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WWSOSA Coordination Hub Hosting of Side-by-Side Gender Justice Network
1. Creating physical and virtual networking spaces for us to work together and strengthen impact
2. Providing opportunities to develop joint advocacy campaigns to influence those in authority
3. Providing links to training and online resources to help members learn and grow, and be more effective
4. Operating as a hub for coordination, communications and resource mobilisation – helping members to connect to each other, find partners for joint actions and sometimes raise funds together
5. Documenting stories to celebrate what members are doing, and we are doing together in the faith sector, to learn from each other and influence others to inspire them to transform.
Triple nexus project Ethiopia-Kenya (ASE) The nexus project is a innovative program that helps to integrate humanitarian, development and peacebuilding aspects. Currently the project locations in northern part of Kenya and Ethiopia it is a cross border project. The project will be implemented by different partners (PACIDA, ASE&CIFA). The partner PACIDA will be engaged in cross border interventions or activities and CIFA will implement in Kenya and ASE will implement the national level interventions' project will have good reputation and will be scale up.
EU DEAR Lot 3 - Eurodad To deliver a programme of advocacy activities around the issue of debt. This will include strengthening and expanding existing networks, including recruiting new members and providing them with capacity building support. Eurodad will also identify and manage a number of third party grantees as part of this programme.
Haiti Joint Response_Croix-des-Bouquets_ SCH The activities proposed are designed to provide an integrated and coherent response to the needs of 285 HHs (1425 p) among the displaced hosted by host families in Croix-des-Bouquets (CdB). 
CA and partners will coordinate with community leaders in host communities for implementation. Activities will include:
 
-        MPC: Two rounds of MPC will be provided to each of 103 HH in host communities in CdB.
-        WASH - Families will also receive individual storage containers and hygiene kits (2 storage containers once and 2 hygiene kits distribution cycles) containing essentials like soap, toothpaste, feminine hygiene items and baby products. Contracts with local suppliers will streamline kit distribution using secure coupons, minimizing transport risks. This comprehensive approach promotes hygiene, reduces disease transmission risks (e.g., cholera, diarrhoea), and ensures families have essential resources for maintaining health;
-        Throughout the project, protection will be mainstreamed: targeted individuals with additional protection needs will be supported to access specialized protection services (referral) throughout the program cycle. Individuals identified at displaced household level with protection needs will receive appropriate referrals. Collaborating with partners specializing in protection will ensure effective and rapid referral of beneficiaries  to essential services. In coordination with the protection cluster and IBESR, particular attention will be paid to children in need of protection, such as unaccompanied children and orphans.
ECHO 2022: Réponse aux besoins urgents en sécurité alimentaire des populations déplacées internes da This project will distribute food to displaced persons and host communities that are most affected by the conflict. It also aims to distribute food to very poor households during the period of hunger. Finally, it is designed to provide fortified flour to children aged 6-23 months, monitor their nutritional status by measuring their brachial circumference (BP) so that to detect malnourished children and refer them to health centers, and sensitize women on hygiene, child feeding and care.
BLAST_Empowering left behind Minority Communities The project “Empowering left behind minority communities to effectively participate in the development process of Bangladesh” is aimed to empower local minority rights CSOs and networks in Bangladesh to effectively engage with left behind communities and enable their participation in local governance and development process. Duration of the project is January 2021-June 2024. The project specifically wants to build the capacity of local and national minority rights CSOs and networks and ensure a conducive and enabling environment to promote socio-economic rights and structured participation of women and girls, transgender community and people with disability.
BIORED - Sustainable approach to environmental degradation in Colombia El proyecto tiene dos grandes objetivo: 
Objective One: Build climate-resilient communities and provide clean energy 
Christian Aid and our partners will directly work with marginalised families, to promote a transfer to clean energy  with the introduction of community appropriate technologies such as biodigesters and eco-efficient stoves. This work will run alongside agroforestry activities related to climate change adaptation, like diversifying crops and introducing small livestock such as goats and sheep. By promoting diverse crops, we will be providing food security in the short-term, and in the long-term, more ambitiously, we aim to produce profitable crops within an inclusive market system. Before this work takes place, a needs assessment will be carried out with the local communities to identify priorities and context specific adaptations. 
 
Objective Two: Develop local, national and international campaigns on the importance of the Colombian Amazon
The Colombian Amazon, which covers around 10% of Colombia’s land mass, experienced more than 2.3-million-hectare tree loss between 2002 and 2020. In spite of recent agreements reached at COP27 to curtail deforestation, action isn’t being taken fast enough to reverse the damage it’s caused to the planet. We seek to highlight how important the Amazon is to all our futures, through campaigns in the region and globally. This builds on our work with the custodians of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest, with a specific focus on working with young people.
 
The advocacy process will be linked to local, regional and global networks. It will strengthen the sustainability of the intervent ions to the Amazonian ecosystem and to the recovery of the communities affected by gold mining activities. By the end of this programme, we hope the advocacy networks will continue their activities independantly with partners’ support.
 
 
 
 





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Integrated Emergency Response to flood affected communities in Wajir,Kenya This is a floods response that will focus on MPC, NFIs distribution and protection
Ethiopia Drought Emergency Response - Water Interventions This is a water programme in response to the drought in Ethiopia, operating in two locations. Our partner  Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus Development and Social Services Commission will deliver a separate project in Oromia Region in the east. Funded entirely by internal funding of CA though excluding indirect costs. The proposed activities for East Hereghe zones are support water supply interventions in response to acute water shortage due the drought crises: including rehabilitation of non-functional water sources; solarization of borehole with water supply systems. The proposed activities for East Hereghe zones are support water supply interventions in response to acute water shortage due the drought crises: including rehabilitation of non-functional water system (rehabilitation of distribution pipeline and four tap stand (32,500), replacement of electromechanical pump into solar powered pump (9500) and new construction of tap stand (2500).  These activities are expected to provide beneficiaries with water supply that meets the minimum standards of quantity and quality in emergency contexts.
People's Recovery FTC project_CPD The major context of this programme is the continuation of the global Covid-19 pandemic and its devastating impact on people throughout the world. Most countries are still struggling with dealing with the healthcare crisis engendered by the pandemic, and consequently, have yet to or are still tackling its deleterious effects on the economy. This work is part of a wider FTC project. The activities are: - Qualitative and quantitative analysis of covid-19 policy responses in Bangladesh. - Using an updated methodology to take account of new ways to understand gender impacts of policies. - Providing summary reports of country case studies. - Contributing to a global report on the 'people's recovery'. - Disseminating the global report and other relevant policy products. - Engaging in and supporting relevant advocacy at national and regional levels. As with the first report, most global trackers have focused especially on the economic impacts, or the health impacts of the pandemic. It remains a task of vital importance to highlight the link between the two, and this project is a contribution towards this understanding
Fortaleciendo el accionar de la Mesa Nacional de Acceso a la Justicia para población LGTBI (MNAJ-LGTBI) El proyecto “Fortaleciendo el accionar de la Mesa Nacional de Acceso a la Justicia para población LGTBI (MNAJ-LGTBI) para la promoción y defensa de los Derechos Humanos y la lucha contra la discriminación y la desigualdad” busca Contribuir al desmantelamiento de aquellas estructuras e instituciones que exacerban y perpetúan la desigualdad hacia las personas LGBTQI en Honduras.    El proyecto fortalecera las capacidades tecnicas de gestion de 15 organizaciones OSC LGTBI y beneficiara directamente  a 425 personas LGTBI usuarios de sus servicios.  El proyecto contempla actividades a nivel nacional que se realizaran a nivel de las instancias de DDHH nacionales ubicadas en el municipio del Distrito Cental, Departamento de Francisco Morazan y además se desarrollarán actividades en los departamentos/municipios de Choluteca: Choluteca, Valle: Nacaome, Atlántida: La Ceiba, Tela, Cortés: San Pedro Sula.
Strengthening Household Resilience and Incomes in Mwenezi through Promotion of Sesame (SHRIMPS) SAT is already working with smallholder sesame growers in Mwenezi district (34% female), capacitating them to improve their yields and reduce post-harvest losses through Lead Farmers, demonstration plots and extension workers from the Directorate of Agricultural Advisory and Rural Development Services (AARDS). Christian Aid’s support will complement this work by addressing the missing link in the value chain – processing the sesame to boost its value and marketability, thereby increasing the returns to growers by at least 25% per annum. This initiative resonates well with SAT’s vision of adding value to various crops through its multi-purpose agro-processing centre in Mwenezi, established with support from the Agency for Italian Cooperation and Support (AICS), which also helped SAT to establish the first paprika processing centre in the district. SAT is mobilising resources to gradually add more value addition centres for different crops to the plant, beginning with value chains that have high potential and a guaranteed market. Christian Aid’s support to this sesame value addition centre is therefore timely and aligned to these plans. The projected US$1 million p.a. from Mwenezi’s processed sesame will help increase national exports. This initiative will transform the lives of over 1,000 sesame growers who do not have access to a ready market and are exploited every year by middlemen who pay poor prices before smuggling the sesame to Mozambique and South Africa. The value addition centre will also benefit 1,500 other sesame growers in Chiredzi and Bikita. SAT has secured offtake markets for processed sesame through its links to Zimspice (Zimbabwe), Crown Foods (South Africa), Griffiths Foods (USA) & Itochu Corporation (Japan), among others. A sesame collection point will also be established in Bikita.
(Blyth Ph2a) Winterization response for people affected by war in Ukraine Blythswood's partners aim to help support communities in Ukraine affected by the Russian invasion and bombing through winter with a variety of intervention including provision of heaters, stoves, generators, winter clothes, community cooking/heating hubs, provision of satellite internet access etc.
Advocacy on Debt, Tax and the IFIs 2021-2025 Collaborative campaigning, advocacy and policy work on issues of debt and tax justice in Ireland.
Make Polluters Pay core grant Core funding to Stamp Out Poverty to support the development and running of the Make Polluters Pay Coalition. Stamp's staff member is acting as network coordinator and this money will contribute towards that capacity and any core costs of getting the coalition established. The aim of the coalition is to increase awareness of the need for funding for loss and damage and create the political pressure to force UK contributions to a fund.
Triple nexus Project Ethiopia-Kenya (PACIDA) Humanitarian, peacebuilding and development project is very important project to scale up and to pilot new innovation to solve communities under climate crisis and conflict. The project will have three out to achieve humanitarian, development and peace building achievements. The project will be implemented by ASE, CIFA and PACIDA among Kenya and Ethiopia borders.
CODE 1_2024 PROMOTING ENERGY EFFICIENT COOKING STOVES AND SOLAR LIGHTING IN PORTLOKO DISTRICT – A PILOT PROJECT Port Loko district has a population of 614,063 (2015 census). Production of food crops, such as rice, cassava and sweet potato, are the main livelihood sources for over 80% of the population. However, unregulated and non-mechanized agricultural practices coupled with massive deforestation through cutting down of trees for timber logging, firewood and charcoal burning poses threat to the environment and related negative impacts on the inhabitants. Key challenges in the the district include ignorance and low level of awareness regarding the efficient use of energy, non-affordability, lack of economic incentive, unreliable electricity supply, lack of willingness to pay for energy consumption, lack of quality control and standards, lack of human capacity, lack of enforcement mechanisms, availability of energy efficient products, lack of finance for energy efficiency and conservation programs, and lack of environmental pollution control mechanisms.
Promoting Access to Social Protection and Justice among SC communities in Uttar Pradesh, India The project is aimed to realize the social and economic development through ensuring rights and entitlements with protection from atrocities for scheduled caste (SC) communities in 5 districts (15 Gram Panchayats (GPs)) in Uttar Pradesh (UP). The aim is to ensure the communities with equal and dignified access to basic government services and social protection schemes. The project will support the communities in developing an enabling environment for engaging with the duty bearers, government officials, panchayat members and other communities to access their rights and entitlements for their livelihood and protection.  Through this project, we aim to strengthen the communities' capacities in availing the government schemes that for food security, educational empowerment, social protection and prevention from atrocities, Project further aims at addressing the violence against the community for ensuring their dignity and rights are upheld. Enabling the women from the community to champion the cause of community development, social protection, and grievance redressal.  The project aims at promoting women and youth as the community enablers ensuring community development is address through their collective voices and action in panchayat, block, district, and state level.
Strengthening the Capacity of Africa Faith Actors Network for Climate Justice The proposed project seeks to build on the achievements made by the AFAN-CJ from the previous interventions through local, national, regional and global advocacy and community-led initiatives that promote climate justice. This will also promote the growth of the network in membership and increase its visibility in new countries where AACC’s member churches are present. This is in recognition that some countries are not well represented in the membership of the network, especially persons from other religious faiths. This reality militates against broad participation, visibility, and vibrancy in the entire continent. Therefore, the AACC will continue to facilitate and encourage the recruitment of new AFAN-CJ members in countries that are not or least represented in the network and also strengthen their capacity for climate change processes and issues in this new phase of cooperation. The AACC shall endeavor to maintain balanced participation of the youth, women, PWDs, and other faiths beyond Christians and Muslims in the AFAN-CJ.
Code 1 de 2021-2022 au Soum C’est projet code 1 réalisé dans la région du Sahel
Une extension a été faite jusqu’au 30/09/2024 afin de pouvoir télécharger les rapports
Peace-building and Sustainable Livelihoods Development for Displaced Women in Sahn Malen Chiefdom, Pujehun, Southern CCSL focuses predominantly on issues of truth, justice and freedom and take their responsibility as ‘moral guarantor for the peace of our nation very seriously, realizing that peace can thrive beyond the absence of war and conflict. It is in justice, truth, and freedom that peace is derived.  As a Church CCSL advocates on socio-political factors that affect the ordinary person especially access to basic social services – the ‘bread-and-butter’ issues.
CCSL had wide range of experience in peace building, relief, rehabilitation, conflict management, post conflict development and has practical experiences of managing related projects within these domain.
Global Fund HIV/TB Epidemic Control Program The project is targeting key populations (Female Sex Workers) with HIV prevention services aimed at: 1.Reducing the number of new HIV infections towards elimination of HIV transmission by 2030; 2. Reducing HIV-related morbidity and mortality; and 3. Reducing TB incidence to 102/100,000 population by 2025.
Site aurifère et droits des enfants Passore Activités de sensiblisation et d'information sur les textes de loi sur le travail des enfants, formation professionnelle des enfants, octroi d'AGR aux parents des enfants travailleurs retirés des mines, activité de plaidoyer auprès des autorités locales et administratives
Naripokkho - Promoting gender justice for women workers in the Readymade Garment sector The Overall Impact of the project : Violence against women (VAW) is reduced in the RMG factories, in public spaces and commute, and women’s rights to safety in the workplace are protected, Outcome 1: The workplace culture at the RMG factories is free from violence and harassment and discriminatory practices and women workers have access to psychosocial, emotional, and legal services. Outcome 2: Women workers, including most marginalized, are free from violence in public spaces and during commute. Outcome 3: Apex agencies, brands/ buyers and Government authorities are engaged in ensuring an enabling environment for gender justice, through prevention of VAW and creating gender friendly workplace as per the labour law and are accountable to stakeholders. The project will be implemented at the factory, community, and national levels.
SBGs Improving access to income-generating opportunities and schools rehabilitation Output 1.1 200 youth (at least 50% female; and 20 PWDs) improved their personal and professional capacity and increased their employability through relevant skills training in Idleb and Aleppo. 
Output 1.2 134 best proposals (individual or group submissions) have received small livelihood activation grants to enable them to start their own business in Idlib and Aleppo. Grants will be on average 2500 USD based on Violet's past experience in the context during the implementation of different similar projects, also this is harmonized with ERL cluster and the joint BSP technical work group under FSL, ERL and CWG
Output 1.3 30 schools in four districts (Ariha, Harim, Idleb, and Jisr Al-Shughur) in Idleb governorate are rehabilitated.
Promoting locally led climate resilient livelihoods for sustainable food and nutrition security in Makueni county The overall objective of the project is to promote locally led climate resilient livelihoods for sustainable food and nutrition security among smallholder farmers in Makueni county.
CGA, a national farmer organization, is seeking to lead in the provision of agribusiness solutions in Kenya through evidence-based policy advocacy, technology & innovations, and strategic partnerships. Through an existing partnership with Christian Aid under the Cereal Value Chain Enhancement Project (CVEP), CGA has been piloting the agribusiness hub and agribusiness advisor models with a view to providing effective and efficient extension and agribusiness services to smallholder farmers using a market systems approach. This project ended in 2023. Unfortunately, a lot needs to be done in locally led climate adaption and building resilience as well looking at markets. Makueni county is one those adversely affected by impacts of climate change and hence our selection to work with 1,500 households.
Therefore, CGA is building on these successes and proposing a seven month, locally led and climate resilient and sustainable farming systems project among the smallholder farmers, who are most hit by impacts of climate change, shocks, and food insecurity. The project interventions involve activities aimed at increasing the productivity of selected climate-smart crops, enhancing access to inputs and outputs services, financial and other agribusiness solutions as well as increasing access to structured markets for the selected value chains. The selected value chains will include cowpeas, pigeon peas, and green grams as part of agricultural diversification and dietary diversity at smallholder level.
SCLR Phase 3, Year 1 The project aims to support at least 750 individuals from vulnerable households affected by drought in the West department and the forced returnees form Dominican Republic in the Central Department following the border closure through the microgrants to grassroots organizations. The project expects to support the 750 individuals to meet the immediate basic needs.