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Aleppo Shelter Program 2016 (ASP 2016) Beneficiaries of the proposed shelter program will consist of the most vulnerable among recently displaced urban and rural IDPs fleeing to less volatile security environments in rural North and West Aleppo, and East and North Idleb. Areas affected by current and ongoing international military operations will be prioritized. Beneficiaries may currently reside in host family arrangements, collective centers, or spontaneous, open air settlements. Global Communities, in collaboration with two local partners-BINAA, and MASARRAT, will provide shelter kits (including shelter-related NFIs) and technical assistance to selected households to assure proper assembly of the kit where needed, and particularly for extremely vulnerable individuals. Shelter kit materials will be at minimum the harmonized kit promoted by the Shelter/NFI Sector, and will be consistent with shelter kits that Global Communities has previously provided to vulnerable, displaced households under earlier HPF funding. The proposed program leverages Global Communities’ existing operations in Syria and Turkey, and extensive staff and program resources to maximize efficiency. The project is designed to be implemented over three months, with an emphasis on rapid distribution of shelter items. The draft program budget represents minimal support costs, and limited costs for administrative and operational support staff, and maximizes resources allocated to critical shelter needs.
Emergency Food Response to new Displacement from Aleppo governorate February 2016 As an immediate response to the new and expected displacement resulting from conflict escalation launched by the government of Syria and allied forces against NSAG-held positions in the northern Aleppo countryside, PIN proposes to support the emergency food needs of non-camp newly displaced individuals in Aleppo governorates. 

PIN proposes to augment and scale up its existing food security efforts in the targeted area by providing ready to eat food rations (RTER) to 1500 newly displaced non-camp HHs in Aleppo governorates over two rounds of one month cycle. PIN will offer one-month emergency food support via distribution of 17,6kg ready to eat food kits which will suffice for a family of 5 for 5 days offering 1772 kcal per person per day. Newly arrived IDP families will be eligible to receive up to 6 RTERs per month, 

PIN estimates that 80% of the beneficiaries will rely on ready to eat food support for at least one month. Eligibility for a second round will be determined upon completion of the first cycle and re-assessment of vulnerability and additional IDP fluctuation to the region. 

Overall PIN will distribute 9000 RTERs targeting 7500 newly displaced off-camp individuals in Atareb and Daret Izza sub-districts in Aleppo governorates
Fuel  Wood Distribution in the Eastern Ghouta. Distribution of fuel and firewood for the purpose of heating and cooking to 300 families per month for four months in Eastern Ghouta during the winter of 2016-2017 through in kind distribution. 

Through a competitive qutations process, Ghiras Al Nahda (GAN) plans to procure all goods (Diesel fuel and firewood) locally in Eastern Ghouta.  Concurrently, GAN will conduct beneficiary selection.  Upon completion of the procurement process, GAN will store the firewood in its warehouses, and the diesel fuel will be stored at selected (Selected tendering bidders) fuel stations within Eastern Ghouta.

Both fuel and wood are commonly utilized for heating and cooking within the target area, and are the most practical sources of heat. Although firewood is available in the region and it is possible to procure and distribute to selected beneficiaries to cover all their heating and cooking needs, GAN intends to also distribute fuel to ensure the wealth of trees in the region is maintained to the furthest extent as possible.

Selection of beneficiary families will be in accordance with GAN beneficiary selection standards. GAN will develop eligibility and vulnerability criteria for beneficiaries and document the selection accordingly.

Two weeks after each month’s distribution, GAN will conduct post distribution monitoring (PDM) for 5% of families to ensure lessons learned and best practices are considered for upcoming distributions, and to ensure beneficiary needs and concerns are documented.

Through PDMs, GAN will receive complaints and feedback from beneficiaries, moreover, GAN has a complaint box at its local offices where beneficiaries or local people can submit complaints and feedback.
Procurement and delivery of tents to humanitarian partners to distribute to IDPs affected by the humanitarian crisis in Aleppo and Idleb. This procurement aims to increase the number tents available to members of the CCCM cluster in order to respond to the needs of IDPs affected by the current crisis in Aleppo. With Shelter needs an urgent priority the DHRC has initiated an Emergency Reserve allocation of the THF to provide a 5000 tents to be stored and delivered according the emerging needs on the ground.  Given the urgency and time criticality the TRC is one of the current partner with the capacity to procure, store and deliver inside Syria either directly or through implementing partners the required number of tents.
Comprehensive Health and Nutrition services support to Maaret Mesrin. The overall objective of this project is to enhance, improve and increase the capacity of health services in Idleb suburbs and provide uninterruptible health care services in the current situation in northern Syria.
The project aims to continue maintaining primary health care, trauma and reproductive health services and expand nutrition services in northern Syria. This project will provide preventive and curative services including health promotion, family planning, ante and post natal care, communicable and non-communicable diseases services and Ewarn. SAMS will accomplish these objectives by supporting the people ( Men, Women)  of Idleb suburbs with trauma, SRH and primary health care needs through supporting Ma’aret Mesrin trauma and SRH hospital and PHC with all the needed operational costs, medical supplies, medications and equipment to treat patients inside Syria without referring them to Turkey. Most importantly, SAMS will provide medical and non-medical personnel ( Men and Women) with monthly incentives to encourage them to stay in Syria amidst abysmal work conditions. This project incorporates the elements of nutrition package with primary, trauma and SRH health care in order to promote holistic services for people especially pregnant and lactating women and under 5 children. Emphasis will be placed on vulnerable groups (females, children, PLW and elderly people). The project will provide maternity health care services including medications in addition to awareness sessions for women and girls. Services for children under 5 years will include diagnosis, management of communicable and non-communicable diseases, treatment, IMCI, screening and treatment of malnutrition. The hospital will offer the required services for people in Idleb, and therefore, will improve the accessibility to the trauma and SRH care services especially vulnerable groups, and strengthening the referral network system in the region by referring in-need cases to other hospitals and receiving referred patients from other facilities, basing on clear memo of understanding with health facilities and organizations working in the region.
there is no SRH center in Ma’aret Mesrin, the nearest center is 15 KM far, what makes it very hard for women to get such maternal services without being exposed to danger.
The Provision of Trauma, PHC, RH, IMCI and Nutrition Health Services to IDP and Host Communities in Northern Syria and hard-to-reach besieged areas of Rural Damascus. The project will address the health needs of both IDP and Host Communities in Western countryside of Aleppo and Eastern Ghouta/Beseiged Damasacus with an emphasis on continuity of current projects and ensure available medical services across the continuum of health through Trauma, Primary, Reproductive, and Nutrition Health Services. Project activities will support existing referral networks (1 SRD Trauma Hospital and Ambulance Referral Systam), 1 SRD Reproductive Health and Pediatric Hospital, and 3 SEMA PHC Facilities.
Provision of integrated and specialized community-based protection and MHPSS services in Azaz of Aleppo and in Harem of Idleb, IDP camps. International Medical Corps UK intends to support a number of camps, and collective centers and informal settlements, including within urban areas, through the establishment of IDP Community and Youth Committees in order to monitor and respond to needs, provide support to the most vulnerable, and refer to existing and/or specialized services. This will be accomplished through a cross-sectoral, integrated approach, coordinating with other existing committees and establishments already existing within the camp and settlements, including camp management, local councils, schools, centers, etc. These committees will also form the first line of identification, response, and referral during population displacements, during many of the encountered cases, which whenever possible will be referred to existing facilities within the camps and communities for generalized service provision. IMC UK will support specialized service provision through a centralized location in order to target those identified through the Committees as being most vulnerable.
Emergency food security intervention in support to newly displaced people from Northern Rural Aleppo This project will provide emergency food assistance to newly displaced populations in Aleppo Governorate and those who fled to Idlib Governorate, implemented through GOAL by Shafak.

This will be achieved through supporting Shafak to implement blanket distribution to a minimum of 820 newly arrived households (4920 individuals) with ready to eat food. Depending on the onward movement of displaced families, the overall number of beneficiaries would be much higher.
Provision of Life-Saving WASH Assistance to the Conflict-Affected Populations in Jarablus in the Eastern Countryside of Aleppo Governorate, Syria USYCSO, in partnership with IMC UK, will cover the WASH basic needs of around 27,000 residents and 4,000 IDPs in Jerabulus town. USYCSO will remain flexible in its target areas to ensure that the emergency WASH interventions proposed in this project target the locations most urgently in need at the time of implementation.
Proposed activities include: 
1)	Capacity building and technical assistance to Jarablus based program staff and the water unit of the local council, including technical oversight and monitoring of standards by IMC UK. 
2)	Addressing water needs by: Ensuring a minimum of 15 liter of chlorinated water per person per day as per the Sphere Standards 
a.	Repair and rehabilitation of five water sources (boreholes) 
b.	Provision of three generators to power and operate the proposed water sources (boreholes) 
c.	Developing a water quality monitoring regime to conduct regular tests. 
3)	Solid waste management: USYCSO and IMC UK will work with the local council to ensure solid waste conditions are improved through provision of:
a.	Cleaning of the streets and household waste 
b.	Collecting and disposal of accumulated waste generated in the city
c.	Support to hire workers and rent vehicles needed for four months’ period of intervention
USYCSO and IMC UK are highly sensitive to particular needs of the beneficiaries, dependent on age and gender and given the universality of the proposed WASH activities, this proposal prioritizes an approach-based on reaching the largest number of beneficiaries regardless of gender and age. If, through the course of the programme, there is perceived to be an imbalance in terms of the specific type of beneficiary reached, the partners will review programming and take action to address imbalance in an effort to ensure parity of access.
Complementary WASH Emergency Response to IDP Camps and Self Settlements in North Idleb and West Aleppo County Side This intervention is designed as complementary action for PAH wash assistance in self settlements and camps located in north Syria which started in January 2016. The organization has decided to renew its intervention in the same areas where it was working since the beginning of 2016 due to increased need for WASH services after the security situation in Aleppo and Idleb worsened since the last fighting development.

PAH will provide 7776 HHs living in self settlements and camps in Idleb and Aleppo governorates with basic WASH services, drinking water, solid waste removal, discharging latrines septic tanks, rehabilitation of some open sewer lines, ,address the gap in latrines numbers  in the targeted camps by building new latrines taking into account the needs of women and men, in addition to serve the elderly and disabled beneficiaries, additionally consumable hygiene kits will be distributed to displaced families in all targeted location, and segregated session for men, women and children to raise the personal and environmental hygiene awareness between the affected population.

This intervention will analyze and take into consideration the needs, priorities and capacities of both the female and male population to improve the life of affected population in addition to mainstreaming the protection principles in all project phases. PAH will provide equitable access for men/women and boys/girls to the same amount of water during the project period, as well as sanitation services in the self settlements and camps by consulting the beneficiaries man/women and boys/girls about the location and the design of the latrines. Additionally the content of consumable hygiene kits will be selected in consultation with women and teenage girls, through the PDM surveys which PAH was conducting during the intervention in the camps since Jan 2016, to address the needs of women, girls and children.

PAH will hire female staff in distribution and monitoring team to consult with women and girls in designing and implementing the activities in the proposed action, as well as training some females from the affected population in the targeted location as hygiene promoters to take the lead of raising the hygiene awareness of the beneficiaries in all targeted locations. Beside the WASH services which will be provided, PAH will depend on the affected vulnerable people in the camps and self settlements to organize general cleaning campaigns in whole target location, by applying cash for work intervention which will result in two main goals, the first is clean environment and the second will be strengthen of vulnerable beneficiaries by the wages from the campaigns.
Measles campaign (using MR vaccines) among IDPs in North Azaz and IDPs in West Jesr Eshoughour With the intensification of conflict resulting in mass population displacements, the following project is proposed, to address the urgent health care needs and reduce preventable mortality and morbidity of the conflict affected population in the northern Syrian. this project will provide the provide vaccinated activities against Measles and Rubella for 85000 children between age of 6 months and 14 yeas in 2 Syrian governments. 
this project will improve the vaccination activities to meet the basic medical needs of children. this project will implement with deep coordination with AHD and SITF.
Create a safer environment for communities affected by the Syrian conflict in Northern and Central Syria This project aims at creating a safer environment for communities affected by the Syrian conflict in the governorates of Aleppo, Idlib and Homs. HI will implement the following activities: direct Risk Education (RE) sessions, emergency RE in areas with security and/or access constraints, community liaison, identification and marking of Suspected Hazardous Areas (SHAs), provision of RE Training of Trainers (ToT) to humanitarian staff, educational staff and key community actors, data collection on Knowledge, Attitude, Practices and Beliefs (KAPB) related to explosive remnants of war and risk-taking behaviors, and data collection on survivors.

The project will target at-risk Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and local communities living in areas contaminated by landmines and Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) (including cluster munitions and Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)), in order to reduce the threat of death, injury and/or disability through the adoption of safe behaviors. HI will strive to deploy gender-balanced teams in order to increase the efficacy of its RE messages for women as well as men. HI will put a special focus on young girls and boys, who are at particular risk due to their natural playfulness and lower risk perception, with the use of adapted RE materials. Whenever possible and relevant, identified survivors of ERW-related incidents, including persons with disabilities, will be referred to the victim assistance services of HI (funded through other projects) or of other service providers.

This project relies on HI’s experience in implementing mine action activities in Northern and Central Syria since 2013. HI will give priority to hard-to-reach areas, areas recently retaken from the group Islamic State (IS), areas recently bombarded / targeted with air strikes, and areas with high numbers of newly-arrived IDPs, in coordination with UNMAS and other mine action actors in order to avoid duplication or overlapping.

The proposed intervention is part of the project "Conventional Weapons Risk Reduction for children and communities at risk in Syria", which has been validated and included in the HRP 2016 with the OPS Code: SYR-16/P-HR-RL/91428 and a total budget of 1,980,000 USD.
Procurement, transportation and distribution of tents to IDPs affected by the humanitarian crisis in Northern Syria. This project aims to increase the number tents available to members of the CCCM cluster in order to respond to the needs of IDPs affected by the current crisis in Northern Syria. The project will also cover the transportation of the tents to be delivered from Gaziantep to partners' warehouses inside Syria through Bab al Hawa and Bab al Salame border, graveling and distribution costs.
Multisector Assistance to IDP in North-West Syria The proposed project aims at assisting over 50,000 IDPs and newly displaced people from conflict areas with winterization and food during the winter with the following:
-	7,100 IDP families (35,500 people) settled in +/-60 informal settlements along the Syrian-Turkish border, will receive kerosene for heating and cooking for 40 coldest days of the winter 2016-2017 as well  as one jerrican per family and fire extinguishers to targeted settlements Focus group training on fire prevention amp safety will be held for beneficiaries and camp managers in each location.
-	3,000 newly displaced families (15,000 people) receive cooked meals and bread for one month over 5 months period (600 families monthly)
Provide trauma services and outpatient clinics to the beneficiaries in the Eastern Ghouta (Specialized hospital) For two years, Dar Alshifa has been working with an aim to provide trauma management services to the civilian victims in Rural Damascus (Eastern Ghouta) with catchment population (350,000) according to the United Humanitarian Office in Eastern Ghouta.The hospital is in Hammurya, which is located geographically in the center of Eastern Ghouta.
The hospital includes (outpatients clinics, emergency room, general surgery, orthopedic surgery, obstetric and gynecological, and pediatrics)
And because of the importance of the trauma management services due to increased attacks on Eastern Ghutah, we will support trauma services and all departments of the hospital with necessary consumables, medication and fuel so it can meet that increased demand.
The project will pay salaries for staff and running for 8 months.
Physicians Across Continents PAC will carry out monitoring and evaluation of the project as a third party
Winterization Stockpile for Eastern Aleppo Emergency To project aims to increase the efficiency of the S/NFI Cluster's winter response - targeting in particular IDPs and host communities - in northern Syria by using specially dedicated funds to procure and stockpile winter goods well in advance of the winter months. UNICEF will procure and stockpile winter clothes for children, thermal blankets and baby quilts. UNICEF has also earmarked funds for partners to purchase fuel to run school heaters.
Provision of life-saving medicines and medical supplies for population in need in Hama, Idlib and Aleppo Governorates 1. The project aims to preposition and deliver emergency medical supplies to respond to emerging gaps resulting from the conflict in the locations prioritized by the allocation, Aleppo, Idlib, Al Raqqa Governorates and in others locations where emergency needs are identified in northern Syria. The supplies are intended to to support the delivery provision of essential PHC services, RH service, essential NCD services, delivery of secondary health care and quality surgeries and trauma management.
2. WHO conducted need assessment and gap analysis with health cluster partners and developed the list for the urgently needed medicines and medical supplies for mentioned locations in northern Syria. As this is a collaborative project between WHO and Health cluster. 
3. WHO will procure all needed supplies from WHO accredited suppliers using WHO procurement system.
4. WHO will update develop the  distribution plan when the supplies arrive and will work with health partners to distribute and preposition these supplies in the mentioned governorates in northern  Syria. 
5. WHO will use its monitoring system and will closely follow up the consumption of the supplies with recipients.
6. WHO will report back to OCHA on progress and at the end of the project.
Emergency support to newly displaced households from Aleppo ACTED in partnership with Ihsan for relief and development, Khayr Charity and Shafak aims to assist the most recently displaced households who have sought refuge in open areas and unfinished buildings in the sub districts of Daaret Azza, Atareb, Haritan and Jebel Saman.

Through a rapid response mechanism, ACTED and its partners will identify recently displaced persons and provide them with emergency food and wash supports.
- Food support will include ready to eat rations and bread distributions. 
- WASH support will include water trucking, installation of emergency latrines and hygiene kits distribution.

Food support will last for one month while the WASH support will last for three months. The juxtaposition of both components will enable newly displaced people to quickly meet their most basic food and water needs. In total, ACTED and its partners aim to reach at least 27,000 people amongst the 4 above mentioned sub districts.

During this three month project, ACTED will provide weekly updates to FSL and WASH cluster regarding the general implementation and the different achievement.

The total budget for the action is 990,845 USD and will be divided between both sectors : FSL: 339,123 USD and WASH : 651,722 USD