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Accelerator Lab - Zambia The UNDP Strategic Plan 2018-2021 embraces the complexity of development and commits the organization to helping countries find faster, more durable solutions to achieve Agenda 2030. We have an exciting opportunity to transform our collective approach by introducing new protocols, backed by evidence and practice, which accelerate the testing and dissemination of solutions within and across countries. Thiswill enable the global community to collectively learn from local knowledge and ingenuity at
UN Joint Programme on Social Protection in Zambia The Government of the Republic of Zambia - United Nations Joint Programme on Social Protection Phase II (UNJPSP-II) with the lifespan 2019 to 2024 is a social protection systems and integration strengthening programme in support of the implementation of the Government’s National Social Protection Policy. The programme is led by the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services who coordinates the other participating government entities including the Office of the Vice President, Ministry of Finance and National Planning, Ministry of Labour and Social Security, Ministry of Health, National Food and Nutrition Commission, Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) and the Zambia Agency for People with Disabilities (ZAPD).
Promotion of Human Rights Main out is a mechanism for coordinating implementation of selected HR conventions established. This entails institution and capacity development of the Human Rights Commission to engage other key institutions in undertaking capacity assessments.
National Climate Change Capacity Building Programme Capacity building programme for climate change resilience and the low emission development in Zambia
Human Security Trust Fund The overall goal of the Programme is that, by 2021, communities living in the targeted resettlement schemes are cohesive, productive, sustainable and fully integrated into development at all levels.
Mental Health Advocacy to improve human rights and reduce poverty of poor people with mental illness and epilepsy in Ashanti and Brong-Ahafo Regions of Ghana People with mental illness in Ashanti and Brong-Ahafo Regions of Ghana will satisfy their basic needs and their basic rights will be recognised and respected. The user movement will be strengthened through the formation of 130 self help groups thus enabling people with mental illness and epilepsy to gain confidence, participate in livelihoods and lead advocacy.
Enhancing maternal mental health and livelihoods of vulnerable pregnant women and mothers and their children to realise maternal and child health in Ghana BasicNeeds Ghana will enhance the mental health of pregnant women and mothers, and through this improve health outcomes for young children. This will be achieved through strengthening existing health services in Ghana to anticipate the specific mental health needs of pregnant women and mothers, alongside efforts towards income generation for vulnerable individuals. Work with individuals and communities will promote positive behaviours to reduce stigma and discrimination in relation to mental ill health through various communications strategies, whilst service users will be better organised to advocate for quality maternal mental health services.
Women's Friendly Label (WFL) in Jordan Journey for the creation of a Women Friendly Label to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls and promote Women Economic Rights in Jordan
Myanmar response to the Covid-19 pandemic This 6 month project will support people in Myanmar by reducing food insecurity among conflict affected communities, providing personal protective equipment to 21 rural health centres, and addressing gender-based violence – all issues which have been exacerbated by the lockdown and Covid-19 restrictions
Building the agency of girls and young women for inclusive leadership This project, funded by the People's Postcode Lottery, will build the agency of 1,200 girls and women aged 16-25 (including those with disabilities) in rural and urban communities through needs-based capacity building initiatives and the creation of Young Female Platforms at the secondary schools and community levels. Each of these Platforms will have approximate 40 members and will be a strictly women-only safe spaces for skills development, peer sharing activities, discussions and advocacy strategy development.
SF CV19 Alert 011 - Locally led and inclusive COVID-19 response in Kayin, Myanmar This project is delivered in a consortium led by Christian Aid, funded by Start Fund. The project intends to intervene in Kayin state, focussing on Myawaddy, Kawkareik, Thantaunggyi and Baw Ga Lae (a sub-township of Hpaan) mainly aiming to support COVID-19 response targeting returning migrant workers, health workers, communities, community quarantine and facility quarantine centres.
SF Alert 438 Aid to support families and displaced individuals as a result of conflict in Cabo Delgado Alert 438 Aid to support families and displaced individuals as a result of conflict in Cabo Delgado
The Girl Generation (TGG) - Support to the Africa-led movement to end female genital mutilation (FGM): technical support ALM-FGM ActionAid’s scope of work is to deliver a number of girl-centred, interconnected interventions at different levels of the social ecological model, as per the programme’s Theory of Change: 

At community level: in designated agreed geographies, ActionAid will lead the delivery of a targeted package of interventions at community level to support communities to end the practice, and  build the evidence base towards the programme’s intended results  

At sub-national and national level: to support and strengthen mechanisms to respond to issues of violence and FGM/C as well as support the enabling policy environment through supporting women’s networks, girl and youth led organisations, and holding duty bearers accountable 

Globally: to support the programme’s global communications and advocacy goals through leveraging ActionAid’s work at community level and with its grassroots partners in the end FGM/C movement ,e.g. amplifying activists’ voices, sharing positive stories of change
Transforming young lives in Gishubi, Rwanda ActionAid will construct an early childhood development (ECD) centre enabling 150 pre-school aged children to learn and play in a safe environment with nutritious food to give them a better start in life and equip them with the skills they need to thrive when they go on to primary school. The centre will also enable the mothers and caregivers of the children attending the centre to focus on their livelihoods, as unpaid care work hours are reduced while their children are safe and looked-after.
Strengthening food security, agriculture and livelihoods in Somaliland We will work with farmers across four communities in Somaliland to protect their land against extreme weather, making it suitable to cultivate a sustainable source of food to feed their families and earn an income, directly benefitting 1,620 people. In order to strengthen resilience, 230 small-scale farmers will gain improved access to water sources, including shallow wells and water pumps, and 40 farmers will be trained in local coping mechanisms. This project will also work in collaboration with the government to strengthen long term support for local farmers.
Peoples Postcode Lottery International Trust 23/24 (PPL IT) (IDPP) PPL IT is funding projects for 12 months fighting against VAWG.
Start Fund Alert 746 - DRC (Flooding) Multi-sectoral assistance to people affected by the floods in the city of Salamabila, DRC
Improving Women's Livelihoods and Water Access in Guna Begimider, Ethiopia With a gift of £110,000 we will construct wells and provide livestock to the inhabitants of four villages. This will empower 1,490 people to drive change in their communities by reducing the burden of unpaid work and providing them with the means to grow sustainable livelihoods.
Transforming livelihoods and early education in Upper East Region, Ghana We will provide 210 children between the ages of one and six with a safe space to learn, play and eat a nutritious meal every day. 210 children will benefit every year, meaning that this project will impact thousands of children long in to the future. In order to address other barriers to children&rsquo;s education, we will also provide access to clean water at the centres and support community members to increase their incomes.
SF Alert 362 - Haiti Floods Through this project, AAH and its local partner will respond two flooding in two rural sections , to address the need of 175 families (or about 875 flood-affected people).
Start Fund Alert 800 - Tanzania (Flooding) Multi-sectoral assistance to people affected by flooding in Morogoro, Katavi, Mkoa wa Pwani, Rufiji, and Lindi.
Promoting opportunities for women and youth in Syria The project aims to support the operation of a women and youth space to foster community and provide protection and socio-economic support
Advancing Early Warning Systems in Cambodia Supporting the procurement, installation and repair of GWLM stations and water gauges, and expanding the reach of early warning systems in Cambodia.
Start Fund Alert 688 Anticipation of Cyclone in Zimbabwe Start Fund Alert 688. Anticipation of Cyclone Freddy
Zero Violence phase II AAIK Building on the successes of this project (2020/1), this project will build and strengthen sustainable legal capacity to address and reduce violence and discrimination against, and improve protection of, women and girls and LGBTQI people in their homes/communities and formal and informal workplaces. Relationships have already been built with key stakeholders and so this project will aim to maintain momentum for sustained outcomes.
SF Alert 373 - Displacement Response in Bojayá Chocó The project focuses on a rapid response to attend to the most urgent humanitarian needs of people affected by armed conflict and violence, filling part of the unmet gaps left by official government assistance, particularly focusing on people recently displaced and in isolated communities, where protection concerns and violations are rapidly increasing.
Meeting the protection needs of Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar The purpose of the project is to support Rohingya refugees through protection initiatives including psychosocial support, referral services, and capacity building.
Access to justice for women and girls in Kenya, phase III The next phase of the Access to Justice project, following an early pilot phase in Mukuru, and the 2018-20 project in Mukuru supported by the Rabelais Trust. This next phase will include expansion to Kisumu, as well as supporting the ongoing SMS VAWG reporting platform in Mukuru.
Improving access to quality education for children in Ghana Basic education is a fundamental right for every child of school going age, but this is not the case for some children in parts of Ghana. Children, especially girls, in some rural areas face the daunting task of walking for miles to access education due to either a lack of school buildings in their communities or deplorable conditions of existing school buildings which are unsafe for teaching and learning. To address this issue, ActionAid is piloting a pioneering new model of schools that meets the needs of children currently facing long commutes to school, and pays particular attention to the factors causing girls to drop out of education. In line with this model, we will construct two primary schools and one kindgergarten in three different areas of great need in Ghana, enabling 470 children – particularly girls - to access education and have a chance of a brighter future.
Providing Employment Opportunities for Young People in Mozambique General objective: To enhance the self-reliance and livelihoods of young people amongst IDP and host communities in Cabo Delgado (Metuge, Chiure and Montepuez districts), Niassa (Lichinga, Cuamba and Marupa districts) and Nampula (Meconta, Nampula and Nacala districts) provinces.  

Specific Objectives: 

To empower young people with practical entrepreneurship and business management skills. 

To support young people to improve their financial literacy and raise their awareness of available and affordable credit sources to support business start-up and expansion. 

To build the capacity of young people to engage local and national-level stakeholders to advocate for youth-friendly employment policies.
SF Alert 410 - Emergency food & WASH relief to flood affected areas of Sofala This project is delivered in a consortium led by World Jewish Relief, funded by Start Fund. This Alert was raised to respond to the floods in Sofala Province in February 2020. Following assessments of needs and markets, along with coordination with local authorities and present agencies, this interventions targets 2,900 households (14,500 individuals) with food supplies and WASH kits. Targeted beneficiaries consist of those worst-affected by the floods - those who have been displaced and do not have any access to basic items or sources of income. Vulnerable groups have been identified: women (in particular pregnant women and female headed households), children, people with disabilities, older people.
Start Fund Alert 598 Hargeisa Market Fire Response Start fund alert 598 response to fire in Hargeisa marketplace - cash support to affected market vendors (USD$500 per person).
SF Alert 296 - Response to cholera in DRC This project targets 24 ,000 people affected by the cholera crisis who will benefit from capacity building/mass sensitization and mobilization around the prevention of cholera and reduction of new cholera cases. There will be behavior and mentality change within the communities as well as awareness on correct use of latrines and drinking water.
She Can The project is aimed at increasing safety, mobility and access to justice and improving gender-responsive public services for vulnerable women and girls living in cities in Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kenya and Zimbabwe
POWER: Promoting Opportunities for Women's Empowerment and Rights (Women's Rights to Sustainable Livelihoods 2) The POWER project was a five year initiative (2016-2020). Its overall objective was to increase the income, and the ability to control this income, of 19,501 rural women in Bangladesh, Ghana and Rwanda. POWER was also implemented in Pakistan between 2016 - 2018. The targets have been updated following the closure of the Pakistan office; previous targets can be found on the Original logframe and the actual numbers achieved by ActionAid Pakistan can be found on the POWER 2018 Annual Report. The POWER project's final numbers and targets achieved can be found in the POWER End of Project - Final Report and associated annexes.
Start Fund Alert 557 Conflict Displacement in Kasindi, DRC Start Fund alert 557 - response to displacement due to conflict in DRC. Providing multipurpose cash and WASH support to IDPs in Kasindi.
Action to Empower Marginalised Adolescent Girls (AEMAG) To deliver a programme which will address the intersecting discriminations faced by adolescent girls through empowering girls to lead solution-driven actions within the school and community, with the long term view of creating a safe and equitable learning environment and shifting power to girls. ActionAid Sierra Leone will lead on project implementation along with two local partners - COME Sierra Leone and Women in Crisis Movement (WICM)
GATE-GEC Education GATE-GEC programme is a four-year programme, starting in April 2017. It aims to help marginalised girls and children (girls and boys) with disabilities in six districts of Sierra Leone (Kono, Kenema, Port Loko, Karene, Moyamba and Kailahun) to reach their learning potential and to transition through primary school, into junior secondary school and beyond. The programme was designed to continue and to develop interventions for marginalised children supported in the original GEC programme which commenced in March 2013. These include bursaries and study groups for pupils, training and support of female learning assistants and student teachers, providing support for children with disabilities through community-based rehabilitation volunteers (CBRVs), provision of assistive devices, and setting up model schools.
Using technology to combat violence against female refugees The purpose of this grant is to support ActionAid Arab Region's community-based protection initiative by piloting a project using a mobile application to tackle violence against Syrian refugees in Jordan.
DEC Afghanistan Appeal 2021 DEC funded response to the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. Activities include distributing hygiene kits, winterisation support (cash modality), food support (cash modality) and protection.
Start Fund Alert 655 Displacement due to Conflict, Ethiopia Start Fund alert 655 . Response to support people displaced by conflict in Oromia region, Ethiopia:

- Multiple-purpose cash support for conflict affected IDPs

- Protection: Provision of dignity kits to 2,500 displaced affected women and girls for two months
Start Fund Alert 007 Anticipation Tool Development in Colombia Start Fund alert 007. The anticipation tool will allow Start Fund members to predict the effects that the Colombian armed conflict may have on communities who are exposed to attacks, threats, intimidation or vulnerable context.
Tackling barriers to girls' education in Kishushe, Kenya Despite the Kenyan government's efforts towards providing education for all, girls in Kenya continue to experience a number of challenges which prevent them from going to school or completing their education. We will empower 325 girls to challenge violence and pursue their education by forming Girls' Clubs in 5 schools. The project will promote the importance of girls' education to over 2,500 people in the local community and will work with them to reduce harmful traditional practices and violence against girls. We will also support 300 out-of-school girls and young mothers with vocational skills training and business start-up grants, to continue their education and help them out of poverty.
Driving Action for Wellbeing to Avert Mortality (DAWAM) The DAWAM project seeks to contribute to decreased morbidity and mortality in women and girls including PLWD in seven provinces of Afghanistan by providing equitable, inclusive and safe access to health and nutrition services for high risk groups and enabling access to adequate WASH services.
New Community-Informed Approaches to Humanitarian Protection and Restraint This project will work in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). This research aims to provide new understandings and tools to both communities and humanitarian workers to reinforce protective measures. By identifying where such local protection measures have worked, and under what
circumstances, the research will provide an evidence base for policy and practice.
Building Resilience Local Life Skills Schools in Cambodia To establish 4 model resilience local life skills schools in 2 provinces in Cambodia to enhance the quality of children’s education at primary and secondary schools, as well as to promote and showcase local life skills training focused on resilience for rural communities.
Increasing access to justice and security for women and girls in Nairobi Using innovative mobile phone technology, women and girls who have experienced sexual and physical violence can be connected with legal, medical and psychosocial support. With your support we can use this technology to improve the lives of 10,000 of the most vulnerable women and girls living in the Mukuru slum in Nairobi. To ensure long term, transformative change we will also work with victims of violence to improve their household income through economic empowerment initiatives.
Zero Violence phase II AA Ghana This project is an advocacy project, which builds on the successes of phase I, to get Ghana to ratify the ILO 190 convention to protect the rights of women in the workplace.
PPL Southern Africa food crisis response ActionAid UK's has a partnership with People's Postocde Lottery and benefits directly from lottery draws assigned within a calendar year. This PPL funded project is in response to the Southern Africa food crisis, implemented in four countries: Mozambique, Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe.  
Includes activities such as:
- Drought Resilience;   
- Participatory Vulnerability Analysis, soil conservation, pest resilience.
- Women led agroecology; demonstration plots, biological pest management for locusts and fall army worm, etc..
- Value chain strengthening; access to extension services, processing training, marketing, entrepreneurship training.
Women's Friendly Label (WFL) in Jordan Phase III Shifting this project from implementation to growth in the third phase, to further advancing women's economic empowerment. Strengthen and improve the Women-Friendly Label, and ensuring it covers major aspects of the workplace including the recruitment process, advertising for jobs, internal policies and regulations among others. Enhance and build the capacity of the partners and stakeholders by equipping them with the needed knowledge and skills to implement this project and further elaborate on the WFL components.
SF Alert 375 - Ghana Floods This project aims at providing humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable communities affected by flooding in Upper East Region of Ghana, via different areas of intervention: food and water, shelter and water and sanitation, cash transfers, safeguarding and protection from Gender Based Violence.
SF Alert 516 - Conflict Displacement in Benue State, Nigeria Emergency assistance to communities displaced by conflict in Benue State, Nigeria (WASH, NFIs, Cash)
Strengthening the Agency of Young Women in Peacebuilding Processes This project will seek to enhance the leadership and capacity of young women organizations and networks in four counties (Bong, Margibi, Gbarpolu and Sinoe)  to organize and lead community actions to constructively assert claims for their land rights and inclusive land and natural resource governance in order to prevent conflict and ensure peace is maintained in Liberia.
SF Alert 531 - Emergency Cholera Response in Bauchi, Nigeria Start Fund Alert 531 - emergency response to cholera outbreak in Bauchi state, Nigeria
Nepal Urban Resilience Project (NURP) The aim of the Nepal Urban Resilience Project (NURP) is to support national and local government in strengthening the resilience of growing urban areas to natural disasters through improved building, planning and services. ICF and its consortium are providing technical assistance support to the Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) and municipal governments to achieve the following objectives: • Strengthen the disaster resilience of up to 7 rapidly urbanising areas and to facilitate learning from these urban areas to enable replication in other locations; and • Strengthen national policy development, implementation and monitoring in relation to disaster resilience, as well as stronger coordination and collaboration between the Government and development partners nationally.
Women-Led Alternatives to Climate Change in Cambodia The project will work in four regions of Cambodia (two coastal areas - Kampot and Koh Kong, and two in the Tonle Sap/Great Lake area - Kampong Thom and Pursat) to harness women’s potential to effect change and build more community resilience and capacity to better manage disaster and climate related risks.
Start Fund Alert 577 Tropical Storm Ana Response in Zimbabwe Start Fund alert 577 response to Tropical Storm Ana. Cash distributions, NFIs, Dignity Kit distributions, Repair of damaged school roofs (x5).
Expansion to South and Central Somalia AA Somaliland expansion to South and Central Somalia
SF Alert 538 Emergency Response to Conflict in Afar Region SF Alert 538 Emergency Response to Conflict in Afar Region
Improving water, sanitation, hygiene & environment for Rohingya refugees ActionAid will support at least 28,350 Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar - focusing on improving WASH facilities. Young people and women will be at the forefront of all our activities, so that they can use the emergency as an opportunity to learn new skills and promote women's rights.