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Stronger Myanmar Non State Actors to promote poverty reduction in old age To empower a national NSA to nurture Self Help Groups in rural Myanmar, using a documented model of poverty reduction among older people and their families in 20 communities of Kayin and Mon States. National NSA partner with capacity to implement a documented model to establish community-based Self Help Groups and to implement sustainable development projects that alleviate poverty and improve health among older people and their families 20 Older People Self-Help Groups (OPSHGs) established and strengthened and addressing the needs of poor older people and their families Effective collaboration and interaction between NSAs, LAs and central government to create a more enabling environment and strengthened services and institutions serving older people in deprived areas of Myanmar A better standard of living through more productive and diversified livelihoods for 1,000 older people and their families Improved community-based health and home care for older people in 20 communities, particularly the most frail and vulnerable
Training the humanitarian sector to deliver age and disability inclusive humanitarian assistance This project aims to build the capacity of several implementing partners on age and disability inclusion in Pakistan and Kenya. The project builds awareness and capacity of international and national humanitarian actors to respond to the specific needs of OP and PwD, and ultimately support mainstreaming of response to the needs of these groups and reduce the protection risks they face in crisis. This outcome will be achieved via a training-of-trainers approach used to train national-level age and disability inclusion “Focal Points” in both specialist age and disability and mainstream humanitarian agencies. Humanitarian actors globally have access to resources on inclusion of older people and persons with disability, which allows them to deliver inclusive and effective humanitarian responses. Improve the ability of a range of sector and cluster actors including local, national and international NGOs, UN agencies, governments and donors to promote and deliver age and disability inclusive humanitarian assistance
Provision of protection services to Older People and PWDs IDPs living in Nowshera and Peshawar This project will deliver the provision of Protection services to the IDPs living in Nowshera and Peshawar district. This will include establishing and supporting IDP community support groups, collecting inclusive data on needs and issues of women and people with disabilities and providing targeted and appropriate support to respond to those needs. The project will share its learning, using this to sensitize other humanitarian actors on the specific humanitarian needs of older people and persons with disabilities in IDP situations.
Phase 2 Syria crisis response This funding from Age International's pubic appeal contributed to the DEC funded programme which targetted humanitarian actors operating in Lebanon, Jordan and Syria to  better integrate the specific needs of the most vulnerable populations (older persons and people living with disabilities) affected by the Syria Crisis.
Emergency protection-based assistance for older women and men, including older people with disabilities in Dnipropetrovska and Kharkivska Oblasts in Ukraine This program builds on ongoing BHA funded project and previous grants to provide psychosocial support (PSS) to older people affected by the conflict through a case management approach of Home-Based Care (HBC), Community Safe Space (CSS) activities, and provision of individualized protection assistance. This integrated protection intervention will ensure that older people who face mobility restrictions, are isolated or are adopting negative coping mechanisms, have improved access to humanitarian aid and social services, and are re-integrated into their communities in order to  and improve their psychosocial wellbeing and resilience. 
Additionally, HelpAge will provide technical capacity building and mentoring to of selected NGOs and government departments on , in age and disability -inclusive programming to meet the ‘Humanitarian Inclusion Standards on Older People and People with Disabilities', and inclusive case management and HBC standards adapted to the Ukrainian context. Given the existing vulnerabilities and protection concerns faced by older people, including those with disabilities, in Eastern Ukraine, HelpAge will complement direct protection assistance with advocacy at the local and national levels to ensure that older people's diverse concerns and vulnerabilities are addressed.
The project will support: 
(i) vulnerable older people  through a case-management approach of home-based care (HBC and), psychosocial support (PSS,) including those with reduced mobility, who will be supported through peer to peerpeer-to-peer activity and, referrals. They will also receive , as well as some  who will be provided with hygiene kits, adult diapers/incontinence pads and appropriate assistive products; 
(ii) older people through peer recreational activities , awareness raising, skill building and social inclusion activities at Community Safe Spaces. This, includesing the creation of older people Peer Champions and Initiative Groups who will benefit from  capacity building on older people's issues, community mobilisation and sustainable community support; and 
(iii) HelpAge staff and staff from humanitarian and development agencies to build their capacity in Humanitarian Inclusion Standards, case management approach, HBC, PSS and advocating for older people's rightsissues. To improve the security, dignity and wellbeing of the older women and men, including older people with disabilities, affected by the ongoing conflict in Eastern Ukraine through access to inclusive, protection-based humanitarian support at individual household and community level.
Improving the well-being of older people, their families and their communities in Asia, through resilient and self-sustaining community based organisations and improved social protection To improve the wellbeing of older people and their communities across countries in Asia by means of researches, studies, partners identifying and applying the best approaches Older people at the grassroots level are empowered to help themselves tackle issues of concern to them and their communities through a widened network of multifunctional community-led organisations in seven countries in East Asia. The suffering of impoverished older people is relieved and their dignity affirmed through increased income at the grassroots level as a result of improved social pension policy and practice in the East Asian region.
Municipal Businesses Project (MUBU) HelpAge international will be providing technical expertise and inputs, with the Jordanian organization Noor Al-Hussein Foundation, to enhance the protection of vulnerable refugees and host communities by employing comprehensive family approach that will be inclusive of older people and people with disabilities and/or special needs. This will include: performing family assessments of participants (especially Syrians) to understand potential barriers to (self-) employment; provision of Psycho-Social support to the families; case referrals to the relevant services within the area, and the delivery of inclusion training to all stakeholders. The LDUs and Women empowerment units staff and structure is improved to better respond to local business development needs in their area Refugees and host communities have improved their livelihood by getting involved in entrepreneurship activities Protection of vulnerable refugees and host communities is improved by employing comprehensive family approach
Improving access to care for NCDs for older people in Tanzania The overall goal of the project is to improve the prevention and control of noncommunicable
diseases among older people in three districts in Tanzania (Morogoro, Songea and Kibaha). The project will be implemented over a two-year period and will reach approximately 12,000 older people, 80 health care workers, 80 home-based caretakers, as well as 85 local council leaders and national government officials. To promote healthy aging among older people, their caretakers, and health care workers in the three districts To improve health care approaches to NCDs in older people and address the issue of accountability of public health services to government policy.
Strengthening Livelihoods and Promoting Rights of Older People affected by Typhoon Haiyan Providing support on livelihoods, community health, DRR, and to Older People's Organisations and national staff in capacity building. 4,200 Older People in 110 Typhoon affected barangays have improved access to health care services that support improvements in their health condition. This will be achieved by the promotion and delivery of community-based health care services. Training in community based geriatric care will be provided to 300 community health volunteers. 110 OPO based Livelihood Committees established (550 members) providing Cash Grants and On/Off farm livelihood  trainings to recover assets and improve the economic condition to 1,550 Older people and their household members have access to age-friendly and disaster resilient livelihoods Increased Community Based Disaster Risk Management and Mitigation Capacities of 110 Typhoon Affected Communities that directly involve Older Peoples Organisations that ensure community DRR & Mitigation plans target and increase the participation of older people. Older people have increased access to their rights and entitlements through advocacy campaigns to relevant agencies both in national and local levels. 110 OPOs and 11 OSCAs are strengthened/developed to promote community-based programmes responding to older people's need. (Staff level?) HelpAge International national partner, the Coalition of Services of the Elderly (COSE), National Staff have significant increased operational and programme skills capacity to implement effective recovery and longer term development activities.
Building Disaster Resilience in Pakistan (BDRP) - service provision This is a service provision agreement in support of the BDRP programme managed by Concern Worldwide, providing support and training on age, gender and disability inclusive humanitarian interventions. One day training on inclusion of vulnerable groups in project activities to BDRP consortium partners, reflecting inclusive indicators and introduction to tools to be used for collecting sex, age, disability and other vulnerabilities disaggregated data. Support training workshop for government officical and community members on Risk Assessment Awareness raising sessions with relevant district departments on global data on age and disability and inclusive CBDRM Provision of a detailed strategy from inclusiveness (gender, age and disability) for the inception report.
Gambella Initiatives for Assisting the Most Vulnerable Persons with Specific Needs in Leitchor and Kule Refugee Camps The projects intends to improve health, nutrition and psychosocial status of South Sudanese refugees specifically older people & people with disability residing in Leitchuor, Tierkidi and Kul camps.
Providing Immediate Protection and Emergency Response in Eastern
Ukraine Multisectoral interventions to support the protection and basic needs of conflict-affected population of government and non-government controlled areas in Eastern Ukraine. To meet basic non-food items, food and protection needs of conflict affected populations The most vulnerable conflict affected population in eastern Ukraine have improved protective environment
Emergency Relief to Flood affected people in Sindh Emergency flood response with the provision of Mobile Health Clinics, provision of mobility aids and unconditional cash transfers to vulnerable households reaching 11,300 flood affected individuals in Ghotki.
Measuring Healthy Ageing (Phases 1 & 2) This project aims to create and test a rapid, easy to use, short-form instrument, that will be suitable for evaluating programs/interventions in low and middle income contexts. We will attempt to find a balance between brevity of instrument and a design that will still enable epidemiological data collection and case tracking capabilities. This is a significant challenge, but is much needed by the development and ageing community, because rapid assessments, beneficiaries targeting and evaluations of outcomes, often have to be conducted concurrently in remote and isolated communities. Partners, country office and rural health centre staff have suggested that the interview process should not take up more than 15-20 minutes per person if possible, because of their heavy patient/beneficiary work load.
A Disaster Resilient Future in Bangladesh A Disaster Resilient Future: Mobilising communities and institutions for effective risk reduction.
Livelihood support and resilience building for OP and their families in 3 Woredas of Borena Zone, Southern Ethiopia. Improve the lives of 1200 older people and grandchildren through resilience building and livelihood support in three Woredas of Borena zone, Southern Ethiopia to eventually reach 5010 family members indirectly
Effective response to the needs of malnourished older people in West Darfur The project will provide food baskets to moderately malnourished older people or those at risk of malnourishment in West Darfur in the localities of Kerenek (Mornei and Kerenek), Habila, El Geneina (Krinding-II, Abuzar, Ardamata and Dorti). The goal is to contribute to the overall recovery of vulnerable Internally Displaced Populations in West Darfur targetting up to  4,078 people. It will provide Supplementary Feeding Baskets and Complementary Feeding Baskets for a minimum of 3,890 older people and build the capacity of 26 staff from ROAD, and 162 people from OPCs, OPA, the Ministry of Health and other NGOs. The specific objective will be to facilitate older people access to malnutrition treatment and prevention programmes.
Value-Added Options to Accompany Old Age
Allowance in Bangladesh The project proposes to conduct a rapid study to recommend potential value-added options to accompany the Old Age Allowance (OAA) in Bangladesh to improve beneficiaries' conditions and resilience to shocks.
Inclusive Social Protection and Livelihoods in Magway Region and Kayin State (including COVID-19 responses) To improve the participation and inclusion of persons with disabilities and their households in communities and the workforce in Myanmar's Magway Region and Kayin State, this project will support their social protection and livelihoods by strengthening village-based community mechanisms, providing support for improved nutrition and educational status among children with disabilities, and strengthening government and community capacity to protect the poor. The project responds to Component 1 in the Call for Proposals (CfP) titled “Inclusion of persons with disabilities and their families in social protection and livelihood programmes” and also addresses specific elements of Component 2 under the CfP. The project will work with an estimated 500-700 direct beneficiaries and 30,000 indirect beneficiaries in 40 villages in two target townships in Magway and Region and one target township in Kayin State. In regards to COVID-19, HelpAge has repurposed some of the project activities, in consultation with the donor. This includes the distribution of information on COVID-19, pamphlets on how to stay healthy while isolated, and awareness raising on government restrictions We estimate that a total of 700 PwDs (50% women) will be direct beneficiaries of the project over the course of 24 months. In addition, we estimate that approximately 300 household members of PwDs will directly benefit from livelihood trainings and loans. For indirect beneficiaries, the remaining members of the 40 target communities will benefit from the project through strengthened community organisations, increased community funds available for loans, and improved linkages with local skill development centres and markets for their businesses. CSOs provide access to essential social protection support to HHs with persons with disabilities (village based). : Children with disabilities in rural HH have educational opportunities at the village level and all children have improved nutrition awareness. Coordination between CSOs and government social protection institutions on improved access to social protection for persons with disabilities. Government and INGOs/CSOs have access to learning. Enter text ....
Diabetic Retinopathy: Prevention, Detection, Treatment To prevent and increase early detection and treatment of Diabetic Retinopathy in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica through training, screening and providing laster treatment.
Community-based response in prevention and management of non-communicable diseases in old age”.  (Phase II) Improving access to basic healthcare for vulnerable older people and their families in five communities of Moldova through the community based health-care support model
Harnessing the voice and contribution of older people in socioeconomic and political transformation of Ethiopia The aim of this programme is to support HelpAge network member EEPNA to enhance the roles and participation of older people and their institutions in the development and democratisation process in Ethiopia. To strengthen older people's voices in policy influencing advocacy to address their rights and entitlements through their active participation. To enhance engagement of older people and their institutions in the process of conflict resolution and positive coexistence through promoting intergenerational linkages, peace building, good governance and democratic practices. To improve the capacity of older people's associations and older people care support networks so that they boldly represent constituencies at all levels.
Zea Municipality Flood Emergency Relief The project will provide support in several inter-related aspects that have an overall positive impact for the affected population: WASH items (detailed below) will help prevent the spread of waterborne diseases as well as skin diseases due to lack of proper hygiene and water sources contamination and will help prevent the spread of COVID-19; primary health services (medical consultation plus medication) will help to treat acute diseases related to poor hygiene (parasites, skin infections, etc) and aid in the control of chronic non-communicable diseases, both of which can lead to complications that can cause limited functionality and dependence; food item provision to help reduce the risk of malnutrition, anemia and other health conditions that can have serious consequences for the health of the affected population. All these areas of intervention will improve the quality of life and living standards of a population with critical needs for mutliple forms of assistance. the assisted families will have improved access to food, health and WASH thus reducing their risk of morbidity, extreme hunger, thirst and health risks. It will increase their capacity and resources to prevent communicable diseases (water and food related) including COVID-19, have better access to the means to control non-communicable diseases, and can reduce the negative effects of natural disasters on their livelihoods and life conditions. The assistance provided will have a positive impact in their psycho-social wellbeing and quality of life, helping them in their recovery efforts and promoting quality of life and dignity after a natural disaster. all assistance can be provided to all 3,300 targeted beneficiaries within 45-day implementation period, potential difficulties arising from two main Countire's contextual factors need to be considered and managed: eventual military intervention, and
Social Pension and Social Protection Consultancy Technical assistance to Maxwell Stamp Plc on a contract awarded by DFAT Australia.
Self-Reliance for Older People and Person with Disability The  Objectives  of  the  proposed  project  to  promote  Disability,  Age  and  Gender  Inclusive  Self-Reliance and Nutrition support program across the targeted Rohingya Camps. 1500 Person with disabilities and older people, including female headed households will  have  increased  skills  to  produce  some  necessary  items  by  December  2022  in  10  HelpAge operated camps at Ukhiya Upazila of Cox's Bazar District. 1500  Malnourished  older  men  and  women  including  older  people  with  disabilities received nutritional support and treatment by December 2022 in 10 HelpAge operated Rohingya camps at Ukhiya Upazila of Cox's Bazar District. 1500 people with disabilities and older people, including female headed households are able to make decision, raise their voice against exploitation, violence, abuse, neglect and access to  appropriate  humanitarian  services,  complain  &  feedback  mechanism  and  decision-making process. To Increase Age and disability inclusive humanitarian services through WFP funded humanitarian actors and facilities
Covid-19 response fund This project will respond to the second wave of COVID-19 through the provision of survival kits including items for immunity and hygiene by working in close collaboration with the elderly and elected representatives of their federation.
Strengthening the Approach on Older Persons in Qudra 2 Project Qudra 2 project is oriented towards the “Leave No One Behind” principle with special considerations to disadvantaged population groups. HAI will provide its technical assistance to capacitate and empower Qudra 2 partners so that they are able to include effectively older people, including those with disabilities, in Qudra 2 planned interventions and to design tailor-made interventions for this category of population with specific needs. 
Through this project, HAI will be able to develop the capacity of at least 60 staff of NGO partners , SDCs, and the Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) in addition to approximately 160 community volunteers mobilised by SDCs and NGO partners to identify and address protection and health related issues of older people and to design age-inclusive activities ensuring the integration of older people among their communities and improved access to services.
This will be done through the establishment of a technical assistance facility for the provision of upstream and downstream guidance and support. The Inclusion Training Coordinator based in Lebanon will be the focal point for the technical assistance facility. S/he will coordinate all training activities and will technically supervise the Field Inclusion Officers, supporting them with tools, reviewing their reports and providing feedback on their activities. Monthly coordination meetings including the Inclusion Training Coordinator, all Field Inclusion Officers and the implementing SDC and NGO staff, will be organised to monitor and evaluate the progress of activities and provide  technical support as needed.HAI's global Protection Adviser and global Inclusion Adviser will provide overall technical guidance to the project. They will be directly involved in training and coaching HAI's Lebanon team at the beginning and during the course of the project, contribute to reviewing project tools and processes, and monitor the project implementation through field visits.
The frequency and intensity of the project activities are scalable depending on the allocated budget and duration of the overall project. Objective 1 (upstream): Strengthen the capacity of partners' staff and the programmatic frameworks and tools on inclusion of older people Objective 2 (downstream): Support the implementation of activities that address the specific needs of older people through provision of technical support, monitoring and feedback
Improving the wellbeing of older people and their communities in Asia To improve the wellbeing of older people and their communities across countries in Asia by means of researches ,studies, partnering,partner identifying and applying the best approaches.