GB-CHC-1128267-8-BLF-0010106921 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) This project aims to sustainably reduce poverty among 45,000 marginalised and impoverished older people in the rural Shikarpur and Jacobabad districts of Sindh Province, Pakistan ; Big Lottery Fund (BLF) HelpAge International HelpAge International UK 07965475245 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 137348 137572 206321 481241 Total grant from BLF for the project. Big Lottery Fund (BLF) HelpAge International UK 23397 First payment from BLF BLF Help Age International UK 24897 Help Age International UK Help Age International 28560 Funds for quarter 2 HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 28560 Second payment from BLF BLF HelpAge International UK 1500 Capital Expense payment from BLF BLF HelpAge International UK 1500 Capital Expenses payment to implementing partner HelpAge International UK (Age International) HelpAge International 32652 Third payment from BLF BLF HelpAge International UK (Age International) 49739 Funds received from BLF BLF HelpAge International UK 32652 Funds sent to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 49739 Funds sent to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DFID Aid Match- 203559-109 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Improved healthcare for 361,000 older people in 4 African countries (Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zimbabwe); HelpAge International HelpAge International UK UK - Department for International Development (DFID) HelpAge International UK (Age International) Programme Officer programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 913811 1425573 1285367 285602 93256 Payment to implementing partner for May expenses 110108 Payment to implementing partner for June expenses 65889 Payment to implementing partner for July actuals 98484 Payment to implementing partner for August actuals 287662 Funds in arrears for Y3 Q4 3910431 Grant for the entire project. DFID Help Age International UK 104026 Money in arrears from DFID for Y1 Q1 DFID HelpAge International UK 322418 Payment to implementing partner for year 1 quarter 1 HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 278166 Fund for year 1 quarter 2 DFID HelpAge International UK 141654 Funds sent to implementing partner for quarter 2. HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 72217 Funds for implementing partner's expenses up until 28-02-15 HelpAge International UK (Age International) HelpAge International 300499 Funds to implementing partner for Y1 Q3 HelpAge International UK (Age International) HelpAge International 456100 Funds received in arrears for Y1Q3 DFID HelpAge International UK (Age International) 36929 Payment to implementing partner for April actuals. HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 84003 Funds in arrears for Y1Q3 DFID HelpAge International UK 110074 Payment to implementing partner for May actuals HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 172143 Payment to implementing partner for June actuals. HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 250312 Funds in arrears for Y1 Q4 336998 Funds in arrears for Y2 Q1 DFID 371411 Funds in arrears for Y2 Q2 90406 Payment to implementing partner for July actuals. 77175 Payment to implementing partner for August actuals 177642 Payment to implementing partner for September actuals. 47815 Payment to implementing partner for October actuals. 144862 Payment to implementing partner for November expenses. 69733 Payment to implementing partner for January actuals 153608 Payment to implementing partner for December actuals. 191797 Payment to implementing partner for February actuals. 201062 Payment to implementing partner for March actuals 47629 Payment to implementing partner for April actuals 466817 Funds in arrears for Y2 Q3 80905 Payment to implementing partner for May actuals 234319 Funds in arrears for Y2 Q4 101489 Payment to implementing partner for June actuals 81404 Payment to implementing partner for January actuals 70526 Payment to implementing partner for February expenses 207876 Payment to implementing partner for March expenses 66108 Payment to implementing partner for April expenses 156699 Payment to implementing partner for September actuals 80992 Payment to implementing partner for October actuals 131237 Payment to implementing partner for November actuals 135519 Payment to implementing partner for December actuals 325368 Funds in arrears for Y3 Q1 21444 Final expenses June 364013 Funds in arrears for Y3 Q3 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 351236 Funds in arrears for Y3 Q2 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HSNP2-103548 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) This is an unconditional cash transfer programme in Kenya. It offers an alternative to food aid and aims to reduce poverty and food insecurity. It aims to allow people to hold onto their assets and even to save money in the future. ; HelpAge International UK UK - Department for International Development (DFID) HelpAge International HelpAge International UK 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 572857 1326281 1796413 1172637 1404830.65 500000 363662 Year 1 Quarter 1 Payment to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 35932 Year 1 Quarter 2 Payment from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 35932 Year 1 Quarter 2 payment to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK 173263 Year 1 Quarter 3 payment from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 173263 Year 1 Quarter 3 payment to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 266177 Year 1 Quarter 4 funds received from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 386653 Year 2 Quarter 1 payment from DFID DFID Help Age International UK 386653 Year 2 Quarter 1 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 179195 Year 2 Quarter 2 funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 179195 Year 2 Quarter 2 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 494256 Year 2 quarter 3 funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 494256 Year 2 Quarter 3 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 608781 Year 2 Quarter 4 funds from DFID DFID Help Age International UK 608781 Year 2 quarter 4 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 195768 Year 3 Quarter 1 funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 195768 Year 3 Quarter 1 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 580075 Year 3 Quarter 2 funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 580075 Year 3 quarter 2 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 411789 Year 3 quarter 3 funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 411789 Year 3 quarter 3 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 120343 Year 3 quarter 4 funds from DFID. DFID HelpAge International UK 120343 Year 3 quarter 4 funds to implementing partner. HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 6307967 Funding for the course of the project. DFID HelpAge International UK 523431 Year 4 quarter 1 funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 554263 Year 4 quarter 2 funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 554263 Year 4 quarter 2 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 411979 Year 4 quarter 3 funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 288041.94 Year 4 quarter 4 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 288041.94 Year 4 quarter funds from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 411979 Year 4 quarter 3 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 523431 Year 4 Quarter 1 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 363662 Year 1 Quarter 1 Payment from DFID DFID HelpAge International UK 266177 Year 1 Quarter 4 funds to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 0 Total expenditure over entire duration of the programme 311192 Year 5 quarter 1 disbursement 109348 Year 6 quarter 1 disbursement 130124 Year 6 quarter 3 disbursement 332064 Year 5 quarter 2 disbursement 121898 Year 6 quarter 2 disbursement 31268 Year 6 quarter 4 disbursement 70832 Year 5 quarter 3 disbursement 96696 Year 5 quarter 4 disbursement 332064 Year 5 quarter 2 funds from DFID 70832 Year 5 quarter 3 funds from DFID 96696 Year 5 quarter 4 funds from DFID Year 5 quarter 4 funds from DFID 109348 Year 6 quarter 1 funds from DFID 311192 Year 5 quarter 1 funds from DFID 130124 Year 6 quarter 3 funds from DFID 31268 Year 6 quarter 4 funds from DFID 121898 Year 6 quarter 2 funds from DFID GB-CHC-1128267-8-DEC_UDC_Phase2 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The overall humanitarian situation in Nepal has improved. However, a number of the population in earthquake-affected areas continues to require humanitarian assistance. Assessment findings of various agencies, clusters, HelpAge and partner organizations show that there are significant numbers of households headed by OP and/or widows/widowers. Such households are amongst the poorest and most vulnerable. Many of the 14 affected districts in Nepal have a high rate of migration, with nearly 5.6% of the population in the 14 districts away from their homes for work and other purposes. A 2011 Central Bureau of Statistics’ report found that one in four households had at least one male of working age working away from home. From such statistics, it is estimated that increasing numbers of OP have become responsible for supporting their families, mobilizing resources and caring for dependents including grandchildren. Since the earthquake, many OP are also now finding themselves looking after young dependents whose parents have either died, or been injured due to the earthquake. The geography and terrain of the affected districts coupled with poor infrastructure makes it difficult for vulnerable groups like OP and persons with disability (PwD) to access humanitarian aid. They are often excluded from needs assessments limiting access to assistance and posing risks for both OP and their family members. Many OP have reported their inability to queue and travel long distances to reach distribution points. As a result, they have reported missing out on receiving essential relief aid. a) Provision of transitional Shelter for 460 Households in Sindhupalchowk and Nuwakot Districts b) 6105 Older People in 5 earthquake districts have improved access to health care services by strengthening community based mechanisms. c) Older People and Persons with Disabilities affected by the earthquake are empowered to advocate for their rights through the capacity building and organisational development of OPAs and DPOs d) Older people actively contribute to disaster resilience planning and their needs are reflected in community action plans in line with the NRRC 9 Min characteristics of a Resilient Community to recovery activities. e) Older People in 2 districts benefit from livelihood Recovery programmes Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK Age International Programmes Funding and Development programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 687877 94495 Phase 2 payment 1 from DEC Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK 94495 Phase 2 payment 1 to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 125000 Phase 2 payment 2 from DEC Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK 125000 Phase 2 payment 2 to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 47505 Phase 2 payment 3 from DEC Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK 47505 DEC Phase 2 payment 3 to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 14310 Phase 2 payment 4 from DEC Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK 14310 Phase 2 payment 4 to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 33666 Phase 2 payment 6 to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 37754 Phase 2 payment 5 to implementing partner HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 37754 Phase 2 payment 5 from DEC Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK 33666 Phase 2 payment 6 from DEC Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK 20091 20091 45267 45267 21166 48650 48650 62863 62863 35772 35772 21166 28231 28231 47948 47948 33250 33250 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-MOZ176 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The aim of the project is to address food insecurity in drought affected households of Tete province, Mozambique. The project will target vulnerable groups (Older Persons, People with Disabilities and Vulnerable Children) who are affected by drought to improve access to food, water and nutritional support to meet their basic needs. HelpAge International HelpAge International UK UK - Department for International Development (DFID) costed extension no-cost extension Age International UK Programme Development and Funding Support programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Project takes place in Tete Province, Mozambique -16.25686733062343 33.64013671875 499236 187121 112998 499236 112998 104044 30000 175688 Y1 Q2 first payment First installment paid in quarter 3 First installment paid in quarter 3 30000 104044 175688 92946 all incoming funds Oct-Dec 19 92946 all disbursements Oct-Dec 19 126008 all disbursements Jul-Sept 19 126008 all incoming funds Jul-Sept 19 0 all expenditures from programme start - Dec 2019 94174.36 All disbursements Jan-Mar 20 94174.36 All incoming funds Jan-Mar 20 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT002 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The ALERT project is delivered by HelpAge in consortium with 5 humanitarian organizations, members of the Start Network: Oxfam, CARE, Concern, Islamic Relief and Handicap International. The objective of the ALERT project is to develop an emergency preparedness system that facilitates an increased level of preparedness in the humanitarian sector. This project aims to develop an information management system for humanitarian agencies that facilitates an increased level of emergency preparedness and maintains the operational preparedness at a consistent and appropriate level irrespective of their size or mandate. HelpAge International HelpAge International UK UK - Department for International Development (DFID) HelpAge International UK Programme development and Funding Programme development and Funding Support Officer Programme development and Funding Support Officer programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA Glossary: Building the responsiveness, capability and capacity of international, regional and national humanitarian actors to disasters. Support to the institutional capacities of national and local government, specialised humanitarian bodies, and civil society organisations to anticipate, respond and recover from the impact of potential, imminent and current hazardous events and emergency situations that pose humanitarian threats and could call for a humanitarian response. This includes risk analysis and assessment, mitigation, preparedness, such as stockpiling of emergency items and training and capacity building aimed to increase the speed and effectiveness of lifesaving assistance delivered in the occurrence of crisis. 354573.00 348439.60 1264796.37 213568 DFID 141005 DFID 213568 141005 94321.6 85817 168301 94321.60 85817 168301 134138.67 511505.73 296419 241419 100000 134138.67 511505.73 296419 241419 100000 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme GB-CHC-1128267-8-AFR636 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) This project provides continuing support for people affected by the drought in East Africa. It supports interventions in Ethiopia and South Sudan. It is funded jointly by Age International and the Disaster Emergency Committee. <p/><p/> In Ethiopia, activities will take place in Borena. Outputs focus on addressing malnutrition, identifying and supporting approximately 1,000 vulnerable older people, providing with age-appropriate supplementary food or supported with Ready to Use Therapeutic Feeding (RUTF), depending on their specific needs and enrolling them in community level (outpatient) and health facility (inpatient) facilities. 50 health care workers will simultaneously receive training on how to diagnose and care for older people with malnutrition and how to provide appropriate emergency treatment. Awareness raising on the needs of older people will be supported, with a focus on capacity building and training. Older Person Associations (OPAs) in target locations, helping these OPAs to learn how to identify and support vulnerable older people in humanitarian emergencies, and will be equipped with key influencing and advocacy skills to lobby for the inclusion and mainstreaming of older people in emergency responses in Ethiopia. <p/><p/>In South Sudan, phase 2 aims to increase the knowledge and capacity of humanitarian actors including UN clusters, government, NGOs, NRC, and other humanitarian stakeholders on how to include older people and people with disabilities in emergency response programming. It is anticipated that project activities will increase in the number of older people and people with disabilities targeted by and benefitting from humanitarian response agencies interventions across South Sudan. South Sudan: Increased knowledge and capacity of humanitarian actors including UN clusters, government, NGOs, NRC, and other humanitarian stakeholders on how to include older people and people with disabilities in emergency response programming results in demonstrable changes of practice and greater delivery of responses for these groups. <p/><p/> Ethiopia: 1,150 vulnerable older women and men benefiting from emergency nutritional support and age-appropriate care and 3 Older Person Associations demonstrating increased awareness and capacity to support vulnerable drought-affected older people at Woreda and zone level Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK Phase 2 commences HelpAge International UK Programme development and Funding Programme development and Funding Programme development and Funding Support Officer programmessupport@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA 141115 25089 3042 Under spend from phase 1 Under spend from phase 1 Under spend from phase 1 16870 4811 25089 17249 10500 326.00 10500 21972.00 3042 Phase 1 under spend disbursement Phase 1 under spend disbursement 16870 4811 17249 326 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-AFR633 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) This programme is a co-ordinated reponse to the East Africa Drought Crisis launched by the Disasters Emergency Committee. It comprises responses in Ethiopia, Kenya and South Sudan. In Ethiopia, lifesaving assistance will be provided to older people and people with disabilities in Warrap State; in Kenya, sn integrated emergency drought response will be implemented in Turkana and Marsabit counties, and in South Sudan an emergency response will be provided for drought affected communities in Miyo, Teltele and Adami Tulu woredas of Oromia Region. All three countries target older people - 60 years and above and 80 years and above- and people living with disabilities. Ethiopia 1: 2,400 households led by older men and women have improved access to food and cash. 2. 2,000 households headed by older men and women receive seeds to imporve their livelihoods. 3. 100 staff of humanitarian organisations and government offices at federal, regional and local levels demonstrate increased awareness and capacity on age and disability inclusion, including older people's nutrition.<p/><p/> Kenya:1. Enhanced capacity is demonstrated by local humanitarian actors, including service providers, government structures, community level organisations and associations in age, sex and disability inclusive emergency response. 2. Sustained livelihood and asset retention for 750 targetted households with older women and men. 3. Increased purchasing power among 900 targeted households with older people. <p/><p/> South Sudan: 1. Provision of unconditional cash transfers to ensure that 700 older people led households are able to meet their immediate needs. 2. The government, humanitarian actors including UN, NGOs, Red Cross, ACTED and other groups have increased knowledge on how to include older people and people living with disabilities into their response programming. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK Help Age International UK Programme Development and Funding 020303331101 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 1027225 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 150000 325372 225517 108156 72658 145522 150000 325372 225517 108156 72658 145522 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DEC_OPT036+OPT037 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) To improve the lives of older people directly affected by the conflict by providing direct assistance and improving access to humanitarian and public services so that they can meet their immediate needs. Humanitarian actors working in oPt in response to the current crisis and Ministries integrate the specific needs of older people in their own response activities<p/><p/> 1,400 conflict affected older persons demonstrate improved wellbeing and health status as a result of improved access to age-friendly health services<p/> 9,263 conflict affected individuals, of which 1,410 are older persons, have increased means to meet immediate and basic needs. <p/> Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK Phase 1 start date Phase 1 end date Phase 2 start date Phase 2 end date HelpAge International UK Programme Development and Funding Programmes Support Programme Development and Funding Support Officer programmessupport@ageinternational.org.uk http://www.ageinternational.org.uk Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9NA Gaza 219238 166972 11238 100000 58000 11238 17165.00 16970.00 38790 14009 21697 7900 17165 16970 50441 38790 14009 21697 46414 58000 458944 100000 50000 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 7900.00 50441.00 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DEC_UDD_Phase1 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Nearly 2 years of conflict has left over 18.8m people in need of humanitarian assistance and forced more than 3m people from their homes. The 2017 Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) noted that the conflict has resulted in 38,279 injuries and 7,272 deaths, paralysing already strained health and nutrition services. Among the affected people are 1.68m older people and 2m people with disabilities. People cannot access food and many are suffering from acute malnutrition. Furthermore, a lack of access to health facilities means that older people’s health and well-being are deteriorating rapidly We are providing health and nutrition services to internally displaced people (IDPs) and conflict- affected communities in three districts in Hardamount. We are improving existing health facilities; running Mobile Medical Units to bring primary healthcare to remote communities; and training community mobilisers to help people reach the MMUs. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK HelpAge international UK Programme Devlopment and Funding Programme Devlopment and Funding Support officer programmes@ageinternational.org.uk http://www.ageinternational.org.uk Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9NA 363504 109051 Disbursements Jan-Mar 17 254453 Incoming Funds Apr-Jun 18 109051 Incoming Funds Jan-Mar 17 254453 Disbursements Apr-Jun 17 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-ADCAP-HUT001 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) This project aims to develop and enhance the ability of local, national and international humanitarian sector actors to effectively respond to the specific needs of older people and persons with disabilities during an emergency. This capacity building project builds on the training programme that HelpAge developed in 2012: Helping Older People in Emergencies (HOPE). The primary objective of this project is to improve the quality of humanitarian assistance for older and disabled people in times of crisis. The programme aims to make humanitarian programming accessible and appropriate for older people and people with disabilities. HelpAge International HelpAge International UK UK - Department for International Development (DFID) HelpAge International UK Programme development and Funding Programme development and Funding Programme development and Funding Support Officer programmessupport@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA 250737 244843 267541.06 76290.80 91485 Start network via DFID 31252 Start network via DFID 78000.00 Start network via DFID 50000 Start network via DFID 91485 31252 78000 50000.00 98886.00 Start network via DFID 106861 89993 Start network via DFID 154850 Start network via DFID 111214 91360 Start network via DFID 64967.06 Start network via DFID 47925.73 28365.07 1045160 Budget for the lifetime of the project 98886 106861 89993 154850 111214 64907 91360 47925.73 Start network via DFID 28365.07 Start network via DFID 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme GB-CHC-1128267-8-DECUDB_AIUAZ Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The 2014 Ebola outbreak resulted in over 10,000 deaths in West Africa. During the epidemic, Age International worked with Restless Development to ensure older people were included in the response and healthcare workers were trained on older people’s specific needs Carrying out age-sensitive community mobilisation to ensure 176,640 people in Sierra Leone practice Ebola-safe and non-discriminatory behaviours Increasing awareness of older people’s needs and capacities among governments and NGOs and strengthening their capacity to deliver age-friendly responses in Liberia & Sierra Leone Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK Start date phase 1 HelpAge International UK Programme development and Funding Programme Development and Funding Support Officer programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA Sierra Leone and Liberia 291972 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 103682 13150 100000 49920 25220.00 103682.00 13150 100000 25220 49920.00 GB-CHC-1128267-8-EbolaDECPh2 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The 2014 Ebola outbreak resulted in over 10,000 deaths in West Africa. During the epidemic, Age International worked with Restless Development to ensure older people were included in the response and healthcare workers were trained on older people’s specific needs. Following our needs assessment in 2015, we seconded an Inclusion Advisor to Sierra Leone, and are working with Restless Development to help older people recover their livelihoods. Increasing awareness of older people’s needs and priorities among key stakeholders engaged in the post-Ebola response. Strengthening the capacity of state and non-state actors engaged in post-Ebola recovery activities to develop and implement age-friendly services. Ensuring 1,200 older people have increased livelihoods opportunities. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK Programme development and Funding programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA 459146 44319 7839 17820.00 14956 45154.5 17820 14956 45154.5 14303.00 51011.05 38146 7064.00 71176 65315 18134.00 66946 47176 49357 25783 60111 38146 25150 66946 Distributed to Restless Development 71176 20318.00 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme GB-CHC-1128267-8-DEC_NEP100 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) On 25th April, 2015, an earthquake with a 7.8 magnitude and a depth of 2 km, hit Nepal. The National Emergency Operations Center (NEOC) reported a total of 8,462 deaths and another 20,000 people injured (cumulative from 25 April earthquake). It is also estimated that 489,000 homes have been destroyed and another 260,000 damaged . Whilst the initial quake caused significant damage, and loss of life, subsequent tremors have also proved destructive, and have disrupted relief efforts . As of 10th May, (prior to the second earthquake), 4.2 million people were thought to have been affected, with 2.8 million individuals displaced. 8.1% of Nepal’s population is aged 60 or over. HelpAge's Emergency programme was to assist Older People affected by the Nepal earthquake through provision of unconditional cash transfers, Improving access to health care, ensuring the needs are met of Older People living with disabilities, provision of transitional shelter a) Provision of unconditional cash transfer ensures that 4,000 older people (OP), and their families, are able to meet their immediate needs in the most earthquake affected priority districts. <p> b) 6,000 Older people in 7 earthquake affected districts have improved access to health care services that support improvement in their wellbeing, and in their recover capacities. <p> c) Older people and persons with disability affected by the earthquake receive accessible, appropriate and timely humanitarian assistance from the local, national and international humanitarian actors <p> d) Provision of transitional Shelter for 1,793 earthquake affected Older People in Sindhupalchok and Nuwakot Districts Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK Programme development and Funding Kate Haggerty Programme development and Funding Support Officer 020303331101 kate.haggerty@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA 893482 158206 35086 493000 207190 493000 158206 35086 207190 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DEC_UDG_IDS035 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The HelpAge International (HelpAge) plan will focus on protection, and inclusion in health and WASH sector activities, especially for older people (OP) and older people with disability (PWD). In the HAI Rapid Needs Assessment of Older People (RNA-OP) 41% of OP reported they are unable to reach aid services alone. More than 95% of the men and 93% women feel at risk of physical abuse, neglect/isolation, and denial of services and resources. Health responses are currently constrained because 22 healthcare facilities were impacted, including three hospitals, ten primary health centres, four sub-primary health centres and five village health posts. An estimated 152,000 people need WASH support. RNA-OP confirmed that over 25% of OP have inadequate access to toilet and washing facilities. 41% who have some access, said they have inadequate privacy and safety while accessing toilet and bathing facilities. Anticipated increased health risks include water borne diseases (cholera, dysentery, typhoid) and vector borne diseases (malaria, dengue, and chikungunya) and vaccine preventable diseases (measles, tetanus and diphtheria). Waste management, provision of water and sanitation, and vector control is essential (WHO sitrep 10.10.18). Ensuring access for OP and PWD to life-saving services is essential in providing full protection for this high-risk community. Reduced morbidity and mortality rate amongst older women and men of the affected population<p><p> Older men and women and older people with disabilities of the affected population have reduced vulnerability<p> Exposure of OP to communicable diseases is reduced by provision of access to safe, appropriate and dignified WASH services<p> Humanitarian services are more inclusive of older people in project design, implementation and monitoring Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK Planned end of phase 1 HelpAge International UK Kate Haggerty Programme Development and Funding Support Officer 02030331101 kate.haggerty@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9NA 167027 38002 31200 31473 98240 56528 31473 31200 98240 38002 56528 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-IDS038 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) This project is conducted in 5 villages and 2 retirement houses, building on the work of Phase 1 and the needs identified in the assessments. HelpAge/YEU will work on livelihoods, protection and health needs of older people, PWD and their families. The majority of the project activities including healthy ageing, homecare, livelihoods and protection will be delivered with and through multi-functional OPAs which enable older people and their communities to have increased agency in meeting their needs, and advocating with local government for additional support. The adopted standard OPA model focuses activities in the first 18 months, ensuring sustainability. <br/> COVID-19 prevention activities added in 2020. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK no-cost extension due to COVID HelpAge International UK Programme Development and Funding Programme Development and Funding Support Officer 4402030331505 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9NA 379308 370154 108808 All incoming funds Oct-Dec 19 9125 8125 9125 6646 7828 6646 7828 7828 7828 7447 7447 8125 31759 all incoming funds Jul-Sept 20 31759 all disbursements Jul-Sept 20 0 Expenditure over entire programme 89965 42785 all disbursements Oct-Dec 2020 89965 All disbursements Jan-Mar 20 108808 All disbursements Oct-Dec 19 42785 all incoming funds Oct-Dec 2020 52550 All disbursements Apr-Jun 20 52550 All incoming funds Apr-Jun 20 GB-CHC-1128267-8-AFR645_Phase1 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Mozambique response: Cyclone Idai hit Central Mozambique on March 15, 2019, being the worst cyclone to hit the country in over two decades. Four of the country’s 10 provinces (Sofala, Manica, Zambezia and Tete) experienced flooding prior to the cyclone. 600 people are officially reported to have died in Sofala, Zambezia, Manica and Tete provinces, with numbers set to increase according to National Institute for Disaster Management (INGC). Almost 111,200 houses were destroyed and 112,000 partially damaged across the central region , with Sofala most affected. Over 70,000 affected people are still living as IDPs in collective campsites. Over 1.85 million people, 5% of whom are older persons are in need of relief support items, including food. As water recedes, there has been Cholera outbreaks with 5,000 reported cases despite vaccinations, cholera prevention and control messages being provided by the Cholera Taskforce and community engagement groups. Malawi response: Following heavy rains on 5-8 March, Cyclone Idai swept through Malawi on 14-15 March compounding the existing flood crisis and devastating livelihood, homes and infrastructure in its wake. In response to the flooding, the Government of Malawi declared a State of Disaster on 8 March (Republic of Malawi press statement). At least 15 districts across southern Malawi are affected by the cyclone, in which according to the Malawi Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) and UNOCHA 868,900 people have been affected (184,945 households). 86,980 individuals (16,545 households) have been displaced, with almost 60 fatalities and 670 injuries. Zimbabwe response: Cyclone Idai hit Zimbabwe on 14-15 March causing destruction, with estimated 270,000 affected, 21,000 displaced, 4,117 houses destroyed and 12,246 partially damaged, and 10 bridges destroyed across the Eastern part of the country (UN Migration Agency - Zimbabwe Cyclone Idai Response Situation Report #24 dated, 5-11 April 2019). There were at least 344 deaths, 175 injuries and 257 people reported missing (UNHCR, Zimbabwe Tropical Cyclone Idai Response 12-04-2019). Mozambique response outcomes: 1) Reduced vulnerability for Older women and men and older people with disabilities of the affected population 2) Older women and men including those with disabilities have improved access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation facilities 3) Improved food security of older women and men and people with disabilities in affected districts 4) Reduced morbidity and mortality rate amongst older women and men of the affected population Malawi response outcomes: 1) Older women and men and older people with disabilities of the affected population have reduced vulnerability 2) Reduced morbidity and mortality rate amongst older women and men of the affected population 3) Increased capacity of the MANEPO Network, Government and other stakeholders to improve inclusion and protection of affected older people. Zimbabwe response outcomes: 1) Older women and men and people with disabilities of the affected population have reduced vulnerability 2) Reduced morbidity and mortality rate amongst older women and men of the affected population 3) Increased capacity of CCDS, Government and other stakeholders to improve inclusion and protection of affected older people. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK Programme Development and Funding Kate Haggerty Programme Development and Funding Support Officer 02030331101 kate.haggerty@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square London WC1H 9NA 679687 0 47471 71477 71477 50000 336737 50000 336737 49487 49487 124514 124514 47471 GB-CHC-1128267-8-AFR645_Phase2 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The second phase of Age International's DEC-funded response to Cyclone Idai. This recovery phase is in Idai-affected districts within Malawi and Mozambique with the following objectives: Mozambique Increased protection and inclusion for older women and men and older people with disabilities in the affected population. Increased accessibility for older women and men and older people with disabilities to age friendly health services and information. Most vulnerable older women and men and older people with disabilities headed households restore their food security. Malawi Older women and men and older people with disabilities from the affected population have reduced vulnerability. Reduced morbidity and mortality rate among older women and men of the affected population. Increased capacity of the MANEPO Network, Government and other stakeholders to improve inclusion and protection of affected older people. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK Project granted a no-cost extension due to COVID-19 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 133839 207584 28500 All incoming funds Jul-Sep 20 28609 All disbursements Apr-Jun 20 17000 All incoming funds Apr-Jun 20 22306 22306 25694 25694 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 28500 All disbursements Jul-Sep 20 50714 All disbursements Jan-Mar 20 62323 All incoming funds Jan-Mar 20 8678 All incoming funds Oct-Dec 2020 8678 All incoming funds Oct-Dec 2020 GB-CHC-1128267-8-BAN150 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International's DEC-funded People Fleeing Myanmar Programme in Bangladesh 1. Reduced morbidity and mortality rate amongst older men and women of the displaced population through increased access to integrated health services.<br /><br /> 2. Exposure of OP to communicable diseases is reduced by provision of access to safe, appropriate, dignified WASH services at Age Friendly Spaces (AFS).<br /> <br />3. Older men and women are provided with safe and dignified spaces and community outreach structures to access information, referral pathways and social/recreational activities.<br /><br /> 4. Humanitarian services are more inclusive of older people and humanitarian agencies have increased knowledge and capacity to ensure the inclusion of older people in project design, implementation and monitoring.<br /> Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International Age International Programme Funding & Development programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 225000 0 49515 Incoming Funds [2] Jul-Sept 2018 118206 Incoming Funds [3] Oct-Dec 2018 104528 Incoming Funds [1] Apr-June 2018 118206 Disbursement [3] Oct-Dec 2018 49515 Disbursement [2] Jul-Sept 2018 104528 Disbursement [1] Apr-Jun 2018 50251 Disbursement [4] Jan-Mar 2019 50251 Incoming Funds [3] Jan-Mar 2019 GB-CHC-1128267-8-YEM002 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International's DEC-funded response to the 2016 Yemen Crisis. Integrated health and nutrition services to IDPs and conflict-affected communities in Hadramout. The project continued delivery of an integrated health and nutrition services to IDPs and conflict-affected communities in Hadramout. Increase access to integrated health and nutrition services for IDPs and members of host communities of all ages including management of NCD (non communicable diseases). <br><br>Reducing mortality and morbidity from severe and acute malnutrition for IDPs and host communities of all ages <br><br>Ensure rapid diagnostic and emergency treatment of NCDs as well as effective referral mechanism from community-level to primary and secondary health facilities through the activation of BLS ambulance <br><br> Basic community health services, including health education, mobilization and referral services, provision of first aid, vitamin A supplementation and deworming through a network of Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) <br><br> Increase access of people to any emergency services, including for patients in need of intensive care services at 3 referral health facilities (one per district) Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International HelpAge International UK programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 277476 124734 all disbursements Oct-Dec 17 42650 all incoming funds Jul-Sept 18 124734 all incoming funds Oct-Dec 18 42650 all disbursements Jul-Sept 17 50872 all incoming funds Jan-Mar 2017 50872 all disbursements Jan-Mar 18 0 Total expenditure over entire duration of the programme GB-CHC-1128267-8-BAN141 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International's DEC-funded People Fleeing Myanmar Programme in Bangladesh. Age International is implementing this project through their partner HelpAge International. <br /><br /> HelpAge has designed a highly mobile and agile project which will address the significant challenges older men and women have in accessing humanitarian services within the target camp. Three Age Friendly Spaces (AFS) will be constructed in the camp, where possible located close to health clinics, women's centres and mosques. The AFS will serve as a central point for information provision and referral mechanisms to services including health, food, WASH, shelter, protection and other humanitarian aid, and also the base for a wide ranging, mobile community service provision structure that aims to bring assistance to shelter-bound OP. Two AFS and associated outreach will be run by YPSA and one by RIC. <br /><br /> Strong linkages and formal referral mechanisms will be established to ensure that OP are registered and receiving items and services provided by other actors. All potential service providers and referral points will be assessed by HelpAge technical experts to ensure quality and consistency. <br /><br /> A mobile team of field facilitators and supervisors in each AFS will identify OP requiring assistance and will establish case management plans for assistance and follow up. There will be 8 field volunteers in each AFS and 18 community leaders who will be dedicated to collecting information and providing support to the targeted OP. An AFS management committee of local people will sit fortnightly to review and plan for strengthening OP services. <br /><br /> Each AFS will have a dedicated mobile health team (paramedics), with a medical doctor roving between sites. Health teams will provide comprehensive outpatient health services including on-site diagnostics and treatment, and referral to secondary healthcare services including home-based care, ensuring the accessibility of dignified basic care to OP who cannot reach clinics. Basic psychosocial support services will be provided by 4 psychosocial counsellors. <br /><br /> The AFS will provide OP with safe and dignified spaces to access information, get referrals and participate in recreational activities. Other service providers will be encouraged to use AFS to reach OP, for example WASH/health actors could promote health and hygiene at the AFS, and through community outreach structures. <br /><br /> HelpAge will provide technical support via its team of Technical Advisors to partners and other humanitarian actors on inclusion of OP and people with disabilities and will ensure that all providers on the health referral pathway have the necessary capacity and tools to meet the needs of people with geriatric illnesses and non-communicable diseases. BAIIGAM will provide specialist medical advice. The project will focus on delivery to the following groups: older people over 60 years of age, people with disabilities and women. Humanitarian services are more inclusive of older people and humanitarian agencies have increased knowledge and capacity to ensure the inclusion of older people in project design, implementation and monitoring. <br /><br /> Older men and women are provided with safe and dignified spaces and community outreach structures to access information, referral pathways and social/recreational activities. <br /><br /> Reduced morbidity and mortality rate amongst older men and women of the displaced population through increased access to integrated health services <br /><br /> Exposure of OP to communicable diseases is reduced by provision of access to safe, appropriate, dignified WASH services at Age Friendly Spaces (AFS) Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International Age International Programme Funding & Development programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 322500 101486 all incoming funds Oct-Dec 17 123514 All incoming funds Jan-Mar 18 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 101486 all disbursements Oct-Dec 17 123514 all disbursements Jan-Mar 18 GB-CHC-1128267-8-MOZ182 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Inclusive Emergency Response for Men and Women affected by Floods in Sofala Province in Nhamatanda (Vila Nhamatanda, Lamego, Metuchira and Tica-Sede). <br/> Since December 2019, Mozambique experienced strong rains, winds and flooding, affecting at least 58,851 people, in Zambezia (17,432), Cabo Delgado (13,169 people), Sofala (6,328), Niassa (5,150), Nampula (4,915), Gaza (4,806), Maputo City (2,927), Manica (1,684), Tete (1,480) and Maputo (960), according to the National Disaster Management Institute (Instituto Nacional de Gestão de Calamidades, INGC). More than 10,200 houses have been damaged or destroyed, including 2,589 completely destroyed, and at least 47 schools have been affected. At least 28 people have died, and 66 have been injured, since the storms began, according to ING. Through local partners, Age International conducted a monitoring assessment to determine how older people and their carers were affected by the floods. These groups were supported with emergency shelter kits and food. In addition, staff and volunteers were provided with PSEA and safeguarding training. Save the Children UK HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Department for International Development (DFID) Age International Programme Funding & Development programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 69740 69740 0 69740 GB-CHC-1128267-8-STARTColombia2020 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Rapid humanitarian response to impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on Older Persons, People with Disabilities, and Venezuelan Caminantes, returnees and homeless in La Guajira, North Santander and Santander, Colombia Save the Children UK HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Department for International Development (DFID) programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 190173 190173 190173 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-START_Syria_2020 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Strengthening COVID-19 emergency response for vulnerable older women and men in Idlib in NW Syria. Through its international and national partners, HelpAge International UK aimed to reach one of the most vulnerable groups in the community who are usually a hidden segment in any society, especially in humanitarian contexts. Our main target group was be older men and women including those with disabilities in Idlib governorate, in urban, camps and Informal Tented Settlements (ITS) settings. Save the Children UK HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Department for International Development (DFID) programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 81641 81641 All incoming funds 0 Expenditure 81641 All disbursements GB-CHC-1128267-8-OPT100 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) COVID-19 emergency response for vulnerable older women and men in Gaza. Through its international and national partners, HelpAge International UK aimed to protect older men and women through hygiene kits, PPE, and awareness raising. Save the Children UK HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Department for International Development (DFID) programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 44581 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 44581 All disbursements 44581 2020-04-23 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DRC035 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) By 2 May 2020, an estimated 9000 Internal Displaced People (IDPs) had reached Walu localities in Rwampara health zone, Irumu territory in Ituri province, as a result of civil conflict. Through our international implementing partner HelpAge, Age International supported the 5,000 of the most vulnerable people who had largely settled in unsheltered in public places, with cash assistance. Save the Children UK HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Department for International Development (DFID) programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 140000.30 140000.3 140000.3 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 140000.30 All incoming funds 140000.30 All disbursements GB-CHC-1128267-8-DEC_COVID-19 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International's DEC funded response to COVID-19. This programme targets older people in South Sudan, Syria and Cox's Bazar Refugee Camp in Bangladesh. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 0800032069 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 390000 180000 235245 All incoming funds Jul-Sep 2020 235245 All disbursements Jul-Sept 2020 154755 All incoming funds Oct-Dec 2020 154755 all disbursements Oct-Dec 2020 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme GB-CHC-1128267-8-SC99 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International, through HelpAge International, responded to the fires that broke out in Kasai Province, DRC, on 2nd June 2020. Older people, people with disabilities, pregnant women and unaccompanied children were targeted with unconditional cash, food and/or seeds. Phones were provided to the most vulnerable, handwashing facilities were fixed at distribution sites and 20 emergency public toilets were contracted. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International Save the Children UK HelpAge International UK 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 100000 0 Expenditure over entirety of programme 100000 Expenditure over entirety of programme 100000 All disbursements GB-CHC-1128267-8-DRC037 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Through our international implementing partner, Age International responded to flooding in DRC. Uncondition cash-based assistance was provided to 4,000 unsheltered and vulnerable people, including: older people, breastfeeding women, pregnant women, non-accompany children, disable people and people with chronic diseases. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Department for International Development (DFID) 4402030331505 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 90000.9 90000.9 90000.9 90000.9 90000.9 0 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DRC040 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Emergency Response for vulnerable populations displaced by conflict in Komanda health zone, Irumu Territory in Ituri Province. Save the Children (Start Fund) UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 4402030331505 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 60000 60000 60000 60000 0 60000 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DRC039 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Emergency Humanitarian Response to the Cholera outbreack in Luvungi, Nyamutiri and Bwera. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office 4402030331505 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 200000 0 200000 200000 200000 200000 GB-CHC-1128267-8-JOR019 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International is accountable to Finn Church Aid for this project, which is being implemented by Age International's partner, HelpAge International. <br/><br/> Finn Church Aid MERO (consortium lead) in cooperation with HelpAge International and 6 municipalities in Jordan are seeking to improve social-economic prospects for refugees and host communities in municipalities in Jordan and specifically to support communities through locally appropriate businesses in cooperation with four municipalities in Jordan with high refugee population. <br/><br/> Under this programme, 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. Finn Church Aid (Kirkon Ulkomaanapu sr) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 4402030331505 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 130327 142175 106631 21337 22500 112481.17 All incoming funds (Oct-Dec 2019) 112481.17 All disbursements funds (Oct-Dec 2019) 97213 All incoming funds (Apr-June 2021) 97213 22500 46595.56 All incoming funds (Apr-Jun 2020) 450000 97213 All disbursements funds (Apr-June 2021) 46630.75 All disbursements funds (Jan-Mar 2020) 46595.56 All disbursements funds (Apr-Jun 2020) 46595.56 All disbursements funds (Oct-Dec 2020) 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 450000 46595.56 All incoming funds (Oct-Dec 2020) 46630.75 All incoming funds (Jan-Mar 2020) 97213 GB-CHC-1128267-8-Elrha-WASH-2021 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Oxfam and HelpAge International are developing a practical and sensitive methodology to understand the scope and scale of incontinence and how it affects older people living with it and their caregivers in humanitarian contexts. <br/><br/> HelpAge International UK is sub-contracted by Oxfam, and HelpAge International UK sub-contracts HelpAge International (implementing partner). Oxfam GB HelpAge International UK HelpAge International Elrha Research starting was delayed due to COVID-19 No-cost extension granted as research was delayed due to COVID-19. Original planned end date was 31st May 2021 4402030331505 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ Research undertaken in the UK with data collection in Ethiopia 0 0 37051 37051 37051 0 £0 expenditure over entire programme - full budget sub-granted to HelpAge International 37051 Disbursements - full budget transferred in April 2021 37051 Incoming funds - full budget transferred in April 2021 GB-CHC-1128267-8-START_INDONESIA_2021EQ Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Emergency Humanitarian Response to 2021 Indonesia Earthquake. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office 4402030331505 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 48105.68 48105.68 48105.68 48105.68 0 48105.68 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DRC041 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The project aims at ensuring the wellbeing and safety of the 4 950 direct beneficiaries, and 9 900 indirect beneficiaries affected by Covid-19 in Impfondo and Epena in Likouala department, including the flood-affected population, on prevention of COVID-19 by implementing quick-start emergency intervention in the sector of WASH. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International Age International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 116660 116650.6 116650.5 116650.5 116650.5 GB-CHC-1128267-8-MOZ185 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The project aimed to target 2500 households headed by older people in Bebedo, Nhamboca, Ndeja and Metochira Ressetlemnt Sites communities of Nhamatanda district and Mutua and Chinamcondo communities in Dondo district. The intervention was planned to strengthen linkage and coordination of community level structures with the health systems in the process of mitigating and responding to COVID-19 through: 1) Strengthening the capacity of older people structures that HelpAge has successfully developed in order to address the information gaps on COVID-19; promote referral linkages of suspected cases (HBCs will be linked with the formal health systems; and address isolation, psychosocial trauma and fear among older people. 2) To strengthen health system responses by influencing the National COVID-19 response to ensure issues of COVID-19 combined with other conditions are observed in the GoM response plan and fully addressed; 3) Direct support to older people who are self-isolating through food item distributions and provision of transport at the sufficient time to move to market to get supplies ahead of any quarantine as will be agreed with the government. 4) Provide HelpAge and partner staff with clear guidance on health awareness through training and capacity development sessions; and provision of PPE safety equipment gear for COVID-19. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 86130 86130 86130 86130 86130 GB-CHC-1128267-8-MOZ186 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The project predominantly targeted older women and men (60+), including older people with disabilities and their care givers. The project targeted 2500 HHs in Dondo and Muanza Districts of Sofala provinces. The response will focus on the following sectors: (i) Sector 1: Health- Supply covid-19 protective gear to minimize the risk of local contamination, especially with people being displaced by the effects of Chalane who are sharing shelters or houses in the resettlement sites. • Provision of preventive kits to staff, Home Based Carers, Community Monitors and Community Out Reach teams, and local partners prior to provision of training on how to use it, and dispose Provision of preventive kits (masks, gloves etc) older people, care homes, Older People Associations (OPAs); • Awareness on COVID-19 including basic information, self-care and psychosocial care through media campaigns, videos, print media, community radio; • Homecare visits by trained community volunteers, HBCs and local medical personnel for specific care and health needs. (ii) Sector 2: Food Security and Livelihoods- • Provision of relief aid – food items/ nutrition, drinking water, and other household basic supplies to needy/Internally Displaced older people/families. (iii) Sector 3: Shelter • Shelter NFI Distribution to rebuild the destroyed house and tents, to minimize the tents and public house overcrowding which is contributing for Covid-19 transmission. (iv) Sector 4: Policy and Protection Sector- • Train the project stakeholders and the community leaders on SEA, CHS, GBV, and establish complaints and feedback mechanisms for beneficiaries, to ensure that beneficiaries can address their concerns as the program is implemented. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 74030 74030 74030 74030 74030 GB-CHC-1128267-8-UGA077 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The project focused on increasing resilience of older persons and school going children under their care to respond to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic and government restrictions, through strengthening protection and increasing access to WASH facilities at community level. The project conducted a rapid capacity building campaign through sensitization and access to age appropriate and ease to use IEC materials to communities focussing on older persons on appropriate COVID-19 pandemic prevention, mitigation and response mechanisms as per the Ministry of Health guidelines and in line with the national COVID-19 response policy 2020. It procured and distributed PPE to beneficiaries working closely with the district local governments, other institution where communities gather like churches, schools and mosques. We distributed temperature guns, hand sanitizers, liquid soap and install hand washing facilities at 125 facilities across the sub region. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 105868.40 105868.40 105868.40 105868.40 105868.40 GB-CHC-1128267-8-VEN672 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The project will provide support in several inter-related aspects that have an overall positive impact for the affected population: WASH items will help prevent the spread of water-related diseases as well as skin diseases due to lack of proper hygiene and water sources contamination; primary health services (medical consultation plus donation/delivery of medications) 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 disability and dependence; food items provision helps reduce the risk of malnutrition, infectous diseases, muscle loss and disability, anemia and other health conditions that can have serious consequences for the health of the affected population; disaster risk reduction items will improve the communities capacity to respond to future expected floodings, helping them protect their livelihoods and homes, and reducing the need for temporary displacement; and hygiene and hydration education will also increase communities capacity to prevent inadequate sanitation-related diseases and reduce the risk of dehydration of their most vulnerable members (children, older people and people with disabilites). 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. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 99610 99610 99610 99610 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 99610 GB-CHC-1128267-8-DECPhase2 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International's DEC funded response to COVID-19, Phase 2. This programme targets older people in India, Bangladesh and Syria Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 77479 390000 180000 265038 93506 132468 117849 27498 49185 15000 18522 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 978444 978444 978444 978444 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT647 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The aim of the project is to support households affected by flooding in Unity State, South Sudan. Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 109560 109560 109560 109560 109560 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT675 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The aim of the project is to provide humanitarian support to communities affected by flooding in Venezuela Save the Children (Start Fund) HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 114950 114950 114950 114950 114950 114950 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT683 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International's DEC funded response to the Afghanistan Crisis Appeal (Phase 1). This programme targets older people in Afghanistan Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 640807 640807 640807 640807 0 640807 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT691 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The programme aims to provide immediate life-saving interventions such as food, hygiene packs and multipurpose cash assistance in Ukraine, Moldova and Poland Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 9000000 9000000 9000000 9000000 9000000 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT705 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The programme aims to provide immediate life-saving interventions such as food, hygiene packs and multipurpose cash assistance in Ukraine and Poland Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 3626051 6616419 603147 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 734503 603147 252646 734503 252646 1694999 1694999 GB-CHC-1128267-8-ETH357 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The project aims to improve the health condition of drought affected population through increasing access to clean, safe and potable water supply, hygiene and sanitation practices, water treatment and rehabilitation of water schemes and cash-based interventions. International Rescue Committee UK HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 500000 348053 348053 51947 51947 415134.61 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 500000 500000 GB-CHC-1128267-8-PAK178 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The proposed humanitarian response aims to provide immediate lifesaving support to highly vulnerable older people, older people’s families, and persons with disabilities of all ages. This will be achieved through the following three outcomes: Outcome A - Most vulnerable and marginalised flood-affected men, and women of all ages, boys, and girls, with and without disabilities, are identified and supported to access their basic survival needs Outcome B – Most vulnerable flood affected older people, people with disabilities and their families are identified and have better access to multipurpose cash grants Outcome C - Humanitarian actors responding to emergencies have increased capacity to facilitate greater inclusion of older people and people with disabilities in their responses Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 674187 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 492114 674187 32665 32665 492114 674187 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT683(2) Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Age International's DEC funded response to the Afghanistan Crisis Appeal (Phase 2). This programme targets older people in Afghanistan Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 501903 766920 847225 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 85486 280250 280250 85486 768829 59570 59570 108318 108318 46168 46168 768829 147705 147705 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT712 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The proposed humanitarian response aims to provide immediate lifesaving support to highly vulnerable older people, older people’s families, and persons with disabilities of all ages. This will be achieved through the following three outcomes: Outcome A - Given the nature of the disaster it is apparent that the basic needs of safe shelter, ready-to-eat food, clean water through water trucking and Non-food Items, especially hygiene items are priorities. Providing these basic items will be the base on which we build other services. Outcome B - linking mobile health clinics, Community Health Workers (CHWs) with Home Based Care for older women and men, especially older women and men with disabilities Outcome C- To invest resources in building knowledge and capacity in coordination mechanisms on the issue of ageing. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 7th Floor, One America Square. 17 Crosswall, London. EC3N 2LB 2210530 1658500 264272 264272 77178 77178 700000 700000 617050 617050 GB-CHC-1128267-8-ETH369 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The project aims to reduce the impact of drought through provision of inclusive WASH services and multipurpose and conditional cash assistance International Rescue Committee UK HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 500000 191665.90 191665.90 103761.24 103761.24 302875 302875 GB-CHC-1128267-8-PAK178-2 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) To contribute towards the recovery and rehabilitation of the livelihoods of flood affected House Holds including older people and people with disabilities and increase their resilience to climate change impactsThis will be achieved through the following four outcomes:Outcome A - Vulnerable floods affected households comprising older people, people with disabilities and their families have increased access to livelihood activities and experience sustained improvements in their livelihoods.Outcome B – At risk older women and men have improved access to mental health and psychosocial support and assistive technology that strengthens independent living and their engagement in livelihood activities.Outcome C - Capacities of selected disaster-prone communities are strengthened to develop community adaptation plans and increase their resilience for future disasters.Outcome D - Government and humanitarian agencies recognise and respond to the needs of older women and men in emergencies and disaster preparedness. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 585647 921201 940852 110490 110490 69471 69471 98226 98226 197675 33768 33768 43655 43655 92579 92579 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 32460 32460 70480 70480 197675 51436 51436 140612 140612 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT7122 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The proposed humanitarian response aims to provide immediate lifesaving support to highly vulnerable older people, older people’s families, and persons with disabilities of all ages. This will be achieved through the following three outcomes: Outcome A - Given the nature of the disaster it is apparent that the basic needs of safe shelter, ready-to-eat food, clean water through water trucking and Non-food Items, especially hygiene items are priorities. Providing these basic items will be the base on which we build other services. Outcome B - linking mobile health clinics, Community Health Workers (CHWs) with Home Based Care for older women and men, especially older women and men with disabilities Outcome C- To invest resources in building knowledge and capacity in coordination mechanisms on the issue of ageing. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 7th Floor, One America Square. 17 Crosswall, London. EC3N 2LB 1215189 1328761 1575282 231571 231571 273440 273440 226473 226473 219335 219335 121350 121350 202532 202532 124968 124968 200500 200500 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 231571 231571 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT7809P Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) In Palestine activities are focused on meeting the urgent needs of older people, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups and has an overarching focus on communities. In Lebanon, activities will be implemented in the Mount Lebanon region, targeting the significant population of internally displaced persons (IDPs) residing in collective shelters and inadequate housing. These activities aim to address the urgent needs of the IDPs, with a particular focus on older individuals Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 7th Floor, One America Square. 17 Crosswall, London. EC3N 2LB 331500 115500 115500 43500 43500 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 172500 172500 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT767 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) "Catalyze” is designed to accelerate localization in Syria, through governance and capacity strengthening with 30-40 local Syrian organizations of different scales, whilst also contributing to sectoral learning and reform through piloting the Charter for Change due diligence passporting tool Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 370000 192669 177331 192669 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 177331 GB-CHC-1128267-8-GIA693-P2 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Concern-led consortium puts an enhanced focus on climate action, environmental protection, sustainable development and building resilience, as a means to ending extreme poverty and inequality. The Consortium’s approach to achieve the stated aim and lasting change is to address the underlying causes of a person’s or community’s exposure to climate risks, their subsequent vulnerability and the social, political and economic inequalities that further drive that vulnerability. In Phase I, BRAVE focused on Ghizer and Astore in Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) and Chitral, Nowshera, and Charsadda in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP). Under Phase II, the programme has scaled up to Shigar and Ghanche in GB, and Swat, Buner, and Upper Dir in KP, following a hazard-risk-based district selection process. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office HelpAge International UK HelpAge International programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 90000 30800 30800 17500 17500 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT734 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) The programme aims to provide immediate life-saving interventions such as food, hygiene packs and multipurpose cash assistance in Ukraine and Poland Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 4333245 4875730 5203695 360345 360345 287000 462291 287000 267224 267224 462291 1617535 1617535 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 114161 114161 180229 180229 676517 676517 486346 486346 GB-CHC-1128267-8-UKR063 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) This project aims to increase access to inclusive humanitarian support that improves wellbeing for at-risk older people (over the age of 60), with and without disabilities HelpAge International UK HelpAge International UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office programmes@ageinternational.org.uk programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 999598 199919.64 199919.64 199919.64 199919.64 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 299879.46 299879.46 99959.82 159662 99959.82 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT766 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Contribute to the growing evidence base on strengthening anticipatory action and disaster risk reduction to reduce and prevent future humanitarian need. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 338377 135350.52 135350.52 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 203025.79 203025.79 GB-CHC-1128267-8-GIA693 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Concern-led consortium puts an enhanced focus on climate action, environmental protection, sustainable development and building resilience, as a means to ending extreme poverty and inequality.The Consortium’s approach to achieve the stated aim and lasting change is to address the underlying causes of a person’s or community’s exposure to climate risks, their subsequent vulnerability and the social, political and economic inequalities that further drive that vulnerability. UK - Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office HelpAge International UK HelpAge International programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 170000 13239.18 30194.92 13239.18 30194.92 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT810 Age International UK (HelpAge International UK) Our Phase 1 Programme is focused on meeting the needs of older people, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups in response to the Myanmar Earthquake. The overall goal is to support the resilience and recovery of crisis-affected communities by improving access to essential services, restoring dignity, and fostering inclusive, gender- and disability-sensitive community participation. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 7th Floor, One America Square. 17 Crosswall, London. EC3N 2LB 184600 107180 77420 77420 107180 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner GB-CHC-1128267-8-UKR067 HelpAge International UK This Collective Initiative addresses the needs of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) that have emerged throughout the DEC-funded humanitarian response through re-integrating diverse vulnerabilities while shifting power back to local response actors. The Initiative will focus on civil society development and scaling up lessons learnt on sustainable partnerships strategy, while integrating a Survivor and Community-Led Response approach. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International programmes@ageinternational.org.uk programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 173000 57090 57090 67470 37116 37116 10088.52 10088.52 67470 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT826 HelpAge International UK 1.Age International will play a critical role in ensuring that the CI is inclusive, age-responsive, and aligned with global commitments to leave no one behind. 2.Age through HelpAge International, will provide both technical and strategic leadership to ensure older people, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups are meaningfully included in the design, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of anticipatory actions across the programme. 3.Age through HelpAge International, will provide technical input on inclusive AA particularly relating to the needs, capacities, and risks facing older persons, people with disabilities and deliver targeted training, coaching, and tools to consortium members on age and disability inclusion in the context of AA. 4.Age through HelpAge International, will lead on integrating inclusive risk and vulnerability assessments ensuring older persons, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups are consulted and their perspectives are reflected in the design of anticipatory triggers and actions. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 44205.93 4421 4421 39785.34 39785.34 38222.18 38222.18 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT7809P-DoC HelpAge International UK The fund will be used to support our implementing partner in Gaza as follows: -Agricultural Relief Association (PARC): our partner intends to provide direct financial support to 130 employees in Gaza to 50 displaced staff out of 130 employees. This initiative will be co-funded through other donors as well. -Juzoor for health and social development: our partner intends to provide winterization items (Blankets) to all 420 staff members in Gaza Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International Programmes@ageinternational.org.uk 30700 30700 30700 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT7809P-2 HelpAge International UK The primary objective of Phase 2 is to enhance the health, resilience, and social well-being of older individuals by ensuring access to medical care, psychosocial support, and community-based interventions. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 7th Floor, One America Square. 17 Crosswall, London. EC3N 2LB 745500 151650 151650 151650 151650 53750 53750 120000 120000 103000 103000 105000 105000 74450 74450 65000 65000 0 total expenditure is 0 for entire programme - HelpAge International UK grants full amount to implementing partner 105000 105000 GB-CHC-1128267-8-HUT8102 HelpAge International UK Our Phase 1 Programme is focused on meeting the needs of older people, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups in response to the Myanmar Earthquake. The overall goal is to support the resilience and recovery of crisis-affected communities by improving access to essential services, restoring dignity, and fostering inclusive, gender- and disability-sensitive community participation. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK HelpAge International 08000320699 programmes@ageinternational.org.uk https://www.ageinternational.org.uk/ 7th Floor, One America Square. 17 Crosswall, London. EC3N 2LB 184600 67693 67693 90554 90554 85876 Mynamar third tranche 85876 43777 43777 GB-CHC-1128267-8-PSH037 HelpAge International UK The earthquakes struck within seconds of each other. The scale of destruction is catastrophic. The 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude earthquakes struck close to Venezuela’s capital city, Caracas. The second earthquake was the strongest to hit the country in more than a century. Venezuela’s authorities declared a state of emergency.Thousands of people were killed and many more injured. The country’s hospitals remain under extreme pressure. The UN estimates that millions of people have been affected, with more than two million people living in the worst impacted areas. Disasters Emergency Committee HelpAge International UK Saara Rashid Programme Development and Funding Manager saara.rashid@ageinternational.org.uk 282782 245152 155298 155298 127484 127484