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MV Statistical Capacity Building The grant's development objective is to strengthen capacity of the Statistics Division of the Department of National Planning (DoNP) in the priority areas identified by the National Statistics Development Strategy (NSDS). This grant aims at enabling Maldives to address the data needs for planning, decision-making and monitoring purposes, while building sustainable statistical capacity at the DoNP. In this context the grant will support the following activities: (i) to develop Country's household surveys strategy, instruments and sample design, (ii) to build capacity on survey methodology, poverty and data analysis, (iii) to improve data dissemination and data archive.
ISI 2014 Support for Developing Countries Participation in Conferences The overall objective of this Grant is â€˜to expand the statistical capacity in developing countriesâ€™ by: a) developing the leadership and management skills of official statisticians and increasing their ability to build statistical systems; and b) providing statisticians and practitioners with selected training in statistical methods and software.
African National Statistical Offices communication and dissemination strategy thru Internet The objective of the grant is to enhance the dissemination of data, studies and analyses of African National Statistical Offices by using an online communication strategy. One of the main grant outcome will be an increased number of good quality articles on statistics on the National Statistics Offices web-sites, which will allow online users to access the information provided by data in a clear written form.
Strengthening Statistical Capacity and Informational Base for Evidence-Based Planning The project development objective is to strengthen the statistical capacity and improve the informational base of the Recipient, inorder to provide quality information, as defined by its reliability, timeliness, accuracy and representativeness with the level of disaggregation necessary to support systems for planning, designing, monitoring and evaluating public programs and policies.
Conflict Monitoring System in Nigeria The project development objective is to increase the capacity of NBS to collect data in conflict affected areas using mobile phones to monitor socio-economic conditions and understand how conflict affects the poor.
Enhancement of Poverty Analysis Capacity The project&#39;s objectives are to help strengthen Cambodia&#39;s national statistical system through the development of a National Strategy for Developing Statistics (NSDS) and to improve the Government&#39;s capacity to produce and interpret poverty and inequality indicators.
Cabo Verde Statistical Capacity Building Improving statistical Capacity in the Government of Cape Verde across sectors for the establishment of full results based managed administration. The Grant will focus on some critical areas where the need of funding is crucial and urgent, and fully consistent with The Cape Verde Statistical Agenda.
Zambia Statistical Capacity Building Consolidate evidence based policy making by strengthening capacity for: collection, analysis and dissemination of timely, reliable and relevant core national accounts and poverty statistics.
Building Statistical Capacity for Better Evidence Based Economic Policy Making in Paraguay
Caribbean Energy Statistics Capacity Enhancement The PDO is to enhance energy statistics and planning capacity within five Caribbean client countries: Belize, Grenada, Guyana, Jamai ca and Suriname.
Strengthening Armenia's Integrated Living Conditions Survey The development objective of this activity is to strengthen welfare monitoring in Armenia via improvements to the quality ofhousehol d and individual level survey data (ILCS) collected by the National Statistical Service (NSSRA).
Implementation of 2020 Census Program This project aims ultimately to help developing countries achieve sustainable, inclusive, equitable, and people-centered development  through evidence-based formulation, implementation and monitoring of policies based on good quality socio-demographic data from pop ulation and housing censuses. Under this overarching objective, the project aims to enable countries to 1) conduct a population and housing census in the most efficient manner and in line with international standards, and 2) generate good quality nationally releva nt disaggregated data to ensure that no one is left behind with regard to formulation, implementation and monitoring of sustainable economic development policies and programs.
Implementing Open Data Action Plan in the Kyrgyz Republic The Development Objective is to enhance modern statistical and data management and sharing capabilities of the Recipient through the  creation of an online data platform populated with open data sets, and to raise capacity among the public to access and use such da ta.
International Statistical Institute (ISI)  Support Developing Countries' Participation in Conferences, Workshops and Short Course A core objective of the project is to facilitate and support the participation of statisticians from developing countries in statist ical conferences, such as the ISI World Statistics Congress (WSC), ISI Regional Statistics Conference (RSC), Associationsâ€™ conferenc es, workshops and short courses to develop networks and statistical skills among statisticians in, or in support of, official statis tics.
LK Improving poverty estimation The objectives of the Project are to improve poverty measurement through piloting the use of technology to improve data collection,i mprove the sampling of the Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES), and update definitions of residential sectors as appropri ate.
Response to Cholera Outbreak in high-risk governorates The ongoing crisis in Syria, which was characterized by waves of displacement, put a great pressure on the health system in Syria, where 12.2 million of people are currently in need of health assistance. Also, the sub-optimal living conditions and the lack of basic services, especially in overburdened communities and internally displaced persons camps, has increased people's exposure to disease outbreaks.
On September 10th 2022, the Ministry of Health announced Cholera outbreak in Aleppo. As of 8th October 2022, a total of 15,823Acute Watery Diarrhea cases were reported in 13 governorates through Integrated (MoH/EWARS, ACU/EWARN, WHO EWARS in NES*), EPI data. Of the 13 reporting the outbreak, the following governorates have reported the highest burden of Acute Watery Diarrhea (AWD) cases: Aleppo (2,411 cases), Deir-ez-Zor (8,940cases), Hassakeh (841 cases), Ar-Raqqa (3,325cases). Sixty (60) deaths have been reported (34 from Aleppo, 24 from Deir-ez-Zor, Raqqa 5 4 from Al-Hassakeh and Idleb 1). The cumulative number of confirmed by culture cases are 245 positive cases. 
Based on a rapid assessment conducted by health authorities and partners, the source of infection is believed to be linked to people drinking unsafe water from the Euphrates River due to high cost of potable water, and using sewage contaminated water to irrigate vegetable crops, resulting in food contamination. Cholera response plan has been developed to guide effective respond to the cholera outbreak. The main objective of the plan is to reduce morbidity and mortality resulting from acute watery diarrhea, through early detection and timely response in addition to applying appropriate measures to control and contain outbreaks and prevent fatalities from this highly infectious disease.
Due to the economic challenges the government is not able to effectively respond to this outbreak without the support of UN and INGOs and local partners. This project will support the MOH to address the following Objectives in the Outbreak plan:
 Objective 4 (Case Management and infection prevention and control IPC) – Increase access to treatment for suspected cholera patients and strengthen the capacity of health workers to manage patients at all levels through the implementation of standard management protocols for reducing morbidity due to cholera and enhancing infection prevention and control practices in treatment facilities. The following activities will be implemented: 
1. procurement and distribution of acute watery diarrhea (AWD) treatment medicines and related supplies and disposable patient care supplies to ensure effective treatment of an estimated 25,000 severe cases and 110,000 mild and moderate cases of cholera requiring oral rehydration salt ORS at hospital and primary health care centers PHC/community level 
2. establishment of Cholera treatment centers and oral rehydration treatment ORT corners in PHC facilities and hospitals with limited space and 
3. building the capacity of frontline health workers in case management including establishment of functional oral rehydration treatment ORT corners.
Nutrition Sensitive Support for Vulnerable Food Insecure Pregnant and Lactating Women through Cash Based Transfers Supplemental support to Pregnant and Lactating Women  designed to mitigate against the risk of malnutrition and micronutrient deficiency in pregnant and lactating women. The programme directly targets dietary diversity, which has continued to worsen in Syria a food security declines and prices increase, making access to affordable vegetables, fruits, dairy, meat, and poultry nearly impossible for those that are already experiencing food insecurity. Eligible women are provided a monthly e-voucher transfer to supplement their diet at  this critical time. Furthermore, in addition to receiving an e-voucher from WFP, during each voucher distribution health and nutrition sensitization session for both women and accompanying men are carried out to raise awareness on the importance of proper nutrition during pregnancy and lactation, as well as appropriate appropriate infant and young child feeding (IYCF) practices. The project is implemented in locations that have a large number of displaced people, functioning markets and sufficient food availability in local markets.  Further as part of the PLW programme, WFP works closely with UNFPA to assure women have comprehensive access to an array of services including, nutrition, medical, women and child spaces and hygiene programmes.
Provision of life-saving winter assistance to address the urgent needs of the most vulnerable people This project will provide critical life-saving winterization assistance to address the urgent needs of the most vulnerable populations and protect them from harsh winter conditions as well as mitigate protection risks. 

Through the proposed SHF project, UNHCR will provide winterization humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable families in Syria to mitigate harsh winter conditions in light of the challenging economic situation and growing needs in the country. This will contribute to protecting the wellbeing of vulnerable people, reducing their financial burden during winter and helping them sustain their lives.

Under the proposed project, UNHCR plans to provide 1) supplementary seasonal non-food items (49,597 high thermal blankets) to vulnerable displaced and returnee households and 2) winter cash assistance for vulnerable refugee and asylum-seeker families in Syria. 

UNHCR plans to distribute high thermal blankets to 9,919 households in dire needs in Homs, Hama and Deir Ez-zor governorates, where the winter severity and needs for winterization assistance are high. The distribution is planned to start as early as possible in November 2022. 

The winter cash assistance targets 11,698 refugees and 7,353 asylum-seekers. The cash assistance is unconditional and multi-purpose cash grant in order to support refugees and asylum-seekers, whose economic conditions are often worse than Syrians, meet increased expenditures and needs during the winter period.
increase food security status of Malnutrition cases through supplementary cash for food assistance  (Priority 1) The intervention is aligned with HRP 2022-2023 Strategic Objectives 1, 2 and 3 is intended in (priority1) to complement Food Security sector efforts. The project aims to implement and support life-saving and life-sustaining services targeting children under two years and PLWs in Aleppo (Jebel Saman) for 8 months to reach 354 HHs. The targeted areas do not have CVA interventions, for that reason TdH-Italy will provide Cash for Food for families of cases of SAM, MAM and MAM PLWs to ensure equitable nutrients intake for identified cases and their families on one hand. All the above locations have been chosen based on SARC Nutrition clinics coverage. And as complimentary assistance, SARC will cover the malnutrition treatment and supplements for SAM and MAM cases, while TDH-IT will increase resilience and scale up/sustain minimum food consumption needs through the provision of Cash for food for the whole family to fill the food shortage. In addition TDH-IT will provide technical trainings related to the activities to volunteers’ and staff on Baseline – End line Survey, Need Assessment, Market assessment and Protection + GBV mainstreaming.
Also, the distribution of PPE (personal protective equipment) to volunteers, staff and beneficiaries as a protective measure for work in the event of an outbreak of the disease COVID. All activities will be coordinated with the nutrition sector, food security sector and working groups to avoid overlap or duplication as TdH-Italy is an active member of the sector. Routine data will continue to be monitored using the revised 4Ws tool to measure progress towards planned targets. All the activities will be supervised on-site by a TdH-Italy staff and will be carried out in close coordination with local partner in order to guarantee a continuous and fruitful collaboration. TdH-Italy Project Manager and MampE Officer will conduct field visits on a regular basis and dealing with process monitoring basically, the methods that will be used to ensure implementing partners and donors know whether the beneficiaries have been targeted properly and whether they are receiving the correct services in a timely manner through monitoring the efficiency, effectiveness and accountability of the project. Track program indicators according to work plan and logical framework, report progress and highlight areas of concerns.
providing medical services and health care in Al-Hasakah Governorate Sham El Khair is one of the main partners of UNICEF and WFP, and we have many project proposals with other organizations, including health, livelihood and education. We have a staff in the association with high experience in project management.
In this project we will provide life-saving healthcare:
A fixed clinic will be established in both Al-Jawadiyah and Al-Yarubiyah to provide primary care services. Each clinic will have an internal doctor and a gynecologist, providing examination and examination services as well as the necessary medical medicines.
The doctors appointed in the clinics will also refer for emergency cases (general surgery, orthopedic and neurosurgery - births - Incubator For children - meningitis) that require treatment or surgical work to the specialized hospitals that are contracted with, and the full costs are covered.

Sham Al-Khair Association makes sure that these health services will improve people's lives, and gender equality will be respected, the project will provide services to all those in need regardless of gender.
Through this project, The Sham Al-Khair Association aims to cover all expenses of life-saving surgeries and treatment of people in need of health care services, and health care services will be provided to the host community and IDPs In order to provide services in the best way, the association will adopt a referral system to ensure proper diagnosis of patients and an understanding of their medical condition. The referral system will include Diagnosing patients and conducting a social survey of patients to ensure that their standard of living requires the provision of health services. Based on the recommendations of the specialist doctors, after which the patient is referred to hospitals for surgeries or for treatment of need. 
Our association will cover the costs of surgeries, treatments and medications. It monitors  the patient's condition through the monitoring system to ensure that the required procedures and the best medical results are achieved.
Rehabilitation of food production assets and critical agriculture infrastructures with immediate food assistance in Deir Ez Zor governorate (PRIORITY 2) After eleven years the Syrian crisis has no end in sight and humanitarian needs are only deepening. The conflict, combined with displacement, widespread destruction, worsening socio-economic conditions - characterized by a sharp currency depreciation and record-level price - is severally affecting households with already limited purchasing power and reducing their capacity to economically access sufficient and nutritious food. Moreover, critical infrastructures along the food system value chain (particularly the wheat and barley) are destroyed, severely damaged, or non-functioning. Although attempts have been undertaken by humanitarian actors to rehabilitate these are not sufficiently addressing the high demand given the intense damage caused by the conflict. In order to respond to the needs of communities in severity scale 4 and CARI 5 in Tabni and Deir Ez Zor sub-districts of Deir Ez Zor governorate, Oxfam has designed an intervention aimed at supporting 180,000 vulnerable and protracted conflict affected people to improve their food security, their resilience towards upcoming shocks, protect their rural livelihoods and upgrade their food consumption. Firstly, Oxfam will support 250 households (1,750 individuals, which at least 30% from female headed households) to meet their acute food needs, reduce their vulnerabilities to abuse/exploitation and help them avoid resorting to negative coping strategies, through cash for food. Secondly, irrigation water systems will be restored to sustain wheat production. This will be achieved through: the rehabilitation and maintenance of 2 irrigation pumping systems (Bateen and Tabalieh irrigation sites) in Tabni through service providers which benefits 120 farming households (840 people) and the light rehabilitation work (cleaning and de-silting) of at least 8 KMs of irrigation canals through Cash for Work (CfW) activities, directly benefitting 30 vulnerable households supported through CfW (striving to reach at least 30% women). These two interventions will benefit 150 smallholder farmers (1,050 people) and increase productivity of 3,300 Dunums (equivalent to 330 Hectares) of agricultural land in Maadan and Qsubi communities. Lastly, Oxfam will rehabilitate two key productive infrastructures: one production line of Harabish bakery in Deir Ez Zor city and one Mill of Deir Ez Zor city which is currently non-functional, resulting in grains being sent for milling to other parts of Syria, particularly Aleppo, at a higher price for transportation and milling service. These two interventions alone will benefit respectively 100,000 and 180,000 people, improving the flow of milled flour across the governorate and greatly support the recovery effort of bread value chain benefitting selected communities, sub-districts, and the overall governorate.
Support vulnerable children and children with disabilities and women with basic education and protection (GBV) interventions in Abu-Kamal, Deir Ezzor governorate (Priority 02) The objectives of the proposed project are to directly provide basic education and protection services to vulnerable people in high-risk communities in Abu Kamal/Deir Ezzor Governorate. The widespread destruction caused by the conflict in the region has resulted in students not having full access to basic education services and protection services being neglected. This is due to the lack of rebuilt schools, overcrowding, or lack of classes or safe spaces for children to play. In addition, these students are also exposed to protection and GBV risks due to the lack of gender-segregated WASH facilities. In addition, girls and women are at high risk of violence, including physical, emotional, sexual, and domestic violence. Insecurity, worsening socioeconomic barriers, and the ongoing impact of Covid-19 exacerbate the problem of gender-based violence for women and girls. All of these factors have led to harmful and negative coping mechanisms that make adolescent girls and women particularly vulnerable. This urgent need will be alleviated by supporting 2 schools in Abu Kamal. The overall objective is to provide better basic education to 2200 students and 109 teachers from the affected host, returnee and IDP communities. Through the implementation of this proposed action, children will have safe access to 2 rehabilitated schools, families will be encouraged to send their children to the schools, and children who previously dropped out of school will have the opportunity to re-enroll as school overcrowding has been reduced. Academic performance in schools will be improved, and safe access to gender-responsive and disability-friendly WASH facilities will be enhanced. Schools will also be equipped with appropriate furniture (manufactured by Abu Kamal Vocational Schools) and children will have safe access to child-friendly spaces. This will result in girls and children with disabilities facing fewer risks related to protection and violence. In addition, equitable educational opportunities for children in target schools will be ensured through the provision of tutoring for children who are already enrolled and for children at risk of dropping out of school. And the quality of teaching staff will be improved through active learning and PSS training. In addition, this intervention will help improve access to quality and life-saving GBV services for 1674 GBV survivors and vulnerable women and girls, and introduce GBV risk prevention and mitigation measures by establishing a women's shelter in Abu-Kamal and a mobile team to care for GBV survivors. Conduct GBV training for staff.
t is worth noting that the proposed project is linked to the OPS project of HRP code (HSYR21-EDU-179218-1) and (HSYR22-PRO-188532-1)
Support the provision of life-saving and life-sustaining  health care services to vulnerable groups Provision of lifesaving and life-sustaining health care services under primary , Secondary, rehabilitation and MHPss services to vulnerable groups in Aleppo Governorate through supporting 2 Primary health care centers in Kady askar in Aleppo city, in addition to the deployment of  2 MMTs.
Provision of winter NFI assistance to vulnerable Palestine refugees in Syria through cash transfer modality. The project will address the most acute needs of 7,090 most vulnerable Palestine refugee households through the provision of cash assistance for non-food items to mitigate against harsh winter conditions. UNRWA will target families of persons with disabilities, benefitting a total of 33,006 persons, who will receive a once-off distribution of $107 for each family in Rural Damascus, Homs, Hama, Aleppo and Deraa governorates. This contribution will support UNRWA in ensuring that assistance is provided to Palestine refugees during the winter months of 2022/2023, when the expenditure of households increases and ensure that already vulnerable households do not fall into further poverty. UNRWA will scale up its cash assistance through a network of easily accessible distribution points, run by partner financial service providers.