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Saving lives in Yemen through Emergency Appeal (EA) Yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis. According to the extended HRP 2019-2020, 20.1 million people are food insecure, and 10 million of them are in acute need of food assistance. A whopping 25% of the population requires nutritional services to address acute malnutrition. WASH services are limited, with 20.5 million Yemenis in need of safe drinking water, adequate sanitation facilities and hygiene items. People in Yemen are facing a food crises. Two-thirds of all districts in the country are already pre-famine, and one-third face a convergence of multiple acute vulnerabilities. The contested areas are the most affected. According to the October 2020 updated IPC classification over half a million cases of children under 5 years old (CU5), and more than a quarter of a million cases of pregnant and lactating women (PLW), are expected to suffer from acute malnutrition during the course of 2020. Overall objective: In response Cordaid/ YWBOD will contribute to increased access to basic services including food improving nutritional status of some of the most vulnerable people in Yemen.

Specific Objective: Conflict affected men, women and children in target districts (Sallah and Almaqatrah) in Taiz and Lahj have access to food and hygiene information and items. We are planning to reach 9,400HH in Sallah - Taiz and Almaqatrah - Lahj.
Beneficiary Selection
For the survey and selection of beneficiaries, Cordaid/ YWBOD will form the Beneficiary Selection Committee (BSC) composed of Cordaid and YWBOD staff, representatives from local government, community elders and appointed people from the community. A final survey will be conducted door to door using the FSAC tool uploaded to Kobo. Based on agreed vulnerability criteria the most food insecure and vulnerable households will be identified by the committees, according to FSAC targeting and vulnerability criteria. Based on these (household food stocks, current income, poor food consumption scores and use of more than one food-based emergency coping strategy), the most food insecure and vulnerable households will be identified by the BSCs, using the food consumption score card and rCSI.

Additional criteria for beneficiary targeting will be:
-	Female/ child/ elderly headed HH
-	HH with chronically ill/ elderly / PLW
-	Large HH (more than 7 individuals)
-	HH without any source of income
Phase 3: Emergency health care and nutrition Alindao The security situation in Basse Kotto was highly volatile in the beginning of phase 1 of this emergency health and nutrition project (113092) with Alindao continuing to be the theatre of protracted conflict between the UPC and Anti – Balaka armed groups.  The incidents include an attack by local self-defense groups and the UPC on the Catholic Site in Alindao on the 15th of November 2018 which resulted in the death of 60 people and more than 8,000 people affected. Civilian infrastructure was damaged and a number of incidents occurred in which humanitarian organizations were targeted. The incident also further deepened tensions between Christians and Muslims in Alindao. In April 2019, 24,000 displaced people were in Alindao with very little purchasing power; this is why the emergency health and nutrition project phase 3 continued to continue to provide access to health services for the vulnerable population. while there was little or no government presence in Alindao, since the Kharthoum peace accords on February 2019, government institutions have started to settle in Alindao as the sub-prefect, the mayor,and the UN, through MINUSCA has fortified their presence. 
Despite this government and UN presence, the population is afraid and has not yet returned to the villages. Currently on September 30, 2020, the number of displaced people in the center of Alindao is 20,694. The armed groups are still on the axes.

 Essential aid to the affected population, the protection of civilians and aid workers as well as unhindered access and full safety for all the populations affected remain the priorities.  This is why phase two of the project emergency health and nutrition was extended to phase three (200523).


Cordaid will not carry out any direct Cash transfers in the project activity but will facilitate the payment of honoraria for community health workers and will also make contributions towards hospital and health centre staff salaries,training of health providers, referral of patients, supervision of health facilities. Cordaid’s interventions will be in the form of in – kind contributions to meeting the health needs of affected populations. The operational zone of Cordaid is the Health District of Alindao (population of 122,273 in 2020) in the prefecture of Basse Kotto with a total estimated population of 331,454 persons in 2020 and a surface area of 17,604 km2 (or 6,797 square miles).
Alindao is part of Health Region 6 which has 21 health facilities of which 6 are supported by DFID, that is the Alindao District Hospital, the Alindao Urban Health Centre, Nzélété, Poudjio, Pavika and Kongbo). Principal objective (= impact) : Contribute to the emergency health response for the conflict affected population of CAR	
Specific objective (= outcome) : To prevent and reduce excess morbidity and mortality of the population affected by the ongoing crisis in CAR" - Population of Alindao
- Health center of Alindao
- The Alindao district management team
- Community Health workers
- Children under five years of age
- Pregnant and lactating women
Venezuela Crisis Joint Response 2019 The Dutch Relief Alliance has been asked by the Venezuela Watch Group (Stichting Vluchteling, Plan, SOS Kinderdorpen, Terre des Hommes, Cordaid, War Child, World Vision) to make funding of € 3 – 3.5M available from its Acute Mechanism in order to offer Humanitarian Support to Venezuelan Refugees in Colombia. To mitigate the humanitarian needs of the people affected by the Venezuelan crisis arriving in Colombia, concentrating on 2 of the main needs mentioned in the HNO: lack of protection, food and livelihood opportunities Main target are the most vulnerable: people without PEP and people in transit; In Venezuela, the main target group consists of people visiting Health facilities and public in general.
CAR Joint Response 4 The Central African Republic (CAR) is emerging from the most violent conflict in its history, following the turmoil and chaos that supersede the government overthrow in March 2013. The crisis, initially politico-military, was transformed into an unprecedented inter-communal conflict. Following OCHA humanitarian update of 15 September 2017, the Central African Republic (CAR) is currently experiencing the worst displacement crisis since the conflict turned sectarian in 2013. 

Earlier on, in 2016, after the visit of Pope Franciscus and the formation of a new government, hopes raised to gain more stability. EU donors decided end 2016 to reserve funds mainly for stabilization and development activities as laid down in the 5-year National Recovery and Peacebuilding Plan (2017 – 2021), and therefor funds reserved for Humanitarian Response are very limited.

For that, JR members are going to the 4th phase of the response. 1. Save lives: affected populations confronted with sudden schocks have access to humanitarian assistance that preserves their survival and dignity. 
2. Respect fundamental rights: protection of affected population at risk of violation of their human rights is being reinforced. 
3. Preserve Human dignity: affected population at risk have acces to basic social services and their essential livelihood mechanisms are re-established. Conflict affected population, most vulnerable IDPs, host families and communities, children, youth & ex-combatants.
TOTAL individuals targeted without double counting: 30,000
Covid19 Emergency Response Nepal (CERN) 2021 The first case of COVID-19 in Nepal was reported on 23rd January 2020 and nation-wide lockdown was imposed by the Government of Nepal (GoN) on 24th March 2020 to control the possible spread of COVID-19. On 21st July 2020 GoN decided to end nation-wide lockdown limiting mobility of people and public gatherings. Second wave of COVID-19 started on 7th April 2021 and as of 24th May 2021, a total of 6,531 deaths, 520,461 confirmed cases and 115,447 active cases have been recorded. Government of Nepal has called localized strict prohibitory orders to break the infection chain from 29th April 2021 midnight and as of now 75 districts (out of 77 districts) are under lockdown situation.

Nepal now has among the highest viral reproduction rates in the world. The positivity rate, which is highest in the globe at this moment, is hovering around 40% nationally. Hospitals are already overwhelmed with some of the hospitals in the capital has already announced that they are not able to take in new patients since their capacities are now exhausted. Nepal is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis, which is likely to go for at least another two to three months, according to experts. The Nepal government, through its Ministry of Health (MoHP) has issued a request to international development partners to support the government efforts towards providing treatment to the covid patients since the government capacity has almost been exhausted. A list of around 40 immediate medical items needed have been listed and most urgent ones are related to life saving equipment and supplies around improving oxygen production and distribution, together with the medical materials used everyday to test and treat patients.

Together with the emergency supplies, Nepal urgently needs COVID vaccines in order to make a meaningful impact on saving lives. As of 7th May, 2021, only 1.3% of the population have received two dozes of the vaccine and only 7.2% have received first doze and with India deep in crisis, it is unlikely that Nepal will receive more vaccines from India, which was previously its primary source. At this moment, Nepal is undergoing the second wave of COVID19 spread. From other countries, it can easily be said that there are more waves to come. Timely action will save hundreds of thousands of people from unnecessary suffering and death and reduce the long-term impacts of poverty and lost development. To support the vulnerable communities, health institutions and frontline health service providers in the targeted areas to respond to COVID crisis Poor and marginalized population, hard to reach communities, vulnerable and People with special needs. 

Total Direct beneficiaries – 46, 089 persons (740,000 indirect beneficiaries)
CAR Joint Response 5 Dutch Relief Alliance, Protracted Crisis Mechanism, has approved 4.4 million EURO for the 2019 CAR Joint Response by DRA members (Cordaid, ICCO, St. Vluchteling, Plan, SOS) as a response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in CAR. Cordaid is lead of the CAR 2019 Joint Response (CARJR5) Overall objective: Human suffering is alleviated through the effective and efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities by CARJR5 partners

Specific objectives:
1) provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people
2) prevent, mitigate and respond to protection risk
3) contribute to the objectives of the grand bargain Vulnerable population of Ouham Pende prefecture; returnees, repatriated, IDPs and host community. Youth formerly associated with armed groups.
Partners for Resilience Kenya Kenya frequently suffers from droughts, which has a negative impact on food security. The Partners for Resilience Program 2016-2020 strengthens Kenya's civil society and the Ministries in Integrated Risk Management, especially in policy development and dialogue around policies, investments and practices. This leads to a stronger and sustainable enabling environment for resilience building This project aims to integrate IRM principles in legislation frameworks and plans, This will ensure that the needs of the most vulnerable groups are involved in implementation of plans, budget allocation and decision making on IRM at the local level. This will contribute towards strengthening communities’ capacities to cope with hazards, to mitigate the effects of disasters experienced and to adapt to changing conditions. Vulnerable people in Kenya are more resilient to crises in the face of climate change and environmental degradation, enabling sustainable inclusive economic growth The target groups of the PfR II Alliance program differ per thematic domain. The program directly targets Disaster Operation Centre at various levels, various Ministries at local, county and district level, various (local) authorities, media, knowledge centers, civil society organizations, community based organizations, private sector, and Disaster Management Unit at various levels. Indirect beneficiaries are marginalised communities such as the pastoralist communities and small scale farmers
Horn of Africa Drought Relief The climate crisis is fueling one of the worst droughts on record across the Horn of Africa, with up to 13 million people in Kenya, Somaliland, and Ethiopia facing severe hunger. ActionAid's emergency teams are working with local partners to provide live-saving food relief, water, and livelihood support to build resilience to climate change.
Joy for pregnant teens to sexual abuse in Rwanda Orphaned teens and pregnant to sexual abuse need practical help of reassurance and an education.Their case of abuse beside being orphans and poverty makes them come out of class feeling ashamed and end up hating life.HELP A CHILD INITIATIVE is working to provide for them daily necessities and reassuring carers so they can rise out of hopelessness, keep safer pregnancies and have a strong maternity instinct. We will educate them for they and their families will have health, wealth and well being.
STEM  through Art, Dance and Theater- Summer camp This is the summer camp project.   AJ Trust runs three camps in a year.   Summer camp is a major event.  Each year the Trust works with a theme, to simulate thinking and decision making capacity.   All camps involve formal lectures,  activities to enhance cognitive, kinesthetic and social skills.   During this summer the theme is about Kaadu - meaning the forest.   The participants are from a tribal village surrounded by small hillocks and forests.   The theme is in their honour.
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini SAWS plans to sterilize 150, and provide basic veterinary care to at least a further 240 cats and dogs from low income households in rural Eswatini.  Due to high incidence of poverty, these households are not able to cater to the needs of their animals, which results in high mortality rate caused by diseases, uncontrolled breeding and emaciation.  This project will improve the quality of life of cats and dogs in selected communities in need by providing them with the much needed veterinary care.
Opening Minds through Art Opening Minds through Art is an art program for residents with dementia that is aimed at promoting the social engagement, autonomy, and dignity of these individuals through creative self-expression.
Giving Russian Orphans an Equal Start in Life Step Up Orphan Opportunity Center Step Up provides over 150 vulnerable young people with a quality education, life skills training, psychological support and opportunities for personal growth. Our mission is to help every child to learn and develop as a person, overcoming the negative inheritance of an institutional past.
Constructing Bathrooms for Girls in Rural Uganda This project will provide 10 toilets and 10 bathing rooms that will serve over 150 young women, 37% of the total student population, at Nyabyeya Forestry College in rural Uganda.
Help Women & Girls Escape Domestic Abuse and SGBV Founded by a survivor, Unsilenced Voices' objective is to provide shelter and relief for victims of domestic abuse and sexual gender based violence in Ghana and Sierra Leone. Currently there are few, if any shelters or vocational centers protecting and educating women and girls about their rights. Unsilenced Voices is working with our partners to implement shelters, sensitization programs, legal assistance, vocational training, medical and counseling to women and girls in both countries
Help Children in Need to Become Leaders of Change We provide creativity workshops, health education and emotional support for 970 students from disadvantaged rural areas in North-East Romania, in order to help them continue their studies and make the best of their potential. These children face enormous challenges, but the size of those challenges is matched by their potential to address the barriers and to progress in their own development.
Take 500 youths from the edge of suicide Suicide rate in Lithuania is one of the highest in the world. Youth Line is overwhelmed. 
We plan to sustain our volunteer force by training 10 people to provide emotional support by phone and e-mail. In two years, the new volunteers will take at least 1800 calls and help over 500 youths who are considering suicide.
Back-to-school Program for 200 Teen Moms Back to school program for 200 teen moms will give hope for Filipina young mothers living in the depressed communities of Antipolo City, who lost hope in pursuing their dreams for a better future due to early pregnancies, taking care of their babies and poverty.  This project will empowers them to get back on their feet, learn from their mistakes and improve their lives for the second time.  The fund will help them support their education and some assistance for their babies.
Provide Treatment to Children With Leukemia This project provides medication and treatment for a Russian child with aplastic anemia. Aplastic anemia is a rare autoimmune disorder, but has excellent survival rates with treatment.
Empowering 1000 Girls in Kampala's Slums Education is a vital tool for empowering girls in slums. Studies have shown that an educated woman is able to get gainful employment, to take her children for immunization, to practice family planning (delayed child bearing and fewer children), spends over 40% of her income on her family's welfare as compared to the male counterpart who spends far less on his family. This program will empower girls in the slums of Kampala to help them make positive and healthy decisions.
Support 12 kids with hearing loss in Medellin The project will help children in Medellin with sensorineural hearing loss to develop  skills,  that will help in their educational process and social adaptation. A multidisciplinary team composed of educators, audiologists, speech therapists and psychologists will help the children with financial restrains to develop listening and communicative skills, through a process of rehabilitation.
Shine A Light on Child Abuse in Kenya Childline Kenya works to STOP child abuse by creating a safe environment and opportunities to report abuse through the only nationwide helpline service dedicated to children that runs 24 hours toll free by dialing 116. Every month, we provide more than 200 child victims of abuse with access to rescue, counseling, safe shelter, medical care, legal support, and reintegration. This project aims to raise funds to assist ALL children whose cases are reported and who require child protection services.
Rescue Injured and Abandoned Cats & Exotic Pets This project will help the Whisker Kisses Koalition build a safe haven refuge as well as pay for day to day food, veterinary care and behavioral enrichment for abused, abandoned, injured and confiscated cats and exotic pets in the Pacific Northwest. Most shelters and rescues are not equipped and cannot accept exotic pets or cats deemed "un-adoptable." We provide a life home. We're a 501(c)3 non-profit and 100% of all donations directly benefit the animals, no fundraising or administrative costs.
LOCAL HANDICRAFTS FOR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT Homeland Development Initiative Foundation ("HDIF") aims to initiate, facilitate, and nurture sustainable development initiatives in Armenian communities. One of its main projects is a grass root, non-profit organization dedicated to the creation of jobs for women in the regions of Armenia, using traditional techniques and materials.
Music for underpriviledged children in Colombia Notas de Paz is a model for peace building through education and musical training for 125 children living in an area of extreme poverty and a high rate of social violence in Cali, Colombia.
AIDS-PEACE-DEVELOPMENT YOUTH  EDUCATIONAL CENTER The Center will be equipped with 61 computers and serve 840 young people/day. This Project will provide 350 computers to 35 schools and youth organizations. Schools involved in this project will establish their own Youth Educational Centers. It will help thousands of people from all ages, gender groups and background to fight against Aids, promote Peace and Development in their nation through internet. World Computer Exchange is pleased to be a formal Partner with JRMD.
Support Indigenous forest protection in Borneo The Borneo Project works with indigenous villages to build community capacity to protect the rainforest. The upper Baram River Basin is the largest area of unprotected primary forest in Sarawak, containing dozens of species threatened with extinction. To protect the area from logging and palm oil interests, communities will survey flora and fauna, reforest logged areas, develop sustainable livelihoods, and continue advocating for land rights and forest protection.
Displaced Residents in Chile Learn IT Skills CDI-Chile is helping with disaster relief for evacuated Chaiten volcano victims through IT training and engagement via virtual and real community building which will lead to recovery and reconnection
Safe Drinking Water for Flood Victims Pakistan Rural women and single mothers are the poorest among women in lower Sindh region of Pakistan, The status of rural communities of Sujawal & Jati areas is very low. Majority of poor rural families facing contamination in drinking water. AHD will provide initial 500 Nadi filter unit to Sujawal & Jati flood affected communities withi next 06 months. The objective of Nadi filter technology promotion in rural Sindh to help people to access safe and clean drinking water at their household level.
Help DIL Educate Children in Pakistan This project will fund 7 schools and provide high quality education to over 1,500 children per year from the poorest, most marginalised areas of Pakistan.
Help us protect 60 girls from becoming brides In many villages, most girls who leave their school after Class VIII, are also forced to leave their childhood behind. As an unsaid norm that most families follow, looking for a groom for a girl child begins as soon as she crosses 13 years of age. With the help of partners and our well-wishers, we have managed to stop the practice of child marriage in 206 villages and slums last year. Help us save a 60 more.
Supporting 546 OVCs in Cambodia This project provides training to 220 caregivers and CAGs in the skills of counselling children, including topics of loss and grief in 3 districts in Cambodia.
Higher education for Amazonian youth in Peru Fundacion Corazonistas allows access to high proffesional education as teachers for 20 young people from the riverside communities of the Alto Amazonas in Yurimaguas (Peru).  From the care of the cultural roots and the language of the 3 ethnic groups present in the intercultural home "Br. Policarpe" it is allowed that indigenous young people obtain professional training as teachers for the promotion of their native peoples
Develop 100 women entrepreneurs in Indian villages Pipal Tree Foundation plans to provide training to 100 women from poorest part of Ranga Reddy district in Telangana. The training would be provided in Seri Culture (silk production) and Goat Farming.  The project provides complete training to 100 women to enable them to start their own business in the field. The project plans to provide these women tools, plants and goats after successful completion of training. It also plans to support these women for next 18 months for successful outcome.