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Saving lives and enhancing food security with a specific focus on IDPs and returnees through multi-purpose cash. The action builds on accelerating localization through a multi-sectoral approach designed by a consortium of three national and two international organizations that champions the Charter4Change. The action targets 26,265 of the most vulnerable girls, boys, women, and men in Ulang, Fashoda (Upper Nile), Ayod (Jonglei), Leer (Unity) and Pibor Administrative Area (PAA). In addition to being IPC4+, locations are selected based on the most critical needs including three criteria – returnee hotspots, prone to flooding, and/or impacted by conflict and thereby with critical immediate basic needs. Furthermore, final selection of locations has been done in consultation with other cash actors' operation in South Sudan and the CCD to avoid duplication and ensure alignment and complementarity. Acknowledging the cost effectiveness and efficiency of MPCT to target multi-sectoral needs coupled with dignity for affected people, the action aims to provide a life-saving holistic approach to humanitarian cash-based response where MPCT (result 1) which is complemented by protection efforts to address GBV and child protection concerns (result 2). The specific objective of the action is to contribute to improved food security, increase general protection services for vulnerable people. The action targets 20,802 with MPCT,10,098 people with protection. The action leverages the longstanding collaboration between national partners, DCA and CA, deeply rooted within the communities, with years of experience implementing the proposed activities, being frontrunners on the localization agenda and implementing innovative approaches to humanitarian aid, challenging the notion of “business as usual”.
La ciudadanía del nororiente promueve la defensa y cumplimiento de los derechos a la paz y la justicia climática. The project called "Citizenship of Northeastern Colombia promotes the defence and fulfilment of the rights to peace and climate justice" to be implemented in the departments of Santander, Magdalena Medio and Catatumbo regions, defined the target group as victims, peasants, citizens of urban centers and organisational processes accompanied by the Luis Carlos Pérez Lawyers' Collective Corporation (CCALCP). To advance in the materialisation of the public policy set out in the Peace Agreement by state institutions, based on the demands of victims, peasant farmers and civil society in the implementation of points 1, 3, 4 and 5 to confront violence and build peace in territories where the conflict continues. To make progress with communities and the final consumer population in climate justice through access to justice and judicial decisions for the adoption of conservation measures by environmental authorities in favour of the rights to water and the enjoyment of a healthy environment.
Nawiri na Haki  (Enhancing Gender Justice and Resilience of Women in Nairobi County) CREAW seeks to increase the voice and agency of women and girls living in informal settlements of Nairobi county to address gender based violence and eliminate inequalities that deprive women and girls of basic rights and opportunities. The project seeks to enhance gender justice for women and girls by amplifying opportunities for women and girls to thrive in Nairobi, specifically in the informal settlement of Kibra and Embakasi Sub Counties (Kibra and Mukuru Kwa Reuben). CREAW understands that gender inequality violates women’s and girls’ rights, constrains their choices and voices and impacts negatively on their ability to fully participate in and benefit from development processes. CREAW will therefore enhance capacities of communities to understand their rights and responsibilities with specific focus on prevention of gender based violence. Where abuse is reported, the project will link survivors community structures to service providers for support as part of secondary prevention. Further support will include direct support with legal and psychosocial services using the CREAW national hotline 0800720186. CREAW will ensure that in all activities 70% of the participants farmers will be women and 30% men. Beneficiaries to be enjoined in the project will factor inclusivity with involvement of persons with disability, young women and girls at risk of SGBV. Specific interventions will include enhancing capacities of community structures to respond to cases of violation workings as paralegals in the communities, and support community conversations to change negative social norms. Sessions will be held with women only, men only and also joint sessions where men and women will engage collectively to find ways of addressing deeply rooted instances of abuse. Community stakeholders including cultural leaders, faith leaders and government will also be reached to build their capacity to understand existing legal frameworks and ways in which they can support those living in poverty to access justice. A critical intervention will be to support multisectoral engagements that bring together influential leaders so that they can work collectively to address cases of abuse. Given the high numbers of SGBV cases involving adolescent girls in the areas, members of the county technical working group and community structures will have their capacity enhanced to increase utilization of the referral pathway and support survivors using a survivor centred approach
FLER2: Myanmar First Line Emergency Response Mechanism – Phase 2 UMMGAA ( Year3) In this FLER 2 and 3 Programme is led by NRC and Christian Aid is one of the consortium members with 4 local implementing partners such as PDI-Kintha, UMMGAA, PSSAG and LRC covering the locations in Rakhine state, Sagaing and Magway regions where PDI-Kintha and PSSAG will implement in Rakhine, LRC and UMMGAA will implement in Sagaing and Magway regions. Each local partner have also their downstream CSOs partners respectively in each region and state. 
FLER is designed to contribute to a wider humanitarian response, aligned with the 2022 HRP strategic objective 1, targeted towards those directly impacted Newly Internally Displaced People by the effects of conflict and natural disaster and the essential support that they require, and captures the highly localized nature of the response needed to strengthen this work.
Incidencia y Contraloría Social para el Fortalecimiento de la acción comunitaria Fortalecer en el ámbito local una ciudadanía activa fundamentada en una cultura basada en los valores democráticos y una cultura de derecho en contraposición de la cultura del favor; en las prácticas de conquista de los derechos basada en la capacidad de propuesta y negociación en sustitución de la práctica delegativa de poder; en el principio y práctica de la solidaridad como superación del asistencialismo y la caridad; en las prácticas buena relación entre Estado y ciudadanía y las prácticas de buena gobernanza.
La paz avanza con garantías de los DDHH y el fortalecimiento de la democracia The project will be aimed at guaranteeing the fulfilment of the CCEEU's mandate to contribute to the defence and strengthening of the social rule of law: i) the promotion of tools for the enforceability of guarantees for human rights leaders and defenders; ii) progress in the formulation of public policies and mechanisms to guarantee human rights; iii) the generation of mechanisms to monitor the implementation of policies related to comprehensive protection and guarantees for social protest; Fight against impunity: (i) supporting and backing the Integral System of Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-Repetition (SIVJRNR), a product of the Final Peace Agreement; (ii) the promotion of complementary initiatives that contribute to truth, justice and guarantees of non-repetition of HRDs violations and socio-political violence; iii) the visibilisation and analysis of territorial Human Rights issues; iv) Strengthen the visibilisation of women's Human Rights issues and those of the LGBT population in terms of impunity; Peacebuilding and negotiated solutions to the armed conflict: (i) develop effective mechanisms for monitoring the implementation of the Peace Agreement, with a comprehensive look at its impacts on HRDs; (ii) participate in mechanisms tending towards the search for political negotiation mechanisms for overcoming the armed conflict; (iii) promote the generation of humanitarian pacts or agreements in the regions; (iv) have an impact on guaranteeing the rights of victims.
Triple nexus west Africa  SOS International Burkina Faso Le projet a pour but de contribuer à accélérer la coopération et la résilience pour relever les défis liés aux ressources naturelles dans les zones frontalières fragiles et touchées par les conflits (ACRE) en utilisant  des approches humanitaires, de développement et de consolidation de la paix  
Pour cela, il vise à Renforcer le leadership, l’action et la capacité d’adaptation des communautés marginalisées pour se relever pacifiquement et s’adapter aux défis liés aux ressources naturelles dans les régions frontalières en utilisant des approches humanitaires, de développement et de consolidation de la paix (HDP Nexus)
Promoting Accountability and Citizens Engagement (PACE) The Project Promoting Accountability and Citizens Engagement (PACE): Strengthening Women's Participation in Politics and Governance Phase III Project works to empower women within the Sixteen Districts of Sierra Leone to increase their participation in politics and governance at National Level. This project will consider two main outputs for success: O1: Outcome 1.2 Enhance Women’s Voice and Agency through Women in Governance Networks in all Districts; 02: Outcome 2.3 Increase Women Participation in Political Governance for Social Self-determination. 
A multi-stakeholder approach is adopted to achieve outputs: i) work with women networks, female councillors and MPs to represent the voices of women and to drive changes through transforming institutions and processes, ii) strengthen and support women networks to mobilize women groups and their allies to work with a collective voice to ensure the inclusion of women in policy planning and implementation, iii) mobilize and educate men, women, and political parties leaders and members on gender and inclusion for effective participation in politics and governance by women, iv) partners with district/city councils, CSOs and line ministries to promote gender equality and women's participation in politics and governance: women in each of these governing structures will demand for change to create environments that are gender-sensitive; and integrate the  media in significant activities on an ongoing basis to serve as a vital catalyst for the popularization and mobilization on gender issues at all level by reporting on injustice, inequality and providing the space and platform for women to be confidently empowered champions of their rights at National Level.
ZPP - Strengthening Civil Society Engagement and Participation in Zimbabwe ZPP works to attain sustainable peace in Zimbabwe where there is peace, justice, dignity and development for all. This is through monitoring, documentation, advocacy and community peace building interventions with members and partners. The organisation mainstreams disability, gender, safeguarding and monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning.  The work of ZPP is guided by the following four strategic drivers: To contribute towards building a Zimbabwean citizenry that demands Human Rights accountability - ZPP focuses on the monitoring and documentation of human rights violations and works with 470 community-based monitors. They monitor the whole spectrum of human rights violations that include civil, political, social, economic and cultural rights. The monitoring work is evidence based, triangulated and verified through ZPPs three-tier verification protocol and by other like-minded and community-based organisations (CBOs) and civil society organisations (CSOs) nationwide. The violation reports are collated to produce a Monthly Monitoring Reporting (MMR) which is a flagship product of the organization. Supplementary to the MMR, the organization also generates other advocacy publications informed by the monitoring reports from the monitors. These reports are but not limited to, fact sheets, position papers, special reports, discussion papers, weekly editions to mention a few.
Buen vivir y paz desde la agroecología, con comunidades campesinas en Santander Comunidades campesinas de nueve municipios de Santander, 4 de ellos como nuevos objetivos de esta propuesta, reclaman sus derechos e implementan procesos de transición agroecológica para lograr un buen vivir con equidad social, igualdad, redistribución, reciprocidad, sostenibilidad, libertad, democracia y participación, contribuyendo a la paz. A este objetivo se vinculan 445 personas, 230 personas con las que ya se viene realizando un proceso con anterioridad en los municipios de Tona, Matanza, Rionegro, Charta y Suratá; y en esta nueva etapa se vinculan a 215 personas en los municipios de Piedecuesta, San Gil, Bucaramanga y Lebrija donde la mayoría son mujeres y jóvenes campesinos, quienes desarrollarán actividades que contribuyan y garanticen: i) Fortalecimiento de capacidades y habilidades para consolidar un buen vivir desde la agroecología, una mayor apropiación del territorio y el desarrollo de proyectos sostenibles que les permitan tener medios de vida; ii) Empoderamiento económico de las mujeres por medio de la agroecología para disminuir inequidad y aumentar su participación en la toma de decisiones al interior de las familias y en las comunidades; iii) Fortalecimiento de capacidades y habilidades de líderes y lideresas que mejoren gobernanza e incidencia; iv) Participación en las plataformas ciudadanas para la defensa del agua, los territorios y el Páramo Santurbán; v) Consolidación de redes, alianzas e intercambios para visibilizar y promover el proceso agroecológico como estrategia de buen vivir. Así mismo, este proyecto está enfocado en tejer alianzas con las distintas copartes de CA, promoviendo el aprendizaje colaborativo para cualificar nuestro quehacer, así como con el equipo de Christian aid para fortalecer los procesos institucionales internos.
Acompañamiento integral a personas, organizaciones, y comunidades defensoras de DDHH en territorios de Colombia The project seeks organisational strengthening, comprehensive protection and the promotion of (self-) care actions for human rights defenders, especially women, ethnic and peasant communities and environmental defenders, in contexts of structural impunity and violations of the rule of law, aggravated by the environmental crisis in the regions of Colombia. PBI's accompaniment not only protects members of the organisations we accompany, but everyone in the communities and regions where we are indirectly present. This comprehensive accompaniment is fundamental for communities and organisations to be able to develop peacebuilding initiatives and projects in defence of human rights in a protected space. We also seek to make these initiatives and the situation of their promoters visible at a national and international level in order to achieve sustained support for them.
Our integral protection model is based on 4 complementary work axes: 1) the physical accompaniment and international observation of accompanied people and processes to generate safe working spaces; 2) the work of interlocution with Colombian civil and military entities at the national and regional level to convey concerns about the situation of our accompanied and accompanied people; and interlocution with allied and support network actors in the United States, Europe and Colombia, to support requests for the protection of accompanied people and communities, and to generate international pressure with the aim of achieving full respect for human rights; 3) the production and dissemination of communication materials to make visible and inform about the risks faced by human rights defenders; and 4) the reconstruction of the social fabric through the promotion and facilitation of spaces for meeting and collective construction of organised civil society, based on a comprehensive protection approach that includes security (physical and digital) and psychosocial support.
Providing Alternatives to Conflict in Cattle Settlement Communities (PACSC) The aim of this project is consistent with the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 16- Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. It seeks to contribute to strengthening rights holders and duty bearers’ participation to enhance sustainable co-existence between crop farmers and herders in cattle settlement communities in Sierra Leone. The project also builds the Community Action Group’s (CAG)[1]capacity to deliver results by deriving and disseminating lessons learned from NMJD’s experience in delivering the Promoting Sustainable Co-Existence and Healthy Living Conditions project funded by Irish Aid Programme Grant through Christian Aid – Sierra Leone to other 4 districts in Sierra Leone namely, Falaba, Koinadugu, Tonkilili and Bombali[2]. 


[1] CAGs are community –based established to tackle conflict and build peace in Lei Chiefdom. They comprise, women, youth, cattle rearers crop farmers and  local chiefs especially the section and town chiefs.


[2] These districts have been targeted because they are closer to Kono-the pilot district. The districts also have very active cattle settlement communities compared to other districts in Sierra Leone.
Congcoop: Fortaleciendo la organización comunitaria y esfuerzos de adaptación climática en Guatemala This is a two-component project, the first consists of strategies to influence the public policy process at the national and local levels, with the aim of generating legal frameworks and social programs that protect human rights and have an inclusive perspective. Advocacy efforts at the national level occur in Congress, specifically in the Finance and Currency Commission, and in the Agriculture Commission; and within the Government, with the Ministries of Agriculture and Public Health. At the local level, the incidence is carried out in two municipalities in the department of Sololá, but also working in strengthening community organizing and social audit efforts review the design and execution of municipal budgets.
The second major component of this project is adaptation to climate change through the dissemination and strengthening of agroecological practices in the northern transversal strip of Guatemala, especially focused on the department of Alta Verapaz.
FORTES FORTES is a project to be implemented in 44 municipalities in El Salvador for 3 years, with the objective of developing the capacities of Human Rights Defenders, specifically Water and Youth Defenders; and to develop protection mechanisms for their work.
Lucha contra la impunidad y construcción de paz con justicia social en Colombia This project seeks to join forces in the fight against impunity by making state criminality visible, identifying the differential impacts of socio-political violence and socio-environmental and ecological conflicts before national and international bodies. Promoting the clarification of the historical and judicial truth about political violence. 
Regarding the work in territorial defence and the fight against the climate crisis, the project seeks the activation of justice in national and international jurisdiction in the face of human, territorial and environmental rights violations against communities, the strengthening of knowledge and skills of organisational processes and communities for the enforceability of collective rights in the protection of territory, health, the environment and nature. 
With regard to work on overcoming conflict and peacebuilding, the aim is to promote institutional reforms that promote a drug policy in accordance with UN guidelines and international standards; the normative implementation of point 1 (rural reform), point 3 (protection guarantees for communities), point 4 (crop substitution) and point 6 (drug policy) of the Peace Agreement, with a comprehensive approach.  Likewise, the promotion of the implementation of the normative and political framework on the comprehensive protection of human rights leaders and defenders and their work in defence of human rights and advocacy and communication actions to increase national and international social support for human rights leaders and defenders and the right to social protest.
With regard to the strengthening of the communications strategy, the project contemplates a long-range, public, popular, alternative and digital communications strategy through constant publications on CAJAR's social networks, press releases aimed at national and international media, interviews with the media, updates to the website and distribution of educational materials for the communities in the territory.
Becas El Salvador-Foro Centroamericano de Periodismo 2023 CA apoyará la participación de la Asociación de Periodistas de El Salvador (APES), en el Foro Centroamericano de Periodismo 2023, que se realiza en Antigua Guatemala, evento que reúne lo mejor del periodismo de la región con el fin de desarrollar prácticas periodísticas a partir del intercambio, la formación especializada y la transparencia que el contexto demanda.
Desde APES, se brinda apoyo a periodistas por medio becas de formación que les permitan ser partícipe de estos espacios de reflexión, formación, debates y críticas constructivas de las sociedades de la región. Las actividades a realizar están orientadas a fortalecer las capacidades de la comunidad de periodistas, por lo que se han incluido en este encuentro a participantes que sean representativos de la comunidad de periodística y medios de todo el país.
Las y los periodistas podrán acceder a los diferentes foros abiertos como; La espiral de América; el conjuro de la memoria: recordar para no repetir; Carmen Aristegui entrevistada por Carlos Fernando Chamorro; Tener que llevarte contigo a tu país: periodismo en el exilio; el faro da la cara: lo que siempre quisiste preguntar; Los hijos siguen desapareciendo.
Al ser parte de este evento importante, APES logrará que periodistas puedan adquirir nuevos conocimientos en diferentes áreas y que a la vez les permita reflexionar sobre las realidades en la región, intercambiar sus pensamientos y enriquecer el debate para propiciar la discusión sobre temas que preocupan hoy al gremio periodístico.
El evento se realizará del 25 al 28 de octubre de 2023 en la Ciudad de Antigua, Guatemala. Desde APES se prevé la participación de 20 periodistas salvadoreños con becas completas.