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WAVE- Empowering left behind Minority Communities The project “Empowering left behind minority communities to effectively participate in the development process of Bangladesh” is aimed to empower local minority rights CSOs and networks in Bangladesh to effectively engage with left behind communities and enable their participation in local governance and development process. Duration of the project is January 2021-June 2024. The project specifically wants to build the capacity of local and national minority rights CSOs and networks and ensure a conducive and enabling environment to promote socio-economic rights and structured participation of women and girls, transgender community and people with disability.
Hewlett Sierra Leone BAN Supporting BAN to undertake gender-just macroeconomic policy advocacy with the Sierra Leone government, raise awareness and capacity about gender-just macroeconomic policymaking, and participate in learning.
Global Fund TB/HIV Epidemic Control Project - Northern Region Train household volunteers to enhance their capacity in active case-finding (incl. incentive) Joint Parliamentary TB Caucus and civil society national TB conference Technical core group meetings to address human rights and gender-based responses to TB Train sputum collection volunteers to build their capacity (incl. bicycle repair and maintenance) Provide district-level on-site supportive supervision to sputum collection volunteers SR Quarterly Programs Supervision visits to project sites
Code 1 - Support building community resilience against climate change in Badghis province This project is funded from Code-1 under climate chagne adaptation.
Strengthening Ties amongst Syrian Civil Society The intended objective of the proposed project is:  
 
Syrian civil society actors across geographical areas and sectors come together to learn, exchange and coordinate themselves to engage with wider stakeholders and advocate for the rights of Syrians.  
 
This is done by enhancing the linkages through two networks, SCNP in amplifying the voice of Syrian civil society.
Projet Code 1 Résilience Communautaire dans le Secteur Agrosylvopastoral dans la commune de Arbollé To improve the agro-sylvopastoral productive capital of women, youth, vulnerable households including host households and IDPs in order to ensure the food and nutritional security of grassroots communities - Provision of small equipment for the recovery of degraded land (shovels + picks + gloves + brush), improved seed varieties, small ruminants, unconditional cash - Training/coaching of producers on agricultural technologies for climate change adaptation (CES-DRS): To Promote economic empowerment of women and youth through job creation in the ASP value chains and social promotion and cohesion - Training and equipment for soap making, Training in entrepreneurship / conducting Income Generating Activities (IGA) - Sensitization on social cohesion and living together and measures against COVID 19. - 19. Hold information meetings on the principles of safeguarding, the code of conduct in the villages of intervention
Emergency Lifesaving and food security support to drought and conflict affected communities in Tigray Region, Ethiopia The Food Crisis Response Project in the Tigray region aims to address the food crisis by providing essential assistance to vulnerable households. This includes the purchase of edible oil and wheat flour for 2500 households, benefiting a total of 11,250 individuals, specifically mothers and children under the age of five in central Zone, Endaba-Tsahma woreda and Eastern Zone Atsbi weredas. For the edible oil, each person will receive 0.45 kg per person for a duration of three months. This will be distributed to pregnant and lactating women (PLW) and children under the age of five, following a participatory selection process at the community level. Similarly, for wheat flour, each person will receive 15 kg for one month. The distribution will prioritize PLW and children under the age of five, with the selection process also being participatory and community-based. 
Additionally, the project includes the provision of multipurpose cash assistance through Awash International Bank for 700 households. Each beneficiary will receive 9200 birr for a period of two months. These interventions aim to provide immediate support to vulnerable households, ensuring access to essential food items and financial assistance during the food crisis in the Tigray region.
RADA_Women Economic Epowerment Collaboration with two private sector organisations – Orange Mobile Network and the Rokel Commercial Bank - to introduce the use of mobile money platforms in these communities. The ability to safely store, send and transact money will have a huge difference on the lives of rural families - make payments faster, more convenient, more secure and more accessible to a greater number of senders and recipients
Humanitarian Response to Communities Affected by Violent Conflicts in Mangu and Riyom LGAs of Plateau State The project aims to provide rapid humanitarian response to under-reported humanitarian crisis affecting over 22 communities currently residing 4 IDP camps in Riyom and Mangu LGAs of Plateau. The response is designed to provide lifesaving assistance to 700 households displaced from their communities of origin. Sectoral response include multi-purpose cash, NFIs (contributed by local partner), WaSH and Protection (PSS and SGBV response).
Enhancing Climate Change Adaptation and Sustainable Energy in Kenya and Kajiado County The project seeks to enhance local climate change adaptation actions and access to sustainable energy in Kenya and Kajiado County through empowering women and other marginalized groups while fostering dialogue with power holders. The project also aims at building and strengthening grassroot movements that will advocate and lobby for just energy transition, sustained climate action while holding duty bearers accountable to realize climate justice among the marginalized and most vulnerable community members. At different levels, participatory research will be undertaken to understand drivers limiting local adaptation strategies taking into consideration the on-going initiatives such as the devolved climate financing, climate smart agriculture among others. Qualitative and quantitative approaches tailoring possible remedies to inefficiencies including development of software/app that would aid in early warning and weather information translation for decision making will inform next steps. In the case of influencing power dimensions for women representation and other marginalized groups taking up positions of leadership, sundry strategies will be devised during project inception phase and will explore dialogue with local leadership at ward, sub-county, county and national assembly’s levels including budgeting committees. These will include influencing existing legislations, leveraging on policy moments and processes as well as using local voices to articulate for equality/climate change justice and equity responsive policies, action plans, legislations etc. Community mobilizations will be key to ensure strong local movements through strategies that promote collaboration and shared value among communities, private and civil society organizations. Private sector collaborations in this case will be key towards realization of intended climate responsive actions such as weather-based insurance, provision of quality renewable energy products and fostering partnerships with the local community institutions and government to create sustainability.
Reinforcement de la Resilience et des Systèmes de Subsistance Durable des Petits Exploitants Agricoles au Kasaï Il s’agit d’u projet d’appui aux 4000 petits producteurs agricoles regroupés au sein de 53 Organisations paysannes dans les 4 Aires de santé de la zone de santé de Kamuesha. C’est projet conjoint entre PAM et la FAO et qui est implémenté directement par Christian Aid et aura comme 
2.1 Objectif général
Ce projet a pour but de contribuer à le renforcement de la résilience communautaire et des systèmes de subsistance durables des petites exploitants agricoles dans la province du Kasaï d’ici fin 2023.   
2.2. Objectif spécifique attendue
Le développement d’une chaine de valeur agricole renforcé a permis d’amélioré les pratiques  de gestion après-récolte équitables et climate smarts pour au moins 4000 petite exploitants agricoles et leur accès aux marchés dans la ZS de Kamwesha, Territoire de Kamonia dans la Province du Kasai, d’ici fin 2023
2.3 Produits escomptés 
Produit 1: Les petits exploitants agricoles sont organisés et structurés en unions d’OP et arrivent à fournir des services adéquats à leurs membres ;
Produit 2: Les capacités techniques et opérationnelles des unions d’OP sont renforcées dans les domaines de la gestion organisationnelle et la gouvernance, la gestion post-récolte, la transformation, le marketing et commercialisation ;
Produit 3: Les communautés bénéficiaires sont mobilisées pour prendre des mesures visant à atténuer les conflits et à promouvoir la cohésion sociale, l'égalité des sexes, la protection de l’environnement, la paix et la réconciliation.
HONDURAS AID -  Anticipatory action for ENSO El Niño in the Dry Corridor of Honduras The project will enhance anticipatory mechanisms for over 100 families (500 people) situated in the Dry Corridor area of Honduras, promoting their food security and resilience to climate change through integrated production processes.
Results:
Implementation of irrigation systems to bolster the agricultural capacities of 42 families situated in critical areas for food production.
Strengthening of Seven (7) Community Basic Grain Reserve Banks as part of a comprehensive Community Food Security Strategy.
The proposed activities are: 
Organization of groups and production areas. 
Purchase of silos and basic grains for storage.  
Purchase of seeds, seedlings, and tools. 
Establishment of productive plots. 
Installation of solar-powered drip irrigation.  
Generation of climate information through networks of climate observers to program planting times to have greater production/monitoring of ENSO El Niño.
Technical assistance 
MEL
The project works under the early warning of Drought due to ENSO El Niño 2023 – 2024. 
 
The project focuses on the anticipatory actions for the drought that currently remains in the dry corridor area of Honduras, due to the establishment of the ENSO El Niño phenomenon (a result of climate change).  This drought has generated a water deficit that makes it difficult and impossible to produce food in quantity and quality of nutrition for these communities, pests, and diseases in crops due to high temperatures, deterioration of health and everything associated with severe malnutrition of the population. The most affected by this drought are women, children, and adults, who are affected by the reduction in their diet and possible famine in the area (in summer).
Community-based networking for improvement of reproductive health and family planning services access “Tuvyiteho ” The project will be focused on creating a solid network of local actors, strengthen their capacity in SRH/FP and the monitoring of their activity which will be more based on action plans and advocacy. The theory of Change is based on the strength of the networking. Christian Aid also recognizes the role of faith leaders in influencing decision making around FP in challenging cultural norms and supporting women and men to make healthier reproductive choices for themselves and their families. The project also looks to address issue of unwanted pregnant among youth, considered that there are many youths association and structures that works separately, this project will involve them by making a network of engaged youth and include in their agenda the SRH aspect.
The goal of the project is to contribute to improve reproduction health and family planning in the community through networking of actors in Rutana province.
The project has three outcomes: 
Outcomes 1. Increased engagement of community-based actors in SRH and FP 
Outcomes 2. Local health system is strengthened in SRH/FP services. 
Outcomes 3. Young people are well informed on SRH to prevent unwanted pregnant.
PROTECT L&D-Promoting Resilience and Outreach for Community  Transformation with Loss and Damage Schemes The proposed project "Promoting Resilience and Outreach for Community Transformation with Loss and Damage Mitigation" project aims to address and mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change-induced loss and damage, adopting a comprehensive approach that integrates economic and non-economic dimensions. The project unfolds through a series of strategic activities to mitigate the climate-induced loss and damage and enhance the adaptive capacity of marginalized communities in the south-west coastal region. The project recognizes the critical role of agriculture in the community's livelihood and addresses the aftermath of cyclone Amphan by promoting climate-smart agriculture. By addressing both economic and non-economic aspects of loss and damage, the project seeks to empower communities to build resilience, ensuring sustainable development in the face of climate change impacts.
 
Goal: Strengthening community resilience and response mechanisms in the face of unavoidable climate change impacts through locally led initiatives.
Overall Objective: Empowering communities to respond to economic & and non-economic loss and damage including future probabilities due to unavoidable impacts of climate change by locally led resilience-building actions.
Outcomes: The project anticipates several outcomes:
Outcome 1: Improved resilience among vulnerable families through the provision of compensation for the loss and damage of their assets.
Outcome 2: Enhanced preparedness and resilience in beneficiaries, empowering them to manage and mitigate future loss and damage effectively.
Outcome 3: Successful implementation of grassroot-level projects in vulnerable areas, fostering resilience and sustainable development.
Small Holder Farmers Agriculture Market Support Initiative THIS PROJECT IS STILL ACTIVE AND ALL CORRESPONDENCES SHOULD CONTINUE!!
CAID proposes to support targeted farmers for increased production of sorghum, millet with the application of aflasafe by working with farmers who have potentials to produce more for market. These farmers will also be supported to strengthen their ability to reduce post-harvest losses. Producing for the market will enable selling of what is produced and increase incomes for the target groups. This will ensure such targeted groups of households become productive members of their host communities and participate in furthering their common resilience, socio-economic growth, and development in Northeast Nigeria.
Tax Justice Network Africa Core 2022 24 TJN-A was established by CA to support campaigning and advocacy on tax justice across the African continent
ECHO 2023 (Réponse multisectorielle aux besoins urgents des populations ...) Le présent projet intitule « Réponse multisectorielle aux besoins urgents des populations affectées par les crises sécuritaire et climatique dans la région du Sahel, au Burkina Faso » est un projet d’urgence qui vise à améliorer la situation alimentaire des ménages PDI et hôtes vulnérables bénéficiaires, ainsi que la prévention de la malnutrition dans la population des 0 – 23 mois, respectivement par des distribution de vivres en nature (car le cash transfert est interdit dans cette région) et de distribution de farine infantile enrichie.
Livelihood Pathway through digital access- Aid Comilla The project “Livelihood Pathway through Digital Access" is aimed to build the capacity of potential entrepreneurs and groups in e-commerce, to create market access for entrepreneurs and connect with e-commerce associations and networks and youth development initiatives. Duration of the project is June 2023-August 2024 (15 months). This project is being implementing by Aid Comilla in Kurigram and the project will work with 70 female and male (80/20%) aged between 18-50, different relevant stakeholders.
Survival Assistance for Cyclone REMAL Affected Families in the Coastal Districts (SARA)_NGF The aim of the Survival Assistance for Cyclone Remal Affected Families in the Coastal Districts (SARA) project is to provide immediate relief and facilitate the recovery of communities affected by Cyclone Remal in the coastal regions of Bangladesh. The project focuses on the most vulnerable and heavily affected regions, including Khulna, Bagerhat, Satkhira, Patuakhali, and Pirojpur. These areas were selected due to their significant impact from the cyclone and relatively lower levels of funding received.
 
To address the immediate needs of the affected populations, the project prioritizes several key interventions. Multi-purpose cash grants will be provided to allow affected families to prioritize their most urgent needs, whether for food, shelter repair, or other essentials. Food aid support will be provided through community kitchens to prevent hunger and malnutrition, ensuring that displaced families have access to basic nutrition. Customized hygiene and dignity kits will be distributed to help maintain personal hygiene and prevent disease outbreaks, particularly among women and girls who face additional challenges during emergencies. Additionally, awareness sessions will be conducted to promote basic hygiene and prevent water-borne diseases post-cyclone.
RE-DECOLER pour mieux reconstruire le Burkina Faso Il va s’agir de : * faire une étude sur évaluation des mesures de relance envisagées par le gouvernement en lien avec le COVID 19 à la suite de la suspension de la dette par le CIFOEB ; * Le consortium d'OSC sous le leadership du SPONG va produire une stratégie de communication et de plaidoyer assorti d’un plan d’actions pour permettre un contrôle citoyen sur les mesures prises par le gouvernement et l’exercice de redevabilité du gouvernement vis-à-vis des contribuables . * Les OSCs conduiront les actions de communication, de plaidoyer et de redevabilité.
Gender and Development Network CORE 2022 - 2024 1. Support collaborative action to advance gender justice and women's rights within UK development policy based on evidence and analysis from within the Network.
2. Strengthen NGO practice, policy and advocacy for gender justice and women's rights by facilitating analysis, collaborative action and through shared learning.
3. Promote a feminist, anti-racist and decolonisation agenda within the sector
SWEET POTATO COMMERCIALIZATION IN LIGHT OF CLIMATE CHANGE (SPCCC) The project seeks to impact on the households by supporting and enhancing access to sustainable markets through sweet potato commercialization and value addition hence increasing household incomes and food security. The project will be implemented in Kakamega County building on work done in pilot phase in Mumias East and Mumias West Sub-counties where 1200 small holder farmers were reached on production and marketing as direct beneficiaries drawn from 2 wards (Mumias East- Lusheya Lubinu Ward and Mumias West-Etenje Ward). Current project will focus on enhancing the capacity of newly developed farmers’ cooperative to be able to offer extension services, aggregate and sustainably trade with other SMEs on behalf of farmers. 2400 new small holder farmers will be profiled by the cooperative (for ownership) targeting the 3 neighboring sub-counties of Butere, Matungu and Navakholo. Each sub-county will have satellite aggregation canters with management committees in place who will be capacity build on both conventional and Digital marketing. Aggregation canters will absorb other crops/produce apart from the lead product, sweet potatoes. For enhanced awareness, local media will be used to reach out to wider audience.
Sweet potato being a traditional and a pro poor value chain/crop for the communities in these regions, the project will aspire to introduce new youth friendly green opportunities alongside the chain nodes such as. 
• commercial contractual production of clean planting materials (Vines), 
• Sweet potatoes as a cover crop within legume/grain crops such as maize 
• Sweet potatoes for fodder-Silage making from the vines at the end of the season,
• commercial sweet potatoes chipping targeting flour market.
 To enhance productivity, the project will also implement climate resilient interventions focusing on some of principles of agroecology with on-farm demonstration. These new youth friendly green opportunities will enhance youth and women participation in the project.  
To spur new horizon for the chain and untapped potential, the project will be keen on hosting first ever National Sweet potatoes conference targeting all players in the chain and Agri-system at large.
SCLR Phase 3, Year 2 The project’s primary goal is to support grassroots community organisations (CBOs) and self-help groups (SHGs) within communities affected by the violence in the Port-au-Prince Metropolitan area, the chronic migration issues at the DR/HT border, the climate vulnerability and the livelihood insecurity. 
 
The project objective is to utilize the SCLR approach to adopt more sustainable practices and mitigate the impacts of anthropogenic activities on their environment and livelihoods in Cornillon and Belladères, respectively West and Central departments of Haiti. This initiative aims to address immediate needs and enhance community preparedness and resilience against future disasters.
 
The project aims to directly assist at least 100 vulnerable families, comprising approximately 500 individuals, by providing direct funding to CBOs/Self-Help Groups for the implementation of their priority initiatives within their respective communities. These families will be identified among the IDPs and vulnerable communities dependent on cross-border trade and employment opportunities.
 
Identified vulnerable and marginalized groups include people living with disabilities, single mothers, older individuals lacking family support, and families living below the poverty line.
 
The F&R will be from 24 June 2024 to 31 December 2024 for a total budget of USD 26,342.89.
MUJER & CC - Rural Women Mobilise Processes of Adaptation to Climate Change in Colombia The main objective of the project is to increase the resilience of families and their productive units, with an agro-ecological approach, reducing climate vulnerability by initiating a pilot process of community climate monitoring and the implementation of a basket of adaptation and mitigation technologies involving: biodigesters, productive roofs, septic tanks, water reservoirs, rainwater harvesting, composting and productive diversification to improve food security and quality of life, especially for women.   
It contributes directly to overcoming poverty by increasing the resilience of poor rural communities, especially those vulnerable to climate change. It especially engages women, who are the most marginalised among the excluded population, to position them as community leaders with management and advocacy skills.  
To achieve the objective, we will strengthen the organisational, technical, climate monitoring, productive and market capacities of rural families linked to the Association of Rural Women of San Gil and the Ecomercado for climate change adaptation and food security. 
The strategy proposed for the achievement of the objective includes the components of training from the Agroecological Peasant School with its dialogue of knowledge; technical assistance with agroecological promoters with the farmer-to-farmer methodology and learning by doing; seed capital for the implementation of the basket of low-cost technologies and organisational strengthening. 
The sustainability of the project is related to the strengthening of the capacities of the organisations in the knowledge and implementation of sustainable technologies that strengthen the peasant economy (knowledge, production, marketing); as well as the generation of instruments, equipment, infrastructure, methodologies, protocols, that allow them to strengthen their training and empowerment processes.