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Child Protection Case Management in Darkoush IRC proposes to implement a comprehensive child protection programme in Darkoush subdistrict that will both provide specialized child protection services and undertake a multi-pronged approach to outreach and awareness interventions. Raising awareness among community members such as parents, caregivers, teachers and local council members is crucial to prevent and address child protection issues such as child labor, psychosocial distress, abuse and neglect of children in the targeted communities. 

The programme will establish networks of child protection community focal points to support awareness raising and identification and referral of vulnerable children raise awareness through regular community awareness sessions and train humanitarian service providers including teachers on core child protection principles.  In order to respond to protection concerns, IRC will implement psychosocial (PSS) support in safe healing and learning spaces and schools through structured activities designed to help process adverse experiences and stress. A parenting skills curriculum will support parents to use positive parenting techniques. 

Protection case management services and technical guidelines are needs-based, and all partners are selected based on their ability to employ gender-balanced field staff to ensure that boys and girls have access to contextually appropriate and gender sensitive case management services. Child protection case management will include clearly defined vulnerability criteria to better screen and prioritize potential case management cases. Staff will be trained to understand a client-centered approach to respond in an efficient and proactive fashion to high and medium risk cases.
Provision of life-saving and life-sustaining humanitarian health services in Idleb, Homs, Hama and Aleppo Governorates The project aims to provide life-saving and life sustaining services for people in need in hard-to reach and besieged areas, and IDPs in Idelb, Homs, Aleppo  Governorates, through
1. The procurement, prepositioning and deliver of emergency medical supplies to respond to emerging gaps resulting from the conflict in the locations prioritized by the allocation, and in others locations where emergency needs are identified in northern Syria. The supplies are intended to support the delivery provision of essential PHC services, and essential NCD services.
2. The provision of specialized secondary health care and trauma management services. 
3. The provision of comprehensive essential primary health care service.
4. The provision of lifesaving nutrition services focusing on appropriate infant and young children feeding, integrated with primary and secondary health services
Reducing the Vulnerability and ensuring minimum standard of conditions in housing of Conflict Affected Syrians in of Northern Syria through the Rehabilitation of 400 Households . As part of this 8 months’ action BARAKA will provide a life-saving and life sustaining shelter support through rehabilitating of 400 households living in Kafr Oweid and Kansafra, sub-district of Kafr Nobol and Ehsem respectively, Al Ma'ra and Ariha district (Idleb governorate) by rehabilitating their shelters.

In order to improve the humanitarian response and alleviate suffering of IDPs and host communities and vulnerable populations in conflict-afflicted areas, Baraka will support the rehabilitation of 400Households.

Baraka will target homes that have been partially destroyed due to continued damage as a result of aerial/land attacks in addition to general dilapidation from poor living conditions that do not allow for comprehensive upkeep (BARAKA verified that by Local Councils and members of the host community that reside in those homes). Homes targeted are owned by families served, as confirmed by Local Councils. In addition to the repair of small damages in walls, doors, broken windows, locks and deteriorated plumbing, BARAKA will install one solar panel system in each targeted HHs to provide an alternative source of lighting in an energy scarce environment. 

The methodology  of Cash-for-Work programming is embedded in the action as a short-term intervention to provide temporary employment in this specific shelter project, workers will be deployed in works (such as measurements taking , clearing debris or re-building infrastructure) to the most vulnerable segments of a population. 

Baraka seeks to capitalize on its experience implementing Shelter operations throughout Northern Syria in order to devise a more qualitative and sustainable response to Shelter repair, with the goal of improving livelihoods and promoting stability, reintegration of IDPs into host communities and a return to normalcy for all targeted HHs. In addition to enhancing physical stability and safety via Shelter repair of mild to moderately damaged HHs.
Rehabilitation of household shelters for vulnerable families of Northwest Syria As part of ACTED’ proposed strategy to enhance beneficiaries’ ability to cope with the winter season through sustainable access to secure housing, ACTED will rehabilitate 370 households in Maarat An Numan sub-district in Idleb governorate to ensure safe housing that is reinforced for the winter months. Activities will be conducted according to the Housing, Land, and Property (HLP) guidelines that were developed in coordination with ACTED and other technical working group (TWIG) members in 2017.
Emergency WASH response for the conflict affected families in Northern Syria The humanitarian situation across the country has deteriorated with an increase in the targeting of civilian infrastructure, and an increase in internal displacement. As a result of the ongoing conflict the Wash system has been badly affected and It is essential to support the restoration of sustainable WASH services through rehabilitation of infrastructure and support to operations and maintenance with an aim of restoring cost recovery for self-sustainability.

Therefore, through this project Islamic Relief is going to support the internally displaced families located in the IDP camps with wash requirement through providing equitable access for men, women boys and girls to clean water through water trucking, cleaning of the wash facilities as well improving the hygiene conditions and reduce the widespread of diseases through removing the solid waste from IDPs location. 

To implement this project, IR has already assessed the situation on the ground mainly in the most affected areas in Aleppo Governorate, Azaz district. IR team have also coordinated with all relevant parties on the field level to ensure an adequate support to the most affected population.
Providing Agricultural Inputs Beside of Agricultural Extension and Technical Support  to the Farmers in Idlib and Hama Countryside The proposed project will support 700 farmers they will cultivate 5000 donum 25% of them are women by providing them with agricultural inputs, extension, and technical support to farmers for the following crops (lentils, wheat, barley) in Idlib and Hama countryside.

Elaf agricultural team will supervise and follow up on the crops case by case, to supply the farmer with a number of seeds, fertilizer, pesticides and their quality and quantity, which are suitable for his/her land for the following crops (lentils, wheat, barley).

On the other hand, extension support will be provided at all stages of the project to educate the farmers with correct scientific methods that must be taken into account in the process of agriculture and the specificity of each land and each crop.including distribution of brochures for the farmers to raise awareness and guide them to the correct scientific methods which must be taken into consideration.

Thus, the project provides integrated services to farmers so that they are guided, directed, and assisted in all stages of agriculture to achieve integration in the project and ensure the results.
Dar Al-Shifa Hospital For four years, Dar Al-Shifa has been working as a hospital with an aim to provide medical services and trauma management to the civilian victims in Rural Damascus (Eastern Ghouta) with catchment population (350,000) according to the United Humanitarian Office in Eastern Ghouta. The hospital is based in Hammurya, which is located geographically in the center of Eastern Ghouta.
The hospital includes (outpatients clinics, emergency room, general surgery, orthopedic surgery, obstetric and gynecological, and pediatrics). Because of the importance of the trauma management services due to increased attacks on Eastern Ghouta, we will support Trauma, gynecological services, ER and outpatients clinics of the hospital with necessary consumables, medications and fuel so it can meet that increased demand.
The project will pay salaries for staff and running for 10 months.
Physicians Across Continents PAC will carry out monitoring and evaluation of the project as a third party.
Women and Girls Safe Space. This project (women and girls safe space) activities are focusing on the following locations in Ar-Raqqa Governorate: Tell Abiad, number of population 32000 and 3100 IDPs, Ein Issa, number of population 23886 and 1645 IDPs, and Suluk, number of population 22284 and 1700 IDPs. These locations have recently witnessed heavy fighting, culminating in the retreat of ISIS on 10 June 2015 (Ar-Raqqa report 'ACU' page 04), where women were subjected to the most egregious violations, injustice and violation of rights.
(WOS) Gender Based Violence Assessment Findings Report, October 2017, indicated that the main types of gender-based violence identified by the report were domestic violence, child marriage, harassment, sexual exploitation and the fear of sexual violence. The change of gender roles for Syrian women is challenging for all members of a Syrian household. In a recent research study by CARE entitled: WOMEN, WORK amp WAR, the research states that, “both women and men explained that it was challenging for everyone to adapt to women’s new roles and responsibilities. ”When women were supported in their new roles, they became empowered and proud. However, failing to cope with the gender roles changes can have serious protection risks that include different forms of GBV like sexual exploitation, sexual harassment.”|
This Project contributes to enhancement of high quality GBV services and measures, and works on putting the suitable services in place to prevent and reduce risks of GBV, through this project, the activities will try to make up the shortfall in terms of psychological and social support, where a large segment of women and girls who were populating in Tell Abiad, Ein Issa, Suluk and displaced populations from al-Raqqa . W.H.O will also work on reaching out to community leaders and representatives to coordinate to target priority to the most acute needs.
This project consists of three main activities:
1. Training of GBV staff on psycho social support, GBV basic concepts women empowerment amp gender equality training. 
2. Awareness activity:
Awareness raising activities for girls, women on GBV risks, including distribution of IEC materials and advocacy campaigns: (leaflets, awareness sessions for women and girls for the prevention of violence, rapes ) by mobile team in each of the project areas, various media will be used for the video campaign with women tailored to the specific audience. The awareness campaign will focus on delivering vital women protection messages (GBV risks), as agreed by the members of the GBV sub cluster.
3. Provision of needed support to GBV survivors and GBV prevention services, through community safe spaces: recreational activities, vocational training, life skills activities ,individual and group counselling and psychological first aid with distribution of dignity kits.
Establishment of Planned IDP Camp in Idleb and provision of multisectoral assistance for newly arrived IDPs affected by the conflict in Northern Syria This project will establish a planned camp for the 5,400 newly displaced populations affected by the ongoing conflict, including forced evacuations, and provide multisector assistance to the IDPs including temporary shelter, non-food items, WASH, Food, Protection and Health in Idleb Governorate. IOM will work with Maram Foundation as the local Syrian NGO has experience of establishing   and running similar projects across Northern Syria.
Facilitation of Cross Border Operations from Turkey to Syria and Logistics Support for the Humanitarian Actors Turkish Red Crescent has been providing border facilitation since 2012 for the logistics of the cross border operations of all humanitarian actors, particularly the NGOs, responding from Turkey to Syria Crisis. This facilitation mainly includes enabling import and export with waivers, exemption from the Value Added Tax (VAT) for the humanitarian supplies, fast track at the border crossings, use of additional border crossings (humanitarian aidl border crossings, those without a customs office such as Atmeh) through most direct routes, coordination of cross border shipments to avoid congestion and allow expedited access and information sharing. The project aims to enhance and strengthen the capacity of the TRC, throughout the project duration, to provide these services to the humanitarian community by deploying required amount of human resources and logistics services, providing warehouse and transportation facility for the humanitarian actors, building the capacity of the TRC and NGO staff members to ensure that the cross border operations continue uninterruptedly that directly impacts the humanitarian reach inside Syria. TRC is providing humanitarian aid crossings in 5 cities ( Gaziantep, Kilis, Hatay, Şanlıurfa, Mardin) from 12 border points. TRC has offices and staffs in these cities and border crossing points
Improve access for Syrian people in need to live saving health services by supporting two hospitals in Rural Damascus (Douma center and Saqba) This project aims to provide life-saving health services ensuring that needs-based, and Increase resilience and livelihood opportunities as well as improve affected people’s sustained access to basic health care services in rural Damascus.
This project consists of: support two hospitals in Rural Damascus ( Douma center,  Saqba  ). 
The support includes fortification the two hospitals to be secured for patients and staff and providing medical supplies and running cost for 8 months starts in May 2017.
This project will filling the gap in these hospitals by supporting surgical operations department, outpatient clinics departments and emergency department (ER). These services classified as secondary and Tertiary health care. There are other departments and services supported by other partners.
Community-based winterization intervention in 16 camps in (Sarmada  Deir Hassan)-Dana, Idelb POINT aims to reduce IDPs vulnerability in the 16 camps during the 2018 winter by improving the infrastructure, providing fire extinguishers, rehabilitating infrastructure and improving the WASH facilities along with the frameworks related to the CCCM Cluster strategic priorities. The project is designed in line with the following main activities: 
1-	Maram Foundation will improve the infrastructure of the IDPs camps against winter by a) gravelling the internal roads and pathways to latrines and WASH facilities in (Alshahba, Aphamia, Alimam and Nosrat Alrasoul). b) digging trenches to redirect the raining water and ultimately avoid floods in 9 camps (Alkherba, Aloma, AlImdad, Alsadaqa, Alfaraj, AlFateh, AlNori, Aphamia, Alimam, Nosrat Alrasoul). 
2-	Winterization of WASH facilities through upgrading the WASH facilities male/female segregation to ensure privacy by a) maintaining the buildings in 8 camps (Alshahba, Khali Bin Alwaleed, Ariha Alsomod, Aysha, Tayba, Aphamia, Alimam, Nosrat Alrasoul) b) lighting the facilities by the solar energy system to ensure the privacy and protection in the same previous 8 camps c) providing 8 cost-effective boiler “solar heater” to make certain that hot water is available in 2 camps (AlImdad, Alshahba).
3-	Encourage community participation and ownership in 8 camps (Alshahba, AlImdad, Ariha Alsomod, Aysha, Tayba, Aphamia, Alimam, Nosrat Alrasoul)   through a) activating the community participation and volunteering committees in the targeted camps b) training these committees to manage the WASH public facilities c) providing volunteering intensives.   
4-	Improve Fire Safety measures in Formal and Informal Settlements in 11 IDPs camps (AlImdad, Alsadaqa, Alfaraj, Aysha, Ariha Alsomod, AlNori, Tayba, Aphamia, Alimam, Nosrat Alrasoul, Khattab) by a) conducting 11 Contingency Plan and Use of Fire Extinguishers trainings. These trainings will have a practical part through coaching sessions and provision of fire extinguishers in the same 11 camps b) distributing guidelines and awareness materials for Fire Safety measures. c) 
5-	Distributing awareness materials for the rationale using of the water in 12 camps (AlImdad, Alsadaqa, Alfaraj, Aysha, Ariha Alsomod, AlNori, Tayba, Aphamia, Alimam, Nosrat Alrasoul, Khattab, Khali Bin Alwaleed)
Supporting establishment of Syrian Women Network for humanitarian action in Gaziantep. The projects aims to increase the participation, representation and leadership of Syrian women in humanitarian action and beyond, in particular in the Turkey hub. The project will:
1. Establish a formal Syrian Women’s Network on humanitarian action to provide avenue of peer support and learning for Syrian women working in humanitarian response to share their experiences, discuss issues, challenges, and good practices regarding participation, representation and leadership, as well as to identify and profile the issues and experiences of Syrian women affected by the Syrian crisis, and seek creative solutions. 
2. Provide capacity building opportunities to Syrian women, in Turkey (and Syria), based on identified gaps and needs, to increase knowledge and skills for strengthened advocacy, and representation.  
3. Increase women’s participation, representation and access to decision making including the Humanitarian Liaison Group, Humanitarian Fund strategic group, in clusters, NGO networks, and regular meetings with the DRHC.
4.Promote the importance of gender equality, women’s empowerment, and gender perspectives in humanitarian planning and response
Support Health Services in Syria The project aims to support two components:
First, the Eastern Ghouta is still under siege for five years. The closure of formal and informal access routes to it has led to sharp price hikes, limiting people’s access to basic commodities especially fuel, infant milk, food, medicines and consumables. In addition, the cost of transferring money has highly increased to 10% from the amount of transferred money.
As winter’s months approach, it is expected to raise in acute respiratory infections especially in the most vulnerable patients like children and elderly.
This component aims to support ICU services with medical staff salaries and running costs to be ready to face the expected raised needs in health services demands by supporting two ICU department in different areas in eastern Ghouta:
- In Ghouta northern region by supporting the ICU department in Doma hospital.
- In Ghouta middle region by supporting the ICU department in Central Ghouta Hospital.

Second, this component aims to provide primary health care services through one polyclinics in Deir Hassan (rural of Idleb ), one PHC center and one maternity in Alzaafrani (Northern countryside of Homs which is completely besieged area.).
The poly clinic consists of four clinics (internal medicine clinic, gynecology clinic, general medicine clinic and pediatric clinic) and Alzaafrani PHC center consists of five clinics (two internal medicine clinics, one pediatric clinic, one gynecology clinic, one general medicine clinic).
The current project has been welcomed by local communities allowing better access to basic healthcare services and improving maternal healthcare services.
This PHC centers provide beneficiaries with integrated package of services that are summarized by the following: 
 Outpatient services.
 Reproductive health services.
 Screening for malnutrition.
 Community health workers program.
 CMAM.
 IMCI. 
 Mental health.
 Essential medications.
 Referral network.
Strengthening PHC services in Ghouta (Harasta,Hezzeh) Generally speaking. This project aims to support two Primary Health Care centers (PHCs) in Rural Damascus Governorate. The first PHC will be level 3 based on the essential health service package agreed by all partners in health cluster-Turkey including WHO. It will be located in Rural Damascus district ,Kafr Batna sub-district in Hezzeh community (pcode:C2313) . The second PHC also will be level 3 in the Duma district, Harasta sub-district and Harasta community (pcode:C2342).
These PHCs will provide the health and nutrition services based on the WHO and UNICEF protocols. Each one of those PHCs will have a network of 6 of CHWs. The CHWs will provide the health and nutrition outreach services including education for pregnant women about antenatal care ANC and postnatal care PNC. Also raising awareness about proper IYCF-E practices in emergency to pregnant and lactating women (PLW).  On the other hand, CHWs will screen children under five years for acute malnutrition using MUAC . All of these CHWs activities will be done by conducting household (HH) visits and focus group sessions (FGS). At the same time, The PHCs will provide all health services agreed in EHSP concentrating on child health and reproductive health services according to the IMCI, IYCF and RH protocols. In addition, secure the medicine based on the drug list in EHSP.
Well-organized capacity building is Main component of this project. This will be present by conducting Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI), Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF) and Reproductive Health (RH) training to make sure that all the project’s services will be provided by qualified staff who have good ability to deliver the HampN services at the two levels: PHC and community levels.  
These HampN services will fill the gap in the besieged areas where the people has lack of the basic HampN services.
Rehabilitation for Harim and Jarablus Camps. Syria relief Organization (SRO) will apply for HF to carry out a project in hard-to-reach inside Syria, serving the populations of 7 IDP camps, which have seen a large influx of IDPs and limited access to services during the sustained conflict. 7  camps are 2-4 years old and lacking basic services.

 SRO will provide rehabilitation services, including toilet/WC (latrines) and installment tanks, construction, graveling for roads, security, and solar lighting poles in (4) camps in Harim district in Harim camps and MF will provide rehabilitation services, including toilet/WC (latrines) and installment tanks, construction and graveling for roads in addition to establishment of solar lighting (3) camps in Aleppo governorate, Jarablus district, Jarablus camps: