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Mobile outreach providing accessible and equitable primary healthcare to H2 via mobile outreach and community building capacity building. The overall project objective is to continue PMRS’ core activities and mission to ensure that all Palestinians have the right to adequate, evidence based, fair and equitable healthcare, so they may live full and effective lives. We intend to do this by perpetuating our ethos and efforts with respect to focusing on prevention within our most vulnerable communities with the delivery of exemplary primary healthcare, with a focus on holistic health and a psycho-social model of care as the foundation of all our healthcare. In addition, in taking a completely collaborative approach with the view to ensuring long term sustainable impact is achieved, we endeavor to focus on activities that will further strengthen our overall health system, prepare and equip our communities through education and resilience building and ensure an overall inclusive strategy is implemented. We intend to achieve this in three of PMRS’ key strategic areas for our work in H2 in the next 10-12 months.  These include: 
-Expanding and strengthening our primary health care in two key areas: Mobile outreach for remote or cut off communities such as H2 
-Ensuring women and youth have access to SRH and SRHR in addition to effective and relevant health services. This involves our education and awareness sessions with women with respect to GBV topics. 
-MHPSS which in turn will ensure an engaged, resilient and prepared community through our various initiatives. These objectives will be addressed with the following activities 1. Ensuring all our mobile outreach teams in the H2 and Hebron area are sufficiently stocked and prepared with necessary equipment and requisite teams which consist of a multidisciplinary team including Doctors, nurses, MHPSS care team practitioners. Incorporated in our mobile outreach clinic practice is general screening and follow up for non-communicable diseases i.e. diabetes, hypertension etc. Women’s health and SRH with pre and post-natal checks, screening including breast checks, PND and GBV related screening and support. Furthermore, more recently, our mobile outreach have expanded to include activities and support for PWD and families with PWD as well as MHPSS services and screening. In addition, in light of our most up to date research with UNFPA, we are working to strengthen our services with respect to SRH and SRHR to ensure women’s needs are being addressed in this area. Lastly, we work with individuals to ensure our PWD demographic is being catered to and included and that importantly they don’t just have access to existing services, that our services are also sensitive and specific to their needs. Importantly, with respect to health care services in H2 and Hebron, accessibility is a key issue for those living in this area and it is imperative that we address the inherent issues due to occupation and a restrictive permit system enforced by the IOF. Accessibility is a fundamental component of the right to access healthcare.
Safe treatment of medical waste in Gaza - preventing spread of COVID19 The project will supply, install, and commission a medical waste treatment device (microwave) to reduce the risk of contamination and spread of COVID 19 in Gaza, within the health facility and surrounding communities.  The direct beneficiaries will include patients at the hospital, healthcare workers, and medical waste workers.  This project will be complemented by interventions under another project, which will be covering the training of the workers and costs of supplying PPE to ensure they are well protected.
Response to Urgent and Critical activities towards the COVID 19 Outbreak This project aims to provide urgent response to the COVID-19 outbreak, by responding to the health needs and the humanitarian consequence of the pandemic in both West Bank and Gaza.

This reserve allocation will specifically be used, to respond to the COVID-19 emergency and mainly procurement of medical equipment and supplies, to ensure prevention, preparedness and treatment of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Additionally, the allocation will be providing effective risk communication and community engagement to address rumors and misinformation and to build trust in credible information sources and establishing a two way communication channels with the communities. This will feed into the work currently being undertaken by UNICEF with MOH, WHO and the private sector with regards to Risk Communications and Community Engagement aimed at disseminating public health awareness messages and addressing uncertainty and misinformation

The allocation is also a critical emergency response to provide support to around 50 health care facilities (HCF) in the West Bank which have been designated by the Ministry of Health (MoH) to be used for quarantine, testing and treating patients from COVID-19. These facilities lack adequate supplies and equipment needed to ensure safe and proper waste management especially during emergency response with the medical waste disposal equipment and supplies. 
UNICEF, aims to positively protect the patients and health workers in health centers from infection and diseases transmission through suitable medical waste management. Medical waste is considered infectious and biohazardous waste, can easily spread any disease virally and can even pose a danger to life, therefore, managing waste disposal in a safe and proper way could protect and save the lives of health workers and patients
Prepositioning of Emergency NFIs for Designated Emergency Shelters and for Host-community Emergency Responses The project supports for enhanced preparations for possible future escalations in hostilities through the prepositioning and warehousing of the lifesaving NFIs.  This project fits with Strategic Objective (3) of shelter and NFIs cluster “Capacity to respond to natural or manmade hazards in a timely, efficient and effective manner is increased “. On other hand, the action is in line with the assigned objective of allocation strategy “The prepositioning of stocks and provision of other of soft/consumable components for Designated Emergency Shelters and for host-community emergency responses". The project includes to replenish MA'AN existing stockpiles with NFIs to ensure responsive and accountable emergency response. This has been considering the NFI standard packages and kits of Shelter cluster that were designed to meet the gender and protection needs. Five partner CBOs will be engaged in the stockpiling intervention. The project should support to enhance the capacity of MA'AN and the five partner CBOs to apply more efficient stockpiling management protocols while providing for more inclusive and gender sensitive emergency response actions. Set of hosting communities will be targeted in Gaza City and the Northern Governorate including Southern Rimal, Beach Camp, Sheikh Radwan, Al Nasser Area, Jabalia Al Nazleh, and Western Zaitoon Area. As a result of the proposed actions total individuals of 9,353 including 2520 women, 2580 men, 2101 girls, and 2152 boys will have access to their needs of shelter NFIs at the onset of an emergency. The project applies community-based preparedness and emergency response mechanisms. MA’AN capitalizes on its community-based emergency response structure to support the IDPs in hosting communities and others in the PA-Led designated emergency shelters to access their needs of life saving NFIs. The NFIs stockpiles will serve mainly the hosting communities in emergencies and will be ready as a backup to support the IDPs of the governmental designated shelters. The project builds on MA'AN experience in stockpiling and emergency distribution of NFIs in coordination with the shelter cluster and the national emergency response structures.
Protect the livelihoods of acutely vulnerable residents in the Access Restricted Areas and build farmers’ resilience to cope with recurrent shocks and continued violations of IHL and IHRL. The Action will contribute to the HRP strategic objective 3 “The capacity of vulnerable Palestinians to cope with, and overcome, a protracted crisis, including from environmental threats, is supported, while solutions to violations and other root causes of threats and shocks are pursued”.  It also responds to the food security sector objectives 1 amp 2. 

The planned action is based on recent needs assessments conducted in late 2019 and beginning of 2020 by Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Union of Agricultural Workers Committees (UAWC) and coordinated by PUI with the Ministry of agriculture and the Food Security Sector (FSS).  The assessments concerned 485 farmers affected by floods and herbicide spraying in the five governorates of the Gaza Strip and 427 vulnerable fishermen affected by harsh weather conditions and Israeli violations of International Humanitarian Law (IHL).  The livelihoods of affected farmers and fishermen were strongly impacted by floods, herbicide spraying and harsh weather conditions farmers open field crops were damaged and fishermen lost their fishing nets and access to the sea.  

The final figures of damages for affected farmers were estimated 700.000 USD due to herbicide spraying and 300.000 USD due to floods. These figures were agreed upon by the crisis cell established by PUI, FSS, MoA, PARC and UAWC.  

PUI partnered with PARC and UAWC to coordinate a tailored response to affected farmers and fishermen. In close collaboration with PUI, PARC will assist 265 affected farmers in the Gaza Strip with conditional cash assistance to enable them restoring their livelihoods while UAWC will target 304 most vulnerable fishermen through the provision of fishing nets, repairs and Cash for work.  
The conditional cash for farmers will amount to 800 USD per affected farmer in order to re-launch farming activity on one dunum (1000 m2). The payment will be done in three installments. The provision of fishing tools and equipment will include three types of new fishing nets. Repairs will be done through temporary job opportunities for the most vulnerable fishermen and target rowing and engine boats and old fishing nets of other vulnerable fishermen. Cash for work activity will be implemented according to operational Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs) developed by PUI and its national partners in the context of COVID 19. These SoPs will apply also for the implementation of the different activities including the distribution of aid/cash to targeted beneficiaries. Please see annex: Operational SoPs.  

PUI has closely coordinated the planned Action with FSS, the Ministry of agriculture and key stakeholders working in the ARA notably through the Access Restricted Areas working group co-chaired by PUI and FSS. PUI co-developed the action on the added value of its national partners and will facilitate the coordination, supervise the implementation and MEAL process. Please see annex 1 Initial Partnership agreement.
Supporting continuation of essential healthcare services in the West Bank, with a focus on women and girls In addition to COVID19, the West Bank is grappling with ongoing humanitarian issues such as the severe strain on the health system, possible annexation of areas of the West Bank, financial crisis, and restrictions of movement and access for essential services. 

This intervention will support 18,749 people in vulnerable communities in the West Bank to access essential, life-saving health care at the primary and secondary level, with a focus on sexual and reproductive, including maternal, health. In addition, the project will support improved coordination and response from all partners working on SRH, including on disability mainstreaming in SRH interventions. This intervention is required in order to ensure there is not an increase in maternal morbidity and mortality, which have early indications of increasing over the past three years that women have access to family planning to avoid unplanned pregnancies that essential pregnancy care is provided, preventable infant and child mortality is avoided and that people have access to life saving primary and secondary health care.

This will be achieved by:
1. Operating three mobile clinic teams providing level two primary health care in the West Bank (Salfit-Nablus, Qalqiliya-Tulkarem, and Jordan Valley). The mobile clinics will ensure access to healthcare for 17,153 people in the West Bank who otherwise wouldn’t have access. 
2. Supporting preparedness and response for SRH through coordination of SRH partners, SRH emergency teams at district level (Tubas, Jericho, Hebron), and training healthcare care providers in the West Bank on the Minimal Initial Service Package for reproductive health in emergencies.
Improving access of vulnerable children in the Gaza Strip to protection and education services The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip has remained immensely fragile, full of uncertainties, and unpredictability. The prolonged strain and economic isolation of the Gaza Strip have pushed vulnerable families’ deeper poverty and pushed them to the last resort which is using negative coping mechanisms to deal with the high level of poverty, unemployment, and vulnerabilities. The pandemic of COVID-19 and the containment measures imposed by authorities exacerbate vulnerabilities to unbearable levels. The pandemic has pushed a greater number of households into poverty and food insecurity, with an increase of at least 10% in the current poverty rate which is soaring at more than 53%. Such a context has increased the need for the provision of responsive and remedial protection and education responses for affected children and their families, such as case management and MHPSS. The proposed action is a response to such needs. The needs include, but are not limited to child protection case management, remote learning opportunities, and remedial classes for out-of-school children and/or children at risk of drop-out. The project aims to improve the wellbeing of vulnerable children and their families in the Gaza Strip, by meeting the protection and education needs of 3,850 children (2,300 boys and 1,550 girls). In particular, the project will target out of school children, working children, children displaying symptoms of distress, and SGBV survivors. 

Main activities under the Protection Cluster include (1) provision of individual case management to children who indicate to having been subjected to different types of violence, including child laborers, and SGBV survivors, (2) referrals to specialized services, and (3) provision of MHPS Services to people in the quarantine facilities or families who have members in quarantines/isolation, (4) provision of cash assistance.  Main activities under the Education Cluster include (1) re-integration of out of school children in the official education system and vocational education, (2) provision of school stationery, uniforms, and transportation of children who cannot afford and/or access education, and (3) provision of catch up classes and remote learning opportunities for children living with disabilities and those who might be in need of such services.  

All interventions proposed under this Action are consistent with the strategic objective of the 2020 Humanitarian Response Plan and to the Protection and Education Cluster strategic objectives. The project interventions will be carried out by Terre des Hommes (Tdh) and four partners, Beit-Lahiya Development Association (BLDA), Bayt Al Mustaqbal Society, AlTawasol Forum Society, and Atfaluna Society for Deaf Children. Tdh and its partners will liaise with the Ministry of Social Development (MoSD), the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, relevant UN Clusters, and working groups, in order to ensure coordination and collaboration.
Emergency response to improve access to clean and healthy shelter spaces for vulnerable families in Area C in the face of COVID-19 outbreak. The proposed project will target the most vulnerable communities in Area C who do not have COVID 19 outbreak prevention and response capacities and support key institutions. In total 10 institutions and 1480 households in about 35 communities will be targeted across 6 governorates. These communities have not been supported by any other party regarding the COVID 19 outbreak, and do not have the financial capacities to purchase the needed hygiene materials to maintain the basic hygiene levels in their shelters while this is crucial to limit the risk of transmission and protect the most vulnerable family members

Through this project, AAH will support key institutions to fulfil their role in the COVID-19 crisis context as well as communities who are facing different challenges preventing them from benefiting from the public initiatives regarding the pandemic. AAH will prioritize the most vulnerable groups and communities, including:

1- Isolated communities who do not have permanent access to Palestinian communities and Markets in Areas A and B.
2- Communities with high exposure to Israeli settlements and military points (which have been a vector of transmission).
3- Communities that are highly affected by COVID 19 outbreak (high number of infections and domestic quarantine cases).
4- Communities who are being affected by the Israeli increasing restrictions in Area C (Jordan Valley, E1).
5- Communities with bad shelters conditions and lacking the minimum shelter standards regarding protection and hygiene.

Throughout the project, AAH will closely coordinate with the crisis management team in targeted governorates as well as the humanitarian initiatives and clusters. AAH will review its implementation process to comply with national guidelines and minimize risks of transmission to communities and its staff while ensuring effective implementation in a timely manner. AAH framework agreements and in-depth knowledge of the targeted areas will enable a timely response and ensure acceptance.
Health and Nutrition services for conflict-affected populations in Lac, Chad Services de santé et de nutrition aux populations conflit-affectées en laque, Tchad Health and Nutrition services for conflict-affected populations in Lac, Chad Services de santé et de nutrition aux populations conflit-affectées en laque, Tchad
Emergency Humanitarian Assistance Assistance humanitaire de secours Integrated livestock management for nutrition in children under five years of age. Gestion intégrée de bétail pour la nutrition chez les enfants au-dessous de cinq ans.
Title II - UNICEF for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Chad Titre II - l'UNICEF pour le transport, le stockage et manipulation (ITSH) et le 202e internes, Tchad Title II - UNICEF for Internal Transport, Storage and Handling (ITSH) and 202e, Chad Titre II - l'UNICEF pour le transport, le stockage et manipulation (ITSH) et le 202e internes, Tchad
OFDA-2013-Chad/CE-World Concern Development Organization Organisation de développement de souci d'OFDA-2013-Chad/CE-World OFDA-2013-Chad/CE-World Concern Development Organization Organisation de développement de souci d'OFDA-2013-Chad/CE-World
Food Assistance activity in North Kanem, Chad Activité d'aide alimentaire dans Kanem du nord, Tchad Food Assistance activity in North Kanem, Chad Activité d'aide alimentaire dans Kanem du nord, Tchad
Protection, Health, Multi-purpose Cash Assistance, and Economic Recovery and Market Systems support in Chad Protection, santé, aide universelle d'argent liquide, et reprise économique et appui de systèmes du marché au Tchad Humanitarian Assistance - Protection, Health, Multi-purpose Cash Assistance, and Economic Recovery and Market Systems support in Chad Assistance humanitaire - protection, santé, aide universelle d'argent liquide, et reprise économique et appui de systèmes du marché au Tchad
Food Assistance Aide alimentaire To commit FT21 resources to internal shipping and handling (ITSH). Pour investir les ressources FT21 dans l'expédition et la manipulation internes (ITSH).
OFDA-2014-World Development Organization Organisation de développement d'OFDA-2014-World Building Resilience in Eastern Chad Résilience de construction au Tchad oriental
USAID/OFDA Grant for Chad/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Grant pour le Tchad/urgence complexe USAID/OFDA Grant for Chad/Complex Emergency USAID/OFDA Grant pour le Tchad/urgence complexe
Emergency Food Assistance Aide alimentaire de secours Emergency food assistance Aide alimentaire de secours
USAID/OFDA GRANT for CHAD/CE USAID/OFDA GRANT pour CHAD/CE USAID/OFDA GRANT for CHAD/CE USAID/OFDA GRANT pour CHAD/CE
Humanitarian Assistance to Displaced Populations Assistance humanitaire aux populations déplacées The purpose of this award is to provide financial support for Humanitarian Assistance to Displaced Populations. The program goals are to strengthen displacement data management; distribute shelters to those displaced; and improve access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene. Le but de cette récompense est de fournir l'aide financière pour l'assistance humanitaire aux populations déplacées. Les buts de programme sont de renforcer la gestion des données de déplacement ; distribuez les abris à ceux déplacés ; et améliorez l'accès à l'eau propre, à l'hygiène, et à l'hygiène.
OFDA-2014-CRS OFDA-2014-CRS Joint FFP/OFDA proposal for AG/FS, ERMS, and food vouchers (FFP) in Wadi Fira and Ouddai Regions of Chad Proposition commune de FFP/OFDA pour AG/FS, ERMS, et bons de nourriture (FFP) en Wadi Fira et régions d'Ouddai du Tchad
Humanitarian Assistance Assistance humanitaire Humanitarian assistance. Assistance humanitaire.
COVID-19 Support to Chad Appui COVID-19 vers le Tchad This is a new award for COVID support. C'est une nouvelle récompense pour l'appui de COVID.
Humanitarian Assistance Assistance humanitaire Humanitarian Assistance - Provide comprehensive preventative and curative health, nutrition, and WASH package to mothers and children affected by conflict in the Lac Region of Chad Assistance humanitaire - fournissez la santé préventive et curative complète, nutrition, et LAVEZ le paquet aux mères et aux enfants affectés par conflit dans la région de laque du Tchad
Health and nutrition response in the Lake Region of Chad Réponse de santé et de nutrition dans la région de lac du Tchad Humanitarian Assistance - Health and nutrition response in the Lake Region of Chad Assistance humanitaire - réponse de santé et de nutrition dans la région de lac du Tchad
Emergency Food Assistance Aide alimentaire de secours Funding for HCIMA, food assistance, shelter and settlements, protection, WASH activities. Placement pour HCIMA, aide alimentaire, abri et règlements, protection, activités de LAVAGE.
Public International Organization Grant to WFP for Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) in Chad Organisation internationale publique Grant au PAM pour le programme de sécurité de nourriture de secours (EFSP) au Tchad Public International Organization Grant to WFP for Emergency Food Security Program (EFSP) in Chad Organisation internationale publique Grant au PAM pour le programme de sécurité de nourriture de secours (EFSP) au Tchad
International Rescue Committee (IRC) Chad Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2015 Award Le Comité international de délivrance (IRC) programme de Chad Emergency Food et d'abri (EFSP) - récompense 2015 International Rescue Committee (IRC) Chad Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) - 2015 Award Le Comité international de délivrance (IRC) programme de Chad Emergency Food et d'abri (EFSP) - récompense 2015
OFDA-2014-Premiere Urgence OFDA-2014-Premiere Urgence Nutrition and Ag/FS response in Ouddai Regions Réponse de nutrition et d'Ag/FS dans des régions d'Ouddai
Chad Task Order under SWIFT IV IQC Chad Task Order sous SWIFT IV IQC Chad Task Order under SWIFT IV IQC Chad Task Order sous SWIFT IV IQC
OFDA-2014-IMC OFDA-2014-IMC Emergency health, nutrition, and ag/fs in Lake Region of Chad Santé, nutrition, et ag/fs de secours dans la région de lac du Tchad
World Food Programme to Chad for Southern Chadian Refugees Programme mondial de l'alimentation vers le Tchad pour les réfugiés tchadiens du sud World Food Programme to Chad for Southern Chadian Refugees Programme mondial de l'alimentation vers le Tchad pour les réfugiés tchadiens du sud