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Relief Support And Prevention of Cholera Outbreak This project is intended to benefit 800 households and 9000 school children people through a response which will provide reliefand support and prevention of further   cholera outbreaks.  Activities are taking place in three areas of the country_ the north eastand the south and the west and will eventually strengthen peoples capacity to address the risks related to cholera by raising awareness of the disease and how it is spreadand rehabilitating and supplying an additional nine cholera treatment units so that people will have easier access to health careand training 30 health workers and providing access to potable water for two thousand citizens and 1800 school pupils.
Operation Ebola Community Cent andHolding_Treat SL Provision of operational support including staff salaries and hazard pay and logistics and rehabilitation and WASH and food for staff and patients and community outreach_ to the GoSL public health system to operate 5 Community Care Centres and 1 Holding Treatment Centre and the Ebola Unit at the Port Loko Government Hospital for 6 months and aiming to reduce Ebola related morbidity and mortality.
DEC Phase 2 People Fleeing Myanmar Appeal The project takes a four-pronged approach for contributing to improved support for children and emergency preparedness among displaced Rohingya populations
and host community adolescent and young boys and girls aged 12-25. The activities are interlinked and build on each other&#58; adolescents and youth have access to safe spaces, needed services, lead community based mitigation
activities and coordination mechanisms are improved.
Strengthening Civil society organisations This is a regional project across 5 countries  in Central America.  It aims to strengthen the regional and national advocacy capacity of CSO networks working on childrens rights at national   regional and international levels so as to have promoted a inclusive democratic culture that ensures effective public policies on children's issues from a rights framework   especially targeting the no violence against children and adolescents in Central America.
WASH Promotion in HawiGudina District W.Hararghe This project will benefit an estimated 7000 people. Through the provision of water systems including the rehabilitation of boreholes the construction of
latrines and community training and awareness raising we will increase access to safe water and improve sanitation. By building the capacity of local government and designated well caretakers we can make a difference in the long term.
Enhancing Community Resilience and Sustainability (ECRAS) The project aims at increasing the capacities of communities to sustain development gains and achieve improved well being outcomes in the face of shocks and stresses in the districts of Chiredzi and Mwenezi.
Support to KICOSHEP project Increasing access to HIV and AIDS services in Kibera slum and Improving the lives of Grandmothers caring for OVC in Machakos
India DEC Covid19 Response Food Distribution x2 parcels for 8000+ most vulnerable households combined with COVID safety messaging
AidConnect - Innovating Pathways for Employment Inclusion (IPEI) - Bangladesh This project aims to ensure that persons with disabilities have increased wellbeing and inclusion within private sector employment.  Plan International's role in the wider consortium is to lead gender mainstreaming activities to ensure that the project's approach, tools and activities are gender sensitive.
Protection of vulnerable groups during the Ebola outbreak response Impact&#58; to ensure the protection of vulnerable groups during the Ebola outbreak and towards the recovery. Outcome&#58; increased availability of protection services. Output 1&#58; protection actors at national, district and community levels are supported to integrate protection mainstreaming in the emergency response. Output 2&#58; identification of vulnerable groups and individuals, and referrals to services is strengthened. Output 3&#58; essential protection services are provided in the 7 operational districts.
Provision of integrated protection and education services in Ethiopia Providing integrated protection and education services to South Sudanese refugee girls   boys and women  and host communities in Ethiopia
Learning from Irma and Maria: mainstreaming protection and inclusion in Disaster Risk Reduction standards in the Caribbean Principal objective&#58; Mainstreaming protection and inclusion standards in Dominican Republic and Cuba government DRR actions addressing identified gaps in emergency response operations during hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Specific objective
1.	To strengthen targeted in-country National Disaster Management Offices (NDMOs) capacities at local,  national, and regional levels to be better prepared and respond to disasters while safeguarding and protecting those most vulnerable people 

2.	To advocate for the inception of a coordination mechanism between CDEMA and CEPREDENAC to improve conditions of protection and inclusion in humanitarian Caribbean cross-country actions facing multi-hazards 
Result 1&#58; Targeted in country NDMOs have demonstrated strengthened capacity to apply protection and inclusion approaches to protect le the most vulnerable people, taking into account lessons learned from hurricanes Irma and Maria
Result 2&#58; Bi-national and regional permanent mechanism in place for continued learning and scaling up of protection and inclusion standards in cross-country future multi-hazard humanitarian interventions.
DEC COVID: Immediate humanitarian assistance to most affected and vulnerable children, adolescent boys and girls and their caregivers in Ukhiya Upazila This project will remain consistent with Plan International’s global mission to emphasize the needs of women and girls. This project will primarily focus on the host community needs and will be complementary to the existing projects in the camp. 

•	To address child protection concerns, especially for girls and adolescent women Community Based Child Protection (CBCP) committee members, with the support of community volunteers and mentors, will conduct orientation for child and youth safe space management, training on protective and gender-responsive psychosocial support Child protection, Psychological First Aid (PFA), gender equality, SGBV, SRHR for volunteers, PSHEA and Safeguarding and refresher training on safeguarding to 1200 adolescent boys and girls. 
•	Provide age appropriate and gender responsive support for the 1200 children and adolescents (5-9 year, 10-13 year and 14-17 year). 
•	To reduce the further risk of infection and better prepare the community to be able to move around more safely this project will distribute reusable safety face masks to 55,000 beneficiaries in Camp 1E and in two host communities unions Raja Palong and Palong Khali. 
•	Distribute 600 hygiene kits to 200 adolescent girls and boys in Raja Palong and 400 girls and boys in Palong Khali in Ukhiya sub-district. 
•	Provide 448 host community households with unconditional cash transfers (Minimum Emergency Basket grant) for two months. 
•	COVID-19 awareness messaging including adhesive stickers and poster
Providing safe and equitable access to quality and inclusive education in a protective environment for children affected by the conflict in North Eastern Nigeria This is a 12 month project for implementing education in emergencies activities in northeast Nigeria. The project will create access to education for conflict affected children, improve the quality of learning while providing a protective learning environment for children under the do no harm policy. 
To achieve the above project objectives, Plan international will re-establish temporary learning spaces, conduct awareness raising, community mobilisation and other activities to create access while to achieve improved quality, the action will train teachers, provide teacher materials, and in-service and mentorship sessions. The action will also train School Based Management Committees, train learners on life skills, establish and clearly mark gender segregated latrines, incorporate safe schools approach and other interventions in a bid to provide a protective learning environment. 
The proposed action will target children aged 3-6 both boys and girls to benefit from early childhood development (ECD) and children aged 6-17 to benefit from basic education. Both in and out of school children will be targeted through the project with an aim of increasing enrollment, retention as well as increasing school attendance. 
The project will target both host, returnee and IDP communities in the 3 target local government areas of Konduga and Gwoza in Borno state and Madagali in Adamawa state.
Emergency assistance for families affected by the floods in Nepal Following continuous heavy monsoon rainfall from 11 to 13 August, floods and landslides
have seriously affected 28 districts in Nepal, impacting 336,695 households and 1.7million people (IFRC, IRA Report, August 20th, 2017). This is said to be the worst rains Nepal has experienced in 15 years and several of the impacted districts are still to recover from the 2015 earthquake and 2014
flooding. Currently the rainfall has stopped and water levels are receding, however many lands are locked by flooded water and there are significant concerns about the possibility of disease outbreaks. The IRA reported that 141 people have died and 24 are missing.
Plan International has worked in Nepal since 1978 and is present in 7 of the affected districts. The Emergency Response Team has been activated and deployed to the affected areas and a Rapid Needs Assessment (RNA) was conducted from August 13th to 15th in Banke, Bardiya, Sunsari, Morang and
Rautahat districts. As immediate response, Plan International has distributed food and non-food items such as tarpaulin, mattress, blanket and mosquito nets to the affected families.
Nepal’s 2017 Monsoon Floods Response Plan focuses on Immediate Response and
Early Recovery, in four programme areas of work&#58; WASH, Shelter, Protection and Education.
“Integrated Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL), Nutrition and Health Program for vulnerable populations in White Nile State Integrated Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL), Nutrition and Health Program for vulnerable populations in White Nile State
Strengthening protective environment for children in Kassala state To contribute to the protection and safety of children by strengthening child rights focused CSOs and CBOs, as well as child protection structures and services at community and local government levels in Kassala State.
Nepal Earthquake Appeal Improving access to winterisation items, safe construction and health services and recovery of livelihoods for earthquake affected communities.
Emergency response to the address CP needs children and their families in Torit and Pibor counties of Eastern Equatoria and Jonglei States This 12 months’ project is intended to enhanced protective environment for internally displaced boys, girls and communities through child protection interventions in Torit and Pibor Counties of Eastern and, Jonglei States. The expected outcome of this project is to support children and young people at risk of violence, exploitation and abuse, in emergency and non-emergency settings, through integrated basic social services.
Child Protection activities under this project will reach 28,445 persons (2,731 boys, 2,958 girls, 11,833 women)
Partn for Emp of Vuln Girls & Wmen Urban Slum KLA Partnership for Empowerment of Vulnerable Girls and Women in Urban Slums of Kampala City
Mahasen affected HHs reduce food insecurity and rest Provide support to 14403 HHs constituting 31 percent of affected HHs and 100 percent of the total food insecure HHs in 14 unions in 5 sub districts of Barguna and Patuakhali districts.
REACH: Response to the Unmet Humanitarian Needs of the Most Vulnerable Populations in Mindanao and the Visayas Affected by Conflict, Disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic This is a three-month intervention approved by ECHO that was added as a modification from a previous proposal sent to ECHO last June 24, 2021. The modification is being effected through MR3 which outlines the rationale and the cover humanitarian response actions that are being proposed to respond to needs that have recently emerged in the aftermath of Typhoon Rai (locally known as Odette). This is now reflected as Result 7 of this Action and is composed of four key activities pertaining to provision of the following services&#58; WASH, food assistance, shelter NFIs, and emergency health. 

MR 3 (TY Rai)&#58; About 57,750 individuals from municipalities severely affected by TY Odette will be reached by humanitarian actions across the sectors of WASH, FSL, Shelter and Emergency Health. Priority will be given to families that have endured severe losses as a result of total or significant damages to homes and livelihoods and who will likely experience prolonged displacements.


Overall Principal Objective&#58; To contribute to addressing the unmet humanitarian needs and reducing suffering of the most vulnerable, at-risk and underserved populations in Mindanao and other areas in the Philippines affected by conflict, natural hazards and COVID 19 pandemic

Result 7&#58; Access to humanitarian aid provided to families and communities affected by Typhoon Rai (Odette) 

The REACH project is a consortium lead by AAH, together with ACF, CARE, Oxfam GB, Save the Children and Plan International.
REGIONAL DIPECHO IX CENTRAL AMERICA Increasing disaster resilience of children and youth in Central America through Safer Schools ensuring access to education right in emergencies
Cameroon UNICEF CP-WASH Strengthening community-based mechanisms for the prevention of and response to Child Protection and Gender-Based Violence and to improve access to WASH services for conflict-affected populations in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon
Emergency Response to Nimule Post-conflict Displacement - Eastern Equatoria State A 45-day project will help save lives, restore dignity, and lay the foundation for recovery and return of the displaced persons to their areas of origin to sustainably continue with livelihood activities. It will also cover the gap as partners look for further funding for sustainable response. Additionally, Nimule is bordering Uganda and there has been spontaneous Returnees coming in the country through Nimule border point.  These have exerted more pressure on the available limited resources especially health hence tensions between host communities, IDPs and Returnees. This project will support initial humanitarian response, and, beyond 45 days, they can be linked to other longer-term programming focusing on reintegration services for Returnees such as through UNHCR, and peace building initiatives to promote a peaceful co-existence. It is worth mentioning that most of prequalified suppliers in Juba have outlets in Nimule and have capacity to deliver the project supplies within a short period of time. 

Plan International will work with consortium members led by Christian Aid to deliver protection services (CPIE, SRHR, GBV prevention and soft components of WASH) to benefit 4,000 IDPs and Retunees (100 boys, 1200 girls, 800 men, 1,000 women and 100 persons living with disability (50 men and 50 women).
Typhoon Tisoy - START Response CARE, Plan and LCDE are responding to Typhoon Kammuri affected areas in Northern Samar, with the following focus&#58; 
1. CARE, Plan and LCDE will be reaching 6,000 people in three municipalities of Northern Samar, with multi-purpose cash transfer, WASH/hygiene, and protection support;
2. CARE, Plan and LCDE have presence in Northern Samar, including in the affected municipalities, and have the first hand information on the impact of the disaster in the area. CARE and LCDE already provided initial food assistance to the affected communities;
3. The project is building on the existing projects by CARE and Plan, so the existing beneficiary selection indicators and mechanism, community mobilization, cash and hygiene kit distribution mechanism, hygiene promotion, child protection, as well as monitoring and evaluation mechanism will be utilized;
4. Most of the requested funds will be spend on direct project activities, since both CARE and Plan have additional funding available for this typhoon response, thus a big proportion of personnel and administrative costs will be covered from other funds;
5. Both CARE and Plan have hygiene kits and water purification sachets prepositioned in Tacloban and Manila for immediate distributions.
Tindog Kita Project: An APP and CwC common service The project aims to increase accountability of the humanitarian community to Haiyans  affected populations and therefore increase quality and impact of response interventions through use of common approaches for meaningfuland inclusive participationand information provisionand CRMand feedback mechanisms andclosing the feedback loop through better follow upand action and response
Generation of protective communities with a particular focus on people situations of human mobility - PHASE  II This is the second phase of a protection project designed to promote the community's sense of ownership of child protection and co-responsibility that members have in the protection system
Cholera Response in the Far North region of Cameroon A 45 day project to respond to the outbreak of cholera in the Far North of Cameroon.
Youth for Change Youth for Change is inherently youth led, and will work with young people as agents and advocates for positive change relating to GBV, including FGM and CEFM, in their local contexts. YFC will help young women and men to build an understanding of both the causes and consequences of GBV and widerrights in relation to GBV.  Further to this, YFC members works with decision makers to affect institutional change, which requires that they are sufficiently empowered, and have the necessary skills to be effective agents and advocates in each operational context. To be effective advocates young people must have meaningful access to and representation in spaces of influence with local and national governing bodies. In addition to be effective agents of change young people must have access to communities to address the issue of GBV. YFC therefore upholds an enabling model for young people to be able to address the problem of GBV effectively as both agents and advocates of change.
Promoting Equal Education for Adolescent Girls The project aims at empowering girls through education in Bondoand Kilifiand Machakos and Tharaka Program Units in Kenya. The project will contribute to this through_ strengthened capacities of girls and boysand parentsand community leaders and government officials on girls  right to educationand increased financing opportunities for girls  educationand strengthened capacity of service providers for addressing girls  sexual and reproductive health needsand improved gender responsive school environment for girls and boysand strengthened capacity of girls and boys relating to sexual reproductive health and self
Assistance en eau, Hygiène et Assainissement pour les populations déplacées et des population hôtes affectées par la crise sécuritaire au Burkina Faso Emergency WASH interventions to support populations affected by displacement in Burkina Faso This project is aimed at meeting WASH needs (in particular for safe drinking water) for displaced populations, through the construction and rehabilitation of water supply facilities and hygiene infrastructure (through community construction), as well as awareness-raising on hygiene practices in light of COVID-19.
Building Back Better and Safe Schools Project - Primary The project aims at re-building a primary school in Makwanpur District. Currently, it is running classes for ECED to Grade 7 but also has a plan to start grade 8 from upcoming academic year. A total of 170 (91 girls and 79 boys) are studying in the school. Currently, the school has four rooms in good condition and it is assessed that two rooms that were partly damaged by the earthquake will be useable after repair works. Therefore, this project will construct 8 classrooms as well as support construction of boundary wall, furnish ECED rooms, provide learning materials, provide computer support, construct two toilets with water facilities, and also undertake capacity building measures for school families.
Strengthening communities resilience to shocks in departments of Cochabamba and Chuquisaca, Bolivia This action seeks to address the issue of resilience from two angles&#58; working with authorities at all levels to strengthen the departmental resilience planning processes in Cochabamba and Chuquisaca in Bolivia as well as in six municipal
authorities, and implementation of earthquake contingency plans in three municipalities.
Improving protection and educational services to Burundian refugees in Tanzania. to support girls to remain in school at the same time strengthening their protection environment, in primary and secondary school levels. Also, providing an intervention that is both building on a strong evidence to support girls to remain in school at the same time strengthening their protection environment, in primary and secondary school levels. Also, providing an intervention that is both building on strong evidence-based and it is feasible and sustainable in the camps settingbased and it is feasible and sustainable in the camps setting
Improve Access to  and Delivery of Quality Basic Education  and SRH via Social accountability  PPA2 Extension The overall aim of this project is to improve access to and quality delivery of education and Sexual Reproductive Health via Social Accountability. The purpose is to increase the number of adolescent girls enrolling and completing education as well as girls involved in decision making processes in the community and school management. The project also intends to change the attitudes and behaviour of girlsand parentsand communities and officials in relation to adolescent girls  right to educationand gender and sexual reproductive health .
Assistance Project for Flooded Communities in Northern Mali The current project is a response to the immediate hygiene, sanitation, and shelter needs of the affected population of Diré, in the Timbuktu region of Mali, who survived the floods of late August 2019. The project will distribute tents and tarpaulins, covering the immediate shelter needs of the populations that have lost their homes as well as free up the schools that people have been seeking shelter in - this will allow children to go back to school by the scheduled start date as the schools are currently occupied by affected populations. Temporary learning spaces will be set up in schools that have lost parts of infrastructure in the floods, which will also allow the timely return to school of children. Latrines will be constructed or rebuilt in two schools. NFI kits will be distributed to cover basic water, sanitation, and hygiene needs. Distributions will be done with complementary messaging about the dangers of stagnant water/puddles and the prevention of waterborne diseases. Finally, cash for work will be given to to allow community members to participate in the construction of shelter to increase community ownership, dignity, as well as provide some income for food assistance and other basic needs. All these activities are planned to be in line with the recommendations of the needs assessments in which Plan Mali participated.
Emergency Flood Response in Sunsari, Bardiya, Kailali, and Kanchanpur The project has been designed to address some immediate and lifesaving needs while primarily focusing on preserving lives of the affected and displaced households by combatting the potential future impacts on food security and livelihoods. Project focuses on sectors such as food and livelihoods and WASH while protection and 
gender-based violence, nutrition and COVID awareness come as a cross cutting consideration. The project will be implemented through the local implementing partners in close coordination with DDMCs, LDMCs, local government and other relevant stakeholders.