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Code 1_Promoting Community Health Resilience in Kailahun District The project's overarching mission is to fortify the community's resilience in both social and health aspects, building upon existing progress and achievements. To fulfil this mission, the project has set three specific objectives:
1.      Enhancing Health Awareness and Equitable Access: The project aims to improve health awareness among diverse groups, including women, adolescent girls, persons with disabilities (PWDs), Ebola survivors, and children. By fostering knowledge and understanding, the project seeks to empower these individuals to make informed decisions about their health. Additionally, it aims to promote equitable access to health services, ensuring that marginalized groups receive the care they need.
2.      Empowering Communities through Income-Generating Activities: Recognizing the link between socio-economic factors and health risks, the project focuses on engaging communities, particularly women and youth, in sustainable income-generating activities. By creating opportunities for economic empowerment, the project aims to reduce their vulnerability to health-related challenges, fostering resilience and self-sufficiency.
3.      Strengthening Capacities and Linkages for Improved Healthcare: The project recognizes the importance of robust healthcare systems in promoting well-being. Therefore, it seeks to enhance capacities and establish connections within the healthcare sector to improve access to quality services. The project aims to equip healthcare providers and stakeholders with the skills and knowledge needed to deliver enhanced care by facilitating learning opportunities and exposure.
YAZ - Y+ Skills Hub-Powering Healthy Enterprising Lifestyles The project takes a strategic approach that prioritizes human-centered design and leverages technology to empower adolescents and young people living with HIV in Chitungwiza and Seke. By bringing together diverse competencies, experiences, and implementation models, the project aims to create a resilient and sustainable entrepreneurship development ecosystem tailored to the unique needs of this target group.
 
YA builds Young People's (YP) economic and social assets through economic empowerment interventions layered upon life skills development activities. Upon selection into the program, the YP go through the Life Skills and Job Preparation training – an intensive 5-day Humane Centred Design training that co-creates and equips them with employability skills like leadership, communication, basic bookkeeping, grooming and etiquette, workplace culture, CV preparation and interviewing, Sexual and Reproductive Health, and basics of computers.
Integrated multi-sector assistance to drought and flood affected communities in Moyale and Dubuluk Districts Borena Zone CA with its local partners to provide a timely equitable and safe, life-saving and effective emergency WASH assistance as prioritized by the WASH cluster. To this end, the project planned to rehabilitate non-functional Water schemes, Shallow wells, Hund dug wells and ponds, pipeline expansion, new water point construction that will provide safe drinking water for 11,500 people in two drought affected woredas. This project will also deliver essential sanitation and hygiene messages through hygiene promotion for 50,000 people. Drought and cholera affected communities will be provided with basic lifesaving WASH NFIs such as bathing & laundry soaps, water purification tabs and jerrycans and health facilities and schools will be supported benefiting 4500 people. Most importantly, this the project will focuses on people centered approaches whereby technical specifications of WASH facilities will be designed in collaboration with affected people to incorporate their specific needs and protection perspective. The WASH response will also implement measures to prevent SEA and GBV such as ensuring proximity of water points to the user community to minimize the risk of exposure of women and girls to violence. Design and style of latrines will be inclusive and consider gender, age and physical disabilities.
Appui à l'écriture des projets ECHO, EU, USAID et autres initiatives Cette étude vise à mettre en lumière les secteurs porteurs pour l'amélioration de la résilience des population déplacées et hôtes ainsi que les différents besoins de ces populations dans la zone péri-urbaine de Kaya
Consolidation du projet FED au Burkina Faso In February 2018, Christian Aid received funding from the European Union for a multi-country project (Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Honduras, and Malawi) called "Women and Sustainable Energy" (WSE). In Burkina Faso, the project was implemented by the consortium formed by Christian Aid Burkina Faso (CABF) and its partners, the Réseau MARP Burkina and the Centre Ecologique Albert Schweitzer (CEAS) Burkina. With an initial duration of forty-two (42) months, the project was executed from 12/02/2018 to 11/06/2022, i.e., in total 52 months. 
The goal of the project was to contribute to improving the economic situation of women through the increased use of sustainable energy technologies and related products. The aim was to increase employment and income for women in the sustainable energy sector and thus promote gender equality by improving their working and living conditions.
It is in view of quality shortcomings and the non-execution of monitoring activities that CABF submitted the idea of a consolidation project of the EDF project in order to make up not only for the quality shortcomings of the achievements, but also and above all to be able to put in place the system for monitoring the functioning of the SCOOPs and the proximity accompaniment of these SCOOPs for better governance and performance, which is the guarantee of the sustainability of the action. Indeed, the difficulties encountered did not allow the project team to measure and evaluate the performance of the SCOOPs that received support from the project. In addition, it was not possible to set up the entity to manage the working capital that should be constituted by the repayments of the credit granted to the various SCOOPs and to build a wall for a peanut paste production site. This is the major concern of CABF and its implementing partner CEAS Burkina. 
To correct the shortcomings and strengthen the achievements, this phase of the project will focus on monitoring and evaluation as well as follow-up support in an individualized manner to each SCOOP so that it can use its infrastructure and production equipment and keep the managerial, accounting and financial management tools, but also have data to inform the indicators of the logical framework of the initial project. 
This is why the goal of this initiative is to contribute to improving the working and living conditions and well-being of women who have benefited from RE technologies, products and services in Burkina Faso. Specifically, it will eventually: i) increase the productivity of each SCOOP beneficiary of the project, ii) increase the income generated by the activity of each SCOOP beneficiary of the project and iii) capitalize on the results and effects/impacts produced by this intervention.
Hurras DEC Phase 2 SCLR Syria DEC ph 2 + April and June 2024 Eid grants from CA appeal
Strengthening Government Financing for Inclusive Governance in Kenya The Strengthening Just Government Financing for Inclusive Governance in Kenya initiative is a transformative project by TISA that seeks to advocate for fairness, transparency, accountability and people’s participation in Kenya's fiscal policies and governance. In the face of significant economic challenges amidst the implementation of the ongoing IMF Fiscal Consolidation Program, the project seeks to address pressing citizen issues related to economic stability, equitable taxation, government accountability, and the overall well-being of Kenyan citizens.
 
This action will be implemented from 1st December 2023 – 30th June 2024, in Nairobi County, and will seek to empower Kenyan citizens to actively shape their economic future by promoting inclusive governance at both national & county levels. Doing this will enhance citizen agency by ensuring their voices are heard in decisions that impact their lives. Ultimately, the project aims to address the economic challenges posed by the IMF program, advocate for fair taxation, and enhance accountability in public finance management, thereby improving the Kenyan economy's overall state and its people's well-being
BAAG Core support Provision of a small grant for core support for the BAAG secretariat revised in year 3 to GBP 15,000 in response to appeal for funding
Putting global economic architecture transformation in the spotlight Building on our existing partnership, this project with CESR aims to enhance strategic media coverage of our joint global architecture transformation narratives through the recruitment of a dedicated media consultant from June to November 2024. Under this arrangement, Christian Aid would provide CESR with a $60,000 USD grant for this purpose, of which 10% may be used for CESR overhead costs. CESR would procure the consultant and oversee their day-to-day activities, with support from Christian Aid’s global advocacy and policy team and media team. The primary purpose of this role is to reach global economic policymakers in the global North and South with our messaging on global architecture transformation that furthers our strategic advocacy goals, but the role should also support CESR in its wider media and communications work and general organisational capacity.
SCLR Phase 3, Year 1 The project aims to support at least 100 vulnerable households affected by the extended drought and the border closure in Dominican Republic in the North-east department in Haiti through the microgrants to grassroots organizations. The project expects to support 500 individuals from 100 vulnerable households to meet the immediate basic needs.
Multi-Purpose Cash Response for Food Insecure Households impacted by Drought in Kumbi This project designed an integrated emergency agriculture, livestock health, food security, WASH, Health, nutrition and protection to meet the immediate needs of 81,349 drought affected IDP and host communities in Kumbi. In addition, this an integrated approach ensures the interventions to contribute to the long-term wellbeing of the targeted communities by delivering sustainable outcomes in all intervention areas. Provision of multipurpose cash will provide households with the income needed to meet their immediate needs, while animal health activities, such as vaccination of the surviving livestock, is critical in longer term livelihood security.
Additionally, the approach is complementary of the HRP’s specific objective 2.3 that promote protection and access to drought affected communities “Protect livelihoods and related food sources from climate and conflict affected 1.5 million IDPs and 5.8 million non-displaced population across 681 targeted woredas through food assistance, emergency agriculture, livestock, and other livelihood support in line with their livelihoods and seasonality” in line with the Ethiopia humanitarian fund (EHF) 2022 first standard allocation, the planned intervention will target vulnerable IDPs and host communities caseloads with immediate and comprehensive humanitarian needs whose living condition has affected by the drought. Hence, the proposed intervention will focus on responding to both urgent need for water, nutrition, food security and livelihoods for the affected community to have durable solutions through the integrated response.
 
CA DI target food insecure populations through unconditional, unrestricted multi-purpose cash assistance (MPC) in order to address basic household needs like food, livelihoods, shelter, WASH as well as education and health. "Multipurpose cash will be provided to 500 households each. Cash provision will be made for the included households at the rate of $84.00 per head Based on food basket calculation and the ECWG (Ethiopian Cash Working) national average of 4,000 Birr (equivalent to 84 USD) considered. The total cost will be 500*$84.00=$42,000.00.
In addition, CA oversee the overall grant management, monitoring and evaluation, Protection, safeguarding and accountability of the project. whereas FIDP local partner is implementing Health and nutrition interventions and CIFA local partner is implementing WASH and Emergency agricultural responses. 
3months NCE has been added and the project end date extended to April 30, 2024
Emergency Humanitarian Response for People Affected by Drought and Floods Crisis in Marsabit County, Northern Kenya Project intervention focusses on the following:
- Provision of multi-purpose cash assistance to drought affected communities for two months.
SCGA - Mapping feminist faith engagement with feminist foreign policy Anu Ranawana will lead the project, with Andrew Tomlinson and Interfaith Scotland.
This research partnership between Christian Aid Scotland, Christian Aid’s global networks and Interfaith Scotland Network, engages with the Scottish government’s objective of delivering a feminist foreign policy.  The study engages with the cross -cutting recommendation regarding how Scotland can showcase alternative models of development and progressive policies, as well as paragraph 14 of the Background note on feminist foreign policy regarding religion as a key intersectional point of analysis by exploring the links between Scotland’s faith communities and women’s rights groups domestically and internationally. The study will be a ‘scoping’ exercise that will allow the researchers to develop a larger, multi-country funding bid.
Start Fund Alert 811 Nigeria (Displacement due to conflict) This project is focused on the provision of emergency assistance to the vulnerable IDPs in Plateau State and by the end of the project, it is expected that the quality of life of these displaced persons will be improved, and they have increased access to basic services. Through the unconditional cash transfer, there will be improved access to food and basic resources needed for daily living. Furthermore, the menstrual hygiene needs of adolescent girls in all their diversity will be met and there will be a significant reduction in the negative coping mechanism. In line with this, it is expected that there would be a reduction in the cases of SGBV within the IDP camps.
 Additionally, through the distribution of NFIs, these vulnerable households will have access to basic and essential items needed, which will support them in living in a dignified manner in the IDP camps. There would be improved shelter conditions with the availability of household items such as toiletries, blankets, mattresses, provided to households to reduce exposure to the cold weather and unfavourable sleeping conditions including decongested bed spaces. The integrated WaSH activities will prevent disease outbreaks and reduce incidence of WaSH related diseases at the household level.
Transforming global economic systems for rights-based economies 2020-2026 This project will build on our successful partnership with CESR to promote a human rights approach to development, including economic justice. In particular, we will continue to work with them to emphasise the importance of addressing economic inequality to deliver the SDGs and to promote a human rights approach to tax. Whilst this is a core grant supporting a lot of their US-based advocacy (to the UN and to Washington-based institutions), we will also seek to maximise collaboration through publications, panel events through CA and CA Ireland.
Fortaleciendo Capacidades de Creación Periodistica Feminista y Colaborativa realización de una Mediatón, un espacio de exploración e innovación periodística, como una estrategia innovadora y colaborativa para fortalecer nuestro trabajo con otros medios de comunicación y organizaciones de la sociedad civil, desarrollar productos periodísticos innovadores de forma colaborativa y fortalecer las capacidades operativas de Alharaca.
La realización de la Mediatón robustecerá nuestras capacidades internas como organización y al mismo tiempo fomentará la colaboración y el intercambio de ideas entre diversos actores sociales comprometidos con la defensa de los derechos humanos y la promoción de una cultura democrática en El Salvador. Además, esta iniciativa contribuirá a la creación de contenidos periodísticos innovadores y de calidad de Alharaca en alianza con otros medios y organizaciones. El tema de la mediatón será “Voces Comunitarias” para enfocar los contenidos en amplificar las narrativas e historias de aquellos sectores de la sociedad que suelen ser marginalizados o ignorados por los medios tradicionales como mujeres, personas LGBTIQA+, comunidades indígenas, defensoras de la tierra, comunidades rurales, entre otras. Por lo que la Mediatón representa una oportunidad para potenciar el impacto y la relevancia de nuestra labor periodística en un contexto adverso y hostil para las mujeres, la comunidad LGBTIQA+ y la libertad de prensa y expresión.
Start Fund :  Réponse d'urgence aux personnes déplacées à Pissila suite aux attaques de groupes armés (Alerte 738) Suite à des attaques de groupes armées aui ont eu lieu dans la région du Centre-Nord, province de Sanmatenga, plusieurs personnes se sont déplacées dans la commune de Pissila. Les acteurs du RRM Front line se sont positionnés pour les apporter une assistance mais malheureusement, leur assistance ne pouvait pas couvrir l’ensemble des personnes déplacées. vu la situation de la saison pluvieuse, les besoins sont très nombreux et se déclinent en Sécurité alimentaire, en protection, en abris/NFI, en et en WaSH. C’est pourquoi le consortium CA-ATAD ont approché Stard Fund afin de bénéfier d’un financement pour compléter l’assistance en WaSH et en Abris/NFI.
Integrated Emergency  Response to Drought Affected communities in Kumbi woreda Oromia Region 2022 HNO indicates, more than 20 million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in 2022, nearly 3/4 of them are women and children. Conflict in the northern, violence in many other parts, and natural hazards such as the worst droughts in recent decades, frequent floods, and landslides are the main drivers of the needs. High level of displacement, damage to infrastructure and basic services have exposed population to major protection risks. Death of millions of livestock due to drought has further deteriorated livelihoods. Limited food availability leading to increased migration, as desperate people are migrating in search of water, pasture, and assistance. People on the move have additional barriers to accessing healthcare and at risk to ill health. The impact of the drought has already been devastating on the lives and livelihoods of close to 17 million pastoralists and agro-pastoralists who currently require multi-sector lifesaving assistance.According to OCHA situation report, October 7, 2022, drought-affected Regions comprise 3/4 of the total land area of Ethiopia, Somali, Oromia, and Afar Regions among most severely impacted. One of every three migrants along the eastern route are from drought-affected regions, and one of every three returning migrants are going back to the drought-affected Regions. In East Hararge zone alone, more than 29,000 people were displaced mainly from the four most drought-impacted woredas of Chinaksen, Mayyu, Midega and Kumbi and more than 228,457 livestock have been affected and more than 73,820 livestock died over the past six months alone. CAID in partnership with CIFA and FIDO proposed an integrated Emergency Agriculture, livestock Food, WASH, Health, Nutrition, and protection response to drought affected IDPs and host communities in Kumbi. The project intended to meet the immediate needs of 81,349 drought affected people. 81,349 total beneficiary (28,339 IDP and 53,010 host community) (18,294 Men, 26,454 women, 15,286 boys, 21,315 girls and 6,775 people with disability). CAID will be responsible to oversee the overall project activity implementation, monitoring and reporting. On top, CAID will directly implement food through cash-based intervention, and fully responsible for safeguarding, accountability activities. CIFA will implement agriculture, livestock and WASH activities and FIDO will implement Health and nutrition activities. AAP, Gender and protection will be crosscutting across all sectors. In general, CAID, CIFA and FIDO staff in East Harerghe will monitor the day-to-day implementation of project in line with the agreed work plan. Zone and woreda government line offices will actively engage at all stages of project implementation, signing of project agreement, undertaking the implementation of the proposed activities, monitoring and evaluation whereby relevant costs will be incurred by the project.
Promotion & Protecting Dalit Rights in Rajasthan The project would address social exclusion induced poverty, caste based discrimination and violence to vulnerable communities. Partner to monitor 50 cases of violence/ atrocities against Dalits and to conduct 20 fact finding missions during the project period. To reduce discrimination at educational institutions, increasing access to social benefits, economic rights, legitimate budget allocation and right to basic facilities. To build the capacity of civil society organizations and promotion of communal harmony and safeguarding within the community. 2 legal clinics to be organized with eminent lawyers to resolve 20 critical cases. 12 meetings with district/state officials to advocate for effective implementation of SC/ST (PoA) Act. To organize 2 Round table meetings with eminent CSOs to bring out status report to eradicate all forms of violence. 50 applications to be filed for accessing social welfare schemes. Three Dalit women network/groups per district to be created (12 in 4 districts) and would be capacitated on constitutional rights and empowered to be part of panchayats to present their cases. Advocacy with local leaders, regional consultation to be organized to demand for SC/ST social development fund.
Support Governance and Advocacy on Climate Change The initiative will strengthen impact through capacity building of stakeholders including women and youth in participatory monitoring and evaluation to enhance the stakeholders’ capacity to effectively monitor the implementation of policies and strategies. Through PME stakeholders will generate evidence on progress made in the implementation of policies and strategies, including successes and identified gaps, following which recommendations will also be generated for engaging duty bearers to improve service delivery.
The initiative will also engage stakeholders from across Africa to consolidate evidence for climate induced loss and damage, to strengthen Africa’s and individual countries’ point of negotiation at international level including conference parties under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.
WAVE ELMC Additional fund 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.
Theological support 2022-25 Theos to provide CA with insights through written outputs and/ or events in two or more of the following areas from a theological perspective: - Race and diversity - Business and human rights - Loss and Damage (climate justice) The outputs may be for internal or external audiences.