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Building Skills for Life  PPA2 Plan UKs Programme Partnership Arrangement  PPA_ is a strategic funding arrangementand which Plan is using to fund two strategic objectives relating to Building Skills for Life and enhancing programme effectiveness. Building Skills for Life is our flagship programme promoting adolescent girls  rights and gender equality. The PPA funds projects aimed at enhancing girls  access to and completion of quality education in 9 countries. The two year extension of Plan UKs Programme Partnership Arrangement  PPA_ is a strategic funding arrangementand which Plan is using to fund two strategic objectives relating to Building Skills for Life and enhancing programme effectiveness. Building Skills for Life is our flagship programme promoting adolescent girls  rights and gender equality. The PPA funds projects aimed at enhancing girls access to and completion of quality education in 7 countries.
Improving maternal and neonatal health in Burkina Faso With your help we will improve maternal and neonatal health in Bam province by reducing both maternal and neonatal mortality rates by 20%. This involves increasing awareness on good maternal and neonatal health through Village Savings and Loans (VSL) groups. VSL Members start by pooling their money together and then use these savings to make loans to individual members. We will train the VSL groups on safer motherhood and organise health fairs on this subject to raise awareness in community. We will work with community leaders to ensure they are advocating good maternal health. In addition to awareness raising, we are also providing access to the right health services. We will provide nine motorbike ambulances and medical equipment for nine health centers in Bam district. We will also train 30 midwives and health staff on quality antenatal and neonatal care practices
Improving agricultural services in Malawi using the Farmer Field School (FFS) approach Increasing resilience, food, nutrition and income security of smallholder farmers. 1- Strengthen agricultural extension services through farmer field school groups in order to secure effective and productive services for smallholder farmers.
2- Increase the absorptive/anticipatory, adaptive and transformative capacities of smallholder farmers to adapt to adverse effects of climate change and improve food security.
3- Improve food security for farmers through effective livelihood diversification and technology transfer.
Education in Emergencies: From playgroup to primary in cyclone affected Buzi District, Mozambique Improving access to relevant, quality and inclusive ECE and primary education for 6,200 children aged 3-15.
AidConnect - Innovating Pathways for Employment Inclusion (IPEI) - Kenya This project aims to ensure that persons with disabilities have increased wellbeing and inclusion within private sector employment.  Plan International's role in the wider consortium is to lead gender mainstreaming activities to ensure that the project's approach, tools and activities are gender sensitive.  The organisation's key deliverables during the co-creation phase (August 2018 - March 2019) included developing a stakeholder analysis, undertaking a market scan analysis, and generating pilot ideas for testing.  During the implementation phase Plan will ensure gender considerations are mainstreamed throughout the consortium's activities, and additionally will implement a pilot project engaging 100 women with disabilities.
Cyber-Safe Spaces for Children and Youth in the cities of Manila and Quezon City The proposed project is intended to contribute to the desired impact&#58; 'Children are effectively protected from online sexual exploitation and abuse, perpetrators are apprehended and prosecuted, and children are enjoying the benefits of the internet free from danger' in Philippines and the outcomes of the CSEA Model National Response, in alignment with three of the six overarching capabilities within the CSEA Model National Response. The project aims to deliver the following results&#58;-

In alignment with the Victim Capability of the Model National Response&#58;
Result 1&#58; Children and young people in Manila and Quezon City have access to specialized victim-focused investigation, medical, psychosocial, healing and recovery support services

In alignment with the Societal Capability of the Model National Response, Result 2&#58; Parents/caregivers, teachers, media practitioners and faith-based organizations in Manila and Quezon City are aware of and capable to address taboos surrounding CSEA and prevent children and young people from engaging online.

In alignment with the Industry Capability of the Model National Response&#58; Result 3&#58; ICT industries in Manila and Quezon City are mobilized to help prevent and proactively address local online CSEA and related issues
DEC Phase 2b Nepal Response Plan International Nepal conducted a comprehensive need mapping in August 2016 in four districts. A follow-up of this assessment was done in February to further identify the locations most in need and the specific sectors of intervention that would generate the highest impact. The outcome shows needs are still highest in Dolakha and across many sectors. To address them, Plan has identified the following key areas into which it will implement this project. The key areas have been identified in consultation with the stakeholders e.g. government, communities and likeminded organizations&#58;-&#160;Livelihood recovery particularly targeting young women-&#160;Rehabilitation of WASH infrastructure in communities and schools including awareness raising on water management and hygiene practices for men, women, boys and girls-&#160;Training of masons to contribute towards the national roster and link to needed reconstruction efforts and livelihoods opportunities
Assistance to the newly arrived Central African Refugees in Garoua Boulai and Gada subdivision in the East Region of Cameroon The project title “Assistance to the newly arrived Central African Refugees in Garoua Boulai and Gada subdivision in the East Region of Cameroon” will be implemented in Garoua Boulai and Gado in East region from 05 February to 22 March 2021 within 45 days. 

The project aims to improved living condition of 6775 central African Refugees and host community (5 655 refugees and 1120 host community peoples) through the&#58;
-  Distribution of NFI kits (household items or cocking items, clothing, blankets, mosquito nets.) to 1999 households;
- Set up of hand washing facilities in public spaces;
- Hygiene promotion/ awareness raising campaigns on Wash and COVID 19 prevention (Door to Door);
- Distribution of wash kits (buckets, jerry cans, cups, soaps, 20 liter canisters) to 1999 households;
- PDM activities and
- Set up a feedback Mechanism
 
The project will be carried out in collaboration with beneficiaries and all partners. In order to make sure that activities are well implemented, Plan will continuous to attend in weekly Coordination meetings where their realisation and challenges will be shared. Government partners will be frequently informed of Plan's Intervention even the challenge in order to facilitate the interventions. A feedback mechanism will be set up in order to make sure that beneficiaries are fully engaged, their need is addressed and Do No Harm Principle is respected.

Gender&#58; This humanitarians’ intervention has targeted different groups of vulnerable people including Women, men, boys and girls.  In terms of gender and coordination, the goal is to ensure that a quality and effective response is done considering the specific groups (households lead by women and young boys or girls, men and boys). Advocacy will be made in coordination meeting and coordination platforms in order to respond to the needs per gender (women, girls, boys and men). Actions will be taken to ensure participation of different groups, women, men, girls and boys in the coordination meetings with leader's committees, government actors and NGOs in the field.
Emergency Response to Drought in South Honduras (Choluteca) Emergency Response to Drought in South Honduras (Choluteca)
Supporting El Nino and drought affected families in Lautem Municipality The project will support El Nino and drought affected families in Lautem Municipality, Timor-Leste. It will implement 3 key activities&#58; 1) distribute maize seeds along with a package of locally appropriate vegetable seeds to 1,500 of the most vulnerable households living in northern coastal areas in Lautem Municipality; 2) repair / renovate water two supplies in two of the most affected communities (one in each); and 3) disseminate information about coping with droughts using available materials designed through other projects. The results of the project will also be used to draw attention to the situation and vulnerabilities of Timor-Leste's rural population to drought and climate change with the aim of leveraging further funding for longer term solutions. The project will be implemented on the ground by Plan's local partner NGO, Fraterna with whom Plan worked to implement its 2015-16 drought response.
Provision of life saving assistance to children under five years of age suffering from Sever acute malnutrition (SAM) in Borno state, north east Nigeria Plan International Nigeria will implement a 12-month project focusing on improving access to quality curative nutrition services and strengthening capacity for the management of severe acute malnutrition in Stabilization Centers (SC). This will be done through screening &amp; referral of Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) cases, treatment of Complicated SAM cases, and promoting Optimal IYCF-E (Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies) in areas receiving new influx of IDPs and host community in Kaga, Konduga, Mafa, Hawul, and Chibok Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Borno state. The project proposes to provide treatment of complicated SAM cases for a total of 1,945 children under five-years of age in 5 Stabilization Centers (SC) and promoting IYCF-E for SAM care takers/mothers and PLWs. The proposed activities will strengthen the management of acute malnutrition through CMAM approach by establishing new and strengthening existing SC sites for IDP/host community and providing Optimal IYCF Promotion, providing technical and logistical support, as well as strengthening the supportive supervision in the LGAs. The project will focus on supporting the most vulnerable population groups, specifically children under five years of age and PLW and other vulnerable groups. Plan International will integrate management of complicated SAM (SAM with medical complication and /or failed appetite test) cases into existing health services in each general hospitals using SPHCDA and hospital staff in all targeted LGAs.
At project start-up, Plan International Nigeria will prioritize identifying Complicated SAM cases to facilitate access to life-saving services for children under five years of age with complicated SAM cases and to enable management of these cases in collaboration with State Primary Health Care and Development Agency (SPHCDA) and hospital board staff. We will strengthen the capacity of the government service providers and the community to prevent malnutrition and respond to the treatment of complicated SAM cases and we will work closely with communities and partners working in each LGAs and the existing camps with the consultation of CCCM sector. 
The project will strengthen accountability to beneficiaries through the establishment and strengthening of a community-based complaints and feedback mechanism that will allow women, girls, men, and boys to safely report concerns of the emergency nutrition response in their respective Hospital.
Action2020 Mali Achievement of the FP2020 goal of reaching 120 million women and girls with voluntary family planning by 2020 through Governments and family planning service providers in up to 10 countries are held to account by their citizens to_
o Deliver the family planning commitments made under FP2020
o Ensure fulland free and informed family planning choice for everyone.”
Community Based COVID-19 Response: Preventing the spread of COVID-19 in Puntland and Somaliland through WASH, Health and Cash interventions Start Fund COVID19 response to address WASH, Health and Protection needs of vulnerable communities in Somaliland and Puntland
Building Skills for life_PPA2 Promoting Adolescent's Education  PPA2 Extension The project is contributing to achieve universal primary education  MDG 2_ and promote gender equality and empower women  MDG 3_ by increasing girls attainment of qualityand gender responsiveand basic education in targeted areas in Rwanda_  1_. Through the Tuseme  Let us speak out_ empowerment programme 600 girls are empowered with skills to address concerns that hinder girls social and academic development.  2_. Establishing a conducive environment for girls participation in decision making at schools and community_sector_district level.  3_. Reducing financial barriers for adolescent girls access to education.
Child protection in emergency response towards landslide in Mocoa The objective of Plan's intervention is to strengthen the response capacities of the people affected by the landslide and the affected household located in the Municipality of Mocoa. Through this intervention, Plan will provide humanitarian assistance to 300 affected households in the sector of Food and Nutritional Security. This sector has been considered by Plan as priority through the analysis of the needs of OCHA´s Flash Updates and in-field revision through our partners. The activities planned are in line with the strategic goals defined by the Local Comitee of Disaster Risk Management and by the Local Humanitarian Team (LHT), and they respond to the most urgent needs as highlighted directly by the communities.
Pakistan Youth Advocacy project Youth advocates will be empowered, alliance among youth advocates across the country would be strengthened and as a result, self-sufficient and autonomous youth networks will be formed. Through this project, youth advocates will be empowered, alliance among youth advocates across the country will be strengthened and as a result, self-sufficient and autonomous youth networks will be formed. The approach will be a youth-led advocacy project, which fits in with core Child Centre Community Development principles of participation, inclusion, gender equality and responsibility and accountability. Girls and boys from the youth advocacy group will not only be consulted but lead on the design and implementation of the programme
Cyclone Idai Livelihood Recovery and Women's Economic Empowerment The project aims to identify livelihoods, early economy recovery and income generation needs,  and benefit disaster affected people through community-driven and gender-focused emergency employment in Nhamatanda district
Increasing access to clean water and sustainable sanitation in rural Ethiopia This project aims to&#58;
•	Improve the health and hygiene of 24,557 people in Kersa and Seka Chekorsa Districts, Ethiopia
•	Improve access to safe water for 100% of people in the target communities
•	Help communities declare and maintain open defecation free (ODF) status
Humanitarian Accion - Chiquitania fires Acción Humanitaria por los incendios en la Chiquitanía Addressing urgent WASH, health, food security and livelihoods needs of the communities most affected by the fires.
Securing More Resilient Public Services in Dominican Republic Strengthening national capacity in school risk assessment and mapping through capacity
building of the Ministry of Education and National Emergency Commission.
Right to Quality Basic Education Roll out of a 14 months complementary basic programme benefitting 4000 out of school children in five districts in the Upper West Region.
Indonesia Tsunami DEC Response Phase 1 Emergency response and early recovery of tsunami affected vulnerable population in Palu. Focusing on Improved access to quality learning environment (QLE) for school-aged children (6-15 years old) in affected communities, with specific focus on girls. Increased access to communal WASH facilities and knowledge to reduce health risks to girls, boys, women and men affected by disaster. Increased access of the most vulnerable families affected by disaster to essential Non-Food Items (NFIs).
Safe spaces for children of flood affected families Children and adolescents_particularly girls will have part of they spent in supervised and protected environmentand receiving learningand sports and creative activities that would help them come over the stress their families face due to loss of properties by floods.
PPA E Building Skills for life  9 month extension  UK proportion The project covers a 9 month extension of the PPA projectand this covers the UK aspects and costs related to running the projects in the PPA extension.
Sexual Reproductive Health and Right through Teacher Self Learning Academy To improve the knowledgeand attitudes and behaviour for P5 and P6 girls and boys in relation to their SRHR through enhancing the knowledge and learned centred participatory teaching methodologies of teachers who are matrons patrons for student SRHR clubs.
COVID19 Response Timor Leste This project will install hand washing stations in rural areas and promote messaging on safe hygiene to vulnerable households.
El Nino Response and Building Resilience As part of our drought response we will Provide and install water storage tanks (5000 litre capacity) and water harvesting systems   deliver safe drinking water in water tankers   hygiene kit distribution and awareness-raising sessions on their correct use   repair of community water systems
Girls Empowerment Through Education in Chiredzi  Chipinge and Mwenezi districts of Zimbabwe  PPAE The project covers the 9 month PPA extension in Chiredzi and Chipinge programme units. The programme aims to consolidate work around economic security through activities such as  digitalisation of VSLA data collectionand migration awareness  specifically safe migration of youth_and youth economic empowerment through youth cooperativesand supporting TVETs and school IGAs. Consolidate work around gender through the development of boys for change clubs and gender sensitive teachingand SRHRand through teachers self learning and menstrual hygiene management  pad makingand solar powered water pumps to improve WASH facilities_ and Protectionand strengthening Child Protection Committees to monitor child marriageand research on corporal punishment
Food Governance in the Andean region The Project is multi-country across Peru   Bolivia and Ecuador   and it aims to contribute to the enjoyment of food security in poor regions of Bolivia   Peru and Ecuador by creating spaces for dialogue and participation between farmers and local governments.  It will strengthen the ability of farmers organisations to lobby and participate in decision making spaces around food security and nutrition by advocating for the design   implementation and monitoring of public policies and programs at the local regional and national level.
ASEAN Safe School initiative phase 4 This
 ASSI project is a regional initiative led by Plan International in
  partnership with Save the Children.
    The regional component will address to enhance regional coordination and
  cross-collaboration between the Disaster Management and Education Sectors
  across the 10 ASEAN Member States (AMSs) for the advancement of comprehensive
  school safety while strengthen the advocacy on safe schools contributing to
  the stronger commitment of 10 ASEAN Member States to AADMER Work Programme
  2016-2020.
    
    At country level, in Philippines and Cambodia, ASSI will be targeting
  national advocacy to strengthen government’s commitment toward school safety
  in country and increase capacity on school safety and DRR in Education Sector
  in general to the government officials, school authorities, and students to
  ensure the leadership and ownership of the Ministry of Education and Disaster
  Management Offices in the country.
    
    The expected outcomes of this proposal are, by the end of the project, we
  will have&#58;
    
    - Strengthened multi-stakeholders’ coordination and collaboration on safe
  school among the ASEAN Member States (AMSs) education and disaster management
  sectors and other stakeholders are strengthened
    - Increased technical capacity and knowledge on comprehensive safe school
  within government officials and other stakeholders to improve implementation
  of safe schools across AMSs
Cyclone Seroja Response Emergency response to Cyclone Seroja, providing multipurpose cash to vulnerable households, installing handwashing stations in evacuation centres and recreational kits for children.
Restoring Hope of Internally Displaced People in Chiure The proposed lifesaving response is focused on WASH-through provision of Dignity kits including menstrual hygiene management (MHM) awareness, and Integrated Protection.
Reducing EVD transmission thrgh Com. Strengthening Preventing Ebola Virus Disease Transmission through Strengthening Community Acceptance of Restrictive Measures against the Spread of Ebola and supporting quarantined homes with food and NFIs and decontamination of HH and public places from where suspect and confirmed EVD cases are removed along with provision of replacement packages
Empowering NSAs to Provide Youth with Alternative Empowering Non State Actors (NSAs) to provide youth with alternative livelihood opportunities
Emergency response to Flood Affected People in Kilifi County Support the flood affected population in Kilifi county through WASH and NFI support services.
Building a Society free fo Violence in El Salvador The project aims to contribute to building a democratic society free from violence through the inclusion and participation of children and young people in violence prevention decision making processes. It also looks at encouraging young peoples participation through arts   sports and technology in 3 regions of El Salvador
Nepal Earthquake temporary Shelter and Sanitation response Impact_ Affected and most vulnerable households live in safe and appropiate shelter solutions that contribute to their own self recovery.
Outcome_ Most affected vulnerable households in Dolakah district have improved access to safe and appropiate self help shelter and sanitation solutions.
Lifesaving COVID19 prevention and response in White Nile This project integrates health and WASH activities to deliver a comprehensive response to the outbreak at both the community and health facility level. Protection and gender will be mainstreamed across the project and all of the proposed activities have been designed with consideration for the specific needs of adolescent girls, children, women, people with disabilities and elderly persons in mind. The project intends to strengthen existing health systems; to ensure they are able to manage the COVID-19 response but also ensuring that they are able to deal with any cases of communicable diseases that occur.
BRACED Myanmar The project will contribute to this transition from household to national policy level and building the resilience of 356,074 individuals across three at risk climatic zones. Through a unique model of policy, action, media outreach and a diverse collaboration amongst local and international partners, the project will combine DRR and CCA, environmental and community development as well as policy and gender and livelihoods expertise to improve community and   institutional understanding of climate risk and drive increased
responsiveness. it will also promote scale up and replication of resilient
practices in the face of climate extremes.
DEC Phase 1 People Fleeing Myanmar Appeal Provision of gender and age friendly emergency WASH items and facilities for Rohingya refugee populations in Cox's Bazaar.
Promoting the rights of adolescent girls to quality basic education  PPA E The project covers the 9 month PPA extension in Siem Reap and Kampong Cham programme units. The programme aims to consolidate work around economic security through the development of livelihood planningand provision of conditional cash transfers and supporting the transition from primary to secondary school.