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Réponses en Securité Alimentaire de 4400 ménages affectés par les conflits armés et les catastrophes en ZS de Fizi. Ce projet vise à apporter une assistance en securite alimentaire aux populations affectées par les conflits armés en Territoire de Fizi, zone de santé de Fizi dans les aires de santé de Malicha, et Bwala en secteur de Ngandja aux 26400 personnes hommes et femmes, déplacées, personnes vulnérables à besoins spécifiques et à travers une relance des activités des moyens de subsistance pour les familles d'acceuils en réponses à leurs besoins vitaux identifiés à travers différents rapports d'evaluations des besoins.Christian Aid et son partenaire la Caritas Uvira comptent ainsi donc apporter des réponses multisectorielles dans les secteurs : De la sécurité alimentaire et moyens d'existences et de la protection générale d'une maniere transversale avec une attention particulière aux viols et violences basés sur le genre.Dans le volet de la sécurité alimentaire et appui aux moyens d'existences :· Distributions des intrants agricoles, distributions du cash pour la protection des semences  et formations sur les pratiques Agroécologiques: 2900 menages(soit 17400 personnes hommes, femmes) des  familles d'acceuils  et les familles déplacées ayant accès à la  terre seront  soutenus  en intrants agricoles  et seront formés sur les techniques culturales agroécologiques en collaboration avec l'Inspection Territoriale de l'Agriculture permettant ainsi d'accroitre la production agricole et accès à l'alimentation.· Soutiens aux moyens d'existences des personnes à besoins spécifiques: 1500  menages(soit 9000 personnes hommes, femmes) composés des  familles déplacées sans accès à la terre et  les  personnes à besoins spécifiques composées des femmes, hommes ,jeunes ,filles, personnes âgées ,vivant avec handicaps seront soutenus dans la mise en oeuvre des activités génératrices des revenues de leur propre choix en vue  de répondre à leurs besoins vitaux et contribuer à la construction des leurs résiliences individuelles ou communautaires. Pour cette activité, Christian Aid et son partenaire la Caritas Uvira vont utiliser l'approche innovante des réponses dirigées par les communautés (Survivors and communities led response) en vue de donner l'occasion aux personnes déplacées et personnes à besoins spécifiques de faire les choix propres des activités génératrices des revenues leur permettant de répondre aux besoins immédiats et de construire leurs résiliences aux chocs futurs.
Bretton Woods Project CORE support 2017-2026 Bretton Woods Project will monitor the work of the IMF and the World Bank from the perspective of citizen participation, women's rights and gender equality, environmental impact and climate change in particular, responding to needs of national and regional civil society partners in terms of the accountability of mainly these two institutions. The key objective is to provide a platform for disseminating and analysing the work and governance of these institutions, and additionally to provide avenues and advice for influencing their work. the two particular areas of impact are identified as gender equality and environment / climate change affecting poor and marginalised people.
Humanitarian assistance for families affected by mixed migration crisis in Honduras This project aims to deliver life-saving assistance and address the immediate needs of the most at-risk mixed migrants, with a particular focus on at-risk women, men, boys, and girls in the southeast region of Honduras' border. Our strategy revolves around preserving lives by distributing relief items that aid migrants in enduring the challenges of their journeys and waiting periods. An existing shelter will be equipped with vital amenities including food, water, sanitation items and internet access so mix migrants can contact their families and have access to information about their migration route.
CODE 1_2024 Faith Led Action for Climate & Gender Justice The Council of Churches in Sierra Leone (CCSL) is committed to addressing critical issues such as gender justice and climate change adaptation through faith-based advocacy and community action. With allocated funding, CCSL aims to implement innovative initiatives supporting advocacy actions, network building, and community empowerment aligned with Sustainable Development Goals 5 (gender equality) and 13 (climate action).
Livelihood Assistance to the vulnerable population in Kushk-e-Kuna District of Herat, Afghanistan Vulnerable Women, children, People with disabilities (PWD) and affected people from shocks/earthquake, the project focused on .
 
 PRJ 1995 please look to the Narrative description line B-1 (Distribution of 2 goats per HHs for 70 HHs in Rabat Sangi district as per cluster standard/ costing 250 USD) 
it means one goat cost is 125 USD.
PRJ 1984-line B3 each goat cost is 117.33 $ not much different, more over this is a planning stage, actual time of purchasing will be different, and we will revise.
FOSTERING INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC JUST RECOVERIES IN NIGERIA Our planned work will focus on the explicit and implicit biases of the gender-blind tax system in Nigeria, which are not informed by gender-disaggregated data. Issues such as imposed flat tax rates across all genders within similar informal business categories, regardless of disparities in income, consumption expenditure, and women’s burden of unpaid care, will be critically examined. The failure to acknowledge different tax collection experiences faced by men and women, and the lack of gender-specific grievance redress mechanisms (GRMs), have been identified as root causes of structural macroeconomic barriers to gender equality and women’s rights. 
The main external impact will be to strengthen the knowledge and capacities of women in the informal sector to collectively and effectively advocate for more gender-sensitive, responsive and transformative tax policies, laws and administrative processes to promote equity and foster inclusive development leveraging on strategic partnerships.
The project will be executed on a national scale, with additional focus on three sub-national states: Jigawa, Kaduna and Kano. It will prioritize the advancement of the tax justice campaign with a particular emphasis on bolstering its gender-centric components while complementing existing tax justice initiatives. Our specific objectives include the enhancement of Grievance Redress Mechanisms (GRMs) to effectively address and resolve gendered taxpayer grievances, alongside the development of gender-disaggregated GRM scorecards aimed at monitoring and evaluating complaint resolution, with a specific focus on women taxpayers within the informal sector. At the national level, our efforts will concentrate on advocating for gender equity and responsiveness through active engagement with the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms (PCFPTR), Joint Tax Board and the Nigerian Governors’ Forum.
Digital Empowerment for Gender Equality and Safety The Digital Empowerment for Gender Equality and Safety Project is designed to equip marginalized young women and non-binary individuals with various technical skills. These skills include, but are not limited to, coding, digital marketing, multidisciplinary design, and Video Impact Training (VIT), including financial literacy and entrepreneurship training.
Leveraging our extensive experience implementing programs for over 150,000 young people from diverse marginalized backgrounds across Kenya, most program participants utilize these acquired skills to access economic opportunities, achieve financial independence, and even establish digital startups. This contributes to their economic empowerment and challenges prevailing social norms and disadvantageous economic structures that have trapped women in cycles of poverty for years.
To ensure our interventions' sustainability, we strongly emphasize capacity-strengthening initiatives for Digital Storytelling as a crosscutting component. This initiative allows individuals and communities to share personal stories of facing and overcoming Gender-Based Challenges, particularly on the economic front, using various digital mediums such as videos, podcasts, and blogs. These stories serve as a foundation for program participants to continuously raise awareness about crucial issues, foster a sense of community and solidarity, and drive a shift in societal perceptions while breaking barriers related to gender norms.
Through this digital storytelling approach to gender justice, we aim to facilitate community-driven initiatives by grassroots participants, including women and non-binary people, persons with disabilities and others experiencing intersectional vulnerabilities. This empowers them to contribute to policy influencing and social change, opportunities they might have otherwise missed due to complexities that exclude them from participation.
Appui au renforcement de la résilience socio-économique des ménages vulnérables dans le groupement d’Izege  Walungu Ce projet vise a   consolider les acquis des anciens projets mise en œuvre en groupement d’Izege, Sowers of Hope Congo envisage appuyer 250 ménages vulnérables composées des femmes veuves, filles mères chefs des ménages, personnes vivant avec handicaps à travers une assistance en cash sous la modalité réponse dirigée par les communautés (Survivors and Communities Led Responses).
Sous cette approche des réponses dirigées par les communautés, les ménages vulnérables du groupement d’Izege ciblés par cette assistance bénéficieront d’une assistance basée sur une analyse aux préalables de leurs stratégies positives mises en œuvre en réponses aux crises auxquelles ils font faces.
Ainsi pour ce faire, Sowers of Hope Congo réunira les personnes vulnérables composées des femmes veuves, fille mères chers des ménages, personnes vivants avec handicaps et dont  70 % sont des femmes et filles en vue d’une analyse des stratégies multisectorielles et positives leurs permettant de faire face aux crises récurrentes et qui seront appuyés en vue de répondre à leurs besoins vitaux de base et de construire leurs  résiliences.
Empowering resilience by applying survivor and community-led crisis response approach (sclr) in NWS (CoS - ACT Appeal) Summary to be added
Kenya Apis Enterprise Project- Increasing income for small scale bee keepers The project will leverage on the on activities within the four honey hubs enterprises created in the four counties in Kenya. The hubs will continue being trading points for small scale honey producers as well as point for linkages for the bee keepers to access financial capital so as to improve their income in their Apis trade. This project will aim at mitigating the huge gaps between the high volume commercial producers of honey who are often exploited and instead act as nexus to markets and entire honey value chain. The project will have both enterprise and community organization entities. The enterprise wing will focus on collection, processing and bulk sale of honey in a sustainable and profitable way. The community development/organization approaches will focus on mobilization of bee keepers, organization into self help groups, associations and cooperatives
Sustainable Transition from Violence to Peace in South Sudan This project will support a wide range of advocacy activities at all levels, actively pursuing strategies to narrow the gap between bottom-up and top-down approaches to peacebuilding, strengthen the church in its role as a vital broker of peace, creating safe spaces for community members to discuss the root causes of conflict, the negative effects of conflict on their lives and to reach peace through dialogue, build the capacity of our local partners (SSCC and EVE) through technical training in psychosocial and trauma healing, reconciliation and mediation, conflict sensitivity, safeguarding and accountability, advocacy/coalition building and support for coaching and mentorship, and help them meet urgent needs and advocate for long-term recovery and support to conflict- affected populations
WYWCA Core 2022-24 Advocacy for promoting WPS and gender justice in faith spaces
Kerk in Actie/KIA fund for CAID - Afghanistan Earthquake part of ACT fund This project will support earthquake affected people on MPCA and shelter on the earthquake affected areas.
ACT - Drought Response and enhancement of community resilience in Marsabit, Kenya ACT funding from KIA
EURODAD core support 23-26 Christian Aid is a long-standing member of Eurodad and enjoys an institutional seat on its board. As a member, Christian Aid benefits from Eurodad's significant technical expertise in the areas of development finance, debt justice, tax justice, climate finance and international financial architecture. Eurodad undertakes advocacy on Christian Aid's behalf in the EU, UN and international finance institutions. In return, Christian provides vital support annually through a flexible grant that can be considered a membership fee or partnership grant that supports Eurodad's core activities and costs.
Empowering Women and Girls for Gender Equality and Advancement in South Omo, Ethiopia • Strengthen capacity of justice, health and other government institutions • Promote gender equitable social norms • Coordinate Various actors (government, CBOs, FBOs) and aware them to advocate for ending violence against women and girls • Strengthen local level prevention and response mechanisms • Improve gender equality and accountability in social, political and economic aspects • Enhance women’s access to livelihood and economic opportunities.
Listening Dialogues on Climate and Migration - JLI “Listening Dialogues” are a methodology developed and piloted by JLI as part of its Fair & Equitable Approach, and the foundation upon which JLI has created five regional interdisciplinary learning hubs. They are facilitated discussion workshops which can either be conducted online, or face-to-face.The purpose of the Listening Dialogues would be to bring together local faith actors, humanitarian and development practitioners, and researchers to meet the following objectives:

Create a fair and equitable reflective discussion space
Review the current state of evidence on the role of religion and faith actors in preparing for or responding to climate-induced migration
Consider who has been leading current evidence agendas, and whether these reflect the priorities and experiences of local communities
Define evidence priorities and needs on climate-induced migration to inform practice and policy, and how organisations like JLI and Christian Aid can support community-led evidence agendas
Code 1_INTER-FAITH ACTION TOWARDS PROMOTING  GOOD GOVERNANCE & GENDER JUSTICE CCSL have a long-standing relationship and have worked through mutual partnership is delivering changes in the lives of communities and women through collaboration and partnerships.
 
 The project, ‘Interfaith Action Towards Good Governance and Gender Justice’ focuses on empowering and equipping faith actors and institutions to engage in addressing gender justice issues and promoting peace, national cohesion and good governance. Many studies have revealed that addressing gender justices, promoting peace and national cohesion, ensuring good governance in which faith actors and institutions are recognized and involved as key stakeholders have the most sustainable outcomes.
Legal Representation of Women in North-West Syria - Huquqyat DEC ph 2 Outcome S - Women affected by crisis has equitable access to justice  
Output S1.1.1 - 48 women in NWS have access to legal services and have their court fees covered (Huquqyat): Three women lawyers based in NWS and members of Huquqyat will provide pro bono legal services to 48 women in NWS over the life of the project. The court fees will also be covered as part of this activity. By providing pro-bono services, the project aims to address the challenges in accessing legal assistance faced by women in the region, especially in IDP camps and remote rural areas in Northern Aleppo. By covering the costs associated with court fees, documentation, and administrative expenses to alleviate the financial burden on people, enabling them to seek legal redress without facing additional economic hardships. This will ensure that vulnerable women have access to justice and are not further burdened by additional economic hardships. The lawyers will bring forward the claims of women to Local Council coordinated by the Turkish authorities.    


Output S2.1.1 Three lawyer offices are set up in Northern Aleppo (Huquqyat): Secured offices will provide a haven where women can escape the cycle of fear and violence that permeates their daily lives. This safe space will become a sanctuary where they can openly discuss their legal concerns without the constant intimidation and threat of harm. A dedicated women’s team will foster a sense of trust and confidence among women. Knowing that they can access specialised and free-of-charge legal support, women will feel empowered to share their stories, enabling lawyers to better understand their challenges and offer tailored solutions to support them to rebuild their lives with dignity and without fear of exploitation.  The lawyers will also be setting up legal clinics to meet with women in the IDP camps (1 to 2 visits per week) to provide legal consultations to women who cannot reach the offices.   


 Outcome T - Women and communities are empowered with legal knowledge and resources 


Output T1.1.1 Three workshops are provided to women to increase Awareness and Knowledge of Legal Rights (Huquqyat): The workshops will be focusing on women rights under the Syrian personal status law. The lawyers will share information with the participants without mentioning Huquqyat or Christian Aid to ensure the lawyers and women’s safety. The workshops will be designed based on discussions with women and types of cases they find. 


Output T2.1.1 Training and mentorship is provided to 3 young women lawyers (Huquqyat): The three newly qualified women lawyers will be trained by lawyers from Huquqyat as part of their legal training. They will support the lawyers in cases and provide coordination support for the workshops. This will give them an opportunity to be mentored and adopt a gender-sensitive and survivor-centered approach when working on cases.
White Helmets - Earthquake Recovery: Rehabilitation of Major Road Of the 50 kilometres that were damaged by the earthquake, the WH have already completed the rehabilitation of 25 kilometres. The following activities will take place as part of this project: 




Removing the damaged layer of the road; The road will first need to be smoothed out, as there are extensive number of cracks, holes, and other damages from the earthquake that make the road not usable. After being smoothed out, the team will then be able to apply asphalt.  








Applying a new layer of asphalt 


Installing drainage channels to ensure water flow and prevent flooding: 20 drainage channels will be installed on the sides of the road to prevent road flooding and ensure water flow.  


Implementing street bumps and traffic lanes to reduce the traffic accidents.
Speak it loud; Enhancing the Capacity of Women’s and Girl’s to Prevent and Respond to SGBV at Mersa Town The Sexual and Gender Based Violences (SGBV) including harmful traditional practices (HTPs) in the Amhara region include but not limited to female genital mutilation (FGM), early marriage, abduction, inheritance marriage and rape. The gender inequality level of Mersa Town along with the just ended war in the Region extremely affecting women and girls to expose them to different forms of SGBV. The problem is aggravated by lack of collaboration among the justice system, legal office and other concerned government offices. Physical (domestic violence), Economical (denial of access to resource) and psychological (verbal insult and harassment) violences are the other forms of GBV. Therefore, the objectives of this project are (1) to improve the Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) of the community towards SGBV and gender inequality through strengthened community-based prevention and response initiatives. (2) to increase the income and livelihoods of women and youth through diversified opportunities including IGAs and SHGs. (3) to improve the Psychosocial wellbeing of conflict affected community and SGBV survivors.
Advancing Gender Equity and Equality in Public Health Financing In light of the problems highlighted, this action will build on and amplify the research and advocacy work that PRFT and Christian Aid have been undertaking to advance access to equitable and quality health services by women and PWDs. The action seeks to empower disenfranchised women and persons with disabilities in socially and economically marginalised communities in Zimbabwe to access equitable, quality, affordable and reliable health care services. The intervention is premised on advancing the participation of women and PWDs in public health budget prioritisation. This action will be achieved under three broad rubrics namely; (i) rights based capacity enhancement, (ii) advocacy for increased spending on women health needs and policy refinement, and (iii) information dissemination. Building on PRFT’s work on PWDs access to health services, this intervention targets women, particularly with disability, in selected marginalised communities in Zimbabwe.
Core Programme 2022-2025 With the mechanism of People’s organization, people will be able to bring their problems in this mass based platform so that they can have justice for themselves. There are various issues such as unemployment, late payment of MGNREGA, Migration, lack of access to government welfare schemes which are at the broader level and need to be addressed with the mass based approach at the block, district and state level by having dialogues and negotiations with the bureaucrats. The Institution building and aggregation of individuals from marginalized communities into Community based organizations through trainings and workshops on perspective building, vision building, and local resource mobilization aims to enhance the understanding of communities and empower them to address their core issues through advocacy and collective action, which would ultimately lead to self-reliance and sustainability in their efforts towards addressing critical issues of the region. State Collectives is a platform where peoples organizations emerged in the core programme area would come and play an active role in their own development in the eco system of the state along with other players present in the state. In case of states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh people’s organization emerged in respective states would be linked with the existing eco system and would play an important and active role in the coordination hub of the respective states. Major state level activities include grass root based action research, promotion of sustainable livelihood and to take up gender inequality issues,influencing policy to benefit poor and marginalised and to promote local resource mobilisation at people organization level and knowledge management. Promoting leadership of women from the poor and marginalized communities to achieve gender equity in the region. The leaders developed during the course of programme shall work towards reducing gap between the policy implementation on rights and entitlements of women and its benefits being received by women. There would be a special focus on women to address gender-based issues prevailing with in the communities. Community and their groups would be capacitated on various livelihood avenues present in the context so that their collectives can take up these initiatives with an aim to strengthen their economic situation.