a series of new instruments designed to provide a multi-sectoral approach to support the Sudan Comprehensive Peace Agreement by delivering tangible peace dividends through building capacity of local government at all levels to engage constituencies and delivery services in the three protocols area and Upper Nile State.
OFDA-2014-Sudan/CE Darfur-Grant-World Vision USA Planned action for ag/food security, ERMS, health, protection, WASH in South Darfur
USAID/OFDA Grant for Sudan/CE Darfur Support and strengthen life-saving reproductive health and GBV coordination across Sudan.
RISING II program The 18-month RISING II program in Sudan is a joint program between USAID's Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) and Food for Peace (FFP) program.
Humanitarian Assistance Support humanitarian action for children 2021 for WASH, health, and nutrition activities
Sudan Country Strategic Plan (2019 - 2023) Sudan Country Strategic Plan (2019 - 2023)
OFDA Institutional Support Contract IQC - Task Order 9 OFDA Institutional Support Contract IQC - Task Order 9
USAID/OFDA Grant for Sudan/CE Darfur Integrated health, nutrition, and WASH services in Darfur.
Sudan Country Strategic Plan COVID Funding Provide funding for new award to support the program entitled Sudan Country Strategic Plan.
Humanitarian Food Assistance Provide lifesaving support through agriculture, health, nutrition and water, sanitation and hygiene services to the most vulnerable population in Sudan.
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Funding to support emergency health, HCIMA, nutrition and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programs.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide lifesaving WASH, health, agriculture and MCPA services to flood-affected communities in Sudan
To deliver life-saving health interventions in Sudan To deliver life-saving health interventions in Sudan
Emergency Food Assistance Emergency food assistance, protection, shelter, WASH, and HCIMA support.
Multisectoral humanitarian assistance Multisectoral humanitarian assistance for displaced and mobile populations across Sudan
Humanitarian Assistance The program seeks to provide health emergency programming.
Health and nutrition programming in Non-Darfur regions of Sudan Humanitarian Assistance - Health and nutrition programming in Non-Darfur regions of Sudan
USAID/OFDA Grant for Sudan/CE Darfur Responding to the critical needs of IDPs and conflict affected populations
Humanitarian Assistance Funding to provide lifesaving and life-sustaining emergency support to conflict-affected populations.
Humanitarian Assistance To provide improved access to water, sanitation and hygiene services, agricultural inputs, to credit and saving capacity, to market systems to improve the wellbeing, resilience, food security and livelihoods of conflict- and crisis-affected agro-pastoralist communities in Sudan
Promote Stability, Recovery and Democratic Reform Promote Stability, Recovery and Democratic Reform
Emergency Food Assistance Purchase of 880 mt ready-to-use-supplementary-food (RUTF).
USAID/OFDA Grant for Sudan/CE non-Darfur Access to lifesaving intervention for IDPs and conflict-affected people in Sudan.
Emergency Food Assistance Purchase of 900 metric tons (MT) of Ready-to-Use Supplementary Food (RUSF).
Integrated Emergency Assistance Integrated emergency health, nutrition, water, sanitation, and hygiene services for conflict affected populations in Sudan.
Humanitarian Assistance Humanitarian support for IDPs and vulnerable populations in WASH and agriculture
Provide health, nutrition, and WASH support to conflict-affected communities in Darfur, Sudan Humanitarian Assistance - Provide health, nutrition, and WASH support to conflict-affected communities in Darfur, Sudan
Human Rights Monitoring and Support to Human Rights Defenders in Sudan Human Rights Monitoring and Support to Human Rights Defenders in Sudan
To Provide Emergency Health, Nutrition, And Water, Sanitation, And Hygiene Support To Conflict-Affected Persons In Sudan. To Provide Emergency Health, Nutrition, And Water, Sanitation, And Hygiene Support To Conflict-Affected Persons In Sudan.
USAID/OFDA GRANT FOR SOLOMON ISLANDS CYCLONE USAID/OFDA GRANT FOR SOLOMON ISLANDS CYCLONE
Disaster Risk Mitigation Support preparedness and disaster risk mitigation to reduce the effects of hazards and climate change.
OFDA-2014-Solomon Islands/Floods-Grant-SCF US Response to flash flooding in Guadalcanal Island - Logistics Support and Relief Commodities,Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Activities
Disaster Risk Reduction in Solomon Islands Disaster Risk Reduction in Solomon Islands
Facilitating access to clean and safe drinking water to conflict-affected communities in Idleb –2021-2022 GOAL proposes to provide lifesaving safe water to 108,104 vulnerable individuals in Idleb Governorate, North West Syria. This will be implemented via the provision of essential support to 9 Water Stations (WSs) and 3 Water Units (WUs). GOAL has extensive experience delivering water supply programming in Idleb since 2014. In 2020 GOAL provided clean safe water to the homes of over one million people in Idleb via 66 water stations and 4 water units. The proposed project builds upon the experience of having successfully delivered several similar projects with OCHA, FCDO, and BHA funding. 
The aim of the action is to ensure access to reliable, safe, and clean drinking water to vulnerable conflict-affected communities including host and displaced populations in three high priority northern sub-districts of Idleb Governorate (Qourqeena, Darkosh and Armanaz). Core activities will include procurement of fuel, minor infrastructure rehabilitation, training to water station operators, coaching to WUs, water quality monitoring and hygiene promotion. 
The proposed action will enable approximately 108,104 people living in the targeted areas to access a sufficient quantity of clean and safe drinking water. Following WASH cluster standards, 35 litres/person/day (LPD) will be piped directly to households (HH) to ensure equitable access for all community members. 
In target areas, to complement the water supply activities, 5,000 people—including school children, WU staff and individuals benefiting from GOAL food or cash distributions under other grants will be reached with essential hygiene promotion sessions adapted to COVID-19 best working practices as outlined by the WASH cluster. Themes covered will include water safety, conservation, and safe hygiene.
Winterization and Flood Protection for Most Vulnerable Men, Women, Boys and Girls in Afrin and Maaret Tamsrin. The project aims at providing shelter and NFI services to enhance protection from floods, harsh winter impact and promote safe and dignified living conditions for 7150 Households (HHs) through two components:
In the shelter components, the project will provide critical improvement to infrastructure in three IDP sites, about 550 HHs roughly 3200 men, women, boys and girls, who suffered from floods last year, including tent ground leveling, drainage channels and road maintenance in order to mitigate the impact of weather conditions, prevent flooding and facilitate access to shelter, WASH facilities and other services in the camp to ensure better protected and dignified living conditions.
In the winterization components, the project will cover the winter needs of 6600 HHs, (85% IDPs and only 15% host community because in these areas the vast majority are IDPs), with a total of 33000 people (6270 men, 6764 women, 9900 boys, and 10066 girls, in a flexible manner (cash assistance), so that each family can select the items they need for three months. In accordance with cluster guidelines, the value of the cash assistance will be $150 for each family, which will enable the family to buy fuel (diesel, coal or Pomace/olive- pit biomass) for three months in addition to the needed jerrycans, heaters and accessories in the first month.
Locations were selected according to the needs assessment conducted by our MampE team and in accordance with the allocation strategy’s objectives. Thus, 9 underserved communities (Baee, Basufan, Burj Haydar, Kabashin, Fafertein, Afrin (the center), Qarzihel , Kawkabeh and Bablit) within Afrin sub-district, Aleppo governorate, will be targeted in this intervention.
Financial service providers (FSP) will be contracted to conduct the cash distribution process in order to mitigate the risks related to cash distribution. Training on PSEA and GBV and induction about covid19 and project mechanism will be provided to both SDI staff, providers of both shelter and NFI components, and their related staff in the beginning of the project. The project will aim to hire local staff from both genders thus provide job opportunities for both male and female individuals and contribute to enhancing the local market and operating local businesses. The selection of beneficiaries will ensure gender mainstreaming and reaching PWDs.
The project will also focus on community participation and the benefit of all social groups within the community (women, elderly, youth, children and disabled, etc.). To ensure protection and accountability, awareness on covid19, PSEA, complaint mechanism and fire prevention will be provided to all beneficiaries.