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Provision of  emergency GBV prevention and Child protection services for Men, women, boys and girls in drought and conflict affected areas in Bari, Sanag and Sool Regions The proposed project is designed to contribute to Somalia HRP 2019 and TASS's efforts to support the drought-induced affected populations (Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and host communities) in Sool, Sanaag and Bari regions through community based programming and strengthening of GBV and Child Protection response systems and promoting community cohesiveness. which will promote community-based protection mechanism by ensuring women,men, girls and boys participate in community-based protection mechanisms/sessions.The proposed project is also designed to provide immediate lifesaving services and risk mitigation through response mechanism to GBV survivors,enhance GBV prevention and Child protection mechanisms among vulnerable women, girls, boys and men through  capacity building of actors, medical support, facilitate access to legal services through referrals, livelihood support, provision of dignity kits and  solar lanterns, access to psycho-social support through counseling to GBV survivors, facilitate referral to ensure access to appropriate services. This approach incorporated harmonized approach to access services through both preventive and response mechanism. It is expected capacity building will focus on strengthening the capacity of actors/stakeholders, increase awareness and  improve provision of high quality emergency services through staff, health workers , police officers especially women, paralegals ,create awareness community members, government officials and line ministries and also  train community protection groups. The response measures shall enhance access to referral for medical support, access legal support by making referral to other partner organizations, access to dignity kits to the survivors and also to women and girls at risk of GBV , solar lanterns, psycho social support and livelihood support . This shall therefore increase accessibility to quality and coordinated GBV services for drought and conflict affected communities in Bari, Sanag, ampSool and strengths resilience among the vulnerable populations including Internal Displaced Population (IDP) and poor host community through awareness. While implementing the activities we will work closely and use the existing structures to strengthen the coordination with stakeholders/clusters, partners and government structures and /or women and girls’ friendly spaces and avenues. TASS shall ensure confidentiality in reporting and also referral mechanism through its qualified and professional staff who will improve services accessibility to women and girls in target locations and provide comprehensive services
Emergency WASH Support to flood affected communities in Buloburte District, Hiiraan Region This project aims to address emergency gaps in WASH services caused by river flooding compounded with heavy rains of Deyr season in Buloburde District. Recent flooding in the district started beginning of this week whereby it surrounded entire villages and wreaked displacement of vulnerable people of men, women and children and disabled. This project is addressing needs of vulnerable people in the district by providing clean water and adequate sanitation facilities and awareness raising of affected people against water borne and related diseases that come with flooding.  In response to this emergency needs and save lives of vulnerable people, Zamzam Foundation will implement the following WASH intervention in conformity with WASH latest guidelines and specific strategies to this allocation:
1. Water: 
- Provision of Lifesaving and emergency safe drinking  water to 4,850 (1358 Men, 1406 Women, 1019 Boys and 1067 Girls) flooding displaced people within Buluburde town using CASH Voucher Assistance approach enabling each household to collect water from allocated water vendors in their respective areas including Suqa Xolaha, Bogabeeso and Indha Ceel. Emergency water supply will sustain for one month until affected people gets stabilized and normalcy returns to their lives.  - - - 
- Rehabilitation of 2 main flood-damaged water sources in Indhacel and Afcad villages and 28 shallow wells silted and overflown with flooding waters in Buloburde District.
2. Sanitation: Zamzam Foundation will increase access to sanitation facilities to the recent flooding affected people in Bulaburde District through construction of 180 replacement and new flood-resistant latrines, and 95 upgrading/rehabilitation of damaged latrines by desludging and upgrading of damaged parts benefiting 5500 people ( 1540 Men, 1650 Women, 1113 Boys, and 1306 Girls). Zamzam will make sure the maintenance and the appropriate use of sanitation facilities in close coordination with committees (men and women).
3. Hygiene Promotion: Zamzam Foundation will conduct a comprehensive hygiene promotion using PHAST and Social Mobilization to 20,250 flood affected 20,000 men , women and children  in Buloburde district. Zamzam will train 24 community hygiene mobilizers, on best practices of hygiene and sanitation to continue awareness campaigns to reach 20,250 men, women and children. Trained community mobilizers consisting of women and men will work closely with the community members to highlight their important role in preventing the spread of diarrhea disease at household and community level. Zamzam will coordinate with health and nutrition other implementing agencies working in the district to identify AWD/cholera and malnutrition affected women and children to distribute 800 HP kits incluindg MHM (UNICEF will supply from the regional supply hub) to 800 households who benefited from the water sources rehabilitated to prevent spread of AWD/cholera and malnutrition rate in Buloburde district.
Emergency project to provide life-saving shelter assistance to 43,800 newly displaced persons affected by floods in B/weyn, Jowhar and Balad districts through distribution of basic Non-Food Items and Construction of Emergency Shelters. Amid severe flood conditions that have displaced an estimated 273,000 persons in Hiran and 20,308 persons in Middle Shabelle as reported by OCHA in its Flash Update released on November 6th 2019, AVORD is submitting this time-critical proposal to provide life-saving shelter assistance to most vulnerable households in humanitarian crisis. 

In close coordination with the OCHA-facilitated Multi-Agency Flood Task Force (MFT), AVORD will adapt systematic approach to beneficiary selection with clear criterion to prioritize most affected households especially those from marginalized communities, female headed households and households with the largest number of children under the age of 5, older persons, and/or persons with disabilities. Mindful of the Somali context and utilizing its expertise in target locations, AVORD will pay attention to issues of diversity in the targeting process. List of beneficiaries along with their contact numbers will be availed to the Somalia Humanitarian Fund (SHF) and other actors responding in the area to avoid overlap. 

7,300 registered household will be provided with 1 NFI kit comprising of 1 Plastic Sheet, 3 Blankets, 2 Sleeping Mats, 1 Kitchen Set, 1 Mosquito Net, 1 Solar Torch and 2 Jerry Cans with the capacity of 10 Liters each. The proposed content in each set is based on current Shelter Cluster standards for people in humanitarian emergencies. In addition to NFIs, emergency shelters will be constructed for 300 most vulnerable IDPs (150 households in Beletweyn and 150 households in Jowhar). Each shelter will be constructed using assorted local sticks of various sizes, 4 plastic sheets, 1 kg of Nails of size 5, 1 kg of nails size 6, a drum door, door hinges and outer buul clothing, as per the BOQ and technical designs uploaded along with the present proposal. In the construction of these shelters, the project team will ensure adequate separation between individual household shelters and that pathways exist to provide all-weather access to individual dwellings and facilities. AVORD will closely coordinate with relevant line ministries of Hirshabelle to secure land tenure for a minimum of 3 years before the construction of emergency shelters. 

The effectiveness of the aid package will be ascertained through Post Distribution Monitoring exercise thus ensuring that beneficiaries access their services safely and in a dignified manner. An elaborate feedback and complain mechanism will be setup to ensure accountability to the affected population.

In the delivery of the proposed package, AVORD will seek Integration with other clusters and own interventions in the region to ensure complementarity, value for money and efficiency of the response.
Improving  Emergency Food Security and Resilience for the Conflict and Drought Affected Communities in Marka districts in Lower Shabelle region. The project will  be targeted 500 HH (3000 Peaple)  displaced by repeated conflict and drought in Merka  districts in Lower Shabelle region (Buulo Hamaale, Fedlebi, Ismaan Kuunle and Buufow) beneficiaries will be targeted based on vulnerability criteria that will prioritize women headed households, the elderly and children headed households especially girls. The beneficiaries will be distributed.
AYUUB will closely coordinate with Other Agencies implementing Livelyhood project in the areas and start the project implementation with community consultations and coordination with Local Authority to identify vulnerable people displaced by the drought. This will include consultations with local authorities, community elders and host communities to identify and register the most vulnerable people for livelihood support.
The project implementation will involve the following activities
1.Provision of Agri inputs and tractor hours to 500 farmers, AYUUB Will provide agricultural inputs to 500 HHs and each Beneficiary will receive 
10kg of sesame seeds, 25 kg of maize seeds, 3 Backage of vegetable seeds and 3 Tractors hours, priority will be given to the following groups: 
 Households with more than 6 children and acknowledged being poor 
 Households comprised of disabled people 
 Female-Headed Household
2.Provision of Farm Tools to 500 IDP HH , AYUUB Will Provide Farm tools to 500 HH and each Beneficiary will receive (1 hoe, 1 pick axes, 1Panga, 1 Sprayer , 1 Spade , 1 Ridger and 1 Wheel barrow)
3. Provision of unconditional cash transfer to 200 HH (1200 Peaple) in Merka district through Transferring EVC Hormuud telecommunication, AYUUB Will Provide Cash to 200 HH From August 2019- Dec, by selecting 200 HHs (1200) individuals, 40% females) beneficiaries will be selected through AYUUB standard selection criteria, We Consider protection in our Implementation by 
- Setting up criteria for the selection of most needs families (child/female head households, PLWs, orphans and elderly people , people with specific needs and Marginalized people).
4.Rehabilitation of water catchments, AYUUB will rehabilitate One water catchments for the IDPs affected in Shalambood Settelement in Marka district to easy water access both for them and Their Animals.

5.AYUUB Will be Trained 30 Participants 16 male and 14 Female) on GAP (Good Agricultural Practice) From Land Preparation till Harvesting), the Training Will Long Last 5 days and the Participants will be selected from the Villages under Merka district, at the end of the Training the participant will be able to understand and have concept at least the farming techniques
Provision of sustainable access to safe water, gender sensitive sanitation and adoption of sound hygiene practices to drought and conflict affected IDPs and host communities in Sool and Mudug regions. The proposed project is complementary to ongoing health and nutrition projects in Puntland and to response the existing WASH gaps to drought affected people in Puntland, KAALO proposes to provide WASH interventions and resilience strengthening to the target groups men, women and children during this critical period of water shortage and Acute Water Diarrhea (AWD) risks in providing safe water and good sanitation pratices through: (1) Rehabilitating of two (2) nonfunctioning boreholes equipped with hybrid system in Xudun and Galkacyo districts of Sool and Mudug regions respectively. (2) Rehabilitation of three (3) berkads equipped with solar pumps to reduce queuing time for women and girls and avoid the contamination of the berkads. (3) WASH committees and well operators will be trained  on management amp maintenance and Disaster Risk Reduction to keep the sustainability of the rehabilitated water infrastructures. KAALO will target the most affected people with equal access to boys, girls, men and women. (4) Construction of gender separated latrines with washing basin and lockable doors for privatization purpose. Sensitization within members of WASH committees are needed, community education activities on hygiene and proper use of latrines etc. need to give more emphasis,
Provision of life saving emergency primary health care services to 28000 persons in drought affected regions in Sool (Taleh , Xudun) in Puntland state of Somalia. Displacement related to conflict and drought continues to be one of the major driver of humanitarian needs in Puntlnd and in particularly in Taleex and Xudun districts in Sool region.  According to FSNAU post deryr 2018  assessment report indicated that deterioration of  nutrition situation in Sool region with GAM rate (lt15%) due to high morbidity, low immunization ,Vitamin-A supplementation, and poor care practices. Additionally, extreme water and pasture shortages have led to an increased incidence of acute watery diarrhea (AWD)/ cholera outbreaks, which have already been reported in many villages in Sool region. According to rapid assessment conducted by KAALO in February 2019  showed, majority of the health facilities in the assessed villages lacked basic supplies and staff incentives as well as shortage of appropriate reproductive health kits, supplies and commodities. KAALO in partnership with SHF and UNICEF has been implementing an integrated health and WASH project at target location since 2015.The health facilities are facing extreme funding gaps, shortage of supplies and poor referral system. KAALO proposes to scale up its health interventions to save lives, mitigate emergencies, reduce mortality amp morbidity and fill gaps of health services for drought affected people through 2 fixed health facilities with two mobile clinics targeting 28,000 direct beneficiaries including (7000 WCBA, 5600 children under five) in Sool region. The  sexual and reproductive health SRH intervention consists in supporting the provision of basic and comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services to all people at target districts and ensuring particularly the good health and well-being of mothers and newborns. This is done by supporting national health facilities in strengthening the health system strategy, equipping conflict-affected health facilities with emergency reproductive health kits, training health workers IMCI, BEmOC for reproductive health and deploying mobile teams in hard-to-reach areas to directly support the provision of services. Qualified nurses/ midwives will provide preventative and curative services, antenatal care, skilled delivery, postnatal care, treatment of common illnesses. The child health services include immunization of children under five years and promotion services including health education, growth monitoring, de-worming and supplementation with vitamin A. The mobile health teams will provide primary health Services for undeserved and hard to reach areas. They will also provide basic mental health and Psychosocial Support services and referral services. At the end of the project , a total of 28000 affected community (7000 women, 8400 girls, 8400 boys and 4200 men) improved and increased availability of health care including: promotive, preventative and curative services , reproductive health  and improved case management of childhood illnesses through two fixed health facilities with mobile outreach teams in Sool region.
Vulnerable families have access to dignified basic services that will improve living conditions in 20 IDPs  in Daynile  Kahda district in Banadir region. The project is designed to improve the lives of the most vulnerable internally displace persons and the host communities in Banadir region particularly in Kahda and Daynile through Camp Coordination and Camp Management. SSWC will focus in CCCM by creating coordination structures and mechanisms that help the beneficiaries access different services in their settlements. Communication channels will be enhanced to foster information sharing in the camps with other service providers in the targeted areas. The project will develop IM mechanisms to address the population movements, trends of new arrivals, exiting individuals and returnees in the IDP camps. This will be engaged through the structures developed in the camps, the persons trained will conduct service mapping and record all the essential needs/gaps in the camps. The project will engage the communities by building their capacities in Camp management and coordination through training and involving cash for work beneficiaries in maintaining the settlements by cleaning, bush clearing. The CFW beneficiaries will be provided with equipment that will help them execute their activities. The project will hire staff that will oversee the implementation of the project. There will be a roving team in the selected camps in Afgoye corridor. SSWC is currently implementing integrated project funded by Unhcr and SHF, there are numerous settlements that is not covered, in this call the project will cover 20 camps 12 in Kahda and 8 Daynile. In  Kahda the following camps will be targeted (Koris, Maslah, iskashi, Alkauthar, Darris uron, bulla riq,Gedole and Alnasri) and in  Daynile ( Malable, Erkayer, Bahane, Anfac, Sagafor, Dhumane, Qalafi, Ragacele, Qawowe, Xuriye, Qayib, Alletug IDP camps
Provision of integrated approach service for preventing and responding to child rights violations and gender based violence (GBV) for the displaced persons and most vulnerable host communities in Marka, Lower Shabelle Region The objective of this intervention is to strengthen case management through direct service provision to unaccompanied and separated children (UASC), children at risk of protection violations and referral services for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV). This includes providing training and mentoring to the CP and GBV staffs of SOYDA including CPiE especially targeting Marka IDP camps. The project aims to provide immediate lifesaving assistance to vulnerable populations. Beneficiaries will receive comprehensive case management and psycho-social support (PSS), including emergency care, referral to SOYDA medical teams trained in clinical management of rape (CMR), access tailored material assistance, basic emotional support, and follow up on the services. Capacity building of CP community structures and committees to strengthen and improve identification of cases. The key focus will be to scale up prevention and response to separation of children from their families through family tracing and reunification activities and gender based violence survivors.

The project will establish referral system in schools and support community-based Child Protection Mechanisms for quick and efficient referrals of children with protection needs through service mapping within the community and in the schools (community child protection committees and School Management Committees). This project will strengthen service mapping to facilitate appropriate referrals, coordination and linkages in service delivery to ensure quality comprehensive services to unaccompanied and separated children and gender based violence (GBV) survivors

In addition, In Marka, SOYDA will conduct and strengthen protection monitoring in areas of settlement of returnees and IDPs through community based protection monitors working with CSOs in order to ensure that quality evidence based reports about protection issues and human rights violations and systematic collection of protection related data are produced to inform better response and advocacy.
Improve the protection and restoration of livelihood asset through provision of appropriate agricultural input to 1,350 vulnerable farming families in rural Baidoa villages The proposed project seeks to improve  immediate access to food and to protect and restore the livelihood-related food and income sources for the most vulnerable rural H.H living in rural  Baidoa villages in Bay region - Somalia. The project targets 1,350 households comprising of 8,247 boys, girls, women and Men. Project period will be 6 months. The primary target will be the most vulnerable families under the integrated food security classification (IPC) 3 and above that are currently living in  rural Baidoa villages. Target will be mainly villages of northern Baidoa namely Lawiiley (9km), Midow (12km) and Maaranka (15km) and small villages around these three. The assistance will be emergence-oriented agricultural support to 1350 rain fed farmers living in the target villages to secure harvest in the coming Deyr rainy season. The project will provide each family a package of farming seeds (sorghum (30kg) and cowpea (10kg)) and farming tools. The beneficiary farmers will be trained on the best agricultural practice/ good agricultural practice (GAP) to enhance and develop their capacities on farming. 
Complementary unconditional cash transfer (UCT) will be transferred to the target beneficiaries in a period of 3 months to improve immediate food access during the lean season. The monthly rate of the cash transfer is $30/family. This complies with March 2019 minimum expenditure basket (MEB) value recommended by CMWG in May 2019. It is anticipated that the cash transfer support will improve their food consumption, nutritional status of the children and reduce the use of negative coping mechanisms that exposes women, children and other vulnerable groups to the risk of displacement. 
With the funds from SHF, QC will work closely with state level and local level authorities, local elders, community members and drought affected population to undertake and determine the project beneficiaries. During the beneficiary identification process QC will consider child-headed households, households headed by disabled persons or elderly persons without support Households with children under 5 poor female-headed households poor households with children admitted in nutrition programs, poor pregnant and lactating women. Public verification will be made which will surely encourage accountability, transparency and fair selection. The project will extend feedback and compliant mechanism already in place where beneficiaries can be able to present their concerns for assistance.
Providing emergency access to safe clean water, sanitation and hygiene to flood-affected IDPs in Baidoa, Bay region This proposed project is linked to the Somalia Flood Response- SHF Reserve Allocation2019 with the objective of life-saving response in current and potential hotspots and addressing the immediate impact of floods in Baidoa IDP camps. This project will ensure urgent lifesaving assistance for communities affected (3,000HHs) by the floods and address the secondary impacts of flood in the affected areas while also ensuring integration of protection elements and sustainable solutions in all flood response activities. This will be done through construction of new latrines and rehabilitation latrine affected by floods, hygiene promotion, and distribution of hygiene kits. In addition, READO will provide emergency access to clean water through water trucking and give sustainable access to water through rehabilitation of one strategic water point and five shallow wells. The default modality will be Market Based Programming (MBP) to strengthen local markets and this will involve cash for work for solid waste management including garbage collection and clean up campaigns.