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Every Voice Counts - Strategic Partnership Some 1.5 billion people, half of the world’s poor, live in fragile settings where the government is unable or unwilling to fulfill its core responsibilities to protect and care for its citizens. In such fragile settings, often characterized by variable levels of violent conflict, perspectives for stability and sustainable inclusive development - key priorities of the Dutch Government - continue to be extremely bleak. Whereas each fragile setting is unique, a broad international consensus exists on the multiple and complex causes that need to be addressed for a transition out of fragility. Among these, establishing inclusive governance processes is considered essential. A key obstacle for achieving stability and sustainable development in fragile settings is the structural exclusion of segments of society from local, district level and national governance processes. Our theory of change (TOC) addresses this with a focus on inclusive governance processes, referring to the extent to which governance processes provide space to overcome the systematic exclusion of disadvantaged groups seeking to participate in decision making. Therefore this strategic partnership’s overall objective is to contribute to inclusive and effective governance processes in fragile settings. Specific target and impact groups may vary country by country and will be determined on the basis of thorough analysis and consultation with relevant stakeholders. The inclusion of women in governance processes is key to stability and development in all countries and therefore crosscuts all program interventions.
Yemen Joint Response 2021 (coordination) The six YJR members together with their local partners in 2020 (CARE/ Alnibras, Save the Children and Stichting Vluchteling/IRC, Cordaid/Yamaan, Oxfam/ADF & CHR and ZOA/SDF) will continue in 2021. The programme for 2021 has been designed according to identified priority governorates, based on those where humanitarian needs and gaps are known to be high and where members have access and presence to implement, either directly or with local partners, or a combination. In addition, COVID-19 responses and protection actions will be mainstreamed within the joint responses’ actions. The YJR will focus on Health,  WASH, Cash and FSL, focusing on rehabilitation of health facilities, reproductive health support , Mental health and Psychosocial support (MHPSS), and strengthening of health systems, rehabilitation of WASH facilities and supply, NFIs, Multi-purpose cash ( cash for work  and unconditional cash),  as well as building resilience through capacity strengthening and support of vulnerable and special group of persons in Yemen.
Strengthening Community Capacity in Peacebuilding 3 (coordination) Strengthening Community Capacity in Peacebuilding 3
Pakistan DRA Flood Response (implementation) Pakistan DRA Flood Response (implementation)
Clean Cooking innovation pilot in Refugee Settlement Summary
The project will promote solar powered energy efficient stoves in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement through improving accessibility for refugees to quality and affordable clean energy solutions & maintenance.
Given the scarcity of natural resources in Kyangwali, there is huge demand for  affordable and accessible energy solutions  for refugee and host populations. Most refugee and host community households in Kyangwali cook on inefficient cookstoves due to a lack of alternatives. This problem of poor energy access is one which disproportionately impacts women and children as they tend to spend the most time exposed to indoor air pollutants. The burden of gathering fuel also falls on them. In Kyangwali, children alone spend 2 hours/day collecting fuel. Female refugees are often exposed to gender-based violence (GBV) on these paths to collect fuel. CARE’s gender approach and use of community dialogues will ensure the challenges faced by women around this issue are identified and addressed.
Two complementary programmes will be developed with an integrated gender approach. Firstly, the User Referral Bonus Model. African Clean Energy will make their improved cookstove & clean energy system, the ACE One, affordable to refugees in Kyangwali by selling it on a User Referral Bonus (URB) model whereby participating refugee and host community members will be able to reduce the monthly instalments on which they purchase the product by recommending it to a friend. Secondly Briquetting Business. Under this programme, the Kabarole Research Centre will pass their knowledge of clean, biomass briquette production onto local farming cooperatives/ Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLAs) to empower them to set up their own briquetting businesses. Each business will be equipped with the tools to produce affordable briquettes for sale amongst the target population.
OPT ACJR The escalation of the conflict on October 7, 2023, has created a dire need for emergency health and protection (including mental health) programming in Gaza. As of 21:00, 11, Oct, 2023: 1100 fatalities, over 5330 injured and total of 339000 are displaced. This alone necessitates a robust emergency health and protection response. Beyond physical injuries, the conflict is also likely to have a profound impact on the mental well-being of affected individuals. Psychosocial support, counseling, and mental health services are integral to addressing this aspect of the crisis. The severe shortages of essential medications , medical supplies, electricity, and the infrastructure damage, have hampered the functioning of healthcare facilities.  Movement restrictions and security concerns may impede access to healthcare facilities, making it essential to establish mobile clinics and medical teams capable of reaching those in need.
Pakistan DRA Flood Response (coordination) Pakistan DRA Flood Response - Coordination
Women's Leadership and Advocacy (WLAI) WLAI seeks to address key socio-economic barriers affecting women’s potential to contribute to social, economic and political progress in South Sudan, as a basis for improving women’s quality of life, changing negative social norms, increasing women’s influence in decision-making processes, and enabling women’s economic empowerment. Based on CARE’s Strategy on Gender Equality and Women’s Voices and CARE’s Female Entrepreneurship Framework, WLAI will address the unequal power relations and access to resources and opportunities that affect South Sudanese women. WLAI will focus on the Juba and Torit Counties and will be implemented in coordination with leading women rights organisations, national parliamentarians, and key government agencies at the national, state and county levels. CARE’s support to WROs will strengthen their institutional and networking capacities, leveraging their potential to coordinate effective advocacy that will bring positive change to South Sudan.
Somaliland Somalia Puntland Joint Response II The project seeks to safe the lives and livelihoods of the vulnerable affected people of Sool and Sanaag , while taking into consideration the comparative advantage of programme partners, incorporating learnings from SSP JR, leveraging the many decades of collective experience and networks in Somalia (including in development programmes) towards an integrated, sustainable approach to emergency relief. SSP JR 2 has adopted three of the 2017 Somalia HRP objectives, where Protection (SO3) is not explicit however has been main streamed throughout programme activities and implementation modalities: Provide life-saving integrated multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian needs among the most vulnerable people and Support the restoration of livelihoods, promote basic services to build resilience to recurrent shocks, and catalyse more sustainable solutions.
Yemen 2019 Joint Response (implementation) Under the Yemen Joint Response CARE Yemen has continued to respond to humanitarian needs in providing life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable and conflict-affected people in Aden and Lahj Governorates of Yemen. The project ensures coordination and Integration with the joint response team, complementarity with the humanitarian response agencies; and make certain that all assistance promotes the protection, safety and dignity of affected people, with provision of equitable to support to men, women, boys, and girls.
Partners for resilience - Integrated risk management in Philippines Impact: Vulnerable people are more resilient to crises in the face of climate change and environmental degradation, enabling sustainable inclusive economic growth. Long term outcome: Enhanced policies, investments and practices for vulnerable communities to become resilient in the face of disaster risks. Civil society organzations, Community based organizations, Local leaders, Government agencies, Private sectors
Strengthening Community Capacity in Peacebuilding 3 (implementation) Strengthening Community Capacity in Peacebuilding 3
Strengthening Community Capacity in Peacebuilding Strengthening Community Capacity in Peacebuilding
Yemen Joint Response 2024-2026 (coordination) This is a 3-year Yemen Joint Response (YJR), consisting of 7 DRA members and 13 partners (12 local and 1 international). The YJR 2024-2026 has been developed in line with the priority locations, sectors, activities and approaches defined in the YJR Protracted Crisis Mechanism (PCM) guidelines, a collaborative effort with partner organizations. It was shaped by the discerned needs and gaps, ascertained through individual needs assessments, secondary data sources, and cluster consultations. This comprehensive three-year YJR initiative is primarily focused on the governorates of Sa’ada, Hajjah, Marib, Taiz, Lahj, Aden, and Al Dhale’e. These areas represent the highest concentration of individuals in need of humanitarian assistance, where the most severe needs and gaps persist.  
The response proposes an integrated Health, Food Security and Livelihood (FSL), Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Protection, Multi-Purpose Cash (MPC), and protection mainstreaming programme. 
The objective is to provide multifaceted, life-saving humanitarian support to those in need, prioritising the most vulnerable population. Simultaneously, it aims to facilitate early recovery and enhance the resilience of communities affected by the conflict in Yemen. It is essential that all activities are designed to ensure equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, men, and people with disabilities (PWD).
Myanmar ACJR 2023 (coordination) The overarching objective of the Myanmar cyclone Mocha JR is to provide 121.284 affected people with life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance. The response is a multi-sector approach with a holistic intervention e.g., Shelter, WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) and Multi-purpose cash interventions, with Protection being mainstreamed. Collaboration & Learning between the partners (Oxfam, Plan, Save, Stg Vluchteling and Tearfund), Innovation, and Localisation are main themes in this project.
Yemen Joint Response 2020 (implementation) Under the Yemen Joint Response 2020 CARE Yemen will respond to humanitarian needs in providing life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable and conflict-affected people in Al Dhale Governorate. The project ensures coordination and Integration with the joint response team, complementarity with the humanitarian response agencies; and make certain that all assistance promotes the protection, safety and dignity of affected people, with provision of equitable to support to men, women, boys, and girls.
DRC JR 2024-2026 Continuation of the previous PCM. Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH and Protection are the main sectors. The action is implemented in FIZI, South Kivu, in the health areas of Simbi, Malinde, Sebele, Kikonde et Nemba, with War Child, CARE International, Help a Child, Kujitegemea Action (KUA), CODEVAH, ADED and Help a CHANNEL CONGO
SHO actie voor Oekraine - Giro555 - Poland This project is implemented by CARE USA in Poland through local partner Polish Center for International Aid (PCPM), with the following outputs: - By the end of 31 August 2022, at least 650 refugees, Ukrainian students and members of the host community gainfully employed in support public services for the Ukrainian refugees. - By the end of 31 August 2022, at least 800 refugee and IDP households benefit from improved socio-economic standing through the provision of cash-based assistance, in accordance with Cash WG guidelines Cash assistance initially for 3 months.
Myanmar ACJR 2023 (implementation) The overarching objective of the Myanmar cyclone Mocha JR is to provide 121.284 affected people with life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian assistance. The response is a multi-sector approach with a holistic intervention e.g., Shelter, WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) and Multi-purpose cash interventions, with Protection being mainstreamed. Collaboration & Learning between the partners (Oxfam, Plan, Save, Stg Vluchteling and Tearfund), Innovation, and Localisation are main themes in this project.
Somalia Drought Joint Response 2022 (SOMACJR 2022) The aim of this JR is to increase immediate lifesaving access to basic services, food and water for drought affected communities in Afmadow and Badhaadhe districts of Lower Juba region in Somalia,  through an integrated response in WASH and Multipurpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to meet widespread unmet needs particularly among vulnerable women and girls, displaced populations and vulnerable host communities in hard-to-reach areas with JR Members Tearfund/WRRS and Oxfam/WASDA.
Every Voice Counts - SP - Pakistan Implementation of pro-women legislation in two districts of Sindh province, Umerkot and Mirpur Khas, by linking up law enforcement agencies, referral services, response mechanisms (such as women crisis shelters) and community representatives through District Coordination Committees, focusing on implementing pro-women legislation and abolishing harmful practices. At the same time, the intervention aims at enhancing women’s voice in local government and enhancing accountability for the implementation of policies.
DRC Joint Response 2020 Under this Dutch Relief Alliance Joint Response for DRC, CARE will implement a multisectoral assistance programme in Fizi Territory of South Kivu Province. Food Security & Livelihoods, WASH and Protection activities will be delivered in collaboration with local communities, and other Joint Response partners.
Danwadaag Project Improving the social contract through inclusive and transparent Disaster Risk Management - “Increased government legitimacy through efficient and effective disaster risk management
(DRM) based on access to information, inclusive policies and services”.
Partners for resilience - Integrated risk management in Uganda Impact: Vulnerable people are more resilient to crises in the face of climate change and environmental degradation, enabling sustainable inclusive economic growth. Long term outcome: Enhanced policies, investments and practices for vulnerable communities to become resilient in the face of disaster risks. Civil society organzations, Community based organizations, Local leaders, Government agencies, Private sectors
Bangladesh Joint Response II (BGDJR 2) The primary focus of this joint response is to provide ongoing life-saving aid in response to the Rohingya Refugee crisis in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh.
Somalia Somaliland Puntland Joint Response II (SSPJR 2) The six-month programme was designed to provide targeted livelihoods opportunities in advance of the planting season in the areas of intervention, in order to stave off famine while addressing critical gaps in WASH and Nutrition among vulnerable pastoralist communities. The response was designed to provide some relief to countries hit hardest by the El Niño phenomenon before the end of 2016, and Somalia was chosen in conjunction with Zimbabwe after a lengthy selection process conflicted with budgetary constraints. SO1: Provide life-saving and life-sustaining integrated multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian needs among the most vulnerable people; SO2: Reduce acute malnutrition levels in settlements for internally displaced and host communities through integrated multi-sectoral emergency response; SO3: Support the restoration of livelihoods, promote basic services to build resilience to recurrent shocks, and catalyse more sustainable solutions.
Lebanon - Beirut SHO National appeal 'Samen in actie voor Beiroet' In line with CIL’s Emergency Response Strategy  we will engage with experienced local partners (Anera/El Najdeh/ Nusaned) to provide essential repairs and rehabilitation to the homes of the most vulnerable households directly affected by the Beirut Blast. CARE will prioritise women and girls and carry out all work with gender and protection mainstreamed.
Yemen Joint Response 2024-2026 (implementation) This is a 3-year Yemen Joint Response (YJR), consisting of 7 DRA members and 13 partners (12 local and 1 international). The YJR 2024-2026 has been developed in line with the priority locations, sectors, activities and approaches defined in the YJR Protracted Crisis Mechanism (PCM) guidelines, a collaborative effort with partner organizations. It was shaped by the discerned needs and gaps, ascertained through individual needs assessments, secondary data sources, and cluster consultations. This comprehensive three-year YJR initiative is primarily focused on the governorates of Sa’ada, Hajjah, Marib, Taiz, Lahj, Aden, and Al Dhale’e. These areas represent the highest concentration of individuals in need of humanitarian assistance, where the most severe needs and gaps persist. The response proposes an integrated Health, Food Security and Livelihood (FSL), Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Protection, Multi-Purpose Cash (MPC), and protection mainstreaming programme. The objective is to provide multifaceted, life-saving humanitarian support to those in need, prioritising the most vulnerable population. Simultaneously, it aims to facilitate early recovery and enhance the resilience of communities affected by the conflict in Yemen. It is essential that all activities are designed to ensure equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, men, and people with disabilities (PWD).
Solutions for SRHR in BURUNDI (implementation) The project’s overall objective is to contribute to the improvement of family well-being through the promotion of family planning, the reduction of adolescent and youth fertility rates and the reduction of gender-based violence. The specific objectives are : OS1 : Users of modern and natural contraceptive methods increase from 23% to 28% and from 6% to 10% respectively by 2024 OS2 : Pregnancies among adolescents and young people aged 12-19 are reduced from 8% to 5% by 2024 OS3 : Sexual and gender-based violence is reduced from 23% to 18% for women and from 6% to 3% for men.
Yemen Joint Response 2022-23 (implementation) This is a 2-year Yemen Joint Response, consisting of 7 YJR members and 9 local partners. The Joint Response for 2022-2023 has been designed according to identified priority governorates, based on those where humanitarian needs and gaps are known to be high and where members have access and presence to implement, either directly or with local partners, or a combination. As in previous years of the Yemen JR, the overall objective of this programme is to provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable population, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men.
Indonesia Joint Response (implementation) Several earthquakes struck Central Sulawesi province from 28–29 September. The strongest earthquake had a magnitude of 7.5 and triggered a tsunami that hit land at a speed of 800 kph with waves of up to 6m. Around 71,000 people have been displaced and 1,581 people killed, with these numbers expected to continue rising rapidly. At least, 300,000 people were exposed to category 5-8 shaking, while up to 1.5 million people who live in the area may be affected. This Joint Response will focus on WASH, Health, Food Security, Shelter/NFI, Protection. It will be implemented by eight DRA partners; CARE, Cordaid, Oxfam Novib, Plan, Save the Children, Tearfund NL, World Vision and ZOA.
Giro 555 Turkey & Syria Earthquake - Turkey More than 44,000 deaths have been reported in Türkiye as successive 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes, and more than 9,000 aftershocks, struck Southern Türkiye on February 6, 2023. On 8th February, the Government of Türkiye declared a three month-state of emergency for ten provinces in the Southeast (Kahramanmaras, Adıyaman, Hatay, Gaziantep, Malatya, Sanliurfa, Kilis, Diyarbakır, Osmaniye) and has called for international assistance. The earthquake affected the provinces where around 13.5 million people reside including around 2 million Syrian refugees. More than 25,000 buildings have either collapsed or are heavily damaged and at the time of writing AFAD assessment of buildings is still ongoing. This figure is set to increase significantly as new information becomes available. Humanitarian needs continue to grow and overwhelm response efforts in the aftermath of the earthquake. Hatay and Gaziantep (especially Islahiye district) are among the most impacted provinces while in Hatay public buildings including public hospitals and the airport have collapsed. NGOs on the ground observed there are significant number of homeless, people who do not have tents, sleep under tarpaulins, and burn fires for warmth and insulation from the cold (STL).
DRC Joint Response (DRCJR) DRC Joint Response - first phase Focus on life saving FSL, WASH, Cash, Protection, Nutrition and Education in L3 crisis areas of DRC. CARE's programme will focus in South Kivu, on FSL, WASH and Protection.