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Provision of Shelter and NFIs Assistance to IDPs to Mitigate the Spread of COVID 19 in Selected camps in Borno state. This project will target IDPs and returnees in Borno State - one of the three affected states in North East Nigeria - with the provision of Emergency Shelters and Non-food Items (NFIs) as protection live-saving assistance aligned with Shelter/ NFI/ CCCM Sector strategic objectives for the HRP 2020 and NHF 1st Standard Allocation 2020 strategy paper. Assisting IDPs, Returnees and Host Communities with living spaces represents an essential intervention in reducing the impact of the COVID-19 crisis, and it is a critical first step to reducing vulnerability that preserves the ability of the most vulnerable and affected people to meet their basic needs which are now further exasperated by the pandemic. It is critical to ensure that PoCs are supported to recover their wellbeing and dignity in a protective environment where they can enjoy full exercise of their rights to adequate shelter. 

This project will target decongestion response in IDP camps and camp like settlements to mitigate against COVID-19 spread through 
1. Provision of 550 emergency shelters to (550 households) to respond to congestion problems in formal and/ or informal camps in Bama and Mobbar (Damasak) Local Government Areas.
2. Procurement and distribution of 550 NFIs kits to (550 households) to displaced and returning IDP households in Bama and Mobbar (Damasak) and its surrounding villages as a protection response to support basic needs.
WASH lifesaving response for conflict-affected populations in Borno and Adamawa State NRC is proposing to reach 18,000 conflict-affected individuals across two locations in Borno and Adamawa States that have significant levels of protracted displacement, overcrowding and protection challenges, with the concerning situation worsening due to the outbreak of COVID-19 across Northeast Nigeria.

In Dikwa LGA, NRC is proposing to reach vulnerable individuals with an WASH response to vulnerable IDPs and host communities. The WASH response will contribute to improving the WASH living conditions in the camps, prevention and mitigation measures against COVID-19, as well as a potential cholera outbreak during the yearly rainy season, response to flooding to prevent any potential communicable diseases and establishment of semi-permanent water and sanitation facilities. 

In Yola North And South LGAS, NRC is proposing to reach vulnerable individuals with a WASH response to the high risk that communities face from flooding, cholera and COVID-19.
Strengthening resilience of survivors of sexual assault and other conflict affected people through MHPSS and Cholera Risk Communication in Kala-Balge and Damboa  Local Government Areas, Borno State. GOALPrime Organization Nigeria (GPON) intends to target a total number of 50000 people out of which 500 (80% girls amp 20% boys) who are survivors of sexual assault will be reached with MHPSS/Counselling service, 2000 vulnerable household heads will be reached with door to door risk communication while 47,500 people (60% women/girls and 40% men/boys) will be reached with motorized risk communication with messages on prevention and control of cholera across camps and host communities in kala-Balge and Damboa LGAs. 20000 Information Education and Communication-IEC Materials will be printed and distributed to beneficiaries who will be reached with risk communication. The IEC materials will be developed in Hausa, Kanuri and English languages in collaboration with the Risk Communication Pillar of the Health sector and the Borno State Ministry of Health. 10%  of the total number of beneficiaries to be reached will be people living with disability.

GOALPrime in collaboration with the Risk Communication Pillar will develop prevention and control jingles/messages on cholera which will be aired consistently on in the Radio Station with a coverage reaching Kala-Balge and Damboa LGAs. GOALPrime will also procure and distribute small transistor radios and batteries to the aforementioned 2000 vulnerable household heads during the door to door risk communication to ensure that they listen to the prevention and control messages aired through the radio stations.
 
In Kala-balge, GOALPrime will implement in Bullamari and Ajari Host communities Boarding Primary school camp, Kilagaru camp and General Hospital camp in Damboa, GOALPrime will implement in Unity Camp, General Hospital Camp, Old Secretariat Camp, Lowcost Camp and Hausari Host Community while in MMC, GOALPrime will carry out motorized risk communication in 20 camps and host communities. 

GOALPrime through its ongoing Community Based Psychosocial support (CBPSS) and Lifeskills project in KalBalge and Damboa LGAs has identified the critical need for mental health psychosocial support especially for adolescent girls and survivors of sexual assault as well as the need to deploy more health staff to both LGAs. GOALPrime will be fully operational in both LGAs all through the implementation of this project.
Provision of Food Assistance, through a Comprehensive Wet Feeding to Refugee returnees at Isolation Centres in Ngala and Mobbar LGA in Borno State. This project will undertake food assistance, through wet feeding and provision of access to COVID 19 prevention campaigns to refugees in  Ngala and Mobbar in Borno State which will contribute significantly to the healthy, physical and mental well-being of returnees, since the wet feeding programme will be comprehensive, hence not requiring the returnees to go in search of cooking fuel to prepare meals. In line with sector priorities, SHO is going to provide each returnee with 14 Days of wet feeding and also target a provision of wet feeding to about 500 returnees on average per month. SHO will also conduct community awareness, sensitization campaigns and assessments which will come in terms of the rations and duration of the wet feeding to be provided and energy requirements increase during periods of nutritional rehabilitation and recovery from severe illness, requiring an upward revision of the ration level.
INTEGRATED EMERGENCY WASH RESPONSE IN MUBI NORTH LGA OF ADAMAWA STATE Mubi North LGA is one among the places facing severe acute WASH needs issues in Adamawa State. The LGA is categorize as having Acute WASH Needs according to the HRP 2019-2023 Emergency Categorization. Mubi North LGA has been ravaged by cholera in the past and is still prone to outbreak because of the serious Acute Safe/portable Water shortage in the place. In addition, it is also one of the locations with the highest rate of Covid-19 infections in Adamawa State. It is based on the above situation that the Integrated Emergency WASH Response Project is conceived.  
The Integrated Emergency WASH Response Project in Mubi North LGA of Adamawa State seeks to achieve the overall objective of improving the health and socioeconomic well-being of 15000 direct beneficiaries that will indirectly impact 90000 displaced populations through preventive approaches, restoration of WASH facilities and maintenance of sustainable safe water, sanitation, and hygiene practices. Specifically, the project seeks to achieve the following four objectives of  raising the level of awareness on good sanitation and hygiene practices in Mubi LGA directly support 15000 displaced persons with minimum WASH package in Mubi LGA Restoration of WASH infrastructure through rehabilitation of hand pump boreholes and construction of new solar powered overhead boreholes with tanks and Capacity building in operations and management of WASH infrastructure.  Construct/Rehabilitate WASH facilities in Mubi. 
At the end of the Integrated Emergency WASH Response Project, fifteen thousand (15000) direct beneficiaries would have been reached with minimum WASH standards, twenty (20) hand pump boreholes would have been rehabilitated and two (2) new solar powered overhead boreholes with reticulations point also constructed. Last but not the list will be establishment of community-based WASH committees with enhanced capacity for management of restored WASH infrastructure and promotion of good sanitation and hygiene practices within Mubi LGA.
Provision of Camp Management Services, Non-food items and Shelter solutions to displaced populations and support to the implementation of the 2021 Multi-Sectoral Needs Assessment in North East Nigeria The objective of this action is to reduce the vulnerabilities and improve the protection and living conditions of new arrivals and displaced populations in camp and camp-like settings in north-east Nigeria, while contributing to the reduction of exposure to COVID-19. 
The proposed activities under this project directly link with the allocation strategy presented to partners by OCHA/NHF and the prioritization by the Camp Coordination and Camp Management ( CCCM)/Shelter/Non-Food Item (NFI) Sector for the COVID-19 Addendum. 

Prioritized activities under this project, will contribute to the below priorities set out by the strategy:
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- Decongestion of IDP camps in Dikwa 
- Establishment of quarantine facilities 
- Distribution of improved NFI kits in Dikwa 
- Prepositioning Covid-19 mitigation kits for quarantine facilities 

The targeted locations/local government areas (LGAs) for shelter, NFI and CCCM activities are: Ngala, Gwoza (including Pulka), Bama (including Banki), Damboa, Dikwa, Konduga, Kala Balge, Magumeri, Monguno, Nganzai, Jere, and MMC in Borno State, all of which are prioritized in the strategy.
Provision of camp management services, non-food items and shelter solutions to displaced populations in north-east Nigeria. The objective of this project is to reduce the vulnerabilities and improve the protection and living conditions of new arrivals and displaced populations in camp and camp-like settings in north-east Nigeria. This will be achieved through the provision of multi-sector humanitarian assistance.

IOM will contribute to ensuring the physical well-being and dignity of displaced population through the provision of various emergency shelter solutions and non-food items to address the immediate needs of populations in camps, camp-like settings and host communities. Also, IOM will provide site facilitation support to 10 displacement sites in Borno state. This support will include, among other, the operation and enhancement of intra- and inter-agency coordination mechanisms at site level for the provision of services, as well as the enhancement of feedback and complaints mechanisms at the sites. In addition, IOM will, as part of the Sector-driven approach to establish information centers, support the establishment of one resource center in Gwoza, which shall serve as the focal for communities to receive basic services, advocate for their needs, log their complaints on services, and receive feedback. 

Protection principles are mainstreamed across the intervention, by prioritizing safety and dignity as well as ensuring meaningful access, participation, and empowerment.
Provision of critical life-saving nutrition services for under-5 children (boys and girls) with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in Borno, Yobe, and Adamawa States, North East Nigeria. In this project, UNICEF will take a key role in the coordination of service delivery at the sectoral level, offer technical support in programme implementation and serve as provide of last resort whenever there are unattended gaps. The funds will support provision of critical life-saving nutrition services, especially the outpatient and inpatient treatment of children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in Borno, Yobe and Adamawa States. This project will contribute to increased programme efficiency and effectiveness through filling the supply gap and strengthening the supply chain, as well as the provision of technical support and monitoring of the quality of services . It will complement existing UNICEF resources to ensure the continuation of treatment of SAM both with and without medical complications among boys and girls aged below 5 years in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States.
Provision of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services targeting displaced populations hosted in camp and camp-like settings and hosting communities in North-East Nigeria. In response to the needs that have been identified by the water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) Sector and in line with the NHF Allocation Strategy, this project will support the continuation and scaling-up of WASH assistance. Current priorities that this project will address include: access to safe water through the care and maintenance of existing boreholes, improved sanitation through the construction and maintenance of shower and latrine blocks with handwashing stations, enhanced cholera preparedness and response and overall improved hygiene through increased awareness on hygiene, COVID-19 and cholera through targeted messaging, as well as solid waste management. The project will be implemented in camps and camp-like settings in Jere, Konduga, Bama, Damboa, Monguno, Dikwa, Ngala, Rann, Gwoza and Kaga   Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Borno State. Cholera messaging will be extended to host communities, who will benefit indirectly from the other forms of assistance as well. To ensure a timely and holistic response to the multi-sectoral needs of displaced populations in camps and camp-like settings, the activities will be implemented in conjunction with other components of IOM’s emergency response for integral response.
Addressing the Critical Dignity and Menstrual Hygiene Needs of Women and Girls of Reproductive Age in Borno State In humanitarian emergency especially during the early recovery intervention seldom focus on women’s priorities regarding menstrual hygiene. But there is an increasing need in addressing the menstrual hygienic of women and girls including dignity requirement during a displaced state. This project will build on existing project supported by the Nigeria humanitarian Fund last year that has benefited some 16,000 vulnerable women and girls in the BAY states. The previous project established a production center for the reusable menstrual pad, an assemblage center for the dignity kits, coordinated the standardization of dignity kit content and organize safety audits on community acceptable of the reusable menstrual pad and the standardized dignity pack. The current request will increase production capacity of the center and put systems in place to ensure sustainability of the center. The overall goal of the project is to address critical gaps in dignity and menstrual hygiene management needs of women and girls of reproductive age in the northeast Nigeria response with a focus on quarantine facilities, treatment facilities for COVID-19, reception/holding centers and survivors in MMC, Jere and Monguno and  strengthen the current production capacity of the established production center in Borno State. 
The specific objectives of the project include
 Strengthened and increase production capacity of the production center 
 Management of the pipeline for standardized dignity kits to meet the needs of women and girls of reproductive age. 
 Strengthen sourcing, procurement, distribution and Post Distribution Monitoring 
. Contribute to the socio-economic empowerment of vulnerable women and adolescent girls

UNFPA will be the main pipeline management agency, working closely with Ministry of Women affairs and Social Development and national partners to ensure smooth running of the project as well as its sustainability. The following underpin the key aspects of the project activities
 Meet the immediate, lifesaving dignity needs of women and girls of reproductive age by providing a standardized kit/package.
 Localized approach in procurement of the materials and content of the dignity kits will be prioritize. 
 Empowerment: The project will engage previously trained women and girls affected by conflict in the center as a form of income generating activity.
 A well-coordinated approach from sourcing, assembly, distribution and post distribution monitoring, to avoid duplication of services, ensure the most vulnerable are prioritized, set and uphold quality standards. The target locations for this project will be quarantine facilities, treatment facilities for COVID-19, reception/holding centers and survivors in MMC, Jere and Monguno. 5,000 direct beneficiaries will be reached by UNFPA  with the locally packed dignity kits inducing information leaflet on menstrual hygienic management and engagement of displaced women for work for pay that will be  facilitated coordination with national partners Royal Health Heritage Foundation
Protection Monitoring and Multi-Sectoral Response in Selected Locations in Borno State This project will target most vulnerable IDPs in camps in Damasak, Monguno and MMC/Jere (Farm center, El-miskin and Muna Garage camps) Local Government Areas (LGAs). Female Headed Households (FHHs) and adolescents’ girls at risk of exploitation will be targeted for provision of protection safety net thereby improving their resilience and Self-reliance. 

The project will also, strengthen capacity of community-based Protection mechanisms through capacity building and on-job training for members of Protection Action Groups (PAGs) in camps/locations to equip them with efficiency in incidents reporting and build the resilience of the community to respond to disasters such flood and fire. Flood safety and fire prevention massages in the local languages will be produced and disseminated to build the community resilience to disasters.

In addition, raining season protection safety equipment will be provided to protection action group members in the project locations to ensure continues implementation of activities during the season period. 

To this end the project aims at:
 Protection Monitoring including prioritized referrals – Identification of protection cases that require intervention and follow-up and/or referral to specialized services for effective response by protection action group members who will be empowered and equipped in Damasak, Monguno and MMC/Jere LGAs
 Increased IDPs access to self-employment through livestock production, capacity building and empowerment, and business (Petty trade, local cap production, Financial literacy and starter kits)
 Building the community resilience to respond towards natural and human made disaster management through real-time information sharing whereas IECs on Flood and fire prevention measures will be developed and disseminated to the affected communities in respective local languages 
 350 Community Based Protection Action Groups (PAG) will benefit from Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including comprising of Rain Boots, Umbrellas, customized jackets, Hats and bags to enable for effective protection monitoring and intervention

In total, 5,000 individuals of 1,000 HHs will be reached, this include vulnerability screening, awareness rising and protection intervention and prioritized referrals for specialized services in Damasak, Monguno and MMC/Jere LGAs.
Production agricole durable Contribuer à la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle grâce à l'introduction de pratiques de production basées sur une approche agroécologique et inclusive, dans un contexte de changement climatique.
Renforcement des capacités des communautés et des organisations locales cubaines pour une meilleure résilience face aux catastrophes naturelles dans cinq municipalités côtières touchées ouragan IRMA Ce projet vise à renforcer le rôle des organisations de la société civile cubaines (OSC) dans la fourniture de services aux populations les plus vulnérables, tout en répondant aux graves dommages causés par l'ouragan dans le secteur agricole. Le projet entend ainsi renforcer la résilience de 16 communautés affectées dans 5 municipalités (3 dans la province de Camagüey et 2 à Villa Clara), par des actions de réhabilitation et de reconstruction agricole
OVOF Movement Building - Kenya Our Voices Our Futures (OVOF) will use capacity-building and convenings among feminist movements to strengthen and build movements within countries and across regions, while also link feminist movements to relevant actors, such as internet rights’ movements, Dutch allies and progressive policymakers. OVOF believes in strengthening movements from within, to create more inclusive, powerful and resilient movements. To influence laws and policies at national and international levels, OVOF sees this as the only sustainable mitigation strategy in relation to the increasing power of anti-rights and anti-gender forces
OVOF Direct Advocacy - Uganda Our Voices Our Futures (OVOF) partners bring extensive experience of lobbying and advocacy at multiple levels to a range of issues connected to gender, sexuality and digital rights. OVOF partners ensure that ground-level evidence and lived realities of structurally silenced women feed directly into lobbying and advocacyat every level and international-level advocacy is translated back into community-level work in the six countries. More international and national-level law and policymakers need to acknowledge and address the issue of growing authoritarianism (and its impact on civic space, democracy and the lives of structurally silenced women) and the increasing influence of anti-gender and anti-rights actors within international and national policy and legal spaces. Key Dutch actors will be mobilised to collaborate with and support Women Human Rights Defenders, LBT activists and sex workers’ rights movements by creating and opening spaces for their participation in international processes such as the Commission on the Status of Women and the Human Rights Council so that their voices will be heard.
OVOF Use of Arts Media and Culture - Uganda Our Voices Our Futures (OVOF) partners bring extensive experience of lobbying and advocacy at multiple levels to a range of issues connected to gender, sexuality and digital rights. OVOF partners ensure that ground-level evidence and lived realities of structurally silenced women feed directly into lobbying and advocacyat every level and international-level advocacy is translated back into community-level work in the six countries. More international and national-level law and policymakers need to acknowledge and address the issue of growing authoritarianism (and its impact on civic space, democracy and the lives of structurally silenced women) and the increasing influence of anti-gender and anti-rights actors within international and national policy and legal spaces. Key Dutch actors will be mobilised to collaborate with and support Women Human Rights Defenders, LBT activists and sex workers’ rights movements by creating and opening spaces for their participation in international processes such as the Commission on the Status of Women and the Human Rights Council so that their voices will be heard.
Love Alliance Activity - Burundi Grantmaking to movements and communities of PLHIV/LGBTIQ/SW and PWUD in Burundi towards the protection, promotion and fulfillment of their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) by contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 and 5 and result areas 4 and 1 of the Dutch MoFA SRHR strategy.
Love Alliance Activity - Uganda Grantmaking to movements and communities of PLHIV/LGBTIQ/SW and PWUD in Uganda towards the protection, promotion and fulfillment of their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) by contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 and 5 and result areas 4 and 1 of the Dutch MoFA SRHR strategy.
2.2.1 Grant making - strategic resourcing to community organizations in four countries 2.2.1 Strategic resourcing to enable community organizations working on violence faced by LBT*people and sex workers to undertake emergency assistance, security preparedness and develop long term security solutions
Love Alliance Sub-regional Activities -East Africa Grantmaking to movements and communities of PLHIV/LGBTIQ/SW and PWUD in East Africa towards the protection, promotion and fulfillment of their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) by contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 and 5 and result areas 4 and 1 of the Dutch MoFA SRHR strategy.