No. Agency Name Project Name Province District(s) Mode Amount of Cash/ month US$ No. Of HHs Total Cash/ Month Donor Total Cash Transf’d US $ Start Date Ending Date 26 Save the Children School Feeding and Cash Transfer Manicaland Chimanimani Direct Cash 20 550 11000 Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs 110,000 Oct 2010 Sept2011 27 Save the Children Support to Economic Recovery of Urban and H'holds Mashonaland West Hurungwe CIT/Security Smart Card 25 1000 25,000 USAID / OFDA 225,000 May 2010 Sep 2011 28 World Food Program SPLASH Vouchers Bulawayo Bulawayo Bulawayo Urban Goods Voucher $6.10 pp to max $30.50 4700 Na WFP Na Apr 2011 Ongoing 29 World Food Program SPLASH Vouchers Harare Harare Harare Urban Goods Voucher $6.10 pp to max $30.50 2500 Na WFP Na Aug 2010 Ongoing 30 World Food Program Seasonal Targeted Assistance (Cash for Cereals) Mashonaland West Hurungwe CIT/Security $5 pp to max 50 Na Na WFP Na Jan 2011 Mar2011 Midlands Gokwe North CIT/Security 6334 Na WFP Na Jan 2011 Mar2011 Midlands Gokwe South CIT/Security 8571 Na WFP Na Jan 2011 Mar2011 Mashonaland East Kwekwe CIT/Security Na Na WFP Na Jan 2011 Mar2011 31 World Vision Insiza Food / Cash for Assets Program Matabeleland South Insiza CIT / Security $10 350 3,500 UN WFP $ 10500 Aug 2011 Oct 2011 32 World Vision Prevent Destitution & Promote Livelihoods Bulawayo Urban Bulawayo Urban (Mzilikazi, Makokoba) Smart card $20 100 2000 EC July 2011 Jun 2012 33 World Vision Prevent Destitution & Promote Livelihoods Matebelelend South Insiza Cash Voucher $70 once for agric inputs 11,200 Na PRP, World Bank Na Aug 2010 Jun 2011 Matobo Cash Voucher PRP, World Bank Na Aug 2010 Jun 2011 Bulilima Cash Voucher PRP, World Bank Na Aug 2010 Jun 2011
No. Agency Name Project Name Province District(s) Mode Amount of Cash/ month US$ No. Of HHs Total Cash/ Month Donor Total Cash Transf’d US $ Start Date Ending Date 34 Zimbabwe Community Development Association WASH, Food Security and Livelihoods of MVPs Harare Harare Urban Direct Cash 20 TBC Na PRP $62,420 July 2011 Jun 2012 Masvingo Gutu Direct Cash 20 TBC Na PRP July 2011 Jun 2012 Midlands Kwekwe Direct Cash 20 TBC Na PRP July 2011 Jun 2012 35 Zimbabwe Community Development Trust ZCDT Sustainable Solutions for Mobile and Vulnerable Populations Harare Harare Direct Cash 20 60 1200 PRP 92,760 April 2009 June 2011 Midlands Kwekwe Direct Cash 20 134 2680 PRP Masvingo Gutu Cash Voucher 70 1150 80500 PRP Manicaland Bhuhera Goods Voucher 70 3000 210000 PRP
Disabled Persons of Zimbabwe Main Project Intervention(s) Unconditional Cash transfers Internal Savings and Lending Schemes Income Generation Activities Home Based Care PHHE WASH Market Gardening Transfer period and frequency (e.g Jan 2010- May 2011, every month) Monthly (current) Quarterly (planned) Number of beneficiaries (individuals and / or households) 250H/Hs (Current) 550 H/Hs (Planned) Target group(s) Very Poor Poor and able bodied(planned) Cash or Voucher Delivery Mechanism Direct Cash by Agency (Current) Smart Card / Cash card (Planned) Cash Delivery Partner (OK/SPAR/CABS/TN/Safeguard, etc.) Were any Conditions Attached ? Conditional □ Unconditional If conditions were attached to either receiving the grant or what it could spent on, please specify. Conditions required to receive grant: None Conditions on what the grant could be spent on: None Transfer Amount and Frequency (per beneficiary) USD 25 per month Total Cash Amount Transferred to all beneficiaries during project Euro 36 000 Monitoring. (What Main Types of Monitoring are Being Carried Out?) Monthly and quarterly monitoring, Expenditure Books Please List Any Project Reports, Presentations, Articles, etc Available for this Project Monthly Reports Quarterly Reports Most Significant Change Stories Additional Information Districts Current Planned Method of delivery Timing Cash Provider Binga 100 Direct October TN or Kingdom (still in negotiations) Bulilima - 100 Cash Card October Nyanga - 100 Cash Card October Chivi - 250 Cash Card October Bulawayo Urban 100 - Direct Plumtree 50 - Direct Nyanga 100 - Direct Total 250 550
Location Map: Improving Living Conditions for PLWHIV & their Households Agency: Christian Aid Consortium for Secure Livelihoods Contact Person (email/phone etc.) N. Kutukwa. ; 0712422940. Project Objectives Improve quality of life of the HIV-infected and members of their households Project Location(s) Province(s) District(s) Ward(s) Peri-urban Hope Fountain & Hyde Park Start Date 1/7/08 End Date 30/6/11 Project Budget (incl. currency) £1.2m Donor(s) DFID/ GRM Partners Agencies Christian Aid / Zimpro Main Project Intervention(s) Agriculture, and Social Transfers Transfer period and frequency (e.g Jan 2010- May 2011, every month) Bi-monthly Number of beneficiaries (individuals and / or households) 101 HHs Target group(s) HIV-infected, disabled. Cash or Voucher Delivery Mechanism Direct Cash by Agency Cash Delivery Partner (OK/SPAR/CABS/TN/Safeguard, etc.) N/A Were any Conditions Attached ? Conditional □ Unconditional If conditions were attached to either receiving the grant or what it could spent on, please specify. Conditions required to receive grant None Conditions on what the grant could be spent on None Transfer Amount and Frequency (per beneficiary) USD 20/ month Total Cash Amount Transferred to all beneficiaries during project USD 68,000 Monitoring. (What Main Types of Monitoring are Being Carried Out?) HH visits; MSC stories, HEA, Bank recon, Beneficiary registers Please List Any Project Reports, Presentations, Articles, etc Available for this Project
Contact Person (email/phone etc.) N. Kutukwa. ; 0712422940. Project Objectives Poor Households graduate from survival to livelihoods promotion threshold through market-based production and marketing, empowerment and advocacy. Project Location(s) Province(s) District(s) Ward(s) Matabeleland North and South Gwanda, Insiza and Binga Gwanda: 1-5; Insiza: 16, 18 and 22; Binga: 7,10,12,13 & 25 Start Date 1/8/11 End Date 31/7/12 Project Budget (incl. currency) £850,000 Donor(s) DFID/ GRM Partners Agencies Zimpro, Dabane Trust and Christian care Main Project Intervention(s) Agriculture, , Advocacy, Markets and Social Transfers Transfer period and frequency (e.g Jan 2010- May 2011, every month) Monthly Number of beneficiaries (individuals and / or households) 395 Youths (200 Binga; 150 Insiza and 45 Gwanda) Target group(s) Poor, unemployed youths in cash for work Cash or Voucher Delivery Mechanism Direct Cash by Agency Cash Delivery Partner (OK/SPAR/CABS/TN/Safeguard, etc.) N/A Were any Conditions Attached ? Conditional □ Unconditional If conditions were attached to either receiving the grant or what it could spent on, please specify. Conditions required to receive grant None Conditions on what the grant could be spent on None Transfer Amount and Frequency (per beneficiary) Average 42 days cumulative across 3 districts @USD5/ day worked equals £147/ beneficiary. (Range is £136- 150) Total Cash Amount Transferred to all beneficiaries during project It is intended that £58,000 will be transferred. Monitoring. (What Main Types of Monitoring are Being Carried Out?) Household visits; Most Significant Change stories, Household Economy Analysis, Bank reconciliations, Beneficiary registers Please List Any Project Reports, Presentations, Articles, etc Available for this Project Project proposal and budget. Additional Information Project still to commence. Location Map
Were any Conditions Attached ? Conditional Unconditional If conditions were attached to either receiving the grant or what it could spent on, please specify. Conditions required to receive grant Conditions on what the grant could be spent on DFID- grant can only be spent on other crop and livestock inputs (except for Maize in region V) Transfer Amount and Frequency (per beneficiary) Crops- $20-$80 for the 2011/2012 Agriculture season with 50% Farmer Contribution Livestock – once off £160 in 2012 Total Cash Amount Transferred to all beneficiaries during project Livestock- £ 779 752 Crop- £ 473, 654 Monitoring. (What Main Types of Monitoring are Being Carried Out?) - Household Verification. -Post Distribution Monitoring -Registers for beneficiaries Please List Any Project Reports, Presentations, Articles, etc Available for this Project Project proposal Post Distribution Report (vouchers agric. inputs) Additional Information None Cash For Cereals / Food & Cash for Assets Community Works Agency: Concern Worldwide Contact Person (email/phone etc.) or +263 4 705845/49/58 Project Objectives To prevent severe food shortages for those households who have not recovered from the recurrent and multifaceted shocks from the last two years or more. To safeguard the nutritional wellbeing of vulnerable segments of the population such as People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA), children, orphans, expectant and nursing women and the elderly. To preserve human and productive assets. Project Location(s) Province(s) District(s) Ward(s) Midlands Gokwe North and Gokwe South 15 wards Gokwe North and 15 Wards Gokwe South Start Date 1 January 2011 End Date 31 March 2011 Project Budget (incl. currency) USD962,000.00 (inclusive of management fees but excluding the transfer amount) Donor(s) United Nations World Food Programme (UNWFP) Partners Agencies N/A Main Project Intervention(s) Cereal purchase for the targeted vulnerable group.
Conduct PDMs, FGDs, market surveys and random household visits Monitor “Help Desk” activities and documentation of issues Conduct post planting survey On-going project monitoring and reporting Undertake end of project review Transfer period and frequency (e.g Jan 2010- May 2011, monthly) October 2011 Number of beneficiaries (individuals and / or households) 3,666 households Target group(s) Food insecure households Chronically ill, Living with disabilities, Living with HIV/AIDS, The household is headed by single parent, elderly relative or child and as result is labour constrained. Cash or Voucher Delivery Mechanism Cash-Transit / Security Firm Cash Delivery Partner (OK/SPAR/CABS/TN/Safeguard, etc.) Safeguard Were any Conditions Attached ? Conditional Unconditional If conditions were attached to either receiving the grant or what it could spent on, please specify. Conditions required to receive grant N/A Conditions on what the grant could be spent on Agricultural inputs Transfer Amount and Frequency (per beneficiary) $85 (once off) Total Cash Amount Transferred to all beneficiaries during project $311,000 Monitoring. (What Main Types of Monitoring are Being Carried Out?) Post Distribution Monitoring, Focus Group Discussions, Market Assessments Please List Any Project Reports, Presentations, Articles, etc Available for this Project End of Project Report End of Project Evaluation Market Assessment Report Post Distribution Monitoring Reports Additional Information Hurungwe Food Assistance Project Agency: GOAL Zimbabwe Contact Person (email/phone etc.) Project Objectives To improve access to food for highly vulnerable and food insecure
Improving the Protection of Internally Displaced Persons Through Resettlement and Sustainable Integration Agency: Norwegian Refugee Council Contact Person (email/phone etc.) Eddington Chinyoka pcl@zimbabwe.nrc.no Project Objectives To support displaced communities in achieving durable solutions to their displacement through achieving self-reliance and household food security and access to social services Project Location(s) Province(s) District(s) Ward(s) Manicaland Masvingo Chipinge Chiredzi Chipinge Ward 12 and 15 Chiredzi Ward 16 Start Date 01 January 2011 End Date 31 October 2011 Project Budget (incl. currency) € 335 000 Donor(s) ECHO Partners Agencies No Partner Agencies Main Project Intervention(s) Community based planning processes in communities leading to the identification of preferred durable solutions and a plan for necessary interventions, including access to basic services and security of tenure Provide agricultural and livestock inputs, training and market access Transfer period and frequency (e.g Jan 2010- May 2011, every month) Jun 2011-August 2011 Number of beneficiaries (individuals and / or households) 500 Households Target group(s) Internally Displaced Persons Cash or Voucher Delivery Mechanism Direct Cash by Agency Cash Delivery Partner (OK/SPAR/CABS/TN/Safeguard, etc.) ZRP escorted the Cash Were any Conditions Attached ? Conditional Unconditional If conditions were attached to either receiving the grant or what it could spent on, please specify. Conditions required to receive grant Be an Internally Displaced Person, Vulnerable to food security Elderly and Child Headed Households Be able to participate in Internal Savings and Lending Groups Conditions on what the grant could be spent on Food and non-food items for unconditional Transfers Engaging in an income generating activity of their choice which should be indicated in the proposal and budget so as to facilitate the funding of the activity in groups. Transfer Amount and Frequency (per beneficiary) $ 25 on monthly basis
Main Project Intervention(s) Cash for work for (CFW) Sanitation Internal Savings and Lending (ISAL) for Sanitation Direct cash transfers Transfer period and frequency (e.g Jan 2010- May 2011, every month) Every month Number of beneficiaries (individuals and / or households) 194 households under the Direct cash transfer program (Harare and Kwekwe). Number of individuals that will be part of the CFW and ISAL`s not yet ascertained. Target group(s) Mobile and Vulnerable Populations (MVP`s) Cash or Voucher Delivery Mechanism Direct Cash by Agency Cash Delivery Partner (OK/SPAR/CABS/TN/Safeguard, etc.) N/A Were any Conditions Attached ? Conditional Unconditional If conditions were attached to either receiving the grant or what it could spent on, please specify. Conditions required to receive grant Conditions on what the grant could be spent on Transfer Amount and Frequency (per beneficiary) $20.00 per month Total Cash Amount Transferred to all beneficiaries during project $62 420.00 Monitoring. (What Main Types of Monitoring are Being Carried Out?) Most Significant Change, Focus Group Discussion Please List Any Project Reports, Presentations, Articles, etc Available for this Project Additional Information Zimbabwe Community Development Association (ZCDA) was formerly ZCDT Sustainable Solutions for Mobile and Vulnerable Populations Agency: Zimbabwe Community Development Trust (ZCDT) Agency Zimbabwe Community Development Trust Contact Person (email/phone etc.) Felida Nkhoma 0772 420 556 Project Objectives To enhance the food security of MVP`s Project Location(s) Province(s) District(s) Ward(s) Harare, Midlands, Masvingo, Manicaland Harare, Kwekwe, Gutu, Bhuhera 40, 4, 13,39,17,22,23, 20 Start Date 1/04/2009 End Date 31/06/2011 Project Budget (incl. currency) 706 000 Pounds Donor(s) PRP Partners Agencies N/A Main Project Intervention(s) Cash Transfers, Voucher distributions ( both open and closed vouchers which were agricultural based)