DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK-1084-16 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Beneficiaries will benefit from disaster-resilient infrastructure (such as safe houses, shelters, and WASH facilities) and livelihood protection/agriculture options which will be provided based upon their needs. 132.600 People Concern Worldwide UK Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 116055 1056876 828148 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BFA-1055-14 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The project will build the economic, ecological and organisational resilience of 620,000 rural people in Burkina Faso and strengthen their ability to cope with the effects of increased rainfall variability and higher temperatures. This will be achieved by diversifying agricultural production and increasing incomes (through improved, sustainable access to drought-tolerant seeds, soil fertility improvement and enterprise development), together with strengthened government extension services to reduce crop losses and early-warning weather systems. The project will scale proven resilience-building approaches, embed climate adaptation approaches in local, regional and national plans, and generate and disseminate best practice guidance on climate adaptation approaches. 620.000 People KPMG East Africa Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 2216729 2216729 2293029 554182 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE-1098-17 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The hygienic conditions in the affected areas in Budiriro and Glenview arc insufficient and chaotic. People neither have access to safe drinking water nor clean water for personal hygiene and cooking. Spread of water-borne diseases like typhoid fever is of very high risk. There is low use of household water treatment. The food sold in their areas is likely to contain typhoid bacteria. Sewage leaks occur and may be contaminating boreholes, Solid waste is not being collected and has formed dumps in open spaces. Typhoid in high density suburbs likely to spread further to other areas. Provision of NFI, namely soap and aqua tabs for three months arc the prinrary need. Furthermore, sensitizing and awareness rising of the population together with hygiene training is essential at this point; this includes mobilization, orientation and training of community health volunteers for response as well as provision of IEC material. The project will contribute to reduction in morbidity and mortality due to typhoid diseases in Budiriro and Glen View minimize the risk of further spreading of Typhoid fever and other water-borne diseases in Harare. The outcome will be a significant decrease (80%) in the number of new suspected Tvphoid cases and reduced morbidity and mortality from typhoid and other water borne diseases in Glenview and Budiriro district of Harare. The project will target 15,000 HHs (app. 75,000 people) in Budiriro and Glenview suburbs with NFI kits (soap and aquatabs/waterguard) tor 3 months. 20 boreholes will be repaired and fitted with in line chlorinators. 30,000 people will receive a hygiene message reminding them of the dangers of typhoid and how to avoid contracting the disease as well as what to do if they suspect they have contracted it. Start Network Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +4922822880 info@welthungerhilfe.de 103637 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA-1077-18 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe In Sub-Saharan Africa, many women and girls do not have access to appropriate menstrual health management methods (MHM) and often resort to using poor-quality methods such as strips of cloth, tissue paper, school exercise books, sanitary napkins, pieces of sponge torn from mattresses and bark cloth. The lack of appropriate MHM methods may impact on physical, social and mental well-being of women and girls. Women and girls in humanitarian contexts, may have fewer coping mechanisms, their access to usual MHM methods may be disrupted, and private facilities for changing, bathing and washing, drying and disposing of products may not be available. This research and implementation project aims to assess the feasibility to introducing reusable pads and menstrual cups as two complementary menstrual health innovations with different advantages that may suit the unique preferences and needs of girls and women. The project integrates these innovative products into humanitarian programming by Welthungerhilfe, Bidibidi Settlement. The project aims to reach 2000 girls and women with menstrual health education and reusable menstrual hygiene products. WoMena Uganda Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 2200 9683 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE-1022-14 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The project supports the achievement of health and sanitation related to the Framework Millennium Development Goals (MDGs 4,5,6 & 7c). The Government of Sierra Leone (GoSL) is taking steps to address Solid Waste Management (SWM) issues in the country, which have resulted in environmental pollution and conditions prejudicial to public health. In 2011 an lntegrated National Waste Management Policy (INSWP) was drafted which regulates the Solid Waste Management Sector of Sierra Leone and foresees the installation of waste collection and disposal facilities in the cities of Freetown, Bo, Makeni and Kenema. The project bases on the WHH implemented pilot project “Support to local public and private sector for solid waste management of Bo City and the environments“ (SLE 1017) and targets to establish a cost-efficient waste management System, which accommodates the increasing solid waste production of Bo City and provides for the safe recycling and disposal of waste. Improvements of solid waste management at household, community and city level will positively impact human health and lead to a reduction in the incidences of diarrhoea and malaria and other water-born and vector diseases, the number one causes of morbidity and mortality in Bo City. It is expected that an increased number of business registered and active in the waste management sector will introduce improved waste recycling and transformation technologies leading to a decline of water-borne disease by 15% at the end of project. The extension and improved service delivery in solid waste management will have a positive impact on the environment, reducing pollution of water, soil and air caused by leachate, open burning and decomposition of waste. Public Private Partnerships (PPP) to improve efficiency and effectiveness in waste management will result in a reduction of overall costs, increased transparency and accountability of public service delivery and PPP capacity development of Bo City Council (Bo CC). The project creates jobs and livelihoods by waste collection, transportation, disposal and valorisation. A devolved, functional and efficient sectorial management system where relevant local institution utilize practices of good governance and transparent decision making processes will ultimately lead to strengthened local democratic culture. Successes of the project will also allow for replication elsewhere in Sierra Leone and inform sector related policies, plans and regulations pertaining to waste and sanitation. Direct beneficiaries: - 200 000 inhabitants of Bo city will profit from the results of the project and the environmental education campaigns - The City administration, there the "Waste Management Department" - 20 citizen initiatives with each about 20 members - Representatives of 5 partner communities who participate in inter-city exchange programs UK - Department for International Development (DFID) IMC WORLDWIDE Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 624600 1077082 966242 2452 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-TJK-1107-17 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Tajikistan is prone to natural disasters, e.g. floods, earthquakes, landslides, mudflows, avalanches, droughts, and heavy snowfalls. Its mountainous terrain, coupled with the specific geological and hydrological conditions, translates into a high degrees of vulnerability towards climate change. At the same time, Tajikistan‘s deteriorating infrastructure has increased the population‘s vulnerability to extreme weather events and seismic risks. With most assets, including irrigation channels, river embankments, roads, bridges, and dams, built in the Soviet era, infrastructure maintenance remains weak due to limited financial resources and lack of knowledge by the government. Existing mudflow drainage systems along the villages are destroyed or slatted over the years, which when rapidly filled increase the risk of human casualties and physical damages. The costs of foreseen mudflows can be assessed much higher than for social and physical preparedness measures. With clear evidence of increased risk, combined with existing vulnerabilities in the most remote regions of Tajikistan, the Start Network voted in support of activating the Fund in anticipation of flooding and landslides. - The negative impact of currently forecasted flooding/mudflows for the local population (human tools/destroyed infrastructure) will substantially be decreased and the resilience of the population towards disasters will be strengthened in the longer term. - The strengthened capacities of the local authorities and the better interaction between the local authorities and the local population will reduce the economic and human loss in the long term and can be copied to other areas at risk in the Zerafshan valley. The pre-selected villages have been chosen upon strong request from the zonal CoES as there already smaller mudflows appeared. In total, the project will cover app. 2000 households with nearly 10.000 people. The whole community in the pre-selected high risk villages will benefit through the envisaged project activities like protecting infrastructure, capacity building including drills/simulation exercises, maintenance of EWSs etc. The beneficiaries are calculated on the basis of number of households with five members. Start Network Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +4922822880 info@welthungerhilfe.de 47000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BFA-1071-17 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The BRES-CFFEWP project (BRACED) of the Welthungerhilfe consortium does not have any contingency fund or any specific activity to deal with emergencies, and to manage disasters or slow onset crises. PHASE funding would therefore provide the opportunity to mitigate negative effects associated with slow onset fond insecurity in the project area, whilst the consortium is still working on strengthening farmers‘ adaptive capacity. In practical terms Welthungerhilfe envisages doing so through a Cash for Work initiative in support of the introduction of Zaï and composting practices by project beneficiaries in the run-up to the rainy season and through unconditional cash transfers to the most vulnerable people (both project beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries) during the lean season. The intervention seeks to provide Cash for Work in support of the implementation of Zaï practices on degraded land between 2,610 and 3,730 beneficiary households in 87 villages of the Kourwéogo province (representing approximately 25,000 to 36,180 persons, of whom 53% are women), aiming to apply Zaï practices an 1,800 to 2,610 ha of land in the Kourwéogo province. Secondly the intervention will support a maximum of 1,000 households “in crisis“ (representing approximately 10,000 persons of whom 53% women) with a non-conditional cash transfer during the lean season (June to August 2017). KPMG East Africa Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 250000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-COD-1143-19 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The proposed project is focusing on two main pillars of immediate relief activities: WASH and Multipurpose Cash Transfer 1. WASH 1.1. Water Supply: the project will ensure sufficient supply of drinking water, as this has been stated as one of the priorities by the local crisis committee, including representative of the displaced families. To achieve this objective, WHH will deploy its water pumping and purification system from Goma and run it for at least 4 weeks. The system will be installed at the nearby river and provide 45m³-60m³ of water per day and will be running within 14 days. Considering the daily need at this stage at 10ltr (average, according to SPHERE standard) per person/day, the system can supply water for 4.500 - 6.000 people per day. Further, the project will repair two water catchments sites with 15 water points in total (to be repaired within 1 week), and additional 11 emergency water points with water purification will be established at places not connected to the public system and too far from the river. With these 3 layers of water supply, we aim to cover the immediate needs of the displaced population and host communities in need for 1 month. 1.2. Sanitation facilities The project aims to install emergency latrines and/or extend existing latrines and sanitation facilities in the public spaces where people are seeking shelter. 15 sites will be identified in close cooperation with the local crisis committee. Installation will be supported with workforce by people living on the compounds. The emergency latrines & handwashing stands will bring first relief and an improvement of the sanitation situation for 1,000 HH. 2 WASH Experts will be transferred from WHH Bunia to Nobili to implement the WASH component. These experts will be supported by locals, hired by WHH to support the response. 2. Multipurpose Cash Transfer WHH will use its experience in unconditional cash transfers to provide one time distribution of 35 USD per HH for up to 6.300 registered IDP households in Nobili town. Markets show full functionality and supplies can be purchased from Uganda. The multipurpose cash transfer has been decided, as the displaced families have different priorities and mainly lack the purchasing power to buy goods of their choice in the market. With the slightly reduced amount of 35 USD it is possible to reach all 6.300 displaced families. WHH will contract a local financial service provider, potentially a bank already contracted for another project, to distribute the cash to the beneficiaries. Market Monitoring (availability and prices) and a Post-Distribution Monitoring is planned. 1 Cash-Expert will be transferred from WHH Beni to Nobili to oversee the distribution. Community Mobiliser will support the registration and distribution. In summary, the planned activities will cover water supply for for 1 month, improve sanitation/hygiene situation for 1,000 HH and distribute 35 USD/household for 6.300 Households. The project targets IDPs which are living with host families or in public spaces, such as schools, churches and market places. The total number of direct beneficiaries: 6300 Households * 6 (average HH size) = 37.800 beneficiaries. The total number of people benefiting from the different layers of the emergency water supply activities will be clearer. Start Network Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 256557 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE-1100-17 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe After two years of insufficient rains and El Nina induced drought Zimbabwe is seeing significantly more rains than normal this season which is very likely linked to a mild La Nina phenomenon. Additionally, tropical Cyclone Dineo graduated into a tropical depression on the 16th ot February however lt still caused heavy precipitation in Bulawayo, Tsholotsho, Matobo, Kezi, Umzingwane, Bulilima, Gokwe South and Mberengwa districts causing riverine and flash flooding and subsequent destruction of livelihoods and properties. Gwayi river in Matebeleland North burst is banks which culminated in the inundation of homes and schools infrastructure causing considerable damage to property and livelihoods. GoZ declared state of disaster on 1 of March 2017 due to the flooding arid seeks international support to respond also particularly with regard to rehabilitation of infrastructure. WHH has been providing response already under the standing PCA with UNICEF. The project will contribute to reduction in the negative impact of the floods on affected families. And hence the outcome will be improved coping mechanisms for the families affected by floods. Project targets 1,200 HHs in Tsholotsho district (app. 50% women). 1HH = 5 persons Start Network Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +4922822880 info@welthungerhilfe.de 117969 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PRK-1071-16 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Unprecedented flooding, triggered by heavy rains as a result of remnants of Typhoon Lionrock, in north-eastern DPRK: "Areas in the Tumen River floodplain and its tributaries are acutely impacted with the counties of Musan, Yonsa, Hoeryong, and Onsong in North Harngyong province particularly severely affected." Emergency aid will rehabilitate buildings and other structures; affected people will be able to rapidly recover. It is expected that during the corning months, the combined approach of all organizations will secure livelihoods. Enable affected households to concentrate on quickly rebuilding their sources of livelihoods. The number of disabled persons is based on the 2008 census indicating 5.9% male and 6.3% female people of the total population. This includes people with visual and hearing impairments, locomotor disability, mental disability, speech and intellectual disability. We will assess if special needs are required for these households, and if so, of what nature. We will ensure that the most vulnerable households, containing pregnant and lactating women, children under 5 years old, and those consisting only of the elderly, will have preferential access to the kitchen, hygiene, and shelter kits. The remaining kits will be distributed to the population-at-large on a needs basis. Start Network Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +4922822880 info@welthungerhilfe.de 77186 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BFA-1076-18 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The project will build the economic, ecological and organisational resilience of 620,000 rural people in Burkina Faso and strengthen their ability to cope with the effects of increased rainfall variability and higher temperatures. This will be achieved by diversifying agricultural production and increasing incomes (through improved, sustainable access to drought-tolerant seeds, soil fertility improvement and enterprise development), together with strengthened government extension services to reduce crop losses and early-warning weather systems. The project will scale proven resilience-building approaches, embed climate adaptation approaches in local, regional and national plans, and generate and disseminate best practice guidance on climate adaptation approaches. Impact: BRES-X seeks to contribute to an increase of disposable household income by 15% and to increase the proportion of food secure households by 15% since the start of BRACED-1 in January 2015. Outcome: BRES-X will continue strengthening farmers’ resilience to enhance food security and income. Between the end of BRACED and the end of BRACED-X the number of beneficiaries with strengthened resilience will be consolidated at 70% of the beneficiary population, but the proportion of beneficiaries with a high degree of resilience will increase from 40% (BRACED Y2 result) to 60%. The BRES-X project seeks to support 620,000 people (285,200 men; 334,800 women), but the activities of the project will be concentrated in 20 to 25 communes (out of 32 supported under BRACED-1). In more detail the project will strengthen the resilience of 440,000 individuals (202,400 men; 237,600 women). The project targets women specifically with certain work packages and High Intensity activities, works with women as lead farmers and raises awareness on gender and decision making in a context of a changing climate. These combined efforts have proven to yield positive effects during BRACED-1, especially if women can participate in multiple activities that diversify their sources of income. KPMG East Africa Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 997607 1002393 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA-1066-17 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Humanitarian Innovation Fund: Rapid Community Engagement Project Adaptation and use of rapid community engagement methodologies to understand the sanitation needs and practices of communities affected by emergencies The 1t proposed project setting is Imvepi settlement in Arua District where 135,000 South Sudanese refugees were settled and lmvepi thereby reached its full capacity. Even though the location was hence closed for new arrivals by July 31,2017, the sanitation gap at lmvepi settlement is huge. Household latrine coverage in the settlement is at only 3% (August 31, 2017), communal latrine density is at 1:45. Therefore adequate sanitation services are urgently needed. The 2nd project setting 15 Bidibidi settlement in Yumbe district, 40 km away from lmyepi Camp. Bidibidi, Uganda‘s biggest refugee settlement, reached its full capacity and is currently a home to more than 276,000 South Sudanese refugees with settlements extending over 250 km². With an overall latrine coverage of only 40% and even less coverage in some zones (e.g. 17% in Zone 4), there is a huge need for sanitation interventions. Moreover, some areas at Bidibidi settlement are prone to floods, in May 2017 392 households and in July 2017 200 households were affected by floods and relocated to safer locations within Bidibidi settlement, sanitation facilities are still lacking. This leads to an urgent need of appropriately designed facilities. The direct beneficiaries include 300 HH who benefit from latrine materials in accordance with the user centered design 100 HH of people with special needs (PSN) who will be assisted in construction of their HH latrine. 500 HH who will receive hygiene kits (including hand washing facilities (tippy taps)). Save the Children UK Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 200000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE-1050-16 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe WHH has teamed up with a private sector partner to implement a responsible model for large-scale agri-investments in land which benefits smallholders, rural host communities, land owners and investors alike. The model is called the Cocoa Production Cluster (CPC). A CPC is a plantation of 100 hectares which consists of several adjacent management units of at least 10 hectares. Typically, a CPC is established on private land which has been leased for 30 years. In contrary to other large-scale lease arrangements the lease is acquired in a fair, non-discriminatory, transparent, and inclusive process. The company will sell the cocoa produced on the CPC to international buyers and share the revenue with farmers and land owners. This model has clear advantages for all stakeholders: The company secures its supply of cocoa, the land owners get a fair share of the generated revenue on top of their lease, and the farmers obtain land tenure rights while earning a fair income from their cocoa. The adoption of the CPC-model's core economic, social and environmental (governance) standards by investors, communities, government and other stakeholders results in a more inclusive growth of the agri-business sector, reduced poverty and fewer land-use conflicts in Sierra Leone. The SPIRAL-Project reaches between 600 and 900 direct Beneficiaries. These Beneficiaries are selected community members who are being supported in securing long-term tenure rights to a cocoa production area (the Small-Scale Farming Division or “SSFD”) and benefit from the implementation of an innovative agricultural investment-model in land (the Cocoa Production Cluster or “CPC”) which provides work and income. KPMG LLP Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 79710 166131 158278 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE-1092-16 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Linking small holder farmers to markets in Midlands Province The objective is to enable 3,000 smallholder farmers to have access to a new market as a result of EXTRA intervention. 3,000 farmers HH (app. 15,000 people) Palladium International Ltd (UK) Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 53673 96936 55999 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IMDP_Lot1 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe In October 2018 DFID (the UK Department for International Development) published a commercial tender to establish a number of framework contracts with potential suppliers for a variety of 11 topics, under the title "International Multi-Disciplinary Development Programme, IMDP", with the tender number 8373. The programme foresees a number of lots: 1. Climate Change and Environment (1 and 11) 2. Conflict and Governance (2 and 12) 3. Education (3 and 13) 4. Human Development and Health (4 and 14) 5. Humanitarian (5 and 15) 6. Infrastructure (6 and 16) 7. Liveihoods (7 and 17) 8. Social Development (8 and 18) 9. Procurement & Logistics (9 and 19) 10. Research (10 and 20) 11. Statistics and Data (11 and 22) The purpose of the tender is to identify a limited number of suppliers for each lot, "to enable DFID to access advice and expertise in a cost efficient and effective manner ... by multi-disciplinary teams of quality professionals to design, manage and deliver international development programmes services with greater agility and innovation whilst maintaining fair competition, in response to the dynamic and challenging needs of working in complex and fragile contexts" (ToR, p. 2). Hence, for each lot/ topic it is anticipated that programme pipelines will be launched by DFID to which framework participants will have access and can submit proposals for services. Lot numbers 1 to 10 comprise potential pipelines of max. 3 Mio GBP per project and lots 11-22 are high value contracts for up 3-12 Mio GBP per project. Following internal discussions in the Programme Management Team in 10/2018 and after consultation with a number of country offices, Welthungerhilfe decided to submit a bid as lead agency for a larger consortium for Lot 1 (Environment and Climate Change, low value contracts) and was selected as one of framework partners. The consortium includes ACTED, Ayunda en Accion, CESVI, Helvetas, HIVOS, PIN, Fundación para la investigación del clima (FIC, Spain) and International Synergies (UK). Due to the global nature of this framework it is not possible to break down target groups in numbers. As supplier for DFID the primary beneficiary are DFID departments and programmes overseas. Other UK government departments can also make use of the services of the framework supplier for technical assistance and programme implementation. Beneficiaries of projects arising from call-down are anticipated to be a) local governments/ ministries dealing with issues of climate change and environment in the partner countries of DFID (+ UK government) b) local populations in the regions covered by call-down contracts in a given sub-theme. c) local partner organisations Details of target groups will be established in individual projects under this programme. DFID is the main client under this framework agreement. However, it is possible that other UK Government services will request WHH for services under this agreement. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG-1075-20 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe A tropical depression had brought heavy rain to the northwest and eastern parts of Madagascar for a period of seven days from the 19th to 23rd January, 2020. For the Alaotra region the rains continued until the 29th January, 2020. As a result of the flooding, a number of water sources, mainly wells, have been contaminated. Many of the impacted households, particularly economically vulnerable households, are already deprived of basic foods due to lack of accessibility and availability. Should an emergency intervention not be carried out, the risk from diseases and food insecurity are highly likely. In fact, WHH through this project will support vulnerable communities to enable them to meet their basic needs. The overall objective of the Alaotra Flood Response Project is to contribute to the efforts of humanitarian and governmental actors assisting flood-affected vulnerable group. The intervention will enable the target households to recover within an convenient period of time so that they can regain their capacity and return to their normal lives. At the end of the operation, the results to be achieved are as follows: R1: Improvement of the beneficiaries' access to basic food R2: Reduction of the risk of contamination of water-related illnesses R3: Contribution to the improvement of the rebound capacity of affected and vulnerable communities Activities for each result: R1: A1: Selection of beneficiaries according to pre-established targeting criteria A2: To carry out an unconditional cash distribution for the benefit of the vulnerable while taking into account in advance the conditions of availability and accessibility of food products at the local level. A3: Creation of a temporary work opportunity through cash for work by prioritizing the sectors of intervention beforehand. R2: A1: Distribution of WASH kits to beneficiaries in a timely manner including water treatment products. A2: Identify the main sources of safe and accessible drinking water for the community for sanitation purposes A3: Sanitation of water sources through cash for work A4: Strengthen the dissemination of educational messages and continuous awareness raising for the actions to be taken in case of flooding, particularly in the field of WASH. R3 : Objectively verifiable indicators I1: At the end of the intervention, 100% of the target communities received timely assistance while taking into account the gender approach. I2: At the end of intervention, At the end of the intervention, 100% of the target communities were among the most vulnerable and needy communities. I3: At the end of the intervention, the allocated funds have been definitively and transparently spent on the project's objective. WHH will target vulnerable households: - Households dependent on a daily income resource - Households deprived of their usual income resource - Households with low or insignificant food stocks - Households with problems of access to basic food for a fairly long period of time due to the lack of availability of labour as a main source of income. - Households affected by and affected by the flooding - Households that take longer to bounce back from the shock. The calculation of the number of beneficiaries is based on the results of studies on the Household Economy Analyses carried out in the area of this investment zone in 2018. At the end of this study, the proportion of socio-economic classes is distributed as follows: - The category of very poor covers 25% of the households in the zone. - The poor class category covers 38% of the households in the area. - The middle class category covers 23% of the households in the area. - The category for the wealthy class covers 14% of households in the area. As mentioned in the previous explanation, the beneficiaries of the project will be the economically vulnerable categories of households including the very poor and poor classes. For the target areas, the response will be focused on the six most impacted communes in Amparafaravola district. This gives us a total number of 1116 households i.e. 5580 persons with an average size of 5 persons per household. Start Network Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +4922822880 info@welthungerhilfe.de 68828 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1185-20 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The proposed emergency response project is designed to respond to the priorities identified by the target community. This proposed action will tackle the most urgent needs of 7320 flood displaced people via combining shelter and WASH needs . To provide lifesaving shelter and WASH assistance to particularly the most vulnerable flood affected IDPs The primary objective of the proposed action is to support extremely deprived and vulnerable flood 1220 IDP families through provision of emergency shelter and WASH solutions. Although all community members have been affected by the flood, it is mainly under five children, PLW, female/child headed households and elderly/disabled who are the most vulnerable to shocks and stresses. WHH and APDA have paid careful attention whilst designing the action to the different risks, needs, priorities of these groups. The action takes into consideration the vulnerability of these groups whose daily life is predominately focused on or around their shelters and WASH NFIs. Consequentially, these groups also the one face bigger protection risks associated with not having a dignified and safe living space. Start Network 88911 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER1054-21 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Activation of the Start Alert - 518 was made on the 22nd of April 2021, the CO was called for a session to respond to committee questions on the same day. A full proposal was submitted on 23rd April 2021 based on recommendations from committee. Final decision made to allocate Welthungerhilfe in collaboration with Concern Worldwide a project budget of 100,000.00 pounds sterling covering a 45 day project Overall Objective - To contribute to immediate relief for conflict affected IDPs , refugees, returnees and host communities through provision of multi-purpose CASH and WASH community sensitisation. The project will support 800 HHs composed of IDPs, Refugees, Returnees and host community members who have been affected by the recent clashes in Damasack which caused thousands of people to flee their homes. Start Network 100000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1085-15 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Productivity in the smallholder farming sector of Zimbabwe varies between districts but is generally described as low because of biophysical and socio, economic challenges. Biophysical challenges include unreliable rainfall patterns, low soil fertility and pest and prevalence. Socio-economic challenges include input access, poor physical infrastructure, labour shortages, credit unavailability, poor extension services and lack of access to output markets. Concerning extension, the public services are severely constraint by a lack of resources (95% of the current budget for Agriculture covers salaries). By addressing these key challenges the Extension and Training for Rural Agriculture (EXTRA) Project will achieve improved food and nutrition security among smallholder farming households and their communities. The project will deliver this by supporting women and men farmers so that they have improved farming practices, better linkages to markets and a more nutritious diet. - A total of 48285 beneficaries are organised into groups, have access to improved pluralistic Extension Advisory Services including from lead farmers, community based trainers, public sector, cell phone service providers, study circles, innovation platforms and make informed decisions to improve their production systems, and access markets. A total of 48285 beneficaries are organised into groups, have access to improved pluralistic Extension Advisory Services including from lead farmers, community based trainers, public sector, cell phone service providers, study circles, innovation platforms and make informed decisions to improve their production systems, and access markets - A total of 11,970 beneficiaries members of new Internal Savings and Loans clubs (ISALs) and 5625 members of existing ISALs strengthened for production - total of 48,285 male and female farmers producing, purchasing and consuming a wider range offoods including nutrient dense foods - A total of 17,667 farming households have at least one new link to a formal markets - Annual studies conducted and results summarized into policy briefs for use in policy advocacy 1. All households because they will have access to improved extension services as a ripple effect. 2. The Community Based Trainers will benefit, as they will be capacitated to provide extension services as a business and benefit from a regular source of income. 3. Farmers on a nationwide scale will also benefit from improvements in extension systems e.g. they will be able to be reached through cost effective extension approaches such Podcasts. 4. The private sector players will benefit from the development of an improved extension system, which they can use with farmers whom they support in both open and closed market systems. 5. Private Sector Players will also be indirect beneficiaries because of improved investments in Agriculture Inputs by Smallholder Farmers and thus increased business. 6. Improvements in Productivity will also benefit the private sector because of better supply of quality products. 7. Consumers within the districts and beyond will also benefit from the availability of safer food and healthier food as farmers become more aware of food safety and nutrition. 8. The Ministries of Agriculture; Nutrition and Health will benefit from evidence generation that can be used to implement effective policies and improve agricultural productivity at a national level Palladium International Ltd (UK) 85683 49693 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-DEU1016-19 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Child Growth Monitor is a mobile app to detect malnutrition at children between 6 and 59 months. The app will enable users to measure height, weight and body circumferences without using physical tools (scales, height boards) using image data from a smartphone and Artificial Intelligence instead. Child Growth Monitor is set up as an open source, non-profit tool. Today our target group are children 0.5-5 years of age in 51 countries suffering from severe hunger. Our primary user group are professional healthcare workers. In the future we might scale up into further user groups and/or regions. GSMA Foundation Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. +4922822880 info@welthungerhilfe.de https://welthungerhilfe.de 74125 225875 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IRQ 1041-20 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement. 7450 AA 724535.9999 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG 1232-20 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement.   18900 AA 729499.9999 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG 1225-20 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The proposed follow-up project to the completed project AFG 03/19 aims to provide voucher assistance and in-kind support for the purchase of nutritious foods and non-food items and the rehabilitation of agricultural production and livestock farming. The emergency aid is intended to help additional affected communities to reduce the need for negative coping strategies and to mitigate the negative consequences of the drought, whilst mitigating the currently unfolding COVID-19 pandemic. 28000 Addressing COVID-19-Related Unemployment AA 876000 324000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG 1199-18 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Improved access to sanitation, drinking water and shelter for returnees and IDPs in Afghanistan 10500 Helping Refugees in Their Own Country AA 424000 969880 1401000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG 1204-18 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Afghan internally displaced persons (IDPs) are supported to exercise their rights / entitlements to protection/ durable solutions in a strengthened policy level protection environment. 31100 Protecting Displaced People and Their Rights AA 206027 241803 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK 1120-21 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe In Pakistan, droughts, heat waves and floods occur regionally time and again. With anticipatory disaster relief, damage can be minimised, i.e. aid money is released if certain conditions are met - even before the disaster. Welthungerhilfe is creating the conditions in several regions with the 'START Network': This includes good local preparation, early warning systems and local experts who predict when, where and how a heat wave will develop, for example. Local organisations can then best help the people affected. 1008000 AA 1468035 1406328 1415637 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BDI 1058-21 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe A three-year Africa-wide program to mitigate humanitarian crises in seven countries of Sub-Saharan Africa – Burundi, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan - is proposed here. The aim of the project is to ensure the basic provision of sufficient drinking water and access to safe sanitation and hygiene services as well as the provision of needs-based emergency aid to prevent or decrease morbidities, mortality and acute malnutrition especially for vulnerable people in acute humanitarian crises triggered by flight and displacement, droughts, floods and anticipated periods of hunger. 60390 AA 826258 690661 690666 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER 1054-21 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe After a terrorist attack by Boko Haram in north-eastern Nigeria, many people have fled to neighbouring Niger. Here they are staying with relatives or camping in designated areas. With money from an emergency relief fund, Welthungerhilfe supports refugees and host communities with food vouchers. This not only helps the people who urgently need help, but also the local markets. At the same time, the opportunity is taken to provide families with hygiene measures and information on healthy nutrition for young children. 5600 START Network 115203 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE 1048-16 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Since the Ebola crisis, everyone in Sierra Leone now recognises that better hygiene and a healthier environment are essential to prevent more epidemics. Unauthorised dumping sites and illegal waste disposal spread illnesses, so Welthungerhilfe is helping the government to develop an infrastructure for municipal waste collection. Sierra Leone's private sector is underdeveloped so it is expected to participate in providing public services and is also involved in this project. At the same time, jobs are being created for the country’s numerous unemployed young people. Awareness of waste reduction, separation and recycling is also being raised by various means such as through schools. 451076 DFID 505342 3372452 2790328 944663 490375 81116 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BDI 1048-19 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe At long last, much of Burundi is enjoying relatively good harvests. However, this is not the case in northern Burundi. On the contrary, this region's climate remains extremely dry, and its people are dependent on humanitarian assistance. This project plays its part by distributing seed material for beans, vegetables, and sweet potatoes. Particularly vulnerable households are also receiving cash. Access to drinking water is being improved, and hygiene training is being provided. This is especially important for preventing the spread of Ebola, as new cases have been reported in DR Congo. 630000 Better Drought Survival AA 694252 872678 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG 1086-21 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe L'absence des organismes humanitaires dans des régions eloignées fragilise la capacité des communautés se trouvant dans la région en cas d'une situation d'urgence et matérialisé par le retard d'intervention au detriment des personnes victimes. L'intervention permettra aux ménages cibles de couvrir leurs besoins en termes de nourriture pendant la durée de leur déplacement et leur permettra ainsi de se rétablir plus rapidement une fois rentrés chez eux. 6000 personnes seront ciblés comme "participants" de projet et auront un appui financier par des transferts monétaires (cfw et transferts conditionnels). 6000 START Network 66125 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG 1082-21 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe In an important rice-growing area in Madagascar, the early warning system introduced by Welthungerhilfe has struck and predicted a drought. In accordance with the protocol agreed upon in advance, highly vulnerable farming families now receive cash in advance via mobile phones distributed in advance, so that they can prepare for the lean period and do not have to sell livestock later out of necessity, for example, or buy at inflated prices or take their children out of school. With the help of this anticipatory 'damage limitation', later - then much more costly - measures can be avoided. 7480 START Network 181485 14980 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE 1169-22 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The project aims to mitigate the effects of Tropical Storm Ana in selected wards in Zimbabwe by distributing 2000 hygiene kits to targeted households and rehabilitating of 2 piped water supply systems that were destroyed by the cyclone. Hygiene education campaigns will target 18000 people and water treatment chemicals will be distributed to 4839 households to prevent diarrheal outbreaks. Food aid to 100 most vulnerable households will be distributed. Capacity of local Disaster Risk Reduction structures (ward level) will be strengthened.           18000 START Network 75022 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH 1210-21 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe There is a severe drought in Oromia due to shortage of Hageyya/Bega rain in the area. The expected rain in September and October is delayed resulted critical water shortage for both human and animals, shortage in livestock feed and pasture and animal death, displacement as well as disrupted and affected the socio-economic status of the pastoralist communities. More than half a million-pastoralist people are significantly affected by the drought with their livestock. The overall goal of this intervention is to save the lives of drought affected communities and also to contribute toward resilience of the affected community to the recurrent drought effect through the provision of multi-sectoral WASH, livestock feed and multi-sectoral cash. Outputs: Improved access to drinking water through water rationing, Improved access to basic WASH NFI kits; Improved hygienic practices and livelihood using the cash provision; livestock feed provision for selected most vulnerable pastoralist HHs that are affected by the drought 15000 START Network 235639 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR 1047-17 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Food Aid for Syrian Civil War Victims in Syria and Development of an Emergency Response Mechanism for Internally Displaced Persons in North Syria 600000 Bread and Seeds for Refugees AA 2505000 4890265 8326676 1003059 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR 1080-20 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The main goal of this project is to address the most urgent needs of the most vulnerable people in line with WHO-vulnerability criteria and assist them with shelter activities and food- and hygiene vouchers to cope with the preventive measures taken by local authorities and to protect themselves against the virus. 23150 COVID-19 Information for Refugees in Idlib AA 1050000 2000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SSD 1085-20 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement. 35000 AA 682498.9999 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-DEU 1046-20 Deutsche Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement.      826500 AA 152775 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SDN-1160-19 Welthungerhilfe Improved food security and livelihoods for conflict-affected IDPs through hydroponic production in IDP camp Sudan. Funded by Grand Challenges Canada. The overall objective of this project is to improve the livelihood of conflict affected population to enhance their self-sustenance. 150 vulnerable HHs (>60% women-headed HHs with children >5) Canada - Global Affairs Canada | Affaires mondiales Canada Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 59792 170000 20208 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR 1067-19 Welthungerhilfe With the conflict in Syria in its 7th year, Turkey is recognised to host the largest number of Syrian refugees. The Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN) does not guarantee access to basic needs for Syrians under Temporary Protection (SuTP). To meet the basic needs of the most vulnerable Syrian refugees, a comprehensive, multi-sectoral program of humanitarian assistance is designed by WHH. 30355 Urgently needed assistance for cost of rent and medicines AA 1297674 1938800 437260 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG 1085-21 Welthungerhilfe In the cyclone region in the southeast of Madagascar, especially in January and February, the poorest suffer from the consequences of the storms. Heavy rain and flooding are so predictable that Welthungerhilfe has set up an early warning system here, following the principles of the global "START Network", through which funds can be called up quickly and easily in the immediate run-up to a cyclone. In this way, the most vulnerable households in the affected communities can be provided with cash immediately after the storm, for example, so that they do not suffer for long, but can provide for themselves. 11620 START Network 77712 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1061-24 Welthungerhilfe The project focuses on early action and anticipatory measures to minimize the loss of productive assets and strengthen the resilience of 1,000 vulnerable households in Teknaf Upazilla. Key interventions include Multipurpose Cash Grants, information dissemination, mobility support, shelter support, and WASH facilities. The project aims to improve community preparedness and provide direct assistance before and during a cyclone, prioritizing safety, food security, and access to clean water.Activities include coordination with local authorities, early warning dissemination, shelter access guidance, safe water provision, sanitation facilities, cooked food distribution, and evacuation support. Special attention is given to protecting the most vulnerable, such as pregnant women, the elderly, and persons with disabilities. Protection measures against gender-based violence (GBV) and security threats are also outlined, alongside post-distribution monitoring to assess the effectiveness of interventions.Project emphasizes collaboration with local government, community stakeholders, and humanitarian agencies to ensure comprehensive protection and preparedness for the targeted communities. Objective of the project: To strengthen the resilience of 1,000 vulnerable households in Teknaf Upazila (Teknaf Sadar, Sabrang, Baharchora) by implementing anticipatory actions aimed at minimizing disaster-induced losses from cyclones through multi-purpose cash grants (MPCG), mobility support, WASH facilities, and shelter assistance. Outcome of the project: The project will reduce the impact of cyclones on vulnerable communities, ensuring quicker recovery by safeguarding productive assets, improving evacuation support for at-risk groups, and enhancing access to clean water, safe shelter, and information. Effective coordination will promote security and protect livelihoods in high-risk areas. The project aim to reach a total of 1,000 HHs and approximately 4220 individuals. START Network 39759 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1057-24 Welthungerhilfe The project, Community-Based Programme for Climate-Resilient and Sustainable Livelihoods in Satkhira, Bangladesh, aims to empower 5,000 marginalized households (25,000 people) against climate change impacts. Running from 15 November 2024 to 15 November 2027, it addresses vulnerabilities in water, sanitation, livelihoods, and governance. Key interventions include installing solar-powered water systems, climate-resilient sanitation, and promoting solid waste management. The project enhances sustainable agriculture, income diversification, and women-led green enterprises, including biodegradable sanitary napkins. It strengthens local governance for climate adaptation and builds organizational capacities of partners to ensure long-term impact. 5,000 households from marginalised communities in Debhata Upazila, Satkhira Sadar Upazila and the urban slums in Satkhira Municipality are less vulnerable to the negative effects of climate change in terms of health and finances.Objective 1:5,000 households from marginalized communities have access to improved and safe basic sanitationObjective 2:500 households benefit from divesified and increased agricultural production all year round.Objective 3:200 women at risk can draw on strengthened entrepreneurial skills. Satkhira Municipality: The direct beneficiaries are 6,250 people (60% women) from 1,250 households with an average of 5 household members (including 77 households from Dalits/minorities and 1-2% people with disabilities). The composition by sex and age is as follows:The details of the three destination slums in Satkhira District: a) Garer Kanda, Rahamatpur Colony Slum, Ward 5 (1800 persons from 360 households (HH), consisting of 50 HH female-headed and 52 HH Dalit and minority community); b) Itagacha, Purvapara WAPDA Par Colony Slum, Ward 7 (2,000 persons from 500 HH consisting of 60 HH female-led and 25 HH Dalit and minority community); c) Modhumollar dangi slum, ward 9 (6,400 persons from 1,500 HH, consisting of 100 HH female-led).60% of the population are climate migrants who immigrated 20-25 years ago; about 2-3 % have moved to Germany in the last five years. These climate migrants are technically IDPs with no specific legal status, but have problems obtaining official registrations and/or (ID) papers.Rural areas in Satkhira Sadar Upazila (Fingri Union) and Debhata Upazila (Kulia and Parulia Union): The direct beneficiaries are 18,750 people (53% women) who comprise 3,750 households (5% Dalit/minority households and 3% people with disabilities). The composition by sex and age is as follows: Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 300000 504820 400000 323340 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1080-22 Welthungerhilfe The intervention aims at limiting morbidity and mortality due to cholera through sensitization measures coupled with inputs (safe water, sanitation, handwashing and others) to increase awareness on transmission factors and protective preventive measures. Leadership engagement from community to district-level will reinforce the sensitization messages. The intervention takes place in areas where the applying agency is well established with good links to both communities and district authorities and camp management which facilitates swift implementation. Activities in refugee settings will be implemented directly by WHH together with the affected population. Outside the camp setting activities will be implemented by district authorities under the guidance and with logistics and financial support from WHH. Overall objective: Incidence of cholera is reduced in target populations; Ensure sufficient supply of safe drinking water; Ensure improved access to safe sanitation facilities ;Increase knowledge on disease transmission and prevention;Ensure adequate waste management. The intervention aims to reach directly 17,414 households x 4.4 household size = reach: 75,414 individuals (51,5% females, 48.5% males).The interventions will reach indirectly approx. 124, 220 households x 4.4 household size = Reach: 546 570 people (51.5% females, 48.5% males) through sensitization campaigns (airings of jingles, posters, Public Address (PA) systems mounted on vehicles etc.) START Network 282068 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MMR1147-22 Welthungerhilfe The proposed action will support internally displaced persons affected by conflict and their respective host communities in 10 townships in Kachin State and 1 township in Sagaing region (41200 direct beneficiaries). The planned outputs include:1. IDPs in camps and members of host communities have access to safe, adequate, and equitable WASH facilities and services; 2. IDPs have access to safe and adequate shelter; 3. IDPs with special nutritional needs have access to adequate food. Impact: The basic needs regarding food, WASH and shelter are fulfilled and protection risks reduced for conflict affected IDPs and most vulnerable groups in Kachin State and Sagaing Region.Outcome: Immediate needs of IDPs and host communities with regards to food, WASH and shelter in 37 IDP camps and 10 host communities in in the target area are met. The project will provide support to Internally Displaced Persons(IDPs) and host communities affected by conflict and its humanitarian consequences. It is estimated that a total number of 26.659 people will be directly benefiting from this project; and around 10.853 people more will be indirectly benefiting from communal activities.The project will reach a total of at least 37.512 final beneficiaries.The main target group of the project are IDPs in camps. AA 384400 900000 360000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1230-22 Welthungerhilfe Livestock is a key economic engine of arid and semi-arid lands (ASALs) in the Horn of Africa (HOA). Roughly 20 million women and men in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Somalia fully or partially rely on the livestock sector for their livelihood and source of income.Regional Livestock program(RLP )posits that investing in this facilitative approach to market systems development within the livestock sector and the enabling environment will expand existing, and create new, sustainable, climate-smart, economic opportunities in this region and provide the tools for improved household food and nutritional security This aims to have vulnerable livestock producers improve the productivity, competitiveness and sustainability when it comes to the production of live animals, milk and other livestock-devoured products with a focus on women and youth.Manage pasture and water resources in an inclusive and sustainable way.Improve herd health and herd management practices .Engage communities in management and mitigation of climate and conflict shocks . Poor women and men are the main beneficiary group of the Regional Livestock Programme. Women and men in this group are reached primarily through support to service providers who in turn provide access to improved and appropriate services and products. SDC / DDC / DEZA 130665 130665 139666 130667 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IND1420-25 Welthungerhilfe This phase expands and strengthens the Nutrition Smart CommUNITY (NSC) model by introducing sub-regional structures – Community Collectives – that expand local value webs through Learning Hubs, fostering innovation, knowledge exchange, and economic resilience. Unlike linear value chains, value webs are dynamic, decentralized, and interconnected systems, continuously growing beyond individual communities. They enable circular flows of knowledge, economic exchange, and resources, strengthening food system resilience and self-reliance. For a structural transformation of food systems, the approach will focus on: Cooperation networks and leadership for systemic transformation (micro, meso and macro levels);Adaptive, cross-sectoral governance at the meso level and; Local learning and economic resilience. Overall objective:The food security of vulnerable communities in India, Nepal and Bangladesh is improved through the establishment of inclusive and climate-resilient food systems.Project objective: Government and civil society decision-makers at various levels use community-based and cross-sectoral approaches (local food system approach) to sustainably improve the food security of vulnerable groups.  A total of 2,400 people will benefit from targeted capacity-building formats designed to anchor and scale systemic and multisectoral approaches to food security at the local, national and regional levels.50 regional representatives, including decision-makers from South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) institutions and government representatives from the project countries, will receive targeted training on systemic and transformative concepts and will help to transfer supra-regional learning impulses into national strategies and programs.500 food and nutrition systems champions will act as bridge builders between communities, civil society, administrations and market actors at the micro, meso and macro levels. They come from a wide variety of backgrounds – community councils, model farmers, women's networks, local businesses and authorities – and will receive targeted training in systemic thinking, network building, leadership and advocacy. They contribute to embedding local innovations in municipal and regional governance mechanisms.1,000 government employees, advisors and political decision-makers at municipal and district level are key actors in integrating food security into municipal development planning and budgetary processes . Targeted training in cross-sectoral coordination, transparent planning and systemic thinking strengthens their skills to effectively implement multisectoral strategies and improve governance structures. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 425537 304148 300575 489740 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1128-25 Welthungerhilfe Le réseau StartNetwork lance la troisième phase du financement StartReady à Madagascar, destinée à soutenir les initiatives d’actions anticipées en cas de déclenchement potentiel de la sécheresse. 07 ONG membres de ce réseau, don’t on ne WHH,ont exprimé leur intérêt pour bénéficier de ce soutien, avec un montant de financement total de 800 000 GBP. L’activation de ce mécanisme de financement est conditionnée par les résultats du modèle de suivi de la sécheresse agricole, basé sur l’indicateur WRSI (indice de satisfaction des besoins en eau pour le maïs dans ce cas précis). Le sud et le sud-est du pays ont souffert d’un retard important dans le démarrage de la campagne agricole, du au stress hydrique. Des nombreuses sources d’eau telles que les rivières, puits et étangs se sont taries. L’apport de Welthungerhilfe va contribuer à l’atténuation des effets négatifs de la sécheresse sur l’accessibilité et disponibilité alimentaire des ménages les plus vulnérables dans la Région cible.Spécifiquement, l’action va permettre aux 1950 ménages cibles de bénéficier :  Une assistante immédiate inconditionnelle à travers programme cash transfert pour assurer une meilleure accessibilité à la nourriture alimentaire et à d’autres besoins  jugés fondamentaux par les ménages.  Les même ménages vont bénéficier des actions relative à la reprise de la saison avec une mesure d’accompagnement pour restaurer leur moyen de subsistance à travers une fourniture des semences à cycles courts.En parallèle, ce financement permettra aux acteurs de la région cible de renforcer la coordination et les synergies, en facilitant l'organisation de réunions d'échange intersectorielle périodiques soutenues par WHH, en collaboration avec les leads de secteur de la région. 2500 START Network 240546 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-COD1194-24 Welthungerhilfe WHH, together with Bon Dieu dans la Rue (BDRint), received funding from StartFund to scale up the currently ongoing emergency response in the sector of WASH in Lushagala site, outside of Goma. Through the StartFund funding, 200 new emergency latrine stalls (20 latrines blocks) will be constructed for newly displaced people in Lushagala site. In addition, 1000 WASH kits, including menstrual hygiene kits, will be distributed to 1000 newly displaced and extremely vulnerable households around the new latrines.  Project Objective : To Contribute in providing emergency sanitation infrastructure to newly displaced conflict affected populations in Lushagala site. The project will support a total of 2,000 households, who will benefit from 200 newly constructed emergency latrines and 1,000 WASH kits for most vulnerable households in the blocks around the new latrines. According to IOM/CCCM for Lushagala site, the average household size is 5 people. In addition, according to the DRC's Humanitarian Response Plan 2024, the breakdown is 27% for boys, 27% for girls, 22% for men and 24% for women and 15% for people living with disabilities. The calculations of the population reached takes into account the above indications. Hence, the project will reach 10,000 persons (2,000 households) in total through the construction of emergency latrines and distribution of WASH kits. The most vulnerable 1000 households among the newly displaced people living in the blocks with the latrines to be constructed will be targeted for the WASH kits distribution. START Network 140614 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1227-25 Welthungerhilfe The resurfacing of the cholera outbreak in Mazowe Flowers farm, a compound in Mazowe district, that started on the 19th of December 2024 came just less than 6 months after the country had been declared cholera free.  By 06 January 2025, 10 culture confirmed cases and a cumulative total of 103 suspected cholera cases that included one fatality shows that the underlying causes of cholera have not been addressed decisively. Access to portable water is limited through rationing by the farmer as members fail to contribute towards water pumping of the motorized borehole by the responsible authority, leaving them with no option than to fetch the water from Mazowe River. The start fund is best suited to support interventions of such crisis due to the urgency with which the Network operates. The project aims to reduce cholera case load and mortality thus preventing and controlling local transmission. This is to be achieved through successful distribution of the hygiene enabling kits to the affected households and neighbors ensuring the Case Area Targeted Interventions approach is followed. Capacity building of Village Health Workers and Volunteers in conducting door-to-door hygiene promotion and reaching at least 80% of the targeted households with key Health and Hygiene messages aimed at creating communities that are resilient and responsive to future outbreaks of similar nature. This will also help to build better understanding on health and hygiene issues leading to improved good hygiene practices which is a key component of this response. Disaster Risk Reduction activities that include capacity building in all cholera response spheres will help to create a competent Rapid Response Team in the affected district and this will ensure enhanced future capacity to deal with potential outbreak. The number of people who will benefit from access to safe water, safe sanitation options and hygiene promotion is derived from the households affected by the cholera crisis. The targeted communities in the 4 wards (16,17, 19 and 33) all have farming compounds and an urban location called Glendale with a total of 5438 households broken down as follows; Mazoe Flowers (326hh), Panashe estate (86hh), Kachere estate (87hh), Mazoe citrus (231hh), Harmony (89hh), Duncombe (92hh) and Glendale town (4437hh), all translating to a total of 32 206 people when one household has an average size of 5 people according to the census results of 2022. The four wards above have already experienced cholera cases putting them at high risk of cholera spread. START Network 91011 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1189-23 Welthungerhilfe The project intends to mitigate the storm and extreme rainfall in Gokwe South in wards 9 and 15, which destroyed crops, livelihoods, and houses. The project will distribute NFIs and promote hygiene and health to 30.842 affected people as a humanitarian response. The 244 most affected families will get one-time, multipurpose monetary relief to meet their immediate food and commodity requirements from the program.  201 storm-destroyed homes will get multifunctional funds for shelter from the program. As the community recovers, all 445 Households will get a second food aid cash transfer to give 2003 persons with emergency food.  The project will provide beans and cow peas seeds to 244 households to reduce food insecurity induced by the storm. The project aims to alleviate the negative effects on affected Households from the storm and high rainfall in Gokwe South wards 9 and 15 on their livelihoods.  30000 START Network 144478 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1123-24 Welthungerhilfe  Le programme STARTREADY du StartNetwork alloue un fonds de préparation aux risques dans les pays participants, par le biais de la composante « Réserve Nationale ». Ce fonds vise à renforcer la capacité des membres du StartNetwork à anticiper et répondre efficacement aux crises via la mise en œuvre d’actions de préparation et de réponses précoces. En tant que membre du réseau StartNetwork au niveau national, WHH Madagascar contribue activement aux efforts visant à garantir une mise en œuvre efficace des actions anticipatoires et des réponses post-crise. Les activités de préparation se déclinent en trois volets : le pré-ciblage des communautés vulnérables, le renflouement de nos stocks de prépositionnement, et le renforcement des équipes d’urgence pays de WHH. Objectif Global : Renforcer la capacité de préparation de WHH afin de mettre en œuvre une action d’anticipation et de réponse précoce adaptée, efficace et efficiente.Spécifiquement, il est fixé de : Améliorer la capacité d’intervention de WHH en mettant en place des mesures de préparation minimales pour assurer une action d’anticipation efficace face aux risques cycloniques. 7500 START Network 17802 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1109-23 Welthungerhilfe The project will provide response to food and nutrition crises in Atsimo Atsinanana and Anosy through a multisector approach aimed at achieving food and nutritional security, and building resilience by the end of the project. Complementary and nutrition-sensitive activities, like access to drinking water and improved hygiene practices will support the activities in the areas of food and nutrition. Involving target communities in the decision-making process is an absolute priority in WHH's approach. This approach contributes to higher social acceptance, effective ownership, and relevance and effectiveness of our action. While responding to the crisis, the project will also build up the capacity of the WHH Madagascar emergency team. Objectif général :Assurer une réponse appropriée aux crises alimentaires et nutritionnelles dans les régions d’intervention (Atsimo, Atsinanana et Anosy) tout en stabilisant et en améliorant la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle des participants d’ici la fin du projet. 5400 START Network 21521 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1158-24 Welthungerhilfe Changing gender dynamics for equitable decision-making and economic empowerment of women in Teso and Karamoja Project objective: Gender equality in the target regions of Karamoja and Teso has been sustainably improved. 2,400 women and 3,500 girls in Teso and Karamoja sustainably improve their living conditions, use better quality MH, SRHR and PSEAH services and participate in decision-making processes. The direct target group is 8,863 people which consists of 2,400 women and 3,500 girls as well as 960 men and 500 boys in the project regions of Teso and Karamoja. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 538467 487071 271381 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1122-21 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to  increase the capacity and ability of at risk-communities (especially women, elderly, people with disabilities) to better anticipate, adapt to and absorb the negative impacts of climate related hazards and associated risks, shocks and stress. To be achieved through: Development, management and execution of climate-resilient adaptation plans; Supporting at risk households to access transformational income generation opportunities; Leveraging and fundraising from public and private sector for climate adaptation/mitigation action plans; Development of business/knowledge hubs to build resilience of house holds; Capacity enhancement for line departments to integrate climate change adaptation/planning. Impact: Extremely poor and vulnerable people in Pakistan are more resilient to climate induced risks, shocks and stressesOutcome: Increased capacity and ability of at-risk communities (especially women and extremely poor) to anticipate, adopt to, and absorb the negative impacts of climate induced shocks and stresses 122500 DFID (new: FCDO) 361236 901900 457444 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR1114-25 Welthungerhilfe Project objective is that vulnerable communities in Syria achieve greater self-reliance, food security, and social cohesion. Enhanced knowledge of nutrition and food systems leads to improved health and well-being, while strengthened legal awareness empowers individuals to secure their property rights. The establishment of community-based organizations fosters a safer environment by addressing gender-based violence and promoting peaceful coexistence. Economic development through income-generating activities contributes to long-term resilience, reducing dependence on humanitarian aid and enhancing overall stability in affected communities. Activities belonging to the goal contribute to several sustainable goals: SGD 1., SGD 2., SGD 5., SDG 17. Objective: Strengthening community resilience for inclusive development and improved food security in Syria Returnees and displaced people: Residents of camps and informal settlements in northwest Syria have either returned or are planning to relocate in short to mid-term future to their places of origin or settled in the host communities. Youth (IDPs and host community members): With limited access to educational opportunities over the last decade created by the war/post-war conditions of lack of institutional capacities, youth in Syria are facing lack of necessary skills that match the market demands, as well as access to any sustainable employment opportunities. Women (IDPs and host community members): One in five households are headed by women. These women are navigating profound instability in a context where female unemployment exceeds 80 percent and social safety nets have largely disappeared. PwDs: (internally displaced persons, host/rural communities) are rarely integrated into economic activities and decision-making bodies, which results in a high level of vulnerability and dependence on their household members. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 3000000 4000000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-COD1140-19 Welthungerhilfe The proposed intervention aims at ensuring adequate epidemic preparedness measures to avert the spread of Ebola Virus Disease in the targeted Health Districts.To reach this goal the approach will be to implement awareness raising activities at household level and in public institutions such as schools and health centers, to increase awareness and provide the benefits to avoid contamination. The activities at household level will include the support of the community relays previously trained by the World Health Organization , to spread messages concerning the method of transmission and how to prevent an outbreak of the epidemics, as well as to enhance good practices in terms of prevention of water-related diseases. In public institutions, the collaboration with a local NGO will support WHH in providing the schools with sensitization tools previously set up and validated by the Ministry of Health, which will be used during sessions in the primary and secondary schools in the selected Health Districts. The same awareness sessions will be carried out in the health centers, aiming at involving the attending and improving their knowledge about Ebola-related topics. The distribution of handwashing facilities in schools and health centers will encourage the good practices in terms of personal hygiene, increasing the capacity to stop the diffusion of the virus. Objective 1: The identified population living in potential areas at risk, will receive the knowledge to avoid Ebola virus transmissionObjective 2: The targeted public facilities (schools and health centers) are equipped with material to prevent Ebola virus transmission. The total number of beneficiaries are calculated based on the gaps mentioned in the World Health Organization (WHO) assessment for the operationality of the community relays. The standard agreed between the WHO and the Ministry of Health is 50 households for each relay. Therefore, the total number of the direct beneficiaries who will benefit from the hygiene household sessions has been counted over the 1,833 -community relay volunteers which might cover around 641,550 people. AA 855000 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-TJK1145-22 Welthungerhilfe 3 land scarce communities in Ishkashim district turn 68 ha of fallow land into models for resource conserving pomiculture. Welthungerhilfe is currently installing solar water pumps for irrigation. The project complements this measure by adding a component for resource conserving pomiculture, allowing beneficiaries to make maximum use of their precious new water and soil resources.The approach will be rolled out to protect soil and water in Southern Tajikistan's agricultural areas and improve food security and income opportunities of agricultural smallholders. Through the project's innovative approaches, over 100ha of currently unproductive lands are turned into extensive orchards, fodder or vegetable gardens that are managed according to the principles of conservation agriculture. Climate smart irrigation, pomi- and horticulture contribute to the protection of soil and water in Southern Tajikistan's agricultural areas and improve food security and income opportunities of hundreds of agricultural smallholders. Through the projects innovative approaches, over 100ha of currently unproductive lands are turned into extensive orchards, fodder or vegetable gardens that are managed according to the principles of conservation agriculture. The beneficiaries of this project are agricultural smallholders in the 6 target districts of Shugnon, Rushon, Ishkashim, Yovon, Khuroson and Vakhsh. In total, >800 dekhan farmer families will benefit from this intervention, resulting in >4000 people (family members) as indirect beneficiaries – among which 50% women. Approximately 400 families will be allocated land plots on the newly irrigated lands. The same amount of smallholders in neighboring villages will additionally participate in the trainings provided by the project. These people already have fruit trees in their home gardens and will learn how to properly tend them using the resource conserving practices, promoted by the project.While some target villages in the Ishkashim regions are already identified and confirmed by authorities and beneficiary communities, the final identification of additional land plots in the remainder of the target zone will happen during the first 4 months of the project (inception period). This selection is based on a list of potential project locations, which have already been pre assessed. SDC / DDC / DEZA 500 534965 589579 33095 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBR110-25 Welthungerhilfe The aim is to restore degraded forests, preserve biodiversity, protect livelihoods, and combat climate change, through an integrated, sustainable, and resilient approach. The program will start with locally led participatory research to identify priority areas and threats to biodiversity. Using satellite-based land cover analysis, ecosystem dynamics and their impacts on local communities will be better understood. This data will inform the development of a user-friendly mobile application for data collection and monitoring, and the implementation of community led conservation and restoration plans. (1) To enhance environmental protection and sustainable natural resource management through evidence-based strategies, innovative tools, effective capacity building and improved forest governance. (2) Reverse environmental degradation through locally led forest restoration and ecosystem conservation approaches.(3) Improve livelihoods and climate resilience for vulnerable rural communities by strengthening ecosystem-based business and promoting climate-smart agricultural practices. In Liberia, the program targets 30 communities across 4 clans, in Suakoko district in Bong County that have lost forest and tree cover or are situated at the fringes of forests, where human activities threaten the forest’s sustainability. Bong county, with Suakoko as its largest commercial hub, recorded Liberia’s highest tree cover loss, totaling 409 kha between 2001 and 2023 . With an estimated population of 44,930 across three clans, Suakoko is a critical area for reforestation. To address urgent reforestation needs and prevent further deforestation, the program aims to reach 7,500 farming households, to conserve 50ha per community and to restore 150 hectares of degraded and forest-edge land. Engaging multiple communities and targeting both state and nonstate actors, marginalised groups, and 50% women, ensures that ecosystems benefit and sustainable livelihood opportunities reach those who traditionally have had limited access, thereby promoting fairness, social equity and sustainability. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) 174255 147313 127940 130352 73941 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1261-23 Welthungerhilfe The proposed project will build on the successes of the recently completed BMZ SEWOH project , with the specific aim of scaling up and expanding the interventions that proved most effective and relevant in the previous project, in order to increase the food security and resilience of households most affected by rising food prices, and promote gender equity. Project Goal (Impact): Increase in food security and resilience of vulnerable populations to the negative impacts of food price increases and to contribute to the promotion of gender equity​. In total in Kenya, 18,660 direct participants will benefit from the project: 7,450 men (40%) and 11,150 women (60%) NORAD 2729715 2729715 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1125-24 Welthungerhilfe La saison cyclonique 2024-2025 sera très active à Madagascar, avec 2 à 5 cyclones attendus. En plus des risques cycloniques, les dangers hydrométéorologiques, notamment dans les zones proches des bassins versants et des rivières, seront élevés. Face à cette situation, Welthungerhilfe Madagascar bénéficiera du soutien du programme WAHAFA pour mettre en œuvre des activités préparatoires inscrites dans le cadre WAHAFA Fuel. Ce projet vise à renforcer la capacité de préparation de WHH MDG pour réaliser efficacement les activités anticipatoires prévues dans les PAA dès que le mécanisme sera déclenché,dans 25 communes. Objectif général : Renforcer la résilience des communautés face aux impacts négatifs des aléas hydrométéorologiques ( cyclone et inondation) en fournissant un soutien adapté aux actions de préparation dans les zones à risque.Objectif opérationnel : Assurer une préparation efficace face aux risques hydrométéorologique afin de garantir la mise en œuvre effective des actions anticipatoires préalablement définies dans le Protocol d’Action Anticipé.R.1.1 : les personnes à risques et vulnérables dans les zones du projet sont identifiésR.1.2 : les communautés dans les zones à risques sont informées et sensiblisées sur les mesures de préparations à adopter avant, pendant et après le passage du cycloneR.1.3 : Les actions anticipées sont connus et mis en œuvre dans le délai prévu suivant le contexte local et les risques Nombre total de participants :50000.Les participants cibles du projet sont les suivants :Les communautés identifiées comme étant à risque et les plus vulnérables aux effets des cyclones et des inondations.Les autorités locales et les acteurs impliqués dans les structures de gestion des risques et des catastrophes.L'ensemble des communautés vivant dans les zones à risque, qui font l'objet de l'étude du projet. AA 80001 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-COD1131-18 Welthungerhilfe The main target group of the project interventions are Internally Displaces Person(IDPs) without means. These are either located by host families or in IDP locations. Likewise, returnees who lost the last harvest and have no seeds for the next growing season are assisted. To release the host community of the burden they are carrying to support the IDP population, those found vulnerable are also assisted. Restore the livelihoods for a peaceful and stable reconstruction in the intervention area. The food security and nutritional status of the conflict affected communities will be improved. Direct beneficiaries: 17,200 households (86,000 people) of which: An average of Returnees (40%), Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in camps (30%), IDPs (20%), Host Families (10%)The main target group of the project interventions are IDPs without means. These are either located by host families or in IDP locations. Likewise, returnees who lost the last harvest and have no seeds for the next growing season are assisted. To release the hosting community of the burden they are carrying to support the IDP population, those found vulnerable are also assisted. AA 87136 1771921 210253 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-COD1178-22 Welthungerhilfe DRC is experiencing a worrying humanitarian situation which is reflected in the Humanitarian response plan for the DRC for the Year 2021 and Humanitarian Needs Overview 2022. The displaced population and the host families who have welcomed the displaced people and now are also experiencing pressure on their livelihoods. The project intends to provide rapid and timely relief in the sectors of 1) food and nutrition security, 2) access to basic WASH services and 3) other needs. The main objective of this intervention is to provide rapid relief to Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) who have lost their goods and livelihoods due to the persistent crisis in Ituri province of the DRC. Project outcome : The living conditions of the conflict-affected population are improved through increased and ameliorated access to food, clean water and basic necessities as well as enhanced nutrition, hygiene and sanitation.Impact :Address immediate and basic needs of crisis affected people in Eastern Congo The total number of direct beneficiaries targeted by the project is 10,400 households(HHs) (62,499 individuals) broken down as follows:Internally Displaces Persons: 6,240 HHs (37,440 individuals)Host families: 4,160 HHs (24,960 individuals) AA 538689 2359489 3316824 2832500 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MMR1120-18 Welthungerhilfe The project is the continuation of an ongoing engagement of Metta with AA support in a lasting complex emergency in Myanmar's Kachin and Northern Shan State. The intervention shall maintain current IDP camp support by covering basic needs and provide essential food assistance/cash provision to purchase food items for IDPs that otherwise would face severe food shortage. Critical WASH and shelter gaps area also addressed (latrine construction, bathing space for women and girls, hygiene promotion). Impact: The basic needs regarding food, WASH and shelter are fulfilled and protection risks reduced for conflict affected IDPs and most vulnerable groups in Kachin State and Sagaing Region.Outcome: Immediate needs of IDPs and host communities with regards to food, WASH and shelter in 37 IDP camps and 10 host communities in in the target area are met. 100% of the target groups are conflict affected individuals and/or families. The project will benefit 25,104 IDPs (12,138 M, 12966 F) from 5,021 households currently living in 39 camps in Kachin and Northern Shan states. The selection of the IDP camps benefiting of the intervention is the result of a process of discussions and consultations between Metta and other JST members and other local actors. Metta will take responsibility for the 39 camps / relocation sites in Kachin and Northern Shan states. The project will give preferential treatment in the selection process to female-headed households, women and widows, unaccompanied children (girls in particular), the elderly and people with disabilities, pregnant women and lactating mothers. AA 39551 571181 216828 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1067-25 Welthungerhilfe This early action project is being proposed for Sarishabari sub-district under Jamalpur district targeting flood vulnerable communities. Like other early action projects, activities under this project are also expected to strengthen the targeted community’s resilience to cope with disaster. Categorically, interventions proposed under this project are expected to have impact over Food Security, Disaster Risk Reduction, and cash. To strengthen the resilience of vulnerable populations exposed to anticipated floods. 500 Households encompassing particularly vulnerable persons Start Network 34199 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG1286-24 Welthungerhilfe The project will meet the immediate needs of returnees (from Pakistan and Iran) with a hybrid of inkind food/ hygiene kits, water trucking services, and multipurpose cash for 6 months, with targeted trainings. Vulnerable members of the host community will have the opportunity to participate in cash for work, or receive unconditional cash if they have no one able to work. Fresh food vouchers with growth monitoring screening to improve the nutrition of families of children in treatment for SAM and MAM. The proposed intervention aims to provide emergency support in the key areas of return and this way improve well-being and ensure safe and dignified returns of participants. Total Participants: 95270. AA 4442487 4168624 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BFA1125-22 Welthungerhilfe WHH propose cette nouvelle initiative d'urgence pour compléter ses projets d'assistance transitoire par le biais d'une approche NEXUS. Le projet proposé aidera les institutions et les communautés locales à se préparer et à répondre à des crises multiples pour les ménages déplacés à l'intérieur du pays et les communautés vulnérables pendant la période de soudure. Face à la récurrence de la crises alimentaire et nutritionnelle dau Burkina Faso (+ 3 500 000 personnes dans le besoin), le projet s'appuie sur 04 axes qui visent à (1) apporter une assistance alimentaire d’urgence pour combler les zones vulnérables aigues non couvertes par les réponses des systèmes nationaux , (2) appuyer les groupes cibles à prévenir les maladies en leur assurant un approvisionnement en eau et un assainissement adéquat et enfin , (3) soutenir les communautés dans la prévention de la malnutrition et (4) Renforcer la coordination humanitaire en vue de délivrer une assistance qui réponde aux normes humanitaires fondamentales. Ces axes s'intègrent et seront accompagnés d’un pilier transversal: la protection. Targeted refugees, returnees, IDPs, and host communities affected by violence, climate change in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso have their basic primary needs in Food, Nutrition, and Wash secured in the short-term. Nombre Total de particpants :33500.Les bénéficiaires principaux de ce projet sont les PDIs, les Communautés hôtes vulnérables, les retournées ainsi que les refugiés et rappatriées. Pour les PDIs nouvellement arrivées, les listes sont mises à disposition par le service de l'action humanitaire, puis WHH procède par une enquête de vérification dans les ménages avant de déployer l'assistance. Pour les communautés Hôtes vulnérables, la méthode HEA est employée pour identifier les ménages hôtes les plus vulnérables éligibles à l'assistance alimentaire. Les retournées sont caractérisés par un retour permament dans la localité d'origine. Ils sont pris en charge pour faciliter leur reinstallation. AA 955872 2952844 1106417 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1021-18 Welthungerhilfe The overall objective is to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions and access to basic services of Rohingya refugee population in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh by increased health, agency, and dignity through improved protection, WASH and nutrition. Outcome: Increased health, agency, and dignity through improved protection, WASH and nutrition. Total Participants : 41834. In line with the Joint Resilience Project (JRP), the main target group of the proposed action are Rohingya refugees. However, given the mixed nature of the refugee settlements in Teknaf Upazila, the needs of the most vulnerable member of the host communities will be taken into account. The Alliance2015 partners will comply with the Inter Sector Cooperation Group (ISCG) sector-specific guidelines on support to the host communities (published in May 2018), especially with regards to protection mainstreaming, do no harm principles and conflict sensitive programming. AA Concern Worldwide UK People in Need 281281 1494168 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IRQ1013-17 Welthungerhilfe This project proposal is Welthungerhilfe's answer to the established need and integrates the strategies and goals of the WASH cluster in its activities: Safe access to emergency water supply and sanitation; hygiene education for extremely vulnerable demographics. Expansion of services, improvements of water and sanitation infrastructure, comprehensive hygiene education, integration of communities into management and maintenance of WASH infrastructure. Continuing improvement of WASH services, integration of communities into management and maintenance of WASH infrastructure: preparation for the transfer of management and operations of WASH facilities to communities and/or authorities. Emergency activities will be combined with transition assistance. Based on prior experiences in the project area and the failure to date of the mass exodus from Mosul to materialize, this action will focus primarily on the rehabilitation of water and sanitation infrastructure in particularly vulnerable communities affected by armed conflict. Principal objective (outcome):Contribution to ensuring access to appropriate and just sanitary provision and hygiene for IDP, returnees and host communities under special recognition of the needs of women, girls and vulnerable individualsSpecific objective:Access to clean drinking water, sanitary installations, hygiene and waste disposal for communities in Northern Iraq is improved Total Participants :163880. Internally Displaced Persons , returnees, and host community are targeted. Women, children, chronical ill, elderly, and people with special needs are particularly at risk in crises and are over proportionally represented. Male and female volunteers will be involved as to take care of gender related issues. AA 1217700 1834300 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1064-25 Welthungerhilfe The project targets 1,050 direct and 1,000 indirect households in four cyclone-prone unions of Cox’s Bazar Sadar and Teknaf Upazilas. It aims to reduce asset loss, enhance preparedness, and improve post-cyclone recovery through a coordinated, multi-sector approach. The main intervention is the distribution of unconditional Multi-Purpose Cash Grants (MPCG), supplemented with early action measures in WASH, shelter, mobility, protection, and information dissemination.  Objective of the project: To strengthen the resilience of 2000 vulnerable households in Cox's Bazar & Teknaf Upazila by implementing anticipatory actions aimed at minimizing disaster-induced losses from cyclones through multi-purpose cash grants (MPCG), mobility support, WASH facilities, and shelter assistance.  The project aim to reach a total of 2000 HHs with approximately 8520 individuals Start Network 29679 30396 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-TJK1138-21 Welthungerhilfe 3 land scarce communities in Ishkashim district turn 30ha of currently fallow land into models for resource conserving pomiculture. Welthungerhilfe is currently installing solar water pumps for irrigation of these land plots. The proposed project complements this measure by adding a component for resource conserving pomiculture, allowing beneficiaries to make maximum use of their precious new water and soil resources. Climate smart irrigation and pomiculture contribute to the protection of soil and water in Ishkashim border area and improve food security and income opportunities of hundreds of agricultural smallholders. Total Number of Participants: 931.The beneficiaries of this project are agricultural smallholders of the three target villages Sheikhbek, Zugvand and Yakhshivol. In total 188 dekhan farmers will benefit from this intervention, resulting in over 1000 people (family members) as indirect beneficiaries. For details see table at the beginning of this document.Participating farmers (in Zugvand the entire village - in the other two locations farmers with small current land holdings and the readiness to contribute with free labor) are allocated small plots of 0.1 – 0.4 ha size (depending on location), from which they can retain the harvest. As is common practice in the Ishkashim target area, agricultural work, procurement and sale is coordinated between smallholders. SDC / DDC / DEZA 0 140946 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER1087-24 Welthungerhilfe Projet d'autonomisation des femmes qui sera implementé dans la région de Diffa dans deux communes Diffa et Kabalewa . Il vise à bien organiser les femmes et jeunes filles, à promouvoir le droit des femmes, à les faire acceder à la terre, à assurer leur autonomisation financière et à renforcer leurs capacités de plaidoyer Les conditions de vie, la sécurité alimentaire et l’autonomisation socio-économique des femmes et jeunes filles affectées de crises et conflits dans les villages ciblées par le projet dans les communes de Diffa et Kablewa sont améliorés.Les femmes ont un accès accru aux connaissances, ressources, actifs et services essentiels à leur sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle. Les femmes, y compris les jeunes filles ont acquis des compétences et aptitudes nécessaires pour sécuriser leurs moyens de subsistance, assurer leur autonomisationLes partenaires disposent de capacités améliorées pour soutenir efficacement les communautés locales et plus spécifiquement dans le cadre des projets de soutien aux femmes et filles Le projet cible directement 1.904 personnes, dont 1.523 femmes/filles et 381 hommes/garçons dans les deux communes de la région de Diffa : Diffa et Kablewa répartis dans sept (7) villages dont 3 de Kablewa et 4 de Diffa. Le ciblage sera basé sur les critères de vulnérabilités avec l’approche Household Economy Analysis (HEA), au sein des communautés vivantes dans les deux communes (réfugiés déplacés, retournés et population hôte, un focus sera mis sur les femmes à besoins spécifiques ou survivants de VBG et d’autres abus.Afin de faciliter et rendre transparent le processus, des organes de participation (informant clés, comité de gestion, comités des plaintes) seront mis en place. Ils seront chargés d’assurer la participation effective des communautés à toutes les étapes de mise en œuvre du projet notamment la définition des critères de vulnérabilité, la sélection des ménages et le suivi de l’exécution des différentes activités aux actions Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 111111 333333 333333 222222 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1140-23 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to improve the Food and Nutrition situation for vulnerable communities, especially women and children through multi-sectoral approaches to improve the food and nutrition situation and increase the resilience of at-risk communities through strategies that enable anticipation and preparedness. Activities will be implemented to improve access to and consumption of health and diverse diets, to increase nutrition awareness and improved WASH facilities as well as through supporting disaster preparedness strategies. The project will be implemented in Shangla, Jhal Magsi and Muzaffargarh.  Objective/Impact:To contribute to building resilience through improved food and nutrition security among small-holder farming households in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Baluchistan, and Punjab provinces of PakistanOutcomes:Improved access to and consumption of healthy and diverse diets among smallholder households by employing adaptive and transformative capacities to develop robustness against climatic shocks and stresses,Improved nutrition situation through Nutrition-awareness among population particularly during the 1000-days window of opportunity and through improved WASH facilities/services,Improved nutrition situation of women (of reproductive age) and children (under 5 years of age) to save lives, ensure good health and ability to work,Resilience of at-risk communities and local authorities enhanced through operationalization of supporting strategies that enable them to anticipate, better prepare for and respond to natural disasters. 126756 NORAD 252785 1011139 1263870 610635 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1229-22 Welthungerhilfe The project aims at enhancing the food security of 1,060 drought -threatened households  in Maikona and Kargi wards of Marsabit County through the distribution of early cash and dissemination of  suitable related messages. Guided by assessments conducted by the cash working group and pegged on the minimum food expenditure basket(MFEB), provisions will cover 75% of the MFEB based on the IPC classification of IPC 4 in the county. Disbursements will be done in two cycles of equal amounts using Safaricom's M-Pesa mobile money transfer between July  and September 2022. The project's expected impact is the  enhancement of  the food security of some 1,060 drought threatened households in Maikona and Kargi wards of Marsabit county. This is to be realised through the attainment of two outcomes: (1) Target vulnerable households have been supported with early cash, and (2) Target households have been reached with suitable related messages on the utilization of the distributed cash for realisation of their food needs. A report of Marsabit county current drought situation and ongoing interventions that was published in June 2022 highlights the current situation and all the interventions being carried out by various actors. According to that report, out of a total of 7,667 households in the target region( 4,477 in Maikona and 3,190 in Kargi), a total of 5,119 households( 2,688 in Maikona and 2,431 in Kargi are vulnerable and in need of assistance. Of these, A total of 3,243 households(2,127 in Maikona and 1,116 in Kargi) are being supported by other cash programs, leaving a gap of 1,876 households of which 1,060 are being targeted by this proposed action. The report also ranks the two wards among the highest in need of assistance within the county. The proposed action will go a long way in narrowing the gap in coverage within the target regions and greatly help in preventing the targeted households from dropping further into severer food security conditions. Of the total beneficiaries, 551 are women and 509 are men. Thirteen and twelve women and men with disabilities respectively are also included in the target number. START Network 193524 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1195-23 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to address the poor hygiene standards through hygiene education in affected communities addressing those affected and those at risk of contracting the diseases. The door to door strategy through the village health workers/volunteers/hygiene promoters will be key so that at 80% of the the targeted households can be visited. The project also aims to distribute hygiene enabling NFI kits comprising of buckets for treatment of water at point of use with a tap for controlled water dispensing. And jerrycans  to to collect and store water. Water treatment chemicals will be provided for 3 months. 2 bars of soap for handwashing at critical times . To improve safe water availability, borehole rehabilitation will be done in the two districts  Project Overall Objective: The project will minimize the risk of further spreading Cholera in Dzivarasekwa and ChimanimaniOutcome: Realization of positive behavior change and prevention of water-borne diseases in Dzivarasekwa and Chimanimani.Impact: Reduced morbidity and mortality due to water and sanitation related diseases Total participants: 3000 START Network 120620 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1267-23 Welthungerhilfe This project aims at anchoring the anticipatory actions approach in Kenya. Onboarding the learnings from previous anticipatory work by WHH and other actors, WHH will play a facilitative role within the community of actors to prepare them to undertake anticipation actions in the country. This 'build' project will be a preparatory project for future implementation of 'fuel' projects which will be the implementation of the early action protocols. Capacity assessments/developemnt of existing and potential actors will be undertaken. Further developments on disaster forecasting where the drought monitoring and trigger dashboard developed under previous initiatives will be further developed to adopt a multi-hazard approach focussing on drought, floods and to alimited extend, conflicts. Objective of the action: NGO members of the Humanitarian Assistance Coordinating Committee (KOA) and their local humanitarian partners (LHP) are orientated on WAHAFA application, approval, and implementation procedures concerning access to technical and financial support for engaging in anticipatory humanitarian action. This 'builld' project has several participant cohorts. Firstly, since it targets to entrench The Federal Foreign Office within the NGO sector, one participant cohort will inculde actors, including NGOs that will be supported in variuos ways to enable them undertake anticipation work in the country. Other participants will include actors within the government setting - both the national and county/regional governments. Key partcicipants will include the National disaster operation centre( NDOC), the National Drought Mnagement Authority( NDMA), The Kenya Meteorologicaldepartment( KMD) and the variousrelevant departments at the county level. At the commuity level, deliberate efforts will be made to ensure inclusivity. In this case, it is recognized that vulnerable groups such as children, girls, boys, the elderly, the internally displaced/refugees and mothers are affected differently by extreme disaster events. In this case, proper analyses will be supported to ensure the best anticipation of these groups as well as the design of the most- fit- for purpose actions. Since pastoralism accounts for over 70% of the livelihoods of the populations in these regions, pastoralists are a key participant group.The total number of participants will come to : 21667 AA 0 117962 18279 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1104-23 Welthungerhilfe This project aims to establish community-based EAPs. The goal is to operationalize a multi-hazard anticipation mechanism covering major climate hazards in Anosy, Atsimo Andrefana, Atsimo Atsinanana. The proposed multi-hazard system will consider 3 main hazards including: cyclones/flood, and drought. WHH aims to build strong relationships and link to existing anticipation systems in the country. The organisation will go for further improvements of its existing drought model on and conceptualize an adapted triggering system for cyclone/flood based on the contexts and existing monitoring systems. To be more efficient in the implementation and response process, WHH will value more and more localized community work to be able to communicate and build efficiently local capacity for better community resilience and anticipated assistance. Overall objective: The humanitarian system is strengthened to respond to multi-hazard threats through the implementation of early action protocols in Welthungerhilfe Madagascar areas of intervention.Specific Objective1: The project has identified and analyzed risks, to support the development of anticipatory mechanisms/tool and to be able to have access to anticipation funding in time ;Specific Objective2: Welthungerhilfe will ensure that a strategy for the progressive handover and institutionalization of the mechanism created during the project to the competent authorities in risk management and alert systems to ensure greater efficiency and sustainability of anticipation mechanism. Total Participants : 4000. AA 54930 73515 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1100-19 Welthungerhilfe The Sindh Province in Pakistan is at high risk for drought. Especially the district Umerkot is affected. Government data indicates that 31,390 families in Umerkot will be at high risk due to a lack of access to health facilities and food and drinking water during the upcoming lean period (May to August 2019). WHH began its humanitarian response in January 2019 with 230,000 euros of its own funds, to reach 3,500 households. This AA-funded project would allow WHH and its partner, TRDP, to fulfil the objective of meeting the immediate needs of an additional 13,300 malnourished families affected by drought in Umerkot through multisectoral emergency aid. Development Objective / Overall Goal: Improved survival for drought-affected communities in the Umerkot district of Sindh province, Pakistan.Specific Objective: Improved health and nutrition situation of drought affected household with Pregnant and lactating woman PLWs and children Under five years from selected villages in two (2) Union Councils of Umerkot District during the lean period. The project will provide relief to children under 5 years and Pregnant and Lactating women (PLW) plus small growers affected by the drought. The total covered population of the project is 13,300 families (93.100 individuals) of 200 communities in two Union Councils i.e. Faqeer Abdullah and Kaplore. The project aims to have 1.00 households or 7.00 individuals (3,080 children, 1,960 women and 1,960 men) reach food security through conditional cash transfers (conditionality of participating in the awareness sessions).Medical camps will be organized in 200 villages and transport vouchers will be distrusted to 13,300 individuals (PLW and children under 5) to access health facilities.1,000 households will be provided with vouchers to access safe water for three months, 13,300 individuals (PLW/Care givers) will participate in sessions on nutrition and WASH awareness for behavioral change and 1,000 household will received hygiene kits (7000 individuals; 3080 children, 1960 women and 1960 men). AA 724354 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1150-24 Welthungerhilfe Catchment management, policy formulation, planning and implementation at Meso and Macro levels are strengthened The overall goal of the project is to strengthen the management of watersheds in Uganda through policy reforms and their implementation at the national level.Specific objectives-The management of the watersheds in Uganda is strengthened through political reforms and their implementation at the national level (meso and macro level).-Improve the resilience and livelihoods of communities in the Lokere and Lokok catchment areas (micro and meso level). Micro level: The direct participants of the project are the population in the water catchment areas of Lokere and Lokok in the districts of Moroto (approx. 100,000 people), Napak (approx. 45,000 people) and Kotido (approx. 250,000 people). Meso-level: The direct target group consists of 1,070 people, including representatives of the watershed management organization, which is made up of research institutes, the private sector, religious and cultural institutions, civil society organizations, political and technical authorities of the districts, and the decentralized legal institutions. These persons will be trained in the further implementation of the management plans for the Lokok and Lokere river basins.Macro-level: The direct target group will be around 80 people, in particular from the MWE as well as from other line ministries such as the MAAIF, the Ministry of Equality, Labour and Social Development (MGLSD) and the Ministry of Local Government. At the macro level, universities/research institutions, the private sector and WASH networks such as UWASNET and the Uganda WASH Agenda for Change Forum are also involved.Indirect participants include approximately 810,000 people living in the Lokok and Lokere catchment areas where the project is being implemented, as well as an estimated 45 million people in Uganda's four water management zones who will benefit from the project-supported policy reforms to protect water sources. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 600000 700000 500000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER1080-23 Welthungerhilfe Le projet proposé s'appuiera sur les succès du projet BMZ SEWOH qui vient de s'achever, dans le but spécifique d'intensifier et de développer les interventions qui se sont avérées les plus efficaces et les plus pertinentes dans le cadre du projet précédent, afin d'accroître la sécurité alimentaire et la résilience des ménages les plus touchés par l'augmentation des prix des denrées alimentaires et de promouvoir l'équité entre les hommes et les femmes.Le projet du Niger fait partie d'un projet multi-pays qui sera mis en œuvre dans 4 pays au cours de la période allant du 1er juillet 2023 au 30 juin 2024.Au Niger, le projet sera mis en œuvre dans la région de Diffa, couvrant principalement les zones dans lesquelles WHH au Niger opérait dans le cadre du projet NER1068. Impact du Projet -  Augmentation de la sécurité alimentaire et de la résilience des populations vulnérables face aux effets négatifs de la hausse des prix des denrées alimentaires et contribution à la promotion de l'équité entre les hommes et les femmes.Les Outcome du projet 01 -  Augmentation de la production locale de denrées alimentaires résistantes au climat des populations cibles.02 -  Augmentation des revenus du groupe cible et renforcement des moyens de subsistance.03 -  La malnutrition et la dénutrition des populations vulnérables touchées par la crise alimentaire sont réduites.04 -  L'équité entre les sexes et l'inclusion dans les communautés cibles sont promues 13399 NORAD 1331457 619290 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SOM1075-23 Welthungerhilfe The proposed project will build on the successes of the recently completed BMZ SEWOH project , with the specific aim of scaling up and expanding the interventions that proved most effective and relevant in the previous project, in order to increase the food security and resilience of households most affected by rising food prices, and promote gender equity. The target group of the project is small-scale farmers, pastoralists and agro-pastoralists and vulnerable groups, such as women-led households, Internally Displaced People (IDP) and people living with disabilities. Project Goal (Impact): Increase in food security and resilience of vulnerable populations to the negative impacts of food price increases and to contribute to the promotion of gender equity​Outcome1: Local climate-resilient food production of target populations is increased"Outcome 2:  Incomes of the target group are increased and livelihoods are strengtheningOutcome 3:  Malnutrition and undernutrition of vulnerable populations affected by the food crisis is reducedOutcome 4. Gender equity and inclusion in target communities is promoted 4305 NORAD 849183 698277 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1103-23 Welthungerhilfe Le Grand Sud-Est ont été durement impactées par des multiples chocs au cours des deux dernières années successives et ayant entrainé une persistance de la  situation d’insécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle. Cette situation va exceptionnellement davantage s’empirer à partir du mi-aout, période à laquelle la condition d’accès en alimentation des ménages vulnérables va se dégrader au vu des multiples raisons dont la rupture totale des réserves alimentaire et exacerbé par la menace du flambée des prix de produits  de base alimentaires et le faible accès à des mains d’œuvre. A cet effet, CARE et WHH ont lancé une alerte d'anticipation.WHH va supporter 2000 enfants âgés de 6 à 59 mois et 1000 ménages promotion de la culture contre saison dans la Commune de Vatanato,District de Vangaidrano. Pour l'intervention de WHH, la logique d'intervention sera structuté comme suit:Objectif Global: Anticiper les eventuels effets négatifs de la precocité de la période de soudure sur le secteur nutrition et protection des moyens de subsistances des ménges vulnérablesDeux objectifs specifiques y en découlent:OS1: Prevenir de la malnutrition aigues pour 2000 enfants de 6 à 59 mois.OS2: Contribuer à la restauration des moyens de subistances de 1000 ménages  à travers la reprise de la contre saison agricole. 3015 START Network 92604 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER1085-23 Welthungerhilfe C’est un projet d’assistance d’urgence aux victimes d’inonondation dans la région de Tahoua qui sera mis en oeuvre par un consortium des ONG internationales WHH comme lead, Mercy Corps et CWW . Le projet assistera 1000 ménages victimes d'inondation en cash inconditionnel, Kits NFI/ dignité, kits Abrits et education nutritionnelle pendant une période de 45 jours The flood affected population urgently need support in other to survive the crisis because they had to flee their families living behind them all their belongings. The distribution of unconditional cash will allow them to get access to basic necessities as well as food. The distribution of Shelter NFI kits will allow Households to get access to items for cooking and protection against hazard. The Nutrition support activities, complementing Cash Transfer interventions will also involve the distribution of supplementary fortified flour to Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLW) as well as children aged 6 to 23 months . The nutritional education will help them to know and consume food of more nutritional value and to avoid the struggle against malnutrition of children under 5 years old. 7000 START Network 116488 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1270-23 Welthungerhilfe Support to 17,458 persons ( 3,491 households)   affected by flooding as a result of ongoing Elnino heavy rains . Support Tana River, Isiolo, Garissa, Wajir, Marsabit, Samburu and Turkana counties heavily affected by flooding . Support will include, cash transfer,  Outcome 1 Lives are saved and the well being of communities living in the flood affected regions is improved 17458 START Network PACIDA Welthungerhilfe 388620 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER1075-22 Welthungerhilfe Le projet est la troisieme phase du projet d'aide d'urgence multipays mise en oeuvre au Mali, Niger et Burkina Faso. (La derniere phase etait le NER1040 pour le Niger). Le projet sera mis en œuvre de manière intégrée afin d’assurer la prise en charge holistique des populations cibles. Le projet vise 5 resultats visant a garantir l'acces immediat, sur et adequat a l'aide humanitaire pour les participants les plus vulnerables, assurer l'acces adequat a l'eau portable et aux services d'assainissement et d'ameliorer les pratiques d'hygiene des populations cibles, combattre la malnutrition et mettre accent sur les mesures de prevention, ameliorer l'acces aux services de protection et renforcer la capacite des communautes a anticiperr, preparer et gerer les crises et la coordination. Les réfugiés, les rapatriés, les déplacés internes et les communautés d'accueil affectés par la violence, le changement climatique et/ou Covid-19 au Mali, au Niger et au Burkina Faso peuvent couvrir leurs besoins primaires de base en matière d'alimentation, de nutrition, d'hygiène et d'abri dans un environnement protégé. Nombre total de participants :30800. Projet mené par Welthungerhilfe va prioriser les ménages qui ont quitté leurs localités à la suite d’une attaque terroristes ou tous autres évènements provoquant un mouvement/déplacement précipité de population ayant sévi au sein d’une localité. AA 1008079 2490500 806228 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1145-24 Welthungerhilfe The project builds on achievements of the first phase of the ToGETHER program (PAK 1109) and is implemented as part of the larger multi-country ToGETHER program. The second phase aims at further promoting and enhancing local partners' leadership in the program and in the humanitarian system of Pakistan in provinces of Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan and KP, focuses capacity strengthening and sharing on anticipatory humanitarian action, emergency preparedness, coordination and people-centred approaches, increases the flexible funding component known as HOIFA, and fosters advocacy for a so-called 'locally led localization'. Project outcome:5 local humanitarian partners (LHPs) contribute to humanitarian action through authentic leadership, institutional capacity, advocacy, and operations in accordance with international humanitarian standards.The development of ToGETHER 2.0 is the result of sustained progress built on the collective experiences gained through ToGETHER 1.0, on the Grand Bargain (GB) and localization efforts with an emphasis on contributing to Grand Bargain 3.0. This phase accentuates the promotion of local leadership, humanitarian-centered approaches, mentoring local humanitarian peer NGOs capacity strengthening, anticipatory humanitarian action, piloting risk-sharing, and advocating for efficient, effective, and fair humanitarian architecture. 5 Local Humanitarian Partners(LHPs) are the primary participants of the program. In addition, each LHP will be mentoring 3 local peer organizations, adding up to a total of 15 humanitarian peer organizations in Pakistan. Humanitarian Operation andInnovationFacility-funded emergency interventions will address individuals affected or vulnerable to crises and disasters between 2024 to 2027 in the respetive program countries. Based on vulnerability criteria, refugees, internally displaced people, disaster-affected populations and vulnerable groups, particularly women will be offered assistance. AA 521908 611002 610483 280443 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1269-25 Welthungerhilfe This goal of this project, in alignment with the Welthungerhilfe Anticipatory Humanitarian Action Facility (WAHAFA), aims to reduce the impact of drought and floods in Borena zone (Oromia region), by implementing early, pre-determined interventions based on early warning data. Through anticipatory action, the project seeks to minimize loss of life and protect livelihoods among vulnerable pastoralist communities. Within this build project, the participating organizations will develop localized and community based Anticipatory Action Protocols. Therefore, a holistic risk and participatory impact assessment will be conducted to identify expected impacts and coping strategies of participating communities. Develop Anticipatory Action Practices for drought and flood hazards considered in the pastoral and agropastoral based on harmonized triggers and thresholds using traditional and conventional knowledge in Oromia Region. This project aims to improve the well-being of 82,985 at-risk individuals, with a particular emphasis on the most vulnerable: women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities. The beneficiaries include pastoralist communities facing drought, agro-pastoralist communities susceptible to flooding, and residents of nearby towns identified during community level risk assessments. The targeting strategy will be developed at the start of the project and regularly updated through community engagement. AA 68247 17353 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG1209-19 Welthungerhilfe Die vorgeschlagene Intervention zielt darauf ab, die Landwirtschaft und die Viehzucht wiederherzustellen, indem sie den betroffenen Gemeinden über den Winter hilft und so die Auswirkungen der Dürre auf das Jahr 2019 mildert. Impact: To contribute to ending hunger and safeguarding the livelihoods of the drought-affected people in North Afghanistan; To ensure target groups has safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Outcome: Drought-affected families in Jawzjan and Samangan have improved food and nutrition security and restored livelihoods. Total Participants : 21,000 . 3,000 households with in total 21,000 individuals (on average 7 household members).The beneficiary households will be drought-affected households that depend on agriculture or livestock for their livelihoods (90%). They are generally host community members. This place of origin approach is intended to contribute to an avoidance of further internal displacement. As households who own land and livestock are often not the poorest members of the community, 10% of the food and non-food item cash grants will be distributed to landless households (the poorest of the poor). AA 900000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1060-24 Welthungerhilfe Bangladesh shelters over 967,000 Rohingya refugees in some of the world's largest and most densely populated camps. Six years after their forced displacement, safe repatriation to Myanmar remains unlikely due to the ongoing situation in Rakhine State. Since 2018,WHH funded by the AA, has provided WASH services in camps 24, 25, and 27, as well as to host communities. WHH now proposes a project focusing on gender-sensitive humanitarian assistance in WASH and protection for both Rohingya and host communities, aligning with Inter Sectro Cooperation Group's ( ISCG's) strategic goals. The project aims to reduce suffering, create a secure environment, and enhance social cohesion through gender-friendly WASH infrastructure, hygiene practices, and community mechanisms. Local partners will implement the project, with WHH overseeing monitoring, regulatory compliance, and technical guidance. The project targets 43,250 direct and 172,350 indirect participants from camps 24, 25, 27, Bhasan Char, and host communities in the Nhila Union. Project Outcome:Alleviate suffering and establish a secure environment for conflict-affected Rohingya refugees and host communities by implementing essential life-saving WASH and protection services The project aims to reach 51,632 direct participants (10,641 households), primarily focusing on Rohingya refugees (88%). The adjacent host community in Nhila Union will account for the remaining participants. The Bangladesh government recommends the provision of project services to the adjacent host communities alongside the refugees. AA 657490 1374583 1049317 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-JOR1004-24 Welthungerhilfe Scaling - Emergency multisectoral response until June 2025 in spontaneous displacement sites and collective centers in Khan Younis, Deir al Balah, Gaza and North Gaza Governorates. Includes in-kind food & non-food assistance, Nutrition and WASH. Provide displaced families with access to basic supply of food, nutrition, water, sanitation, hygiene, and non-food items they need to survive. Total Participants : 77000. The beneficiaries fall under the following descriptions : Female-headed households ;Child-headed households ;Separated, divorced, or widowed women; Elderly-headed households with no other source of income. AA CESVI 4363949 995100 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MLI1091-16 Welthungerhilfe Peace, reconciliation and conflict resolution- Supporting the stabilization & peace process in Mali Die verschiedenen sozio professionellen Gruppen in den Projektregionen nutzen die vorhandenen natürlichen Ressourcen auf nachhaltige Weise und tragen Ressourcenkonflikte konstruktiv und inklusiv im Rahmen der vorhandenen Institutionen und Prozesse aus.- 50 % der Bevölkerung in den lnterventionsgebieten des Vorhabens bestätigen, dass Konflikteum den Zugang zu natürlichen Ressourcen abgenommen haben und konstruktiv ausgetragenwerden.- 25% der mit Unterstützung des Vorhabens instandgesetzten oder im Rahmen vonKonfliktschlichtungsprozessen verhandelten natürlichen Ressourcen werden nach derKonfliktlösung von vulnerablen Gruppen wie jungen Menschen, Frauen oder besondersbedürftigen Haushalten bewirtschaftet,- 20 Ressourcenkonflikte wurden mit Unterstützung des Vorhabens, u.a. mit dem Einsatz vonMikroprojekten, bearbeitet. 1832 AA 495352 637666 812823 0 0 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SDN1156-18 Welthungerhilfe South Sudanese Refugee(SSR) crisis remains the fastest growing and largest refugee situation on the African continent since the onset of conflict in South Sudan in 2013. The Sudan 2018 Humanitarian Overview estimates that over 455,000 SSR have arrived in Sudan as of October 2017 with an additional 200,000 SSR expected by the end of 2018. Based on most recent assessment conducted by UNHCR and the Commissioner for Refugees (COR) in June 2018, a total of 13,070 SSR is hosted in Al Lait and El Fasher Localities in North Darfur. Internally displaced people from Eastern Darfur face similar humanitarian challenges like the SSR. 7,554 IDPs were hosted by relatives in four villages in Al Lait locality as of February 2018. The project is focusing on improving access to water, household latrines and hygiene products; improving food and nutrition security as well as improving access to shelter and basic Non-Food-Items by the target group. Improved living conditions of conflict affected South Sudanese Refugees, Internally displaced persons and vulnerable host community members. The project directly targets 16,744 individuals composed of South Sudanese Refugees, IDPs and most vulnerable host community members. AA 161274 1788892 176674 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR1038-16 Welthungerhilfe - (1) Zum Ende des Projekts haben 8.300 Flüchtlingsfamilien in der Türkei (ca. 49.800 Personen) innerhalb von zwei Zyklen über jeweils 6 Monate Guthabenkarten zum Einkauf von Gütern des täglichen Bedarfs erhalten. Quelle: Datenbank der Karteninhaber(2) 85% der Flüchtlingsfamilien bestätigen während des PDM, dass die Guthabenzahlungen einen wichtigen Beitrag zu ihrer Überlebenssicherung geleistet haben. Quelle: Auswertung PDM(3) 90% der Befragten geben an dass der Service zu Ihrer Zufriedenheit abgewickelt wurde. Quelle: Auswertung PDM(4) Konsumdaten der teilnehmenden Geschäfte zeigen, dass mindestens 65% der Ausgaben für Grundnahrungsmittel getätigt wurden. Quelle: Auswertung Konsumdaten(5) 50% der Befragten geben an, dass Ihre Nahrungsmittelversorgung zumindest teilweise gewährleistet ist. Quelle: Auswertung PDM Projekziel: In der Türkei haben 49.800 Flüchtlinge/8.500 Familien aus Syrien einen verbesserten Zugang zu Lebensmitteln und Gütern des täglichen Bedarfs durch monatliche Guthabentransfers AA 1050000 3025000 2730000 35000 330 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR1095-23 Welthungerhilfe WHH and partners are aiming to provide lifesaving and life sustaining assistance to those vulnerable Households to support them in overcoming both man-made and natural disasters. WHH proposes a three outputs intervention focusing on ensuring access to quality food as well as improving nutritional behaviors, provision of different types of support (shelter rehabilitation and WASH) and community based protection. Increase access to humanitarian assistance for meeting basic needs through the provision of live-saving support and community based and specialized protection services for at risk and highly vulnerable groups in Syria and Türkiye. In Syria, the intervention targets mostly Internally Displaces Persons (IDPs) displaced by the earthquake and previously by conflict, those who lost family members, livelihoods or their house during the earthquake, households living under the poverty line, households hosting IDPs, households with children and women at risk, the elderly, and people with disabilities. In Türkiye, specific attention shall be paid to refugee households (both Syrians and other nationalities), mothers and children at risk of malnutrition, displaced people by the earthquake living in formal/informal settings but also those living in the cities and unable to cover their basic needs, including rent , children (especially girls) at risk of violence and school abandonment, people with disabilities. Due to ongoing and escalating social tensions, both displaced and host communities (in a smaller percentage) will be targeted. AA 12550000 8472222 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1084-20 Welthungerhilfe The project is a 1 year follow up consolidation phase with a COVID-19 modifier to the 3 year Linking Agriculture with Natural Recourse Management and Nutrition (LANN) project implemented previously The key LANN pillar activities are finally consolidated while groups' independence and initiative is strengthened for them to develop and implement their own priority projects. Coordination and sector learning is supported to through the engagement of the Scaling Up Nutrition and Immunization (SUNI) platforms and sector partners.Responding to COVID-19, through raising awareness and promoting preventive measures in the targeted communities; strengthening community resilience to mitigate negative impacts on Food and Nutrition Security FNS; while supporting the health actors through contact tracing, mobilization and more adequate treatment facilities. The proposed project aims to contribute to its overall purpose through interventions with the aim of leading to the following objectives : Improved diversity and quality of the household diet, with a specific focus on improved child-feeding practices and dietary diversity for children under five in targeted communities; Enhanced ability of vulnerable households to improve Food and Nutrition Security; Improved hygiene, sanitation and access to safe drinking water leading to reduced prevalence of diarrhea among young children; Enhanced inter-sectorial learning and coordination on Food and; Nutrition Security at district and national level;COVID-19 preparedness, prevention and resilience strengthened and negative impacts on FNS mitigated in the targeted communities. The community based LANN(Linking Agricultural and Natural Resource Management Towards Nutrition Security ) component targets women groups and their households in rural chiefdoms (Koya in Kenema, and Kunike and Kunike-Barina in Tonkolili). The target communities are home to some of the country's most vulnerable households, located in remote, rural communities in forested area in Kenema, the targeted chiefdom is located adjacent to the Gola Rainforest National Park. These households primarily depend on subsistence agriculture with limited access to market and cash income opportunities, especially in Kenema where bigger periodic markets are scarce in the chiefdom. Furthermore, access to social infrastructure (e.g. education and health) is likewise a challenge. In Koya chiefdom there are 06 Peripheral Health Units (PHUs) serving the targeted communities, and also 06 PHUs serving the target communities in Kunike and Kunike-Barina chiefdoms in Tonkolili. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs 455120 263275 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1130-24 Welthungerhilfe The program addresses key problems including food insecurity among vulnerable smallholder farmers, malnutrition in communities, lack of access to health and nutrition services, and inadequate climate resilience. This program aims to enhance resilience and adaptive capacity of vulnerable and marginalized smallholder farmers to climate variability by promoting climate-smart agricultural practices, improving climate resilience, and strengthening natural resource management to ensure sustainable food and nutrition security. Objective 1: Improve food security by increasing access to nutritious, diverse, and affordable food through enhanced subsistence farming and fishing practices that are climate-smart and sustainable.Objective 2: Reduce malnutrition rates through community-based and health facility programs that provide targeted nutrition support, education, and resources, focusing on vulnerable groups.Objective 3: Increase adolescents’ access to health and nutrition services that equip them with the knowledge and resources for long-term well-being and resilience.Objective 4: Strengthen climate resilience and household incomes by supporting sustainable agricultural practices, expanding value-chain opportunities, and building adaptive capacities within local communities. Description of project participants - 21.600.Women - 70% of total direct participants.Adolescents (males and females) - 25% of direct participants.Youth (males and females) 40% of direct participants.Other marginalized groups (old, disabled etc.) = 10% of direct participants. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs 554205 2008725 1585438 1802164 1049467 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SDN 1184-20 Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement.   40000 AA 422530.9998 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-COD1143-19 Welthungerhilfe The project focuses on immediate relief with two main pillars: WASH and Multipurpose Cash Transfer. It includes providing drinking water, repairing water sources, and installing emergency sanitation facilities. Additionally, it entails giving a one-time cash distribution to registered IDP households to address urgent needs for water, sanitation, and purchasing power. The project targets IDPs which are living with host families or in public spaces, such as schools, churches and market places.The total number of direct beneficiaries:6300 Households * 6 (average HH size) = 37.800 beneficiaries.The total number of people benefitting from the different layers of the emergency water supply activities will be clearer. Welthungerhilfe Start Network The project focuses on immediate relief with two main pillars: WASH and Multipurpose Cash Transfer. It includes providing drinking water, repairing water sources, and installing emergency sanitation facilities. Additionally, it entails giving a one-time cash distribution to registered IDP households to address urgent needs for water, sanitation, and purchasing power. The project focuses on immediate relief with two main pillars: WASH and Multipurpose Cash Transfer. It includes providing drinking water, repairing water sources, and installing emergency sanitation facilities. Additionally, it entails giving a one-time cash distribution to registered IDP households to address urgent needs for water, sanitation, and purchasing power. The project focuses on immediate relief with two main pillars: WASH and Multipurpose Cash Transfer. It includes providing drinking water, repairing water sources, and installing emergency sanitation facilities. Additionally, it entails giving a one-time cash distribution to registered IDP households to address urgent needs for water, sanitation, and purchasing power. The project focuses on immediate relief with two main pillars: WASH and Multipurpose Cash Transfer. It includes providing drinking water, repairing water sources, and installing emergency sanitation facilities. Additionally, it entails giving a one-time cash distribution to registered IDP households to address urgent needs for water, sanitation, and purchasing power. 256557 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MLI1148-22 Welthungerhilfe Face à la récurrence de crises alimentaires et nutritionnelles dans le Sahel central, le projet s'appuie sur 04 axes qui visent à (1) apporter une assistance alimentaire d’urgence pour combler les zones vulnérables aigues non couvertes par les réponses des systèmes nationaux , (2) renforcer la prévention et la surveillance de la malnutrition au niveau communautaire , (3) appuyer les groupes cibles à prévenir les maladies en leur assurant un approvisionnement en eau et un assainissement adéquat et enfin , (4) soutenir les communautés vulnérables à se préparer aux chocs soudains en mettant en place un système local de veille humanitaire et de suivi de la vulnérabilité. Ces axes s'intègrent et seront accompagnés d’un pilier transversal de renforcement des mécanismes nationaux de coordination Les réfugiés, les rapatriés, les déplacés internes et les communautés d'accueil affectés par la violence, le changement climatique et/ou Covid-19 au Mali, au Niger et au Burkina Faso peuvent couvrir leurs besoins primaires de base en matière d'alimentation, de nutrition, d'hygiène et d'abri dans un environnement protégé. Nombre total de participants : 24000.Projet mené par Welthungerhilfe va prioriser les ménages qui ont quitté leurs localités à la suite d’une attaque terroristes ou tous autres évènements provoquant un mouvement/déplacement précipité de population ayant sévi au sein d’une localité. AA 1036048 3246257 1088254 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1035-19 Welthungerhilfe Shelter and WASH response in Chikwawa, Malawi after Cyclone Idai Project Outcome:Targeted cyclone affected communities in Chikwawa (Malawi) and Chimanimani (Zimbabwe) district have restored their access to shelter, safe drinking water, safely managed and dignified sanitation facilities and adopt safe hygiene practices to mitigate public health risks. 15.608 people / 4.011 households (note that the average household size is smaller than usually due to families splitting up during the floods and staying in different camps) with 2.295 people/459 households benefiting of shelter and 13.313 people/ 3.552 households being provided with WASH. The WASH component is aimed at Internally Displaces Persons (IDPs) from the Chikwawa district who have been accommodated in a total of 40 camps, of whom the project will support 14. These are people from the Chikwawa district whose villages were destroyed by the floods in March. The people have found refuge either in churches or schools; others have been assigned a place by the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) district administrators or partly also by private people where they have built their temporary dwellings, which mostly consist of tarpaulins and a grass roof. The camp population consists of all social classes, elders, village leaders, women, men, children, people with disabilities and chronic diseases.459 households in Camp Mwalija, which is already supported with food supply, Non-Food Items (NFIs) and WASH activities as part of the German embassy project, will receive additional Shelter Kits as part of this project. AA 300000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PRK1075-17 Welthungerhilfe Extreme rainfall causes a lot of damage to many parts of North Korea almost every year and adversely affects the unstable and often heavily-deforested slopes of this mountainous country. This project focuses on promoting improved and more protective hillside cultivation. The people working these fields, often pensioners and widows, do not belong (any longer) to conventional farmers cooperatives, putting them in a particularly precarious situation. They receive advice about more modern, resource-efficient cultivation methods and on how to replace firewood with energy-efficient fuels. In addition, disaster preparedness increases their resilience to shocks. Improved sloping land cultivation methods of eight rural counties in the Provinces North-Pyongan, South-Pyongan and Kangwon improves the disaster prepardness and diversifies its food supply. Sloping land user groups(SLUG) in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea are the principle vulnerable groups. The members of SLUG are those people who can't work in cooperative farms or other institutions. They may be, for example, retired or widowed. Experience from the previous projects show that the groups consist of a majority of women, primarily older women. AA 653790 246210 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UKR1029-24 Welthungerhilfe In response to the needs highlighted within the HNRP, and through our own assessments and project monitoring results within the current GFFO funded project, we are proposing the following activities to enable JERU to provide continued assistance to the most vulnerable war affected individuals:Multipurpose cash assistance,Winterization assistance,In-kind emergency response (hygiene and food kits),Emergency shelter repairs,Psychosocial support,Protection-related community awareness raising and referral mechanisms,Group cash transfers to community-based organizations. Impact: To ensure the immediate multisectoral basic needs of vulnerable populations are met and sustained, contributing to their transition from emergency relief to recovery and resilienceOutcome: Emergency basic needs of war-affected populations in Ukraine are addressed through multipurpose cash, in-kind support, shelter, and winter assistance, while capacities of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and community-based responses are strengthened to enable Internally Displacesd Persons (IDPs) (55%), Host community (42%), Returnees (3%) - needs based and subject to change.Multi Purpose Cash Assistance : 39,000 individuals (15,116 households, based on Cash Working Group-endorsed household size of 2.58), receiving cash assistance of 3,600 UAH (approx. 62EUR) per month/person, for 3 months. In-kind assistance: 96,000 unique beneficiaries (32,000 households) supported with in-kind assistance through the provision of Ready-to-Eat kits (10,000) and hygiene kits (22,000 household HKs and 4,400 PSN kits), delivered through partners in response to emergencies. No overlap are expected between recipients of hygiene kits and food kits.Winterization: 11,792 individuals (5,360 households) supported with winterization assistance for 5 months between October and March. Out of these 5,360 households, 4,710 will receive winter cash support in the form of monthly transfers of 149 EUR to cover their winter utilities needs and 650 will be supported with in-kind assistance in the form of solid fuel provision. About 30% of the most vulnerable households will also be receiving MPCA assistance. Emergency Shelter repairs: Approximatively 165 individuals (75 households) will be assisted with light or medium shelter repairs (either in cash or in kind).Protection: 8,360 individuals benefit from groups and individual PSS sessions. 1,584 vulnerable individuals supported with referrals to relevant internal and external services. 5,160 individuals will be targeted by community awareness raising events on protection issues and access to protection services. Community Response Mechanisms: 50 community-based and volunteer groups will received Group Cash Transfers to implement local initiatives in response to community needs.Capacity building of partners: 30 implementing partners' staff are trained throught he organization of workshops. AA Concern Worldwide 6600000 11011000 5500000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1108-22 Welthungerhilfe This is the 2nd year of a 3-year project (01/11/2021 -31/12/2024) with annual appropriations from the donor. (Irish Aid). It is implemented together with Concern World Wide whereas WHH is the lead. The project is in its 2nd year of rolling out the Nutrition Smart CommUnity approaching 2 districts in Sierra Leone. It builds on the Linking Agriculture with Natural Resource Management and Nutrition (LANN+) approach developed by Welthungerhilfe in cooperation with other NGOs and aims at tackling malnutrition through systematic screening and conducting nutrition camps. This is the 2nd year of a 3-year project.Objective : To improve household Food and Nutrition Security among vulnerable households in Pujehun and Port Loko districts in Sierra LeoneOutcomes:(1)Knowledge, awareness and practices of extension workers and relevant authorities as well as target households on diet diversity, maternal-child care, nutrition sensitive agriculture and WASH are improved(2)Dietary diversity of households, particularly women and children, is increased through promotion of nutrition sensitive and climate smart organic agriculture.(3)Community based organizations, community level institutions, local government bodies and private sector actors in target areas are capacitated to access government programs and entitlements as well as access private sector services.(4)Enhanced access of government and development actors to data, evidence, information and knowledge on replicable models to guide multi-sectoral programming towards better nutrition. The Nutrition Smart Community project targets vulnerable households in rural chiefdoms of Barri and Makpele chiefdoms in the Pujehun district and Lokomasama and Kamasondo chiefdoms in Port Loko District.Barri Chiefdom with a population of 36,905 (17,697 males and 19,208 females), Makpele Chiefdom with a population of 13,080 (15,425 males and 15,655 females), out of a total district population of 346,461 (168,869 males and 177,592 females) of the Pujehun district. Lokomasama Chiefdom has a population of 48,293 ( 25,415 females + 22,878 males) and Kamasondo a population of 29,983 ( 15,530 females + 14,453 males) out of a total population of 530,865 ( 275,835 females + 255,030 males ) people in Port Loko District. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs 750000 0 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1118-23 Welthungerhilfe This is the 3rd year of the Nutrition Smart CommUnity 3-year project with Concern (01/11/2021 - 31/12/2024) with annual appropriations from the donor, Irish Aid. It is implemented by Concern in the Port Loko district and by Welthungerhilfe in Pujehun district. The project continues the implementation of Welthungerhilfe's Linking Agriculture with Natural Resource Management and Nutrition LANN+ approach and aims at tackling malnutrition through screening and conducting nutrition camps. Objectives: Improved household Food and Nutrition Security among vulnerable households in Pujehun and Port Loko districts in Sierra LeoneOutcomes:(1)Knowledge, awareness and practices of extension workers and relevant authorities as well as target households on diet diversity, maternal-child care, nutrition sensitive agriculture and WASH are improved(2)Dietary diversity of households, particularly women and children, is increased through promotion of nutrition sensitive and climate smart organic agriculture.(3)Community based organizations, community level institutions, local government bodies and private sector actors in target areas are capacitated to access government programs and entitlements as well as access private sector services.(4)Enhanced access of government and development actors to data, evidence, information and knowledge on replicable models to guide multi-sectoral programming towards better nutrition. The Nutrition Smart Community project targets vulnerable households in rural chiefdoms of Barri and Makpele chiefdoms in the Pujehun district and Lokomasama and Kamasondo chiefdoms in Port Loko District. Barri Chiefdom with a population of 36,905 (17,697 males and 19,208 females), Makpele Chiefdom with a population of 13,080 (15,425 males and 15,655 females), out of a total district population of 346,461 (168,869 males and 177,592 females) of the Pujehun district. Lokomasama Chiefdom has a population of 48,293 ( 25,415 females + 22,878 males) and Kamasondo a population of 29,983 ( 15,530 females + 14,453 males) out of a total population of 530,865 ( 275,835 females + 255,030 males ) people in Port Loko District (SLE 2015 Population census and Port Loko District Development Plan). Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs 785000 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1248-24 Welthungerhilfe The project builds on achievements of the first phase of the ToGETHER program (ETH 1182) and is implemented as part of the larger multi-country ToGETHER program. The second phase aims at further promoting and enhancing local partners' leadership in the program and in the humanitarian system of Ethiopia, focuses capacity strengthening and sharing on anticipatory humanitarian action, emergency preparedness, coordination and people-centred approaches, increases the flexible funding component known as HOIFA, and fosters advocacy for a so-called 'locally led localization'. Project outcome: 5 local humanitarian partners (LHPs) contribute to humanitarian action through authentic leadership, institutional capacity, advocacy, and operations in accordance with international humanitarian standards.The development of ToGETHER 2.0 is the result of sustained progress built on the collective experiences gained through ToGETHER 1.0, on the Grand Bargain (GB) and localisation efforts with an emphasis on contributing to Grand Bargain 3.0. This phase accentuates the promotion of local leadership, humanitarian-centred approaches, mentoring local humanitarian peer NGOs' capacity strengthening, anticipatory humanitarian action, piloting risk-sharing, and advocating for efficient, effective, and fair humanitarian architecture. 5 Local Humanitarian Partners from Ethiopia (AEID, AISDA, APDA, CIFA, and WGF) are the primary participants of the program. In addition, each LHP will be mentoring 3 local peer organizations, adding up to a total of 15 humanitarian peer organizations in Ethiopia.HOIFA-funded emergency interventions will address individuals affected or vulnerable to crises and disasters between 2024 to 2027 in the respective program countries. Based on vulnerability criteria, refugees, internally displaced people, disaster-affected populations and vulnerable groups, particularly women will be offered assistance. AA 498117 765568 709862 146303 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SOM 1034-19 Welthungerhilfe Project Goal: Survival and livelihoods of (agro-) pastoralists is secured through food aid, water provision and the secured survival of the remaining animals and comprehensive, multi-sectoral disaster management. The following results are expected to be achieved through this intervention: Loss of animals is reduced for 8,000 households; Access to food is secured for 10,000 households ; Access to safe water is improved for 11.000 households ; Comprehensive DRR; Reduced loss of life among specifically vulnerable. 66000 Emergency Aid for People and Animals AA 1101730 1973596 2147916 468750 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-TUR 1012-21 Welthungerhilfe The living conditions of Syrian &non-Syrian refugees and host community in south-eastern Turkey are improved through integrated and multi-sectoral protection support (case management and Food and Nutrition Security FNS including nutrition counselling, emergency shelter repair, legal aid) and seasonal and COVID-19 related assistance complementary to ESSN and nutrition awareness raising. 49538 Social Services for Refugees AA 2488295 3076705 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1133 Welthungerhilfe Project Humanitarian Response Pakistan - 2022 Floods will be implemented through our partners both INGOs and NGOs and the consortium will be led by WHH. The project aims to reduce adverse impact of floods and strengthen the rehabilitation capacities of affected communities in the intervention districts affected by the floods in Pakistan. Through the project assistance, most vulnerable flood affected households in selected villages will be enabled to withstand the immediate life-threatening impacts of the flooding, meet their basic humanitarian needs (physical and mental) and become aware of their entitlements and rights in this emergency situation. The project duration is 6 months from October 6, 2022, to March 31, 2023 and the total grant volume is 5,653,493 GBP. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) Multi-purpose cash grants, cash for work/trainings and transport vouchers to access health services and shelter) is provided to the most vulnerable HHs affected by the floods (emergency response) 1. Provide access to immediate life-saving WASH assistance (emergency response and early recovery) to flood-affected target communities in selected districts.2. Provide access to comprehensive Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Services (MHPSS) and quality GBV care (in line with global IASC guidelines on MHPSS in humanitarian emergency settings) to flood affected population in targeted districts. 4250000 1403493 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1177-22 Welthungerhilfe In scope of the FbA Programme, the proposed project intends to address the expected drought impacts using cash-based transfer, and livelihood initiatives. Cash Based transfer which will target 30% (953 households) of the 3177 vulnerable households in the selected wards. The resilience and livelihood initiatives includes the distribution of project starter packs for communities and trainings on small livestock farming, gender sensitive agriculture, financial literacy, and marketing skills  For the project to be deemed successful the following will have been achieved • Reaching 5718 individuals with cash based transfer for at least 3 months • Target households have improved knowledge and practices regarding optimal nutritional, gender-sensitive and hygienic behaviour.• Improved capacity of government agencies and other stakeholders for better coordination, project effectiveness and sustainability of Early Action Protocols• Improved short term food and nutrition support for food insecure households• Reduced risk of abuse, exploitation, and violence (GBV) for vulnerable target groups• Improved climate smart livelihoods and income generating opportunities• Improved enabling environment to enable communities to better respond to economic and climate shocks 4765 START Network 226857 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER1067-22 Welthungerhilfe The present project is intended to provide emergency support to 8 525  displaced people and 1750 people of host communities in the region of Torodi  in  Niger, affected by the attack of terrorists. WHH together with Help will provide assistance in terms of unconditional cash transfers, water trucking, Non Food Items and shelter kits and nutrition support. Affected population present high vulnerabilities and as market is still functioning, the response proposed aims at bringing rapid and efficient solutions to displaced populations that lost their livelihoods and sources of food due to the crisis. The displaced population urgently need support in other to survive the crisis because they had to flee their villages living behind them all their belongings. The assistance  will allow people to have access to basic necessities as well as food in short term, and will prevent the spread of diseases related to the poor hygiene and lack of clean water. 8525 START Network 258434 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1096-23 Welthungerhilfe Le renforcement de la capacité interne de Welthugerhilfe constitue une priorité majeure afin de pouvoir assurer une intervention efficace et efficiente dans le cadre d’une intervention humanitaire tant sur l’anticipation que la réponse urgence.  Grace au financement du startready, Welthungerhilfe (WHH) pour cette saison 2022-2023, va pouvoir acter cette activité sur la base du fond de reserve nationale mise à disposition par le startnetwork pour Madagascar d’ici fin avril 2023. Ce financement va pouvoir également aider Welthungerhilfe d’appuyer les membres du comité local de gestion des risques et des catastrophes dans les zones à risques aux cyclones d’améliorer leur capacité d’harmoniser le mécanisme de coordination de diffusion des alertes précoces.   L’objectif principal du projet est de renforcer la capacité de la préparation de Welthungerhilfe et des membres du Comité Local de Gestion des Risques et des Catastrophes face aux risques liés aux cyclones.Deux objectifs spécifiques y en découlent :OS1 :La capacité de réponse aux situations d’urgence de Welthungerhilfe est améliorée par la mise en œuvre de son plan de préparation et de réponse aux urgences.     R1.1 : Assurer la mise en place de la prémière phase du plan de prépération et réponses aux urgences de Welthungerhilfe visant à la clarification des rôles et responsabilités dans le cadre de la gestion d’alerte et de la réponses aux urgencesA1.1.1 : Sélectionner et former le personnel de WHH dans les différentes antennesOS2 : Améliorer la transmission et la qualité des informations concernant la gestion des crises au niveau des structures de la Gestion des Risques et des Catastrophes R2.1 : Le mecanisme de transmission des messages d’alerte au niveau des zones à risques est amélioré       A2.1.1 : Supporter les capacités logistiques administratifs des membres du Comité  de Gestion des Risques et des Catstrophes (CGRC)       A2.2.1 : Equiper l’Equipe Local de Secours (ELS) aux des outils nécessaires à la transmission, dissémination et l’evaluation de la situation post crise  START Network 21488 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1098-23 Welthungerhilfe En tant que membres de la communauté humanitaire dans le pays et confirmant son engagement à soutenir les populations à risque et vulnérables aux chocs météorologiques, Welthungerhilfe prévoit d’aider les 1 600 ménages les plus vulnérables, grâce au financement Start Ready basé sur le pré-accord, qui devraient être touchés par le cyclone dans l’une des zones urbaines touchées où Welthungerhilfe est opérationnelle.Dès lors que l'une des zones d’intervention de WHH, à savoir la région Atsimo Atsinanana, Anosy et la région Atsimo Andrefana, a pu être incluse dans la trajectoire du cyclone, WHH est appelée à mener une action de réponse liée au transfert monétaire et de kit WASH pour permettre aux  ménages vulnérables de garantir l’accès à leurs besoins fondamentaux après l’impact du cyclone.  L’objectif principal du projet est de contribuer à l’aide humanitaire dans le secteur de la sécurité alimentaire et des moyens de subsistance et dans l’eau, l’assainissement et l’hygiène de manière rapide et précoce aux populations vulnérables aux effets négatifs du cyclone.Deux objectifs spécifiques y découlent :OS1: Prévenir la détérioration de la sécurité alimentaire et des moyens de subsistance des ménages vulnérables et très probablement touchés par le choc.OS2: Réduire les risques de maladies liées à la consommation d’eau non potable et de maladies liées au paludisme:   5000 START Network 116271 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SDN1170-19 Welthungerhilfe The project supports the target groups to achieve sustainable food and nutrition security. SFNS-RSS will increase and diversify agricultural productivity and food and nutrition security through climate-resilient agricultural practices. Next to the specific promotion for Women Economic Activities the project mainstreams gender and women's rights sensitization. Trainings and the rehabilitation or establishment of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) infrastructure are the second tier of SFNS-RSS and will result in better access to water and improved hygiene practices. A Covid-19 component forms part of the project to promote awareness and resources for infection prevention and control alongside the regular hygiene promotion. 62500 The overall objective of the SFNS-RSS project is for smallholder agro-pastoralist households in Agig, Haya, Dordeib, Tokar and Sinkat to have sustainably improved Food and Nutrition Security.  The following 2 outcomes (results) will contribute to its achievement:   Improved agricultural productivity, climate resilience and food and nutrition security; Improved safe water supply and hygiene practices.A focus on women’s economic and social empowerment will be achieved as a cross-cutting issue and directly with the partnership of Abuhadia Society for Women and Community Development (ASWCD). The overall objective and outcomes will be achieved by a multi-sectorial approach implementing the following activities:  SIDA 653197 2036109 905025 513961 642492 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MMR1105-16 Welthungerhilfe Since the fightings between the Myanmar Army and the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) errupted again in June 2011, thousands of people had to leave their houses in Kachin and Northern Shan State and seek refuge elsewhere. The IDP live either in camps or found shelter in host communities. Oberziel: Verbesserung der Lebensbedingungen von 10.000 IDP in Kachin und im Nördlichen Shan Staat.Projektziel:10.000 IDP sind darauf vorbereitet, die Lager zu verlassen und in ihre Heimatdörfer zurückzukehren. Mindestens 10.000 IDP (davon 53% Frauen), die in 41 Lagern in Kachin und im Nördlichen Shan Staat leben, bilden die direkte Zielgruppe dieses Vorhabens. Indirekt werden auch die Gastgemeinden, bei denen einzelne IDP untergekommen sind, wie auch nicht direkt begünstigte Bewohner der Lager und Heimatgemeinden profitieren (z.B. bessere hygienische Bedingungen – keine offene Defäkation; wiederaufgebaute kommunale Infrastruktur; Weiterverbreitung des angeeigneten Wissens betreffend sicherer und würdevoller Rückführung). AA 319750 664038 461212 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1033-19 Welthungerhilfe In response to the heavy flooding of our target areas along the Shire river in project 1014 we have been offered funding from the German embassy to respond in WASH. We will concentrate on safe access to clean drinking water, complemented by hygiene promotion and food aid, if necessary. Provide access to food and improved WASH supply (drinking water, waste management in the camp) for people severely affected by the flood 2.295 flood affected beneficiaries in 459 households. AA 53103 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1089-23 Welthungerhilfe WHH will support its partner organization Waste Advisors in launching their emergency operation in Blantyre District. This initial support will focus on WASH and cholera prevention in camps housing people displaced by teh effects of cyclone Freddy. The intervention will reach 10,684 number of individuals/ ca. 2,400 households with a focus on supply of safe water, sanitation, hygiene promotion with an emphasis on risk reduction for cholera transmission, as well as the distribution of non-food items (NFIs) to cover immediate needs in four camps in Blantyre. The project will benefit 10,684 individuals corresponding to about 2,400 households temporarily housed in four camps in Blantyre. The proportion of females (55%) is higher than that of males (45%). AA 190000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1097-23 Welthungerhilfe On Nov 3, 2023, earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 struck the western region of Nepal, specifically in the Karnali province. The epicenter was located in Ramidanda, Jajarkot district. Several aftershocks occurred, causing significant distress among the local population. These aftershocks (as of 08.11.23) have compelled residents to evacuate their homes and shelter in open areas, with experts warning of the possibility of a major aftershock in the affected areas. It was reported as 158 people have died, with 13,705 households affected and 12,060 households displaced. 9,483 houses have been fully destroyed and a further 19,286 partially destroyed. (Red Cross SitRep).Nepal Earthquake Response project is implemented in partnership with RRN Nepal in Jajarkot and Rukum districts of Nepal. Outcome: Earthquake-affected individuals in the Jajarkot and West Rukum districts have received immediate humanitarian support and are well-prepared to meet their winter needs and are prepared for early recovery. Participants will be selected based on the assessment report and in close coordination with local government. The specific needs of the highly vulnerable or socially excluded populations will be assessed through focus group discussion, data of the Initial Rapid Assessment (and detail assessment report will be used, coordination with the local government). Assistance packages will be specifically designed to accommodate the different needs or men, women, girls, and boys. Additionally, both Rural Reconstruction Nepal's(Implementing partner) links to the target communities, and their expertise in supporting hard to reach areas, will help ensure that particularly vulnerable people of any gender, in addition to people with disabilities will have access to the support. Rural Reconstruction Nepal has demonstrated its capacity to deliver gender and age-sensitive assistance. The total targeted participants is 9750 (Male-4810 and Female - 4940). AA 454206 17214 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1098-23 Welthungerhilfe The project is funded by German Ambassy to respond to the earthquake affected population on Shelter, food and WASH in Jajarkot and Rukum distcirts, Karnali province. The total participants for the response will be 2000 Households of 5 palikas in Jajarkot and 1 palika(admistrative region) in West Rukum. The project will be implemented by local partner, Rural Reconstruction Nepal (RRN) who has experience of earthquake response in 2015 and recent earthquake. The participants will be selected in close coordination with the local stakeholders to avoid duplication and optimization of the use of local resources. The aim is to provide immediate assistance and support to households impacted by the earthquake, addressing their basic needs and helping them cope with the aftermath of the disaster in Jajarkot and West Rukum Districts of Nepal. Participants will be selected based on the assessment report and in close coordination with local government. The specific needs of the highly vulnerable or socially excluded populations will be assessed through focus group discussion, data of the Initial Rapid Assessment (and detail assessment report will be used, coordination with the local government). Assistance packages will be specifically designed to accommodate the different needs or men, women, girls, and boys. Additionally, both Rural Reconstruction Nepal's(Implementing partner ) links to the target communities, and their expertise in supporting hard to reach areas, will help ensure that particularly vulnerable people of any gender, in addition to people with disabilities will have access to the support. Rural Reconstruction Nepal has demonstrated its capacity to deliver gender and age-sensitive assistance. The total targeted participants is 2000 Households. AA 100000 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PRK1083-19 Welthungerhilfe Extended emergency preparedness through stabilized and improved seed - and ware potato production by better adaptation to climate change in the North and South Phyongan Province, DPR Korea. The people of 6 rural communities in the North- and South Phyongyan Province improve their daily diet through improved seed, ware and table potatoes. 3800 agricultural households, focusing on the most vulnerable people (children, elderly, women, lactating mothers, disabled), in six cooperatives (including schools, kindergarten).Total Participanta : 11403. AA 321515 97752 24348 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SDN1224-23 Welthungerhilfe Humanitarian assistance so that Refugees, IDPs and vulnerable (host) communities meet their basic needs and increase emergency preparedness in protracted and humanitarian situations in East Sudan and North Darfur states of Sudan.(1)Safe and adequate shelter, safety and emergency supplies.(2)Equal and sufficient access to drinking water as well as to sanitation and hygiene knowledge. (3)drinking water as well as to sanitation and hygiene knowledge (4) Improved protection.(5)Emergency preparedness The objective of this project is for Refugees, IDPs and vulnerable (host) communities meet their basic needs and increase emergency preparedness in protracted and humanitarian situations in East Sudan and North Darfur states of Sudan. The project targets 82,500 beneficiaries. The target of this project mainly Internally Dipslaces Persons (IDPs) resulting from the war that started on 14th of April, regular IDPs from previous attrocities in North Darfur, and regular refugees residing in refugee camps in the East of Sudan. To enhance peaceful co-existence among IDPs, Refugees and host communites, the project will also target those vulnerable people living in adjacent communities likewise. AA 1599961 5050133 4000311 1125111 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1054-17 Welthungerhilfe Provide emergency assistance through distribution of Non-Food-Items (matrasses, blankets) and food packages to 750 beneficiaries, which are affected by the landslide and flooding in Freetown (e.g. Regent area) or are being evacuated from high risk areas. Projectziel: Prävention von Ernährungsunsicherheit bei der Krisenbetroffenen Bevölkerung Unterziel 1: Die von Erdrutsch und Überflutung betroffene Bevölkerung ist ernährungssicher Unterziel 2: Die von Erdrutsch und Überflutung betroffene Bevölkerung hat verbesserte Unterbringung Die Regierung spricht von 5.000 betroffenen Personen, welche durch die Notlage obdachlos geworden sind, sowie ihre Besitztümer verloren haben; 3.000 davon in den oben genannten am stärksten betroffenen Gebieten. Die Welthungerhilfe wird 750 Personen über den angefragten Zeitraum von 3 Monaten mit Nahrungsmittel versorgen. Es handelt sich um städtische Bevölkerung aus einem Siedlungsgebiet in dem überwiegend arme Bevölkerung in einfachen Häusern vor dem Erdrutsch wohnte.Im Rahmen des Projektes werden 750 Personen mit Nahrungsmitteln, Wasser, Holzkohle, Matratzen und Decken über einen Zeitraum von 3 Monaten versorgt, um die Überlebenssicherung sicherzustellen. AA 122500 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR1040-16 Welthungerhilfe - Projektziel: Schutz der Bürgerkriegsopfer vor Hunger, Mangelernährung und winterlicher Kälte durch Verteilung von Nahrungsmittel und Verteilung von Winterhilfe. -Unterziel 1: Unterstützung von besonders notleidenden 34.500 Haushalten mit Nahrungsmitteln in -Nord-Syrien (50%) Unterziel 2: Winterhilfe für besonders notleidenden Haushalte in der Türkei (50%) Das Projekt richtet sich an 34.500 HH (162.000 Personen) in Syrien und ca. 2.307 HH (13.842 Personen) in der Türkei. Syrien: Die Zielgruppen in Aleppo und im südlichen Idlib werden mit Hilfe der Local Councils und Community Based Organizations ausgewählt, die finale Auswahl erfolgt anhand der Auswahlkriterien und Scoring Listen. Die Verteilung zielt auf HH mit geringem Einkommen und zusätzlichen Vulnerabilitätskriterien wie von alleinstehenden Frauen geführter HH, Familienmitglieder mit Behinderungen, Alte, Verletze oder chronisch Kranke, Menschen die in Sammelunterkünften leben. Türkei: In der Türkei richtet sich die Maßnahme ausschließlich an Flüchtlinge, welche außerhalb der offiziellen Camps untergekommen sind und von AFAD registriert wurden. Als Zielort ist die Stadt Kahramanmaras vorgesehen. Konsultationen mit den lokalen Behörden wurden gestartet, Informationsaustausch mit lokalen Akteuren wurde eingeleitet. Sollte es aus irgendwelchen Gründen notwendig werden, auf andere Zielorte auszuweichen, dann bietet sich Gaziantep an. Es werden die gängigen Vulnerabilitätskriterien angewendet. AA 2220000 3498000 1195000 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UKR1005-22 Welthungerhilfe WHH together with Cesvi, and Concern Worldwide will expand its programs to targeted oblasts in eastern Ukraine with large influx of IDPs and with people not able to access life saving services and assistance. This project will provide emergency humanitarian assistance to conflict affected populations from November 2022 to December 2023. Project outcome: Emergency basic needs of crisis affected IDPs and Host communities living in conflict affected and hard-to-reach areas are coveredOutcome 1: Immediate needs of crisis affected populations in conflict affected communities in IDP hosting and hard-to-reach areas are coveredOutcome 2: Shelter and winterization needs of the displaced or economically deprived populations are coveredOutcome 3: Conflict-affected populations, including children, have greater access to services and capacity to handle conflict-related trauma. Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) (70%), Host community (30%), needs based and subject to change. AA 6301814 12364852 3390000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1125-19 Welthungerhilfe Women, men and children affected by Cyclone IDAI disaster have restored access to safe water, appropriate sanitation and hygiene practices to reduce incidence of diarrheal diseases. Distribution of point of use household water treatment chemicals; Rehabilitation water supply networks; Conducting Participatory Health and Hygiene Education (PHHE); Distribution WASH kits; Provision of temporary sanitation facilities; Training of Environmental Health technicians (EHTs), Village Health Workers (VHWs) and Community Health Workers (CHWs). Women, men and children affected by Cyclone IDAI disaster have restored access to safe water, appropriate sanitation and hygiene practices to reduce incidence of diarrheal diseases. 21.000 Children,women and men (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) provided with access to safe water as per Sphere standard of 15 litres of water per person per day domestic(drinking, cooking and personal hygiene) purposes.21.000 Children,women and men (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) provided with access to adequate sanitation facilities including access to environmentally friendly conditions free from faeces.21.000 Children,women and men (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) provided with access to hygiene education and information pertaining to safe and hygienic behaviour(functional handwashing facilities and soap or an alternative). AA 325000 45000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1053-16 Welthungerhilfe Despite government efforts to improve nutrition in Sierra Leone, high rates of undernutrition and malnutrition persist. In an extension to a previous project, Welthungerhilfe is providing further training to established women's groups in villages, educating them on topics such as healthy eating and better hygiene. This combination was chosen because without toilets and clean water even the most resource-efficient, multi-faceted cultivation methods and nutritious diets are next to useless. The women share their newly-acquired knowledge and practices with surrounding villages. The overall objective is Improved Household Food and Nutrition Security among vulnerable households in Kenema and Tonkolili district in Sierra Leone.The project aims to contribute to this objective through the following outcomes:Improved diversity and quality of the household diet, with a specific focus on women and young children, in targeted communities ;Enhanced ability of vulnerable Households to improve Food and Nutrition Security through sustainable use of natural resources; Improved hygiene and sanitation situation in the targeted communities leading to reduced prevalence of diarrhea; Inter-sectorial learning and coordination on Food and Nutrition Security enhanced at district and national level. The project targets vulnerable households in remote communities in forested areas in Kenema and Tonkolili districts of Sierra Leone. The project is implemented primarily through 51 pre-existing women groups across 40 communities, in total 1403 women and their households, reaching around 11,645 people expected to benefit from improved nutrition, hygiene and agricultural practices. The project mobilizes direct beneficiaries to cascade nutrition messages and new agricultural technologies to additional groups and communities. These groups are defined together with the direct target group according to needs and vulnerability criteria discussed with them, but with a focus on improving nutrition and care for pregnant and lactating mothers and children under five. Ireland - Department of Foreign Affairs 416999 542740 407024 33596 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-TJK 1130-20 Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement. 35850 AA 314999.9999 315000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH 1222-22 Welthungerhilfe Women and girls in the project region in Ethiopia have been victimized by gender based violence (GBV). Street children, mentally ill mothers, and even pregnant mothers have experienced GBV related challenges; the fighting has left the community in fear of lack of security & theft Lack of access to public services, including health facilities, puts women and girls at risk, and psychological trauma has become common to victimized community members and has resulted in a breakdown of their social norms.  The main activities include the distribution of dignity kits; and enhancing the skills of service providers to mainstream protection to their responses. 4250 An overall objective of this project is to provide emergency assistance to vulnerable women, girls, boys and men through increasing awareness of GBV and protection activities for IDPs and returnees. Through this project, WHH and the local partner provide emergency assistance to most vulnerable IDP women, men, boys and girls based on the urgent needs identified. AA 109999.9999 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IND1413-24 Welthungerhilfe The proposed project aims to foster green livelihoods and entrepreneurship in remote tribal areas of Odisha, with a strong focus on empowering women. Its primary goal is to establish a comprehensive learning, knowledge management, and capacity-building framework for the Agriculture Production Cluster (APC) project initiated by the Odisha government. The project will establish a state-level 'Green College' as a central hub to provide capacity building and technical support to stakeholders in developing sustainable Agriculture .It will address the capacity building needs of the APC by establishing a pool of local trainers (master trainers), the Green College can ensure standardized and high-quality training for producer companies, entrepreneurs and producer groups. Overall objective : 80,000 women from remote tribal areas in the state Odisha in India, have improved livelihood opportunities from the green sector and entrepreneurship.Project objective: Extension workers, agricultural organisations and rural businesses have access to systematic knowledge management and capacity building and use their enhanced skills to generate effective livelihoods in the green sector in rural and indigenous areas in Odisha, India In total, the project reaches 9,250 people directly and 100,000 people indirectly in rural communities.A team of 60 main trainers (at least 25 women) trained by the Green College to train grassroots trainers in the main "green trades" such as agriculture, livestock/poultry, non-timber forest produce, fisheries, etc. and in institution building.1,200 Grassroot Workers from Odisha Livelihood Mission and government agencies -who will train the community members along with 200 resource persons from civil society organizations.4,000 ecopreneurs (50 % women) who are trained to start their own green business, from this group 400 people are selected who belong to the "rural youth with significant potential" (= High Potential Rural Youth - HPRY).70 key members of the NGO partners participating in APC 2.0600 local government officials from the Directorate of Horticulture, Department of Agriculture and Farmer Empowerment, Department of Mission Shakti and Odisha Livelihoods Mission (OLM) of the Government.120 board members from 30 producer companies and 2 to 3 members of 1,000 producer organizations are trained to manage companies sustainably and run the institutes with transparency and accountability.Indirect target groups:(1) 80,000 women farmers trained by the above-mentioned advisors;(2) 20,000 community members, belonging to the households of the above-mentioned 4,000 ecopreneurs, who will also benefit from the measures. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 73894 428514 386290 344380 266922 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE-1119-19 Welthungerhilfe The project will work at provincial level to find markets for the CORE value chains that promote smallholder farmer access to affordable input and profitable output markets. The objective is to enable 3,000 smallholder farmers to have access to a new market as a result of EXTRA intervention. Phase 2 focus will be to, firstly, provide further support to women who own or lead businesses and secondly, help small businesses to involve their families in decision-making. In this, we will apply the GALS methodology, to change household power dynamics over time. We plan to test the hypothesis that there is a commercial benefit from women in leadership and management roles. Women are the primary source of labour in agriculture and there is some evidence that they may influence adherence to contracts, and adoption of improved agronomic practices and post-harvest handling. Palladium International Ltd (UK) Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 85683 49693 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SDN-1155-18 Welthungerhilfe The impact of this program is for migration to be safer and more orderly and to provide critical humanitarian support, resulting in fewer deaths and less suffering along migration routes. It targets 3 aspects of migration issues: flows through Sudan toward Europe, returns to Sudan, and lack of full information about flows and risks. Hostcommunities will receive assistance through community-led resilience and livelihoods programming as a vehicle for the delivery of protection intervention. The impact of this project is for migration to be safer and more orderly, to provide critical humanitarian support, resulting in fewer deaths and less suffering along migration routes. Outcomes of the project are: Outcome 1: Migrants and refugees in transit, particularly the most vulnerable, are protected from harm and are able to meet their basic needs Outcome 2: More refugees are able to access long-term protection and durable solutions Outcome 3: Government, humanitarian agencies and national organisations have improved understanding of causes and dynamics of migration and improve their response WHH will work directly towards Outcome 1 and contributes indirectly to Outcomes 2 & 3. WHH contribution: 12,000 migrants, refugees and host community members in 4 hosting communities receive community development support (incl. 6,000 persons reached with direct household-level support). Total project: 24,710 refugees, asylum seekers, migrants and host community members: 180 members of Community Based Protection Networks in host/transit communities 200 migrants referred through enhanced/set-up referral mechanisms 200 migrants provided with individual case management 2,270 migrants reached with humanitarian support (Cash/vouchers, NFls, hygiene/dignity Kits, foster care) 40 staff and volunteers of community safe house associations trained and supported 15,000 migrants, would-be migrants and host community members targeted with information and outreach Direct WHH contribution: 12,000 migrants Danish Refugee Council Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 97726 293178 1449243 855960 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH 1164-18 Welthungerhilfe In Ethiopia's very traditional north, the ‘Leaving No Girl Behind’ programme focuses on providing more girls with longer access to education. Girls tend to leave school early to contribute to family income or get married. Extra courses aim to improve how girls are valued and to increase their chances of graduating. However, such educational measures are only effective if everyone participates: teachers and government representatives, as well as Welthungerhilfe’s local employees. 45000 DFID PIN 485885 589398 301647 285846 267137 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBR1104-24 Welthungerhilfe The proposed project aims to address these challenges in Grand Gedeh County and Montserrado County by promoting climate-resilient rice production and processing to create a dynamic rice sector that is resilient and market-driven, contributes to food and nutrition security, and promotes socio-economic growth. The planned measures will facilitate access to advisory services, high-quality inputs and technologies, improved agricultural infrastructures and market access. Through targeted advocacy, it seeks to influence both local and national agendas to prioritize locally grown rice. The project will advance System of Rice Intensification (SRI) technology, particularly in post-harvest handling and storage. The NIP for this project is Community of Hope Agriculture Project.  Overall goal: Sustainable improvement of food security and resilience in the Liberian counties of Grand Gedeh and Montserrado. Project goal (Outcome): 24 cooperatives (1,200 smallholders) are applying climate-smart rice cultivation techniques, increasing their productivity and their income.  Direct target groups: The project is aimed at smallholder farmers, women, young people and other marginalised groups (older people, people with disabilities, etc.)  in 24 municipalities, including 9 in Grand Gedeh County and 15 in Montserrado County.The project is directly aimed at 1,200 participants (50% women/girls, 25% young people (15-35 years), 10% marginalized groups (older people, people with disabilities, etc.)). These are organized in 24 cooperatives, each with 50 members. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 71794 486380 287180 287179 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BFA1130-23 Welthungerhilfe Ce projet vise à renforcer la résilience et l'intégration socioéconomique des populations vulnérables des provinces du Namentenga dans la région du Centre-Nord et du Kouritenga dans la région du Centre-Est; deux principales régions d'accueil de personnes déplacées internes. Les secteurs clés d'intervention de ce projet sont la Sécurité alimentaire, la nutrition, la cohésion sociale. L'objetcif global de TEELTAABA est le : Renforcement de la résilience et de la cohésion sociale des communautés vulnérables dans les provinces de Kouritenga et Namentenga Il aura 3 objectifs spécifiques détaillés comme suit: OS 1 Les communes et les institutions communales de la région du projet améliorent leurs capacités en matière de gestion des risques de catastropheOS2 Les communautés cibles améliorent leur sécurité alimentaire en renforçant et en adaptant leurs systèmes de production et en diversifiant leurs revenusOS3 Les acteurs locaux renforcent la cohésion sociale par une gestion inclusive des ressources naturelles et par la prévention et la résolution non violente des conflits Le projet TEELTAABA touchera directement 45.700 personnes (dont 24.221 femmes (53%), se détaillant comme suit : 21 479 hommes (47%),14 898 jeunes de 15 à 35 ans (33%),503 personnes handicapées (1,1%)) bénéficiant des plans de catastrophe/d'urgence ;1 400 ménages de chômeurs de longue durée ;1 008 petits producteurs* agricoles/pastoraux ; 1 000 membres de groupes d'épargne villageois (AVEC) ;30 jeunes entrepreneurs* ;2 250 femmes enceintes et allaitantes et 1.500 enfants de moins de 5 ans ;20 organisations paysannes locales ;6 comités de gestion des ouvrages/infrastructures ; 5 représentants du secteur privé ; 120 collaborateurs des autorités communales ; 131 membres des services techniques décentralisés ; 60 autorités religieuses et traditionnelles locales.Les bénéficiaires indirects de TEELTAABA sont constitués des 170 000 membres des communautés qui bénéficient indirectement des activités du projet (notamment grâce à une meilleure prévention des catastrophes, à une gestion durable des ressources naturelles et à une meilleure disponibilité des denrées alimentaires). Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 77777 794452 1733334 1411111 666667 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1099-23 Welthungerhilfe The second phase of the program will build on the achievements of the first phase and aims to ensure that disadvantaged young people are employed or self-employed and earn a decent income for themselves and their families. It emphasizes incubation, skill provision, SME development and policy advocacy. Enhancing the capacity of green vocational schools, emerges as a critical component, serving as a hub for training, creating standardized green skill curricula and facilitating market access for trained entrepreneurs. This project will highlight the necessity of bridging gaps in skill development ecosystems among the unemployed youth, providing comprehensive support from pre-training strategies to post-training support, including mentorship, market linkages, and business planning. Overall Objective: The economic stability and decent income generation of vulnerable young people have improved through profitable employment or self-employment, resulting in increased food and nutrition security.Outcome (Project Objective):Young vulnerable people use the acquired (labour) market relevant competencies and the provided access to necessary resources & labour market linkages to secure (self-) employment opportunities. The main group of participants (target group) for the program are disadvantaged and highly vulnerable youths (gender balanced) between 15 and 35 years from rural, semi-rural and urban settlements whose prospects to become employed or to work as self-employed entrepreneurs shall sustainably improve by the provision of job-related theoretical and practical skills and life skills. These include above all people from fragile contexts, with challenging living conditions, such as people who are severely affected by poverty and hunger, early school dropouts, young (single) mothers, migrants, people with disabilities and so on. At the same time the program address (non-) formal institutions, companies, and other training providers (including facilitators and trainers), in the field of vocational education and training. They will benefit through qualification training (for training enterprises) and through cooperation and involvement in the development of curricula and networks to build up on the recognition of the non-formal TVET sector. Furthermore, young micro-enterprises are targeted in order to improve their performance on the labour market.Direct Participants:Skill development training including incubation for 1080 unemployed youths aged 16-35 years (50% female).Indirect project participants: households = 3000 Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 140480 236038 204883 20140 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1103-24 Welthungerhilfe The right to food project in Malawi envisions administrative, political and traditional duty bearers to deliver better on the right to adequate food, guided by the principles of participation, transparency and accountability, non-discrimination, and rule of law. The project aims to promote better services delivery by government through actions initiated by citizen groups to hold public officials, politicians and service providers accountable for their conduct and performance in delivering services, improving people's welfare and protecting people's rights. The project activities and interventions are being implemented at the micro (community), meso (Mangochi and Chitips district) and macro (national) levels using the Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA). Overall Objective (Impact ): Progressive governance for the right to food, guided by the principles of participation, transparency, accountability, non-discrimination, and rule of law, for improved food and nutrition security in rural communities.Overall outcome :Duty bearers in the program countries (Kenya, Malawi, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe) progressively enact and implement inclusive legal frameworks, policies and programs that are conducive to the realization of the right to food and that promote accountability. The project will be implemented at National level and two districts Mangochi and Chitipa targeting a wide range of participants.On a national and district level, the following organizations, government entities are going to be directly targeted: NGOs and CBO's working in food and nutrition, Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Local Government, Ministry of Trade, Mangochi district council, Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture, Parliamentary Committee on Budget, Parliamentary Committee on HIV/Aids and Nutrition, Women Caucus on Parliament, Private Sector, district CSO Networks, Malawi Human Rights Commission.At the local level, the project will be implemented in Mangochi district in the area of TA Lulanga on the far end of the Eastern bank of the South-East Arm of Lake Malawi. The area has 1 ADC and 12 Village Development Committees (VDCs). The total population for the area is 43, 1011 distributed by gender as 21,120 Males and 21,981 females. Out of these, 19,466 are youth (aged between 10 and 35) representing 45 %. 7894 of the total population is aged under five. In Chitipa the project will be implemented in TA Mwene Wenya targeting in 9 Group Village Heads . Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 81081 290811 317838 250270 58974 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-YEM1012-24 Welthungerhilfe Yemen's coastal fishing industry, which is crucial for food security, is severely impaired. Landing and distribution infrastructures are inadequate and the sector is experiencing a significant decline in catches. Crisis-related post-harvest losses exacerbate the situation. Overall objective: The resilience and income stability of coastal fishing families and their communities in Al-Mokha, Taiz, Yemen has been sustainably strengthened. Project Objective: 1,500 fishing families in Al-Mokha take advantage of the cooperative structures and the improved port infrastructure and improve their economic living conditions through lower catch losses and better marketing.   Target group and intervention area: 1,500 fishermen + 25 volunteers of the Fishing cooperative + 5 employees of ADO​ in Mohka (Taʿizz governorate).Total direct beneficiary group: 1,530 people (1500 fishermens + 25 Cooperative members + 5 Employees of ADO).Indirect beneficiaries: 10,500 people (1,500 fishing families), in line with the overall project objective. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 84445 222222 133333 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SOM1092-24 Welthungerhilfe For the project “Somali NGO Coalition for Better Living Conditions for Women and Marginalized communities in Somaliland,” Welthungerhilfe and four national NGOs (ACRIF, BEYDAN, ERDO,VOSOMWO) have joined forces to form a coalition to improve livelihoods, food security, and access to essential services for women and marginalized communities in Somaliland and to strengthen civil society organizations in Somaliland. The project aims to enable 2993 members of vulnerable population groups to apply innovative methods within the food system and to strengthen civil society actors so that they can contribute to strengthening inclusive food systems and strategic planning through community-based advocacy work. Strategic objective: The economic independence and food security of women and other marginalized population groups in the regions of Woqooyi Galbeed, Togdheer and Sanaag in Somaliland have improved.Project objective: 1,940 members of marginalized population groups (with a special focus on women) in 5 communities from three regions of Somaliland apply innovative methods for the production and processing of algae as food and feed, implement income-generating activities along rural value chains and civil society actors contribute to strengthening inclusive food systems and strategic planning through community-based advocacy work.    The project combines community-based initiatives to strengthen resilience with evidence- and rights-based advocacy to promote nutrition-relevant strategic planning in key sectors (agriculture, livestock, fisheries), addressing macro, meso, and micro levels. Women, ethnic minorities, and people with disabilities are prioritized. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 42666 611111 555556 390667 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH 1183-20 Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement.   30000 AA 368420.9999 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1109-24 Welthungerhilfe The project, implemented by RRN, MIC, and FTG, strengthens food security, income, and disaster resilience in earthquake-affected areas of Jajarkot and Rukum West. Through community consultations and coordination with government and civil society, it promotes climate-adapted agriculture, nutrition-sensitive interventions, and inclusive capacity building. It supports 1,750 households prioritizing women, marginalized groups, smallholder farmers, youth, and PWDs—and provides entrepreneurship and technical skills to 300 selected youth and women. Engagement with 22 CBOs and local governments across 14 wards fosters capacity building, policy advocacy, and climate-smart agriculture with community participation. Overall Objective: Contribution to improved livelihoods in local food systems for resilient communities in Jajarkot and Rukum West Districts. Project Objectives/ Outcomes: 1,750 earthquake affected households in Jajarkot and Rukum West have improved their food and nutrition security, and the civil society and local governments promote climate resilient and nutrition-sensitive agriculture and economic resilience programsIndicators: The targeted households (1,750) have at least 10 months of food sufficiency in their house by the end of the project. (MAHFP)70% (210 out of 300) of trained women and youth households increase their annual cash income by 20% by the end of the projectClimate resilience is anchored in the local development plans and the share in the budget is at least 5% by the end of the project Target group and intervention area: 2,500 marginalized HHs (earthquake affected, Dalits, Janajatis, women, youth, PWD) in 2 municipalities in Jajarkot, Rukum West districtsIndirect Target Groups: The project’s indirect beneficiaries include the entire population of Barekot Municipality and Aathabiskot Rural Municipality, totaling 57,922 individuals (35,917 in Aathabiskot and in Barekot 22,005). They will benefit indirectly from government policies and community-focused awareness campaigns on topics such as community seed banks, LANN+ and SIFS sessions and irrigation projects. Additionally, private sector actors, cooperatives, and local and provincial governments will gain from the policy formulation activities facilitated by the project, fostering an enabling environment for sustainable development and climate resilience. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 100000 380000 400000 360000 160000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BFA1141-24 Welthungerhilfe  Objectif général : Contribuer à limiter les migrations par un développement inclusif des communautés vulnérables (déplacés internes/rapatriés, transhumants, jeunes migrants/immigrants).Objectifs du projet : Améliorer l'engagement, en particulier des jeunes et des femmes, à contribuer au développement de leurs communautés, à travers un meilleur accès à l'emploi local et une intégration communautaire inclusive dans la gestion des ressources naturelles.   Objectif global : Les conditions de vie des populations vulnérables de la région du Nakambé (Ex- Centre-Est)  du Burkina Faso sont améliorées grâce à des mesures intégrées de développement communautaire et à la lutte contre les causes de la migration.Objecrif du projet : 9090 membres de petits ménages agricoles et de communautés pastorales (en particulier des jeunes et des femmes) appliquent les compétences nouvellement acquises dans les domaines de la GRN et de l'entrepreneuriat et améliorent ainsi leurs moyens de subsistance, ce qui les dissuade de migrer de manière irrégulière.  Groupe cible directLe groupe cible direct est constitué de petits ménages agricoles vulnérables et de membres de communautés pastorales issus de 24 villages répartis dans deux communes, Bittou et Zabré, dans la province de Boulgou, région Centre-Est. Une attention particulière est accordée aux jeunes âgés de 15 à 35 ans (dont au moins 30 % de femmes[1] et 3 % de personnes handicapées), qui bénéficient d'un soutien pour améliorer durablement leurs revenus et leurs conditions de vie grâce au renforcement des capacités/à la formation professionnelle, à la promotion des entreprises (petites et moyennes entreprises, PME) et à des structures d'entraide communautaires7 200 jeunes (campagne d'information et tables rondes sur le thème de la migration)200 jeunes (promotion des entreprises)520 membres des comités communaux et villageois chargés de la gestion des ressources naturelles, dont 2 délégations spéciales (20 personnes par délégation/district. Remarque : depuis les deux coups d'État, les « délégations spéciales » ont remplacé les conseils communaux suspendus et pris en charge l'administratio communale).600 élèves et enseignants (20 écoles)240 personnes dans des clubs de jeunes (environ 20 clubs de jeunes/associations de femmes)30 jeunes (fabrication de fourneaux améliorés)300 ménages bénéficiant de fourneaux améliorés          Le groupe cible indirect :Les membres des ménages des jeunes qui bénéficient du soutien à la création d'emplois/à l'entrepreneuriat : 200 personnes x 6 personnes,  soit un total de 1 200 personnesles membres des ménages qui bénéficient des fours améliorés : 300 x 6, soit un total de 1 800 personnesLes membres de la communauté qui sont touchés par les campagnes d'information et de sensibilisation (radio) : 10 000 personnesPetits agriculteurs et agro-pasteurs bénéficiant de la mise en place de zones protégées : 10 000 personnesAu total, 13 000 personnes bénéficient indirectement des mesures du projet Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 385086 367285 359640 164261 57061 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1128-24 Welthungerhilfe Problem statement: High food and nutrition insecurity in Sierra Leone: Serious gender inequality, lack of inputs and coordinated actions leading to poverty, hunger and inequality.Target group and districts: 2000 poor rural households (12,2000 persons, incl. women, youth and other marginalised groups) in Moyamba District.Project Objective: Improved socio-economic wellbeing of rural smallholder farmers and marginalised groups affected by grabbing by foreign private companies. Outputs: Improved agricultural productivity; Climate smart agricultural practices adopted; Local seeds and market systems developed; Advocacy for responsible land use and right to food; Partner Capacity Development for advocacy and social accountability developedPartners: SiLNoRF and WellFound (new partner) Impact: 30 communities in the chiefdoms of Kargboro, Ribbi and Upper Banta in Moyamba have improved their food, nutrition and hygiene security. Objective: 2,010 smallholder farmer household (51% of 12,060 overall household members are women) in the chiefdoms of Kargboro, Ribbi and Upper Banta in the Moyamba district are using the skills they have acquired to improve their livelihoods.  The project targets the most vulnerable people in Moyamba District: women, children, people with disabilities and the unemployed, with a strong focus on social integration and community-wide development. The project is being implemented in 30 villages in three chiefdoms in Moyamba District: Kargboro, Ribbi and Upper Banta. The total population in these three chiefdoms is 64,532, of which a total of 2,010 families/households (=12,060 household members benefitting in total, based on an average household size of 6) have been selected as the direct target group. 51% of overall household members are women and 49% are men (as per City Population, 2021). 2010 individuals are selected in the project as representatives of the target households, they are not necessarily heads of households, but chosen based on discussions at household level to see who is most suitable to coordinate participation of themselves and other household members for project activities. This way, the project team can also ensure that women have a higher proportion of representation. In some households, the heads of households are very old, so they can select a representative for their household. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 200000 600000 600000 400000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-HTI1210-24 Welthungerhilfe Améliorer la la sécurité alimentaire à Saint-Raphael par protéger l'environnement et renforcer la résilience au climat. Objectifs du projet : Reforestation et structures biomécaniques pour protéger les infrastructures / Consolidation de la production agricole adaptée au climat, augmentation des revenus / Amélioration de la commercialisation des produits locaux / Renforcement des groupes de fermiers, amélioration de leur connaissance du changement climatique et des pratiques durables. Impact:La production agricole du système d'irrigation de Saint-Raphaël sera augmentée, et la population verra sa résilience socio-économique face aux impacts du changement climatique renforcée.Outcome:500 familles de petits agriculteurs adoptent des pratiques de culture respectueuses de l'environnement et durables, tout en augmentant leurs revenus grâce à la gestion du bassin versant à Saint-Raphaël. Elles renforcent leurs capacités à exploiter le bassin de manière rentable et durable. Le projet cible directement 500 familles d'agriculteurs et agricultrices, soit un total de 3.000 personnes (environ 6 personnes par famille), vivant dans la commune de Saint-Raphaël, Département du Nord d'Haïti. Parmi ces familles, 300 ont déjà bénéficié des activités du projet précédent P4299 et recevront, dans le cadre de ce nouveau projet, un soutien complémentaire. Les activités proposées seront différentes et plus étendues afin de consolider les succès précédemment obtenus, sans répéter les interventions déjà réalisées. De plus, 200 nouvelles familles seront incluses dans le projet et bénéficieront de formations ainsi que d'un appui matériel. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 152851 395138 392433 285676 111397 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1167-24 Welthungerhilfe This project aims at contributing to the realization of decent incomes among the targeted youth who are in two categories: (1) those without any prior skills in the trade they aspire to grow a career and (2) those aiming to up their skills in addition to previously acquired competences and in which they may already be practitioners in the respective industry or prospecting to practice. The path to the realization of this objective is by employing non-formal TVET delivered within the private sector (MSMEs) in the localities of the targeted youth following short term modularized apprenticeships blended with mentorships, counselling, life and business skills training mainstreamed with Digital literacy for the targeted NEETs following the Skill Up! Program approach. Overall objective (Impact):The economic stability and decent income generation of vulnerable young people have improved through gainful / profitable employment or self-employment, resulting in increased food and nutrition security.Project objective (Outcome):Young vulnerable people use the acquired (labour) market relevant competencies and the provided access to necessary resources & labour market linkages to secure (self-) employment opportunities. Direct target group:The action is targeting 300 less advantaged unemployed and underemployed youth aged 18 – 30 years with 50% of them being female. Additional emphasis will be laid on inclusion i.e. persons with disability (PWDs) and other categories that are on the fringes of society. The project aims to equip participants with skills in market relevant vocational, agricutural and waste management trades following an integrated training approach which combines technical apprenticeships in the work place with life skills and entrepreneurship training laced with digital literacy. Upon completion of the technical training, apprentices in the beginer category will be assessed and issued with the officially recognized certificate of DIT. Participants will be enrolled into a post training support scheme for mentorship, top up training and business start-up or business enhancing support. Six to 09 months after the completion of the training each of the 02 cohorts will be followed once and the results of this follow up will constitute a tracer study to measure the impact of the action/intervention. The Skill Up! approach will guide the implementation modality of this project. Indirect target group (members of households, community):Up to 50 training providers are targeted by the project, these will receive a ToT during which ToT training plans will be developed and existing ones improved upon. The youth who participate in the project are members of a household averaging 4.4 members (based on the latest population census average household size in 2024) each in addition to the extended family of relatives. In one way or another, these youths will contribute to the wellbeing of their households. Many of the targeted female youth are young mothers – the trainings given such as the nutrition and sexual & reproductive health rights modules are highly relevant for such youth. The number of indirect beneficiaries for this project is estimated to be more than 1,320 persons. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 146341 257792 225528 33429 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE-1048-16 Welthungerhilfe Since the Ebola crisis, everyone in Sierra Leone now recognises that better hygiene and a healthier environment are essential to prevent more epidemics. Unauthorised dumping sites and illegal waste disposal spread illnesses, so Welthungerhilfe is helping the government to develop an infrastructure for municipal waste collection. Sierra Leone's private sector is underdeveloped so it is expected to participate in providing public services and is also involved in this project. At the same time, jobs are being created for the country’s numerous unemployed young people. Awareness of waste reduction, separation and recycling is also being raised by various means such as through schools. To enhance the capacity of Bo and Makeni City Councils as well as of private sector actors through promotion of Integrated Waste Management Programs to improve on environmental sanitation and socio-economic conditions in secondary towns of Sierra Leone. Main direct beneficiaries will be the City Council Administrations, line ministries (e.g. Ministry of Health & Sanitation (MoHS), Environmental Protection Authority (EPA)), Waste Stakeholder Committees and working groups, small and medium sized enterprises and informal waste workers. In total about 300 persons. Indirect beneficiaries are all 312,000 residents of Bo (200.000) and Makeni (112.000) towns when project is in full swing. UK - Department for International Development (DFID) United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 454735 3031342 2515871 729852 9672 121896 442251 73138 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-DEU-1016-19 Welthungerhilfe Improving the Algorithm of the Child Growth Monitor. Creating the Coordination structures for free lancers and coordination in India and linking the technology better with the technology development team in Germany. Financing for HoP and technical Expert staffing costs of technology development in Germany for Alpha phase. Today: Our target group are children 0.5-5 years of age in 51 countries suffering from severe hunger. Our primary user group are professional healthcare workers taking anthropometric measurements of children. In the future: In the future we aim at opening up our target and user group: Child Growth Monitor to be used in more than 51 countries; to be used also by parents, teachers, pharmacists, etc.; to be used for overweight children; possibly to be used for children older than 5 years. GSMA Mobile for Development Foundation Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 74125 225875 65000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK-1094-18 Welthungerhilfe The overall outcome of the Building Disaster Resilience in Pakistan (BDRP) program is “increased capacity to reduce disaster risk, through better planning, preparedness, response, and resource allocation at the governmental and community levels.” The objective of the Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) component of BDRP programme is “inclusive community disaster management committees implement plans; financed projects based on risk assessment.” Beneficiaries will benefit from disaster-resilient infrastructure (such as safe houses, shelters and WASH facilities) and livelihood protection/agriculture options which will be provided based upon their needs. These needs will be assessed during a risk and resilience profiling exercise which will be done in selected villages during the initial months of Phase 2. Beneficiary communities will also be trained in early warning systems, and mobilized to form Community Disaster Management Committees, which will support disaster risk management. People living in disaster prone districts who have repeatedly suffered loss of human, physical, financial, social, political and natural assets owing to recurring disasters, forcing them to use negative coping strategies in order to cope with and recover from these shocks. In particular, those poorer people who suffer disproportionately when disasters strike, including women (especially widows), children, people with disabilities, the elderly, religious minorities, landless tenants and share croppers. Concern Worldwide UK Deutsche Welthungerhilfe Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e. V. +49 (0) 228-2288 0 info@welthungerhilfe.de 132375 1376939 1555013 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1210-21 Welthungerhilfe There is a severe drought due to shortage of Hageyya/Bega rain in the area. The expected rain in September and October is delayed resulting in critical water shortage for both human and animals, shortage in livestock feed and pasture and animal death, displacement as well as disrupted and affected the socio-economic status of the pastoralist communities. More than half a million-pastoralist people are significantly affected by the drought along with their livestock. The overall goal of this intervention is to save the lives of drought affected communities and also to contribute toward resiliency of the affected community to the recurrent drought effect through the provision of multi-sectoral WASH, livestock feed and multi-sectoral cash.The specific objectives are: Save the lives and livelihood of drought affected pastoralist community through provision of WASH, cash and livelihood support; Enhance the livelihood and self-resilience of drought hit pastoralist communities As per the latest census data from Ethiopian Central statistical agency , the average household size is 5.7 to 6 persons and hence 2500 households (15,000 people) will benefit from animal feed and multi-purpose cash grant and and hygiene promotion as well as COVID control and prevention activities. The targeting will consider the level of vulnerability and drought impact of each household and particularly target women, female headed households, elderly and people with disability. Start Network 150000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1113-24 Welthungerhilfe Enhance food security in India, Malawi, Nepal, and Uganda through scalable digital innovations. The Project aim to digital literacy, scaling quality data collection to train AI for the Child Growth Monitor app, expand access of farmers to Digital Agriculture Solutions through leveraging synergies across technology advancements, AI, collaborative content creation, and business model testing, as well as facilitating cross-country exchange sessions. The project aims to reach 13,050 children under the age of 6 yr, 460,000 smallholder farmers through our implementing partners: ACE, FUM, CSONA, PALM, Li-Bird and DSC Objective: Contribute to enhanced food security and nutrition in India, Nepal, Malawi, and Uganda through advanced digital innovations that are scalable, sustainable, and integrated into in-country systems. Outcome: Improved food security, enhanced nutrition outcomes, and sustainable economic development are achieved by effectively scaling and integrating digital innovations into national systems and communities. These advancements are facilitated through the further development of digital agriculture solutions, the expansion of digital literacy, improved data-driven health interventions via the Child Growth Monitor (CGM), and the establishment of social enterprises. A total of 483,000  project participants will be involved, ensuring broad and inclusive impact across the target regions.   The project's interventions will directly engage children, health workers, caregivers, small-scale and medium-scale farmers, with a deliberate focus on women, youth, refugees, host communities, and individuals with less literacy skills. These participants will benefit from a range of tools and activities, including the Child Growth Monitor, agricultural extension apps (AgriApps), digital literacy clinics, and support for in-country entrepreneurs and community-based organizations. Project participants have been selected based on the operational regions of our implementing partners to ensure relevance and impact. Indirectly, the project is expected to positively affect an estimated 483,000 individuals, encompassing household members of direct participants and those who will benefit from the broader ripple effects of the project’s initiatives.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 150216 187946 240986 136885 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IND1416-24 Welthungerhilfe Enhance food security in India, Malawi, Nepal, and Uganda through scalable digital innovations. The Project aim to digital literacy, scaling quality data collection to train AI for the Child Growth Monitor app, expand access of farmers to Digital Agriculture Solutions through leveraging synergies across technology advancements, AI, collaborative content creation, and business model testing, as well as facilitating cross-country exchange sessions. The project aims to reach 13,050 children under the age of 6 yr, 460,000 smallholder farmers through our implementing partners: ACE, FUM, CSONA, PALM, Li-Bird and DSC Objective: Contribute to enhanced food security and nutrition in India, Nepal, Malawi, and Uganda through advanced digital innovations that are scalable, sustainable, and integrated into in-country systems. Outcome: Improved food security, enhanced nutrition outcomes, and sustainable economic development are achieved by effectively scaling and integrating digital innovations into national systems and communities. These advancements are facilitated through the further development of digital agriculture solutions, the expansion of digital literacy, improved data-driven health interventions via the Child Growth Monitor (CGM), and the establishment of social enterprises. A total of 483,000  project participants will be involved, ensuring broad and inclusive impact across the target regions.  The project's interventions will directly engage children, health workers, caregivers, small-scale and medium-scale farmers, with a deliberate focus on women, youth, refugees, host communities, and individuals with less literacy skills. These participants will benefit from a range of tools and activities, including the Child Growth Monitor, agricultural extension apps (AgriApps), digital literacy clinics, and support for in-country entrepreneurs and community-based organizations. Project participants have been selected based on the operational regions of our implementing partners to ensure relevance and impact. Indirectly, the project is expected to positively affect an estimated 483,000 individuals, encompassing household members of direct participants and those who will benefit from the broader ripple effects of the project’s initiatives Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 73217 114972 39022 1740 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1107-24 Welthungerhilfe Enhance food security in India, Malawi, Nepal, and Uganda through scalable digital innovations. The Project aim to digital literacy, scaling quality data collection to train AI for the Child Growth Monitor app, expand access of farmers to Digital Agriculture Solutions through leveraging synergies across technology advancements, AI, collaborative content creation, and business model testing, as well as facilitating cross-country exchange sessions. The project aims to reach 13,050 children under the age of 6 yr, 460,000 smallholder farmers through our implementing partners: ACE, FUM, CSONA, PALM, Li-Bird and DSC Objective: Contribute to enhanced food security and nutrition in India, Nepal, Malawi, and Uganda through advanced digital innovations that are scalable, sustainable, and integrated into in-country systems. Outcome: Improved food security, enhanced nutrition outcomes, and sustainable economic development are achieved by effectively scaling and integrating digital innovations into national systems and communities. These advancements are facilitated through the further development of digital agriculture solutions, the expansion of digital literacy, improved data-driven health interventions via the Child Growth Monitor (CGM), and the establishment of social enterprises. A total of 483,000  project participants will be involved, ensuring broad and inclusive impact across the target regions.  The project's interventions will directly engage children, health workers, caregivers, small-scale and medium-scale farmers, with a deliberate focus on women, youth, refugees, host communities, and individuals with less literacy skills. These participants will benefit from a range of tools and activities, including the Child Growth Monitor, agricultural extension apps (AgriApps), digital literacy clinics, and support for in-country entrepreneurs and community-based organizations. Project participants have been selected based on the operational regions of our implementing partners to ensure relevance and impact. Indirectly, the project is expected to positively affect an estimated 483,000 individuals, encompassing household members of direct participants and those who will benefit from the broader ripple effects of the project’s initiatives.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 46093 46112 2686 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1115-24 Welthungerhilfe Enhance food security in India, Malawi, Nepal, and Uganda through scalable digital innovations. The Project aim to digital literacy, scaling quality data collection to train AI for the Child Growth Monitor app, expand access of farmers to Digital Agriculture Solutions through leveraging synergies across technology advancements, AI, collaborative content creation, and business model testing, as well as facilitating cross-country exchange sessions. The project aims to reach 13,050 children under the age of 6 yr, 460,000 smallholder farmers through our implementing partners: ACE, FUM, CSONA, PALM, Li-Bird and DSC . Objective: Contribute to enhanced food security and nutrition in India, Nepal, Malawi, and Uganda through advanced digital innovations that are scalable, sustainable, and integrated into in-country systems. Outcome: Improved food security, enhanced nutrition outcomes, and sustainable economic development are achieved by effectively scaling and integrating digital innovations into national systems and communities. These advancements are facilitated through the further development of digital agriculture solutions, the expansion of digital literacy, improved data-driven health interventions via the Child Growth Monitor (CGM), and the establishment of social enterprises. A total of 483,000  project participants will be involved, ensuring broad and inclusive impact across the target regions.   The project's interventions will directly engage children, health workers, caregivers, small-scale and medium-scale farmers, with a deliberate focus on women, youth, refugees, host communities, and individuals with less literacy skills. These participants will benefit from a range of tools and activities, including the Child Growth Monitor, agricultural extension apps (AgriApps), digital literacy clinics, and support for in-country entrepreneurs and community-based organizations. Project participants have been selected based on the operational regions of our implementing partners to ensure relevance and impact. Indirectly, the project is expected to positively affect an estimated 483,000 individuals, encompassing household members of direct participants and those who will benefit from the broader ripple effects of the project’s initiatives.   Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 31953 116115 89352 87337 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IND1422-25 Welthungerhilfe This project is part of Phase II of the Global WASH Program (GWP) implemented in SLE, ZWE, PAK and India. Building on Phase I, Phase II of the program focuses on scaling and institutionalizing WASH systems strengthening across five key areas: Service Delivery Strengthening, Inclusive Planning, Accountability & Monitoring, Institutional Arrangements & Coordination, and Learning & Sector Adaptation. A key emphasis is the shift from systems strengthening to systems delivery, ensuring sustainable WASH services for target communities. Phase II embeds these approaches in government structures and policies, reducing dependency on external support. Advocacy and stakeholder collaboration remain vital for financial sustainability and institutional adaptation. In its second phase, the Global WASH Programme (GWP) in India supports systemic transformation in the rural water supply sector, contributing to three key outcomes: Service Delivery Strengthening, Integrated Inclusive Planning, and Accountability and Monitoring. The India project engages a diverse range of participants across micro, meso, and macro levels, involving both direct and indirect beneficiaries in a system-wide approach to strengthening WASH governance and service delivery.At the micro level, direct beneficiaries include 120 community-based WASH user associations and Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs) in the districts of Panna, Newari, and Chhatarpur, as well as approximately 290 local mechanics and operators of piped water systems. In addition, 120 trained community water volunteers (Jal Saheli/Jal Mitra) and 90 WASH forum members benefit from targeted capacity development measures. Indirectly, around 100,000 community members stand to gain from improved water supply, hygiene awareness, and sanitation services.At the meso (district) level, the project supports District Panchayat staff and Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) officials in the three districts, as well as district-level actors from agriculture and irrigation departments. Thirty local CSOs working in these areas are also directly involved. Indirect beneficiaries include all Gram Panchayats within the three districts and an estimated 460,000 residents who will benefit from improved WASH governance and more reliable service delivery.At the macro level, the initiative engages state-level institutions such as PHED, the Jal Jeevan Mission, and Atal Jal Yojna teams, along with 50 CSOs operating across the Bundelkhand region. Indirectly, the entire rural population of Madhya Pradesh may benefit through improved state-level governance, increased investments in sustainable rural water supply under the NRDWM, and broader CSO mobilization through national WASH advocacy networks reaching up to 550 organizations. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 118737 218092 230608 211148 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1156-25 Welthungerhilfe This project is part of Phase II of the Global WASH Program (GWP) implemented in Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe , Pakistan and India. Building on Phase I, Phase II of the program focuses on scaling and institutionalizing WASH systems strengthening across five key areas: Service Delivery Strengthening, Inclusive Planning, Accountability & Monitoring, Institutional Arrangements & Coordination, and Learning & Sector Adaptation. A key emphasis is the shift from systems strengthening to systems delivery, ensuring sustainable WASH services for target communities. Phase II embeds these approaches in government structures and policies, reducing dependency on external support. Advocacy and stakeholder collaboration remain vital for financial sustainability and institutional adaptation. In Pakistan, the Global WASH Programme (GWP) Phase II advances structural change through three interlinked outcomes: Integrated Inclusive Planning, Institutional Arrangements & Coordination, and Learning and Sector Adaptation. The programme supports evidence-based policy development and promotes systems approaches across all levels of government. Micro Level (Community and Service Providers) Direct Participants: The programme directly reaches approximately 20,000 individuals at community level, including men, women, children, and people with special needs, primarily through WASH awareness-raising campaigns. Micro Level (Community and Service Providers) Indirect Participants: The wider population of around 5 million people in District Muzaffargarh and an additional district (in Punjab, Sindh, or KP) indirectly benefits from improved WASH planning, coordination, and service delivery facilitated by strengthened systems at local level. Meso Level (District Level) Direct Participants: District administrations in Muzaffargarh and at least one additional district benefit from enhanced institutional capacity for coordination, planning, and implementation of WASH services. Additionally, approximately 1,110 individuals from government institutions and other stakeholders gain directly from capacity-building activities, advocacy events, and coordination platforms. Meso Level (District Level) Indirect Participants: Government departments and civil society organizations within these districts benefit indirectly through improved frameworks for collaboration and execution of WASH interventions. Macro Level (Provincial and National Level) Direct Participants: At the macro level, Punjab province is directly supported through the development of a long-term WASH Sector Development Plan and the establishment of a knowledge and resource hub. Furthermore, approximately 775 individuals from government bodies and other institutions are capacitated through training, workshops, and advocacy initiatives. Non-governmental actors such as NGOs, INGOs, and development partners also benefit from participation in knowledge-sharing processes. Macro Level (Provincial and National Level) Indirect Participants: Development organizations, INGOs, and NGOs benefit indirectly by operating within a more coherent, better-resourced enabling environment shaped by the programme’s systems-strengthening efforts. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 105694 303870 229068 134959 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1142-25 Welthungerhilfe This project is part of Phase II of the Global WASH Program (GWP) implemented in SLE, ZWE, PAK and India. Building on Phase I, Phase II of the program focuses on scaling and institutionalizing WASH systems strengthening across five key areas: Service Delivery Strengthening, Inclusive Planning, Accountability & Monitoring, Institutional Arrangements & Coordination, and Learning & Sector Adaptation. A key emphasis is the shift from systems strengthening to systems delivery, ensuring sustainable WASH services for target communities. Phase II embeds these approaches in government structures and policies, reducing dependency on external support. Advocacy and stakeholder collaboration remain vital for financial sustainability and institutional adaptation. In Sierra Leone, Phase II of the Global WASH Programme (GWP) advances systemic change through three outcomes: Service Delivery Strengthening, Accountability and Monitoring, and Institutional Arrangements & Coordination—focusing on O&M improvements, district-level planning, and national sector leadership. Ultimate outcome: More coordinated and resilient WASH system in Sierra Leone has been established, improving the quality and consistency of water and sanitation services and contributing to better public health and livelihoods in targeted areas Direct Project Participants At the micro-level, the programme will directly benefit 10,600 rural residents in 20 new communities in Bonthe District with access to improved WASH services. 6,000 people will benefit from rehabilitated EMAS wells and 3,900 from India Mark II well upgrades. 50 artisans will be trained in O&M using mobile technology, and 650 clients will access revolving WASH-related microfinance loans.At the meso-level, 50 district staff, including Bonthe District Council and line ministry actors, will receive capacity support to implement and coordinate the District WASH Plan. 20 CSOs and NGOs, 18 enumerators, and 2 media houses will be involved in planning, coordination, and awareness-raising.At the macro-level, 86 stakeholders, including ministry officials, private sector actors, media, and partners, will participate in national advocacy and coordination. Additionally, 20 WASH actors, 30 MDAs, 6 media houses, and 20 enterprises will be supported to strengthen policy, service delivery, and communication.Indirect Beneficiaries At the micro-level, over 225,000 people in 10 chiefdoms will benefit from improved WASH governance and infrastructure, including 750 VSLA members.At the meso-level, around 3,200 people, including informal WASH actors, benefit from stronger planning and alignment with the District WASH Plan.At the macro-level, national and international organizations (e.g., UNICEF, Concern) benefit from a stronger enabling environment with clearer O&M frameworks and enhanced coordination. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 127493 213245 197274 154327 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1233-25 Welthungerhilfe This project is part of Phase II of the Global WASH Program (GWP) implemented in Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe, Pakistan and India. Building on Phase I, Phase II of the program focuses on scaling and institutionalizing WASH systems strengthening across five key areas: Service Delivery Strengthening, Inclusive Planning, Accountability & Monitoring, Institutional Arrangements & Coordination, and Learning & Sector Adaptation. A key emphasis is the shift from systems strengthening to systems delivery, ensuring sustainable WASH services for target communities. Phase II embeds these approaches in government structures and policies, reducing dependency on external support. Advocacy and stakeholder collaboration remain vital for financial sustainability and institutional adaptation. In Zimbabwe, Phase II of the Global WASH Programme (GWP) supports transformative change across three interconnected outcomes: Service Delivery Strengthening, Integrated Inclusive Planning, and Accountability and Monitoring—each reinforcing sustainable, equitable rural WASH systems.  Direct Beneficiaries:(1) Micro Level (Community and Service Providers): 480 community members are reached through District WASH Master Plan (DWMP) advocacy and inclusive planning efforts. 40 individuals are engaged in piloting the Community-Based Management (CBM) model, including tool testing and training. 120 water service users benefit from participatory feedback mechanisms supporting accountability and improved WASH governance.(2) Meso Level (District Level): Six districts establish and implement DWMPs. 15 district stakeholders in Mount Darwin and Chegutu are trained in CBM model implementation. Three officials receive training in MIS development and management. Ten government stakeholders improve their community engagement capacities through public campaigns.(3) Macro Level (Provincial and National): Five national WASH coordination members and DNWASH Co actors deepen their understanding of DWMP and CBM for scale-up. Thirty working group members and 30 macro-level stakeholders are trained in WASH systems building blocks. Ten provincial facilitators are trained in coordination and monitoring. Five NGOs and development partners are oriented in WASH system strengthening.Indirect Beneficiaries:(1) Micro Level: 10,000 community members reached with awareness materials. 10,000 additional users benefit from improved water services and dialogue platforms resulting from CBM efforts;(2) Meso Level: Eight additional districts initiate DWMP replication. 377,740 households benefit from strengthened WASH services. 1,440 meso-level actors indirectly benefit from training on improved management models;(3) Macro Level: Ten provinces are exposed to DWMP guidelines and prepared to replicate the model. Four provinces are influenced by WASH-related policies and strategies. 1.5 million households benefit from national-level policy reforms and advocacy outcomes.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 150723 262299 259531 134727 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1085-21 Welthungerhilfe Il s'agit d'une réponse précoce aux effets néfastes des inondations/cyclones dans la Région Atsimo Atsinanana. Pour aider les ménages vulnérables à surmonter les difficultés d'accès alimentaire pendant la crise, une distribution monétaire inconditionnelle et conditionnelle sera mise en place. Cela leur permettra de satisfaire leurs besoins alimentaires jusqu'à ce qu'ils puissent retourner chez eux et reprendre leurs activités normales. Les objectifs incluent des transferts monétaires inconditionnels et conditionnels, ainsi que des communications et sensibilisations pour encourager les changements de comportement basés sur le principe IEC. Welthungerhilfe Start Network Une réponse précoce est déployée pour aider les ménages vulnérables affectés par les inondations/cyclones dans la Région Atsimo Atsinanana, via des distributions monétaires inconditionnelles et conditionnelles, leur permettant de subvenir à leurs besoins alimentaires jusqu'à la reprise de leurs activités habituelles. Les objectifs comprennent des transferts monétaires, des communications et des sensibilisations pour promouvoir des changements de comportement selon le principe IEC. Une réponse précoce est déployée pour aider les ménages vulnérables affectés par les inondations/cyclones dans la Région Atsimo Atsinanana, via des distributions monétaires inconditionnelles et conditionnelles, leur permettant de subvenir à leurs besoins alimentaires jusqu'à la reprise de leurs activités habituelles. Les objectifs comprennent des transferts monétaires, des communications et des sensibilisations pour promouvoir des changements de comportement selon le principe IEC. Une réponse précoce est déployée pour aider les ménages vulnérables affectés par les inondations/cyclones dans la Région Atsimo Atsinanana, via des distributions monétaires inconditionnelles et conditionnelles, leur permettant de subvenir à leurs besoins alimentaires jusqu'à la reprise de leurs activités habituelles. Les objectifs comprennent des transferts monétaires, des communications et des sensibilisations pour promouvoir des changements de comportement selon le principe IEC. Une réponse précoce est déployée pour aider les ménages vulnérables affectés par les inondations/cyclones dans la Région Atsimo Atsinanana, via des distributions monétaires inconditionnelles et conditionnelles, leur permettant de subvenir à leurs besoins alimentaires jusqu'à la reprise de leurs activités habituelles. Les objectifs comprennent des transferts monétaires, des communications et des sensibilisations pour promouvoir des changements de comportement selon le principe IEC. 64780 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1163-24 Welthungerhilfe Enhance food security in India, Malawi, Nepal, and Uganda through scalable digital innovations. The Project aim to digital literacy, scaling quality data collection to train AI for the Child Growth Monitor app, expand access of farmers to Digital Agriculture Solutions through leveraging synergies across technology advancements, AI, collaborative content creation, and business model testing, as well as facilitating cross-country exchange sessions. The project aims to reach 13,050 children under the age of 6 yr, 460,000 smallholder farmers through our implementing partners: ACE, FUM, CSONA, PALM, Li-Bird and DSC Objective: Contribute to enhanced food security and nutrition in India, Nepal, Malawi, and Uganda through advanced digital innovations that are scalable, sustainable, and integrated into in-country systems. Outcome: Improved food security, enhanced nutrition outcomes, and sustainable economic development are achieved by effectively scaling and integrating digital innovations into national systems and communities. These advancements are facilitated through the further development of digital agriculture solutions, the expansion of digital literacy, improved data-driven health interventions via the Child Growth Monitor (CGM), and the establishment of social enterprises. A total of 483,000  project participants will be involved, ensuring broad and inclusive impact across the target regions.  The project's interventions will directly engage children, health workers, caregivers, small-scale and medium-scale farmers, with a deliberate focus on women, youth, refugees, host communities, and individuals with less literacy skills. These participants will benefit from a range of tools and activities, including the Child Growth Monitor, agricultural extension apps (AgriApps), digital literacy clinics, and support for in-country entrepreneurs and community-based organizations. Project participants have been selected based on the operational regions of our implementing partners to ensure relevance and impact. Indirectly, the project is expected to positively affect an estimated 483,000 individuals, encompassing household members of direct participants and those who will benefit from the broader ripple effects of the project’s initiatives.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 43230 43069 92973 48677 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IRQ1094-24 Welthungerhilfe 2,370 participants (50% women, 50% men and 10% MmB) in Baquba actively apply community-based leadership approaches, dialogue formats and initiatives to build bridges for sustainable peace Overall objective: By 2027 youth resilience and social cohesion is enhanced within conflict-affected communities in Baquba and Muqdadiya districts by combatting violent extremism.Project objectives: Participants are endowed with skills and resources to improve their livelihoods; trust between diverse ethnic and religious groups is fostered; women and youth are empowered to actively engage in decision-making processes at the households, district- and sub-district levels. The direct target group includes individuals from Baquba district in Diyala Governorate, representing diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds, including persons with disabilities, government officials, and local authorities. The project focuses on promoting social cohesion, vocational and leadership training, and institutional capacity building. Young adults will receive technical and leadership training to enhance their role in community decision-making and lead initiatives that foster coexistence and mutual respect through social media, workshops, and local events. These efforts will create a ripple effect, empowering others and amplifying the project’s impact. The initiative supports youth-led projects outlined in the Diyala Action Plan and encourages collaboration with other successful initiatives and platforms to promote innovation and peer learning. Community and religious leaders, respected for their influence and ability to mobilize, will facilitate dialogue, mediate disputes, and promote reconciliation by focusing on shared goals. Local authorities will participate in workshops and leadership sessions, integrating knowledge into governance and using their networks to reduce tensions and build trust. The project will also connect authorities with youth and women’s groups to promote mentorship and knowledge exchange, strengthening social structures across communities. Additionally, ARD will engage water user associations, farmers’ groups, and irrigation committees to incorporate sustainable water management practices into broader efforts to enhance social cohesion. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 66667 188888 77778 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1152-24 Welthungerhilfe Pakistan faces economic and climate challenges that necessitate a shift toward a green economy, requiring a workforce equipped with green skills. This project enhances civil society engagement and youth resilience by supporting and adopting green skills into the TVET system and supporting climate adaptation and mitigation. It focuses on four key areas: strengthening TVET institutions by improving faculty expertise, infrastructure, and coordination; increasing youth awareness, access, and completion of green TVET programs while enhancing employment opportunities; building CSOs’ capacity to promote green TVET, support enrollment, and influence policy; and strengthening SABAWON, LPP, and RDF for effective project delivery.  Overall objective: Green skills in the vocational training systems of the provinces of KP, Punjab and Sindh contribute to SDG 13) and SDG 8), which particularly benefit young people.Project objective: 2,700 young people in the target areas in KP, Punjab and Sindh have improved economic independence through the application of technical and vocational green skills in workplaces and businesses, promoted by local actors in the vocational training system, in particular 15 training institutes and 90 supporting community organizations.   The main direct target group consist of 3000 vulnerable youth (age 18 – 29 years); 50% men and 50% women, including at least 2% People with Disabilities (PWDs) and at least 2% members of ethnic and religious minorities of both genders, who will receive green technical and vocational skills preparing them for employed and self-employed income generation and supporting an increased awareness on climate change adaptation and mitigation. The target group is planned to be split equally over the three target areas Peshawar Division in KP, Bahawalpur, Multan and Lodhrans divisions in Punjab and Bhambore and Hyderabad divisions in Sindh (each 1000 youth). 90 CBOs/CSOs, registered with the Social Welfare departments or Charity Commission. These small-scale grassroot organizations play a key role in promoting green skill TVET among targeted youth and their communities.15 public training institutes (five per province) will offer green skill training courses to the targeted youth.Local Partner Organizations: SABAWON, RDF and LPP are implementing the project in their target regions and benefit from technical and institutional capacity building relevant to effectively realize project objectives. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 42105 491228 491228 308772 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1113-23 Welthungerhilfe Objectives: Develop institutional policies and guidelines addressing gender-based violence; Create and implement reporting mechanisms and support services for survivors of gender-based violence; Increase awareness and prevent violence against women and girls; Strengthen partnerships and collaboration across agencies to address root causes of gender-based violence. Impact: Students in Sierra Leone's tertiary education system are better protected from sexual and gender-based violence and can learn and develop in a safe and supportive environment.Main objective:8,000 women and 2,000 men at 10 selected tertiary institutions in Sierra Leone are better protected against sexual and gender-based violence, report it and demand their rights. A total of 10,000 women and men will be registered as direct participants in tertiary educational institutions. Men are crucial as a direct target group (here mainly as allies and also as pioneers in awareness-raising efforts, peer-to-peer education) in initiatives against SGBV, as although SGBV predominantly affects women, the direct involvement of men promotes a more comprehensive approach to solving the problem. The project aims to reach 20% men (2,000) out of the target group of 10,000 people. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 153333 433333 500000 333334 80000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1140-23 Welthungerhilfe Strengthening businesses & female entrepreneurship in climate-smart food production, agriculture, climate change, nutrition, WASH, digitalization, skills development where by (1) 40 businesses are mentored & capacity build, made investment ready (2) 10 businesses receive small loans to scale. (3) Support network for female entrepreneurs created for joint learning. Overall objective: Food security and economic conditions in Uganda and Kenya will be improved in the long term.Project Objective: Access to and use of services and products have improved through sustainably strengthened, women-owned businesses in the project regions in Uganda and Kenya in one of the following sectors: food, climate-friendly agriculture, digitalisation, WASH and vocational training The direct target group consists of 16,200 people (at least 60% women), 40 women-led social enterprises with about 5 employees each (200 people) in Uganda and Kenya. 16,000 members of underserved communities who are users and customers and/or suppliers (at least 50% women) of the strengthened social enterprises. The indirect target group is 72,900 household members of the direct target group (employees of social enterprises, customers, users and suppliers) in the target communities in Uganda and Kenya. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 299622 413052 108726 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1141-23 Welthungerhilfe OVERALL OBJECTIVE:The resilience and self-efficacy of refugees and people in host communities in the West Nile region are improved.SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE:Refugees and members of the host community in the districts of Terego, Yumbe and Madi-Okollo have improved their livelihoods and their relationships with each other. A total of 4,228 refugee community members and vulnerable host community members will be directly reached.In line with the Comprehensive Refugee Response Framework (CRRF) and local government recommendations, the project will target a 50:50 ratio of refugees to host community members.The direct target group consists of refugees and members of the host community from the districts of Yumbe, Madi-Okollo and Terego. The project intends to reach 2000 household (min 60% women) in West Nile with the aim of improving resilience of South Sudanese refugees and Ugandan host communities. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 511709 921974 666666 666666 444444 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG1280-23 Welthungerhilfe (1)Improved Access to drinking, livestock, irrigation water through improvement of water points, water systems and surface water catchment and infiltration.(2) Participation of women increased in social/economic spheres.(3)Livelihood/Food Security strengthened through agriculture production, value chain management & post harvest management with focus on livestock & range land management and conflict resolution. Project Objective: Vulnerable communities in Afghanistan improve their resilience to economic and climatic shocks by gaining access to diversified and adequate livelihoods, taking disaster risk reduction measures, conserving their natural resources and improving access to water services.Outcome 1:Vulnerable households are empowered to develop and diversify sources of income, secure their livelihoods and improve their food and nutrition security.Outcome 2:Local communities natural resource management skills and resilience to adapt and mitigate climate shocks are improved.Outcome 3:Vulnerable households in underserved communities increase their access to safe drinking water and demonstrate improved sanitation practices. Direct beneficiaries (planned) 13,061 households/44,051 individuals: (1) Male-18,865 individuals.(2) Female- 25,186 individuals.(3) Persons with disabilities- 5,575 individuals.Indirect beneficiaries (planned) 68,346 individuals:(1) male-26,238 individuals.(2) female- 42,108 individuals (3) persons with disabilities-8,889 individuals. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 100000 2233333 2700000 2800000 500000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1246-24 Welthungerhilfe Strengthening Rural Governance for the Right to Adequate Food Phase 2 is a program that aims to promote good governance in and for rural areas. People living in rural areas, especially women, are suffering various intersecting forms of discrimination and their concerns are not sufficiently considered in decision-making processes on government policies, programs and budgets that affect their livelihoods.Current food system governance mechanisms tend to be siloed, often with limited participation, transparency, and accountability in decision-making processes. Through this program civil society collations and grassroot community and their networks will be strengthened and capacitated to become more effective advocacy actors especially connecting with Right to Food and rights-based approaches. Impact: Progressive governance for the right to food, guided by the principles of participation, transparency, accountability, non-discrimination, and rule of law, for improved food and nutrition security in rural communities.Outcome: Duty bearers in Ethiopia, progressively enact and implement inclusive legal frameworks, policies and programs that are conducive to the realization of the right to food and that promote accountability. The project will directly reach a total of 14,979 people: (a)13,748 rights holders at the micro- and meso-levels in the intervention areas citizens directly reached through program activities, community members, particularly from marginalized groups .(b)179 members of Grassroots, CBO and CSO at the micro- and meso-levels, such as Women’s and Youth groups, Community Social Account-ability Committees (CSAC), Community Action Groups (CAG) will be empowered to raise their voice .(c)65 Leaders of these organizations and paralegals whose capacities are strengthened to facilitate social accountability processes and assist the community members on concerns related to their access to public programs, and potential human rights violations.(d)32 members of CSOs at the national level, who are supported to collaborate as coalition to increase their leverage in advocating for the Right to Food.(e)35 staff of the civil society partner organizations in this program, who will be strengthened in their role as convenors and facilitators of the coalitions and whose capacities will be further developed to influence national and international policy processes.(f)56 intermediaries such as journalists, academics, human rights institutions who will be involved as allies to raise awareness on the Right to Food, take up and disseminate advocacy demands.(g)365 duty bearers at the micro- and meso-levels in the intervention areas: government representatives, civil servants, local service providers who are sensitized about their role and obligations regarding the Right to Food and related entitlements.(h)500 duty bearers at the national level: government representatives, Members of Parliament, and civil servants, who are sensitized about their role and obligations regarding the Right to Food and lobbied take up the demands of the Right to Food coalitions in legislative and policy processes.Indirect target groups: 117,000 people Rights holders that benefit from more favorable legislature on meso-and macro-level Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 81081 322811 317838 250270 60000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1278-24 Welthungerhilfe Skill development is a mitigation factor to unemployment. The project is envisaged to provide an inclusive learning environment for training opportunities and provision of employment to all, leaving no youth behind.400 Disadvantaged youth will access skills, entrepreneurship, & life skill training. Learners will be linked to prospective employers through internship prior to joining the market. Particular attention is to young teenage mothers and PLWD who are more disadvantaged in seeking for trainings & employment.Training instructors will enhance their skills to bolster their teaching abilities and stay abreast with the evolving market. Significant efforts will be made to provide the youth of opportunities for success through high-quality training relevant to labor market demands. Objective:Young vulnerable people use acquired (labour) market relevant competencies and the provided access to necessary resources & labour market linkages to secure (self-) employment opportunities.Overall objective (Impact):The economic stability and decent income generation of vulnerable young people have improved through gainful / profitable employment or self-employment, resulting in increased food and nutrition security. The proposed intervention seeks enrol learners, 60% of these trainees being women and persons with disability (young teenage mothers / girls at risk and persons with disability). The project will be geared toward increased enrolment for women in courses predominantly dominated by men. Young teenage mothers are given an opportunity to access training, while their young ones are fended for at the day care baby care unit.Latia institute will advertise for a call to scholarship, with special emphasis on young women and persons with disability to apply, shortlist and interview then vet the applicants. A background check of applicants will be conducted to ensure credibility. They will target youth aged between 15 - 35 years old, from poor backgrounds and form four graduates. They will also ensure there is enough accommodation for the apprentices, lessons plan for the classroom training, land preparation and training materials. They will have a team that will be responsible for the implementation and reporting of the project progress.Trainees with receive practical training and lifeskills training at 70/30 ratio respectively.400 Disadvantaged youth aged 15-35 years will access vocational training, entrepreneurship, and life skill training. They will train for 9 months, in WWL and in 2 cohorts at 6 -month interval for the case of LRC. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 194889 219025 214053 25441 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR1094-23 Welthungerhilfe Project focused on reviving the agriculture and related livelihoods in NW Syria and SE Turkey, areas impacted by the earthquake. A blend of activities among which: (1)setting up an Agro Business Center for small farmers; (2)providing capacity building for farmers and create market linkages; (3)distributing agriculture inputs and providing post harvesting and processing services; (4)setting up small business and providing vocational training, including employment support in TUR; (5)rolling out LANN+ approach and organizing nutrition community initiatives; (6) capacity building for CBOs and 1 local NGO. Objective: Enhance socio-economic resilience in earthquake-affected areas in Syria and Türkiye through an integrated approach by ensuring food and nutrition security, strengthening market systems, youth employment, and fostering inclusive social cohesion. Explanation of the composition of the target groups:(1) Syria- farmers and communities of farmers; prioritize women and PWD as much as possible; both IDPs and host communities; Children and youth will be a secondary target group through the community initiatives(2) Türkiye- Syrian youth refugees mainly, limited Turkish youngsters, to ensure social cohesion; emphases on young women and PWD Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 227222 2810000 1710000 1510000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1142-23 Welthungerhilfe Nutrition, Agriculture, Gender Equality and Economic Well-being for the Empowerment and Transformation of Women and Young Children in Teso. This is a multi-sectoral project with a nutrition lens. Impact: The nutritional situation of women and girls of reproductive age and of children under the age of 2 in the Teso sub-region has improved.Outcome:15,000 households with women and girls of reproductive age and children under the age of 2 in the districts of Katakwi and Amuria are sustainably improving their nutritional practices, gender relations and livelihoods. A total of 25,075 people are to be reached directly by the project. The direct target group is made up as follows:(a)9900 women and girls of reproductive age.(b)9900 men with women of reproductive age.(c)65 employees of the village health department.(d)210 Representatives of the Committee for Coordination and Food.(e)5000 members of village communities reached through media and mass communication. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 306540 568912 444444 255556 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1093-23 Welthungerhilfe The main objective of this project is to contribute to fostering climate-resilient local food systems and empowering women in the mountain district of Achham. The project site is five wards in Safebagar (Ward Numbers 2, 3, 9, 10, and 14) and 4 wards in Chaurpati (Ward Numbers 4, 5, 6, 7) rural municipalities of the Achham district of Suderpaschim, directly benefitting 2500 marginalized HHs. It also aims to strengthen the capacities of CBOs, and CSOs, so that they can represent marginalized households in exercising their rights in the areas of nutrition and climate change. Overall objective:Contribution to fostering climate-resilient local food systems and empowering women in the mountain district of AchhamOutcome:2,500 predominantly women-headed marginalized farmer households in two communities in Achham district have improved their nutritional situation and are empowered to exercise their rights in the areas of nutrition and climate change. The project will target marginalised households with low socio-economic status and who are nutrition and climate vulnerable poor, in particular female headed households and Dalits as defined by: (1) low income and food shortage; (2) reliance on subsistence agriculture and small land size0.5 ha; (3) social discrimination/marginalisation and (4) low access to government services, technology, and assets.Institutional target groups are the 27 local CBOs and three CSOs networks and the two municipalities with their nine Wards (= sub-section with several villages forming one ward), 5 cooperatives and the three local partner NGOs.Indirect target groups: 110 government female community health volunteers (FCHVs), the 15 agricultural technicians, 2 women development officers. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 75000 361140 395900 386660 300000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBR1095-23 Welthungerhilfe The LANN+ approach used this project is based on the UNICEF model, which divides the causes of food and nutrition insecurity into three categories: the immediate causes, which relate to direct factors such as the diet and health of the individual; the underlying causes, which include household and community factors such as access to food, care practices, and health services; as well as the fundamental causes, which encompass broader social, economic, and political structures that influence the underlying conditions. As a result, the LANN+ approach allows for a comprehensive view and consideration of all factors that contribute to food and nutrition insecurity. Overall objective: Sustainably improving food and nutrition security for vulnerable households in rural counties of Montserrado and Grand BassaProject Objective: 700 project participants (500 smallholder farmers and 200 mothers) and their family members have sustainably diversified their diets and improved their nutritional status Measures Direct project participants Indirect project participants. Target 1: 500 smallholder farmers have increased their crop production and reduced post-harvest losses.Target 2: 200 mothers from the target communities have improved their knowledge of nutrition, child care, hygiene and sanitation practices.Target 3: Improve community income generation and access to credit for 500 smallholder farmers. Target 4: VOSIEDA has improved its operational capacity and expertise for the sustainable implementation of current and future projects. Total Direct: 710.Total Indirect: 52.550 Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 104530 210178 105897 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1129-24 Welthungerhilfe Problem statement: Biodiversity loss threatens coastal ecosystems and livelihoods of communities dependent on them, exacerbating existing inequality and poverty. Target group and intervention area: 2.880 women, youths and other marginalized groups in Yawri Bay. Overall objective: Foster resilient coastal communities by integrating biodiversity conservation, sustainable livelihoods and equality of women and men. Outputs: strengthened MPA management structures, strengthened awareness and participation in MPA management, sustainable income-generating activities that promote equity and inclusivity; partner capacity development on finance and MEAL.1 Partner: CSSL (partner since 5 years)  Impact: Local communities contribute to the protection of the ecosystems of the Yawri Bay MPA.Outcome:2880 project participants implement localized MPA management plans and sustainable income practices that protect the ecosystems in the Yawri Bay MPA. The proposed project targets eight communities in three chiefdoms: Ribbi (33,165 inhabitants), Bumpeh (37,445 inhabitants), and Kargboro (34,862 inhabitants according to the 2015 census):  Fogbo (estimated population: 2,700, community estimate), Youndu (approx. 1,500), Katta, Plantain Island (approx. 3,000), Kent (approx. 2,000), Suen, Bondatok (approx. 800), Moyeamoh (approx. 500), and Tombo (approx. 20,000). There will be no overlap with participants in other BMZ-funded or similar projects, as this is a criterion for exclusion from participation. However, synergies and the exchange of learning experiences with a possible Well-Found project will be examined and utilized. CSSL selected these communities based on their significant negative impact on the MPA and its biodiversity, taking into account the degree of degradation, willingness to participate in project implementation, commitment, and vulnerability to climate shocks.The project will target 2,880 direct project participants (50% women, 50% youth). Through the overall activities of the project, in particular through community action plans and local statutes to protect valuable ecosystems that benefit the entire community, as well as through income-generating measures and the resulting higher incomes that benefit the entire families of the participants  (average household size in Sierra Leone: 6 people), and through broad-based awareness-raising measures, are expected to indirectly reach around 30,000 people, the entire population of the target communities (according to estimates). They will benefit from improved environmental awareness thanks to large-scale communication campaigns, as well as healthier ecosystems and restored natural resources thanks to better management of the marine protected area and reforestation initiatives in their communities. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 200000 266667 400000 333333 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1120-24 Welthungerhilfe This is the third phase of WASH-SSI project in Malawi. Together with two partners (WESNET and BASEDA) the project aims to support WASH governance at national and district level (Dedza). Outcome 1: Macro (National). The WASH system is strengthened at the national level, and systems-based approaches to WASH programming are upscaled.Outcome 2: Meso-Level (District). WASH governance in Dedza District is strengthened.Outcome 3: Micro-Level (community, service provider and household). The Dedza Waterpoints Area Mechanics Association (DWAMA) is able to discharge its duties sustainably. Direct Beneficiaries at Micro-Level: Water Point Committees; Dedza Waterpoints Area Mechanics Association (DWAMA);Spare Part Suppliers.Direct Beneficiaries at Meso-Level: District Water Development Office; District Environmental Health Office ; District Education Management Office; District Community Development Office; District Planning Department; District Environmental Office; Dedza WASH Chapter; Area Executive Committees.Direct Beneficiaries at Macro-Level: Ministry of Water and Sanitation; Ministry of Health; Ministry of Local Government.Indirect Beneficiaries at Micro-Level: Traditional Authorities; Individual households; Area mechanics.Indirect Beneficiaries at Meso-Level that are not directly benefiting: (International) WASH NGOs operating in Dedza District. Indirect Beneficiaries at Macro-Level that are not directly benefiting: (International) WASH NGOs operating in Malawi.WHO and UNICEF offices at the global level; Other country government representatives. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 440005 466658 213337 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1114-24 Welthungerhilfe The main objective of the Phase 3 project is to ensure sustainable and climate-resilient WASH systems and services for the Nepalese population, governed and steered by the GoN autonomously. Building on the key results and lessons from Phase 1 and Phase 2, the Phase 3 interventions and outputs focus on sustainability, scale-up, and integration of WASH services and systems strengthening at macro, meso, and micro levels. Overall Objectives: The Nepalese government ensures a sustainable and cli-mate-resilient water and sanitation supply for the population. (1)Outcome Macro level: The national WASH system is functional, with a conducive policy framework, institutional capacity, and effective coordination mechanisms. Indicators:(2) Outcome Meso level: Local and provincial governments and private sector actors are empowered to deliver sustainable WASH services.(3) Outcome Micro level: Communities, civil society actors, and user groups, especially disadvantaged and marginalized populations, have consistent access to sustainable WASH services and infrastructure.​ (1) Micro level (community): The project supports WASH services in five municipalities of Saptari and Siraha districts, Madhesh Province, covering 180,367 people (37,767 households). It targets marginalized and vulnerable households, WSUCs, sanitation workers, students, teachers, and CBOs. Beneficiaries will gain from climate-resilient water supply schemes, capacity building for WSUCs and water boards, functional faecal sludge and waste management facilities, school WASH improvements, and local enterprise promotion. (2) Meso level (province & local): Five local administrations with elected representatives and technical departments are targeted. Primary targets include provincial representatives, officials from MoEIWS, MoHP, MoEC, MoFE, local government representatives, DWSSM, and district CAN. Interventions include capacity building, technical support (e.g., WASH Act implementation, NWASH MIS, guidelines, advocacy), and knowledge products for planning and resource mobilization. Secondary targets are other municipalities in the province. Direct: 130 officials, 50 private actors; indirect: 200 officials, plus broader provincial stakeholders.(3) Macro level (national/federal): Provincial and federal officials, elected representatives, parliamentarians, and development partners are targeted. WASH officials, MoWS, DWSSM, and civil society actors will benefit from knowledge products, technical support, and standards development. Direct: 55 officials, 50 civil society actors; indirect: 100 officials and civil society actors, plus the national population through policy, guideline, and investment initiatives. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 470588 470588 294119 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-COD1202-24 Welthungerhilfe Le projet vise a renforcer la résilience des communautés d’accueil et  ménages touchés par le conflit dans les territoires de Lubero (Nord-Kivu) et de Mahagi/Djugu (Ituri) en améliorant la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle,en renforçant les services de base et en restaurant les moyens de subsistance grace à l'augmentation et à la diversification de la production agricole sensible à la nutrition et au climat;l'accès aux systèmes WASH gérés durablement et adoption de pratiques d'hygiène et d'assainissement; à la mise en œuvre des AGR, à la commercialisation collective et au renforcement des chaînes de valeur agricoles;Renforcement  dela cohésion sociale et coexistence pacifique dans les communautés et a l'amelioration de la coordination entre les ONG nationales au Nord et au Sud-Kivu Objectif:Renforcer la résilience des communautés d’accueil et des ménages touchés par le conflit dans les territoires de Lubero (Nord-Kivu) et de Mahagi/Djugu (Ituri) en améliorant la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle, en renforçant les services de base et en restaurant les moyens de subsistance. Le projet cible de multiples groupes en tenant compte du sexe, de l'âge, du handicap, de l'appartenance sociale et ethnique, ainsi que de la vulnérabilité aux conflits et aux déplacements dont 54400 persones participants directs au projet et 56 310 personnes participants indirects au projet.Participants directs au projet 54400 personnes dont femmes : 35 360 ; dont hommes : 19 040Les pourcentages indiqués ci-dessous concernent les participants au projet visés par les résultats 1 à 4 (sur la base de 54 participants).000 participants directs)Communautés d’accueil (32 400 = 60 %), personnes de retour et déplacées (21 600 = 40 %), jeunes (16 200 = 30 %), femmes (35 100 = 65 %), personnes handicapées (5 400 = 10 %), populations autochtones (2 700 = 5 %), petits exploitants agricoles (5 940 = 11 %), membres de la communauté (100 %), ONG locales (400 employés)Participants indirects au projet :dont la femme :36 602;dont hommes :19 708Nombre prévu et description des structures bénéficiaires: 16 centres de santé, 50 coopératives et organisations de producteurs, 2 instituts de recherche, 40 organisations communautaires, 8 comités communautaires de consolidation de la paix, 4 institutions étatiques(Programme National de la Nutrition - ProNaNut, Bureau Central de la Zone de Santé, Office National d'Hydraulique Rurale, Inspection Provinciale et Territoriale de l'Agriculture), et 100 ONG locales (CONAFOHD). Les participants indirects au projet représentent le grand public bénéficiant des activités menées dans les zones ciblées, les membres des ménages des bénéficiaires directs et les membres des ONG ciblées. La taille moyenne d'un ménage en RDC est estimée à 6 personnes.pour les membres des ONG, 15, selon ces estimations.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 3105882 2805882 2088236 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UKR1021-23 Welthungerhilfe The objective of this intervention is to Strengthen resilience of conflict affected communities in Sumy, Zaporizhzhia and Mykolaiv oblasts enabling them to meet immediate basic needs and reduce negative impacts of future shocks or crises. This will be achieved through targeted training, fostering cooperation among local authorities, businesses, and farmers, developing inclusive strategies for integrating vulnerable groups into the workforce, including people with disabilities, implementing youth soft skills and internship programs, rehabilitation of health facilities, rehabilitation of facilities administrated by social institutions, strengthening media literacy and promote community empowerment. This will be implemented with PIN and IRC. Outcome 1: Enhanced access to quality health and social services of target communitiesOutcome 2: Strengthened Community Empowerment, and Protection Services for Community StabilityOutcome 3: Enhanced Livelihoods and Economic Opportunities for Sustainable Development (1) Female-headed Households: Female population starting from 30 years old, who might be a widow or take a lead on HH after the husband was conscripted. Especially in rural areas, these households face significant economic challenges, lack labor opportunities, and suffer from low-cost or part-time employment. (2) PWD, Including War Veterans: The group of people starting from 18 years old, who are particularly vulnerable. This group faces daily barriers, low mobility, limited opportunities, and challenges in accessing livelihood and healthcare services. (3) Women and girls face heightened risks of GBV and exploitation, while also grappling with the burden of caregiving responsibilities.(4) Children, including CWD, severe health conditions, mental health issues, survivors of gender-based violence, those experiencing violence in the home and their caregivers.(5) Youth: 18 up to 25 years old, facing a lack of access to knowledge and skill development and has experienced isolation. Many young people have been forced to flee their homes, becoming internally displaced and separating from their support networks, putting them at a heightened risk of psychological trauma. (6) Elderly People: Women and men over 60, vulnerable due to smaller pensions and higher poverty rates. (7) Small-Scale Farmers: small farmers households up to 15 hectares of land with specific focus on female farmers households.(8) IDPs: face unique and compound challenges stemming from displacement and removal from the societal networks and structures they previously depended on.(9) Returnees: Supporting their reintegration is crucial for community stability and economic recovery.(10) Host Community: Vulnerable individuals directly affected by the war. Disruption on education, access to basic services, and overall sense of security and stability.(11) Employees of State Institutions: Nurses and/or feldshers working in these communities will be supported through capacity building, improved working conditions, and incentives. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 1111111 2901783 2666667 2222222 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1144-23 Welthungerhilfe Improving food and nutrition security of smallholder farmers and youth, MSME, value chain agribusiness in Pakistan targets the districts of Tharparkar and Thatta in Sind, Pakistan. According to the Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES), 64% of households in Thatta and 51% in Tharparkar face food insecurity. These districts are among the poorest in the country. Tharparkar has a significant livestock population, while Thatta ranks as the fifth largest rice producer in the region. Its coastal location and proximity to cities create opportunities for inland fisheries. The project aims to harness the economic potential of three value chains, fostering collective action and representation among farming communities. It focuses on improving both production and market -systems for rural farmers. Overall Objective: Food security has improved in the districts of Thatta and Tharparkar in Sindh, Pakistan.Project Outcome:4,500 smallholder households in the districts of Thatta and Tharparkar realise their economic potential and stabilise their food situation. Direct participants: 4500 households (31,500 residents / 16,906 men and 15,404 women) in selected rural areas of District Tharparkar and Thatta in Sind, i.e., 2000 in rice, 500 in fisheries and 2000 households in livestock value chain. It is envisaged that 30% of the target groups, which are also represented in the proposed three-tier group structure, will be women and 900 youth (both men and women) will be engaged.Indirect participants: 87044 residents of both districts.Institutes:(1) 3-tier community structures, of Farmers Enterprise Groups (FEGs), Farmers Market Collectives (FMCs) and Value Chain Associations (VCAs).(2) 2 Local partners,SAFWCO and SUKAAR Foundation.(3) Civil Society, trade associations and at least 7 government institutes and academia/research institutes. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 166667 833333 833333 388889 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1117-23 Welthungerhilfe (This is a follow-up project from SLE 1075 Skill UP)- Youth farmers attain diverse green skills;increase their incomes from self-employed agricultural work and entrepreneurship training; Young men and women increase their incomes from self-employed and employment in solar installation and maintenance; Youth attain knowledge and skills in climate change advocacy. Outcome: The economic stability and decent income generation of vulnerable young people have improved through profitable employment or self-employment, resulting in living incomes, increased food, and nutrition security. The project will target 700 direct participants, comprising 53% females (400 individuals) and 47% males (300 individuals), out of these numbers 10% will comprise persons with disabilities. These participants fall within the age range of 15 to 35 and belong to vulnerable, disadvantaged, and marginalized groups. A total of 3,010 indirect participants (the national average household size is 4.3) members of households associated with the direct participants will indirectly benefit from the support provided.At an institutional level, the indirect target groups include the personnel of relevant Government Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs). Eight (8) personnel from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (MAFS), four (4) staff members each from the Ministry of Youth, 4 from Ministry of Trade, 8 from the Ministry of Technical and Higher Education, 4 from the Ministry of Marine and Natural Resources, The National Youth Commission (NYC) in each region, and TVET Coalition. Furthermore, eight staff members from each district, city, and district councils, and 5 local authorities from each district, will be targeted. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 72290 218328 264504 38028 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PER1150-23 Welthungerhilfe In the aftermath of Covid-19 & global food crisis, 50% of the Peruvian population suffers food insecurity. Action from public/private entities is lagging w. inefficient & uncoordinated use of resources & high food waste volumes. The project strive to contribute to implementing innovative, sustainable & accountable proposals from the State, in coordination with the private sector & civil society,to combat the food crisis in the context of climate change. In particular, it will strengthen the role of the community kitchens to fight the food security crisis, including new strategies on food recovery. The project will be implemented in two districts in the south of Lima. The overall objective is to contribute to mitigate climate change and the food crisis of food insecure communities in Peru with innovative sustainable food recovery initiatives.The project objective is to improve the availability and access to healthy food in the ollas communes (community kitchens) in two districts of southern, Lima with the recovery and transformation of food to reduce losses and waste. (1)18 "Ollas Comunes" (community kitchens) of Pachacamac (approx 1,476 people aged between 28 and 60, 90% of whom are women). (2) 5 Ollas Comunes of Villa María del Triunfo (587 people aged between 28 and 60, 90% of whom are women).(3) Network of Ollas Comunes in the greater Lima area (18 community leaders from the Board of Directors, aged between 28 and 60, 95% of whom are women).(4) Young activists from the south of Lima (100 people aged between 19 and 35, 60% of whom are women).Indirect target group: Network of the ‘Ollas Comunes’ of Pachacamac (3,680 people); Network of the ‘Ollas comunes’ of Villa María del Triunfo (1,761 people);20 markets (where food valorisation processes are introduced with Ollas Comunes); 8 farms (where food recovery processes are introduced with the help of Ollas Comunes). Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 110000 231000 245000 220000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IRQ1086-23 Welthungerhilfe The overall objective is to strengthen the social cohesion and peaceful co-existence in Sinjar and Tikrit districts through ensuring community based resolution mechanisms are in use and working effectively; access to livelihood opportunities for community interdependence is improved; women and youth are empowered to participate in peace building forums; networking, coordination and learning between local level and state level peace building institutions improved, strengthened partner capacities. Overall objective: By 2026, social cohesion and peaceful coexistence, including the reintegration of refugees and returnees, will be strengthened in Ninewa Governorate.Project objective: 750 project participants and their household members in the districts of Hamdaniya, Talafar and Sinjar in the governorate of Ninewa use non-violent and inclusive communication and improved economic relations to promote social cohesion and peaceful coexistence.Target 1: 750 members of vulnerable groups of returnees, host communities and government authorities have improved capacities for interaction and networking, and increased opportunities for social interaction and social cohesion.Target 2: 360 vulnerable members of returnee and host communities have access to improved livelihoods.Target 3: WEO's capacity for sustainable and high-quality service delivery with a focus on agricultural livelihoods and administrative efficiency is strengthened. The primary target groups for the project are made up of community members from the districts of Hamdaniya, Talafar and Sinjar. These groups are made up of various sub-groups such as local authorities, community leaders, religious leaders, youth and women. Indirect participants comprise the wider community who will benefit from the knowledge and skills imparted to the primary participants. Local authorities, including community councils, will act as multipliers by integrating the training and knowledge received into their administrative practices, thus reaching wider community segments. Community leaders, religious figures and youth activists will share their newly acquired knowledge and strategies within their networks, creating a multiplier effect that expands the impact of the project. At the authority level, the involvement will include local government representatives, local councillors and community police who will facilitate the implementation and sustainability of the project initiatives. Similarly, the focus here will be on local key individuals, youth groups and women's organizations to ensure that knowledge is passed on to family members, neighbors and peers, thus strengthening the overall social fabric in Hamdaniya, Talafar and Sinjar.The target group includes several age groups, ensuring that activities are tailored to the needs of different demographic groups, with a particular focus on the inclusion of youth and women. The overall structure of the target group reflects a balanced approach with a 50% representation of women, with a focus on ensuring that young people and other age groups are represented in all activities. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 68504 325944 131932 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SOM1084-23 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to strengthen the livelihoods and resilience of vulnerable pastoralists and agropastoralists in Galmudug through the establishment of landscape restoration areas, afforestation activities and reintroduction of key grass and tree species through innovative biochar-loaded 'seed bombs' as well as improved knowledge on key rural value chains.From the pilot project, guidelines for the scale out sustainable landscape-restorative and climate resilient value chains will be developed and shared widely to key stakeholders. The project will also support the implementing partner CPD to develop a strategy for a Somali 'seedbomb' social enterprise to promote landscape restoration interventions in Somalia. Overall Objective: The livelihoods and resilience of vulnerable livestock farmers in Galmudug are strengthened.Project Objective: 1,314 people in the districts of Adado and Dhusamareb are using dryland-specific reforestation and sustainable land management methods and improving their livelihoods. Direct beneficiaries: 1,314 peoplePastoralists (60): The project will support pastoralists through the planned regeneration measures (NRM training, establishment of tree nurseries, dissemination of direct seed supply) and value chain activities .Landscape Regeneration Committees (40 LRCs members): The project will establish four LRCs (one LRC per protected area) with a total of 40 members in the two target districts. At least 40% of the members of the four newly established LRCs will be women.Key Galmudug State Ministries (8): The project will support 8 government officials from three key Galmudug State Government Ministries for the project, i.e. the Ministry of Agriculture, Crop Production and Forestry, the Ministry of Water and the Ministry of Environment, which have complementary mandates in landscape management including rangeland management.Community members (1,200 people):Community members in the four target areas will benefit from the landscape regeneration protected areas and will be reached through awareness raising events on rangeland and land regeneration. This group includes men (50%), women (50%) and children in the target areas with vulnerable socio-economic status.CPD staff (6) - The project will strengthen the technical capacities of partners on landscape regeneration, climate resilient value chains and the DNH approach to quality implementation of interventions.Indirect beneficiaries: 22,140 peopleOther members of the target communities: 22,140 vulnerable pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in the target area, including men, women, children and people with disabilities, will indirectly benefit from the impact of the project. This group includes former pastoralists and agro-pastoralists who are not directly affected by the project but who can adopt improved practices based on direct observation, as well as those whose grazing lands are adjacent to protected areas and to which they have access when they are opened for grazing. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 70424 146425 102825 97569 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-CAF1077-24 Welthungerhilfe L’Objectif global du projet est de contribuer à la sensibilisation à l'environnement et à la transition vers des modes de vie durables dans les zones urbaines, périurbaines et rurales de Lobaye, Ombella-M'Poko et Bangui.. Le projet cible 30 groupes de femmes, un réseau multi-acteurs, 10 comités environnementaux, et 10 écoles qui seront identifiés dans diverses communautés de Bangui et de ses environs. Le projet va contribuer à la sensibilisation à l'environnement et à la transition vers des modes de vie durables dans les zones urbaines, périurbaines et rurales de Lobaye, Ombella-M'Poko et Bangui. Objectif principal du projet: Contribuer à la sensibilisation à l'environnement et à la transition vers des modes de vie durables dans les zones urbaines, périurbaines et rurales de Lobaye, Ombella-M'Poko et Bangui..Objecti du projet: Les groupes cibles du projet (un réseau multi-acteurs, 10 comités environnementaux, 30 groupes de femmes et 10 écoles, soit 3 960 personnes) et les organisations partenaires locales contribuent, grâce à la mise en œuvre de pratiques agroécologiques et respectueuses de l'environnement, à une amélioration durable des moyens de subsistance, à la réduction de la consommation de combustibles et au renforcement de la gouvernance environnementale locale.    Les participants directs au projet se composent comme suit - 900 membres de 30 groupements de femmes et leurs familles : chaque groupement est composé en moyenne de 30 personnes et chaque ménage est composé en moyenne de 6 personnes, soit un total de 5.400 personnes. - 60 personnes membres du réseau d'acteurs à créer (gouvernement, ONG, associations d'agriculteurs, OSC, chercheurs, secteur privé, experts, groupes marginalisés, etc.) qui bénéficieront d'un renforce-ment de leurs capacités en techniques de plaidoyer.- 60 paysans/paysannes modèles qui diffusent les bonnes pratiques agroécologiques dans la communau-té. Ces personnes sont membres de groupes de femmes.- 30 membres de 10 comités de protection de l'environnement qui sensibilisent leurs pairs à la protection de l'environnement.- 3.000 élèves* de 10 écoles : Il s'agit d'écoles primaires dans des villages situés dans les zones sélection-nées pour la mise en œuvre du projet dans les environs de Bangui. - 23 membres des partenaires locaux de mise en œuvre APSUD, Avenir en Marche et ECHELLE : ceux-ci bénéficieront d'un renforcement des capacités et d'un échange d'expériences.Groupes cibles indirects :- Population des communautés cibles, environ 54 000 personnes touchées par des actions de sensibilisa-tion à la protection de l'environnement- Les groupes cibles institutionnels : Il s'agit notamment des ministères sectoriels concernés (agriculture, environnement, promotion du genre, eau et forêts), des autorités locales, des organisations commu-nautaires et de base, des dirigeants locaux et des membres de la société civile, tels que les ONG et les associations, qui seront impliqués dans les activités de renforcement des capacités.- Autres groupes cibles indirects : Il s'agit notamment des individus des communautés cibles, dont les charbonniers*, les bûcherons* et les agriculteurs*, qui bénéficient indirectement de nouvelles ap-proches en matière de production et de transformation. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 166667 333333 333333 66667 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PER1151-24 Welthungerhilfe The transformation towards resilient and sustainable food systems requires a collaborative approach that engages society. Tools such as multi-stakeholder platforms are essential to identify gaps in food policies, facilitate dialogue between different actors and work together on sustainable solutions leading to inclusive policies. This is the second phase of the multi stakeholder platform project (PER1142) that was implemented between 2021-2023. Three multi stakeholder platforms will be prioritiezed in Peru (Chillon and Huanuc) and Boliiva (La Paz).  The overall objective is to: Contribute to the strengthening of an enabling environment  conducive for the realization of the right to adequate food in Bolivia and Peru. Overall objective: Contribute to the strengthening of an enabling environment  conducive for the realization of the right to adequate food in Bolivia and Peru."Projet objective: Public and private initiatives, through consolidated multi-stakeholder platforms (MAPs) in Bolivia (La Paz) and Peru (Huánuco and the Chillón River Valley), contribute to strengthening sustainable local food systems.Outcome 1: The capacities of organizations and other actors in local food systems to effectively participate in, guide, and contribute to the work and advocacy agendas of the multi-stakeholder platforms (MAPs) are strengthened."Outcome 2: Three prioritized multi-stakeholder platforms have an operational structure, possess updated work programs, and implement relevant measures to promote sustainable food systems.Outcome 3:Prototypes of innovative local models are implemented, scaled, or replicated. This is carried out with multi-stakeholder platforms, including partnerships with the private sector, in order to promote responsible, healthy, and sustainable food systems. Direct participants in Bolivia : 320 Personnel (30 government representatives, 30 representatives from multi stakeholder platforms, 100 representatives from the Private sector and 20 representatives from academia). Indirect target group of 39 100 persons (60% are women). These include vulnerable families from urban and peri urban districts of the municipality of La Paz, young women from socio economically deprived areas and peri urban producers, students, members of civil society organizations etc. Direct participants in Peru, 233 Person  (43 representatives of the government, 74 multi stakeholder participants, 82 civil society,  .21 representatives from the private sector, 7 representatives from the academia). Indirect target group: 81, 616 (55% women) Families who use the community kitchens and soup kitchens in the peri urban areas of Lima, consumers of organic markets, customers and consumers of the markets, owners of restaurants, children benefiting of the school feeding programs of Lima and Huanuco, producers in the valley of Lima and Huanuco, SMEs in the food chains in Huanuco.    Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 268650 452944 474762 158747 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SSD1158-24 Welthungerhilfe The proposed project aims to strengthen resilience and restore livelihoods while promoting peaceful coexistence for individuals affected by the Sudan conflict in both Sudan and South Sudan. By increasing food production and creating diversified income-generating opportunities, the project will enhance economic prospects for host communities and displaced populations in targeted areas. It will also focus on improving social integration and community cohesion, particularly by addressing the living conditions of women and girls and providing alternatives to violence for young men. Additionally, the project will invest in community-based infrastructure and assets that support livelihood activities, thereby fostering a more cohesive and resilient community. Objective: Strengthening resilience, restoring sustainable livelihoods and promoting peaceful coexistence in communities affected by the Sudan conflict in Sudan and across the border in South Sudan.Outcome 1: Enhanced food and nutrition security through climate-adaptive agriculture, and diversified livelihood options.Outcome 2: Strengthened individual and community capacities to prevent, mitigate and respond to Gender Based Violence (GBV), safety threats and conflict.Outcome 3: Improved access to basic services (WASH facilities and services in schools and health facilities) and community infrastructure.Outcome 4: Enhanced adaptation and mitigation capacities to climate-related disasters. The project directly targets 42,504 (24,300 female, 18,204 male, incl. 3042 People with disabilities-PwD ) conflict-affected and highly vulnerable project participants in South Sudan, incl. women, girls, youth, PwD, returnees, IDPs, and smallholder farmers and pastoralists who face limited access to land, inputs, services, and safe livelihood opportunities. Women & girls benefit through strengthened protection systems, GBV prevention and response services, livelihood support, improved access to essential services, and enhanced participation in community structures. Youth gain from vocational training, business skills, market linkages and inclusion in peace and governance mechanisms. PwD benefit through accessible services, tailored livelihood support, and representation in local committees. Smallholder farmers and pastoralists directly benefit through climate-resilient production support, improved water access, input delivery systems, and market integration. Community committees (WUCs, CMDRR, peace, land governance structures) receive targeted technical and material support to manage resources transparently and inclusively. Local authorities benefit directly from capacity strengthening in climate-resilient agriculture, land governance, DRR, and coordination.255,469 (153,281 female, 102,188, incl. 25,547 PwD) indirect beneficiaries  include entire host communities, who gain from improved infrastructure, reduced pressure on natural resources, strengthened conflict-sensitive governance, and more equitable service delivery. Local markets, traders, agro-dealers, and cooperatives benefit from stronger value chains and increased economic activity. Vulnerable households not directly enrolled in activities benefit from enhanced protection networks, functioning WASH services, reduced tensions, and more resilient local food systems. Ultimately, the broader population in the target counties benefits from strengthened social cohesion, improved stability, and reduced humanitarian dependence. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 1555556 1177778 1344445 922222 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1066-25 Welthungerhilfe This phase expands and strengthens the NSC model by introducing sub-regional structures – Community Collectives – that expand local value webs through Learning Hubs, fostering innovation, knowledge exchange, and economic resilience. Unlike linear value chains, value webs are dynamic, decentralized, and interconnected systems, continuously growing beyond individual communities. They enable circular flows of knowledge, economic exchange, and resources, strengthening food system resilience and self-reliance. Therefore, the Nutrition Smart Community (NSC) approach will complement the project (NSC III) by strengthening governance linkages and enhancing the capacity of local governments, farmers, and SMEs to adopt nutrition-sensitive food systems.However, to achieve larger systems transformation, the new NSC iii must now evolve by forging stronger connections to higher governance levels and adopting a systematic scale-linking approach. This focuses i) Collaboration Networks & Leadership for Systemic Transformation (All Levels) ii) Adaptive & Inclusive Governance for Multisectoral Action (Meso Level) iii) Decentralized Learning & Local Economic Reinforcement (Micro/Sub-Regional Level). The overall objective in Bangladesh is to improve food security and nutrition of vulnerable communities through inclusive, climate-resilient and locally anchored food systems. The project aims to strengthen cross-sectoral governance, empower local leaders and women, and institutionalise nutrition-sensitive planning at local government level. As a result, communities improve dietary diversity, resilience to climate shocks and income opportunities, while local authorities better integrate nutrition into development planning and service delivery. The project directly engages approximately 200 Food and Nutrition Systems Champions, local government officials, leaders of women’s groups and farmers’ associations, and staff of partner organisations (FIVDB and WAVE) in Netrokona district through structured capacity-building and coordination activities. Indirectly, the project reaches around 21,500 people (approximately 7,500 men and 14,000 women) in vulnerable rural households who benefit from improved food systems, nutrition-sensitive services and strengthened local governance. Women smallholder farmers and women leaders are prioritised as key change agents, particularly in nutrition, livelihoods and community-level decision-making. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 264874 300415 250605 324106 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1213-24 Welthungerhilfe The global program "Strengthening Rural Governance for the Right to Adequate Food" (Phase 2) aims to raise awareness and strengthen decision-makers from politics, administration and traditional structures in the project regions so that they can better meet their responsibility for realizing the right to food. Community members in rural regions of these countries as well as civil society organizations are to be sensitized and supported in holding duty bearers accountable for the right to food and entering into dialogue with them in order to achieve improvements. The program pursues a multi-level approach that links the micro level (communities and villages) with the meso level (districts, provinces) and the macro level. Overall objective (impact):Progressive governance for the right to food, guided by the principles of participation, transparency, accountability, non-discrimination, and rule of law, for improved food and nutrition security in rural communities.Program objective (outcome):Duty bearers in the program countries (Kenya, Malawi, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe) progressively enact and implement inclusive legal frameworks, policies and programs that are conducive to the realization of the right to food and that promote accountability. Direct target groups: Rights holders at the micro- and meso-levels in the intervention areas; Members of Grassroots, Community-based organisations (CBO) and Civil Society Organizations (CSO) at the micro- and meso-levels: XX – (included in the total number of rights holders indicated above); Leaders of these organizations and paralegals; Members of CSOs at the national level; Staff of the civil society partner organizations in this program; Intermediaries such as journalists, academics, human rights institutions; Duty bearers at the micro- and meso-levels in the intervention areas; Duty bearers at the national level; Government representatives (including from donor countries) involved in international processes and staff of international bodies, organizations, and platforms.Indirect target groups: Population of the intervention areas (ca. 200.000 people) who will be reached through community awareness raising, multipliers in CBOs, dialogue events and media campaigns as well as benefitting from the improvement of public services. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 98488 350440 377467 295000 62912 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1256-24 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to improve respect for human rights by state institutions in the Afar and Tigray regions through effective monitoring and advocacy by civil society organizations (CSOs). To this end, the Ethiopian partner organization CEHRO (Consortium of Ethiopian Human Rights Organizations) will work with local CSOs to establish communities of practice in which CSOs can network and develop joint strategies. At the same time, exchange forums will be organized between regional institutions (regional parliaments as well as judicial and law enforcement authorities) to ensure a sustainable and coordinated implementation of the human rights-based approach. Finally, regular exchanges between CSOs and state representatives will be organized. Impact: The respect for human rights within state institutions is enhanced through effective human rights monitoring and advocacy by civil society organizations (CSOs) at the Afar and Tigray regions levels.Outcome: 50 civil society organizations (CSOs) and 86 representatives of state institutions in the Afar and Tigray regions are making use of their strengthened capacities in human rights-based approaches, participatory policy decision-making, effective collaboration, and inclusive accountability.  Direct target groups:  Civil Society Organizations (CSO): a total of 50 CSOs, 20 from Samara, Afar region and 30 from Mekelle, Tigray region — working in the areas of human rights, democracy, peace-buildingpeacebuilding, development, and community-based engagements will directly participate in this project. The project aims to strengthen and empower these CSOs, amplifying community voices and addressing related human rights concerns at both the regional and federal levels in a collective manner. The 50 CSOs (100 representatives) will form a network or coalition to advocate for the protection of human rights and democracy in these areas. Representatives of regional state institutions: A total of 86 representatives from the Afar and Tigray regional State Councils, Justice, and Law Enforcement organs receive training in the areas of HRBA to law making, and the role of CSOs in complementing the public outreach on draft/approved laws, civic education, and awareness on the role of the state councils. They will also be connected through inter-institutional, inter-regional and CSO-state institution forums jointly discussto jointly discuss and address human-rights related policy questions and foster better dialogue and understanding between the different actors. Indirect target groups:  According to the World Population review (2024), the estimated population of the two intervention regions (Afar and Tigray) is approximately 8,000,000. CEHRO anticipates that 40% of this population will be reached through community awareness-raising efforts, CSO multipliers, dialogue events, and media campaigns. Intermediaries, including journalists/local media houses, academic institutions, CBOs, FBOs, and human rights and democratic institutions such as the EHRC and NEBE regional branches, will be indirectly targeted and will be called upon to act as allies in raising awareness on human rights and democracy issues. A total of 80 individuals will be involved.    Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 11111 77778 88889 105555 50000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1232-22 Welthungerhilfe In the Afar and Amhara regions, where resources are limited, approximately 70,000 Eritrean refugees face significant challenges. The project focuses on improving Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) conditions and livelihood opportunities for both refugees and host communities. It targets food security by enhancing access to nutritious food, while also addressing WASH needs by improving clean water access and sanitation facilities. Additionally, the project aims to boost livelihoods through skill-building and income-generating activities, promoting self-reliance and resilience. This comprehensive approach addresses immediate necessities while striving for sustainable improvements in the well-being of vulnerable populations in the area.   Contribute to the basic needs of refugees and vulnerable communities and their well-being with dignity through improved access to health, food and nutrition security and WASH services.A total of 40,000 people in and around the Dabat and Aysaita refugee camps are using and maintaining safe drinking water sources and sanitation facilities, practising better hygiene and nutrition practices, and engaging in income-generating activities through the active participation of the population.    The project aims to directly benefit 40,000 refugees and host community members in water supply, sanitation, and income generation. Selection adheres to UNHCR and RRS guidelines, prioritizing women, local community members, and vulnerable groups such as survivors of SGBV and people with disabilities. Additionally, 50,000 residents of Dabat and Aysaita districts will indirectly benefit from improved services and agricultural products. Community-level organizations and RRS will receive capacity-building support. Facilitators include government organizations at Woreda and Kebele levels, enhancing project impact and sustainability. The total direct beneficiaries amount to 40,000 individuals, calculated based on an average household size of 5 people. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 583333 529000 24410 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IND1403-22 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to contribute to enabling conditions in 3 countries for scaling-up agroecology for improving climate change adaptation/mitigation in food and farm system through a comprehensive multistakeholder approach. Robust evidence will be created and informed to scaling up strategies and political processes at larger scales which will ultimately be facilitated by a knowledge hub supporting the transformation and to synergize stakeholders’ engagement to the regional level.    Impact: To support the implementation of national pathways in Bangladesh, Nepal, and India towards equitable, resilient, and sustainable food systems. Program Goal: Local agroecological food systems in Bangladesh, India and Nepal are strengthened through improved policy frameworks, operational structures and multistakeholder cooperation at all levels. Approximately 16.000 smallholder farmer households with one farmer from each household (40% women) which will be clustered into 575 Groups; 11.000 additional farmers reached out through climate information service; 4.200 Community members reached out through food system dialogues and food system analysis (50% Women); 50 food entrepreneurs (micro level)100 elected representatives (Member of Parliament, Member of Legislative Agency) and 400 bureaucrats from Department of Agriculture/Horticulture/Livestock/Fisheries/Rural Development/Nutrition from District, State and National Level;1000 extension workers from Agriculture/Horticulture/Livestock/Fisheries/Rural Development/Nutrition of District (India)/Upazila (Bangladesh)/Municipality (Nepal) or lower geographical units under state/national governments.610 students (50% women) and 135 civil society members (40% women) as influencers reached out through capacity building.Altogether, the program will reach out to approximately 35.345 individuals directly (13.355 in India, 11.695 in Bangladesh and 10.295 in Nepal).  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 267842 488972 529306 478741 175139 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1053-23 Welthungerhilfe Today's food systems are designed to produce/market/consume cheap, starchy calories for a growing world population. However, the concerns of the 21st century are the intersections of chronic diseases, improved but continuing food insecurity, undernutrition, and sustainability. This requires a fundamental transformation of food systems to meet evolving and future needs of consumers, producers, and the resource base on which all life depends. Agroecological principles are increasingly seen as being able, or even necessary, to achieve such transformation of food systems (HLPE 2019) and increase resilience to climatic shocks. However, there are various barriers to an agroecological transition at scale at the micro (Farm and watershed scale), meso (District and regional scale) and macro (State, National and Global scale).   Overall objective: To contribute to robust local food systems in India, Nepal, and Bangladesh that safeguard people’s right to safe healthy food, promote food sovereignty for local communities and build up resilience to climate change  (SDG2)Project Goal: Stakeholders, particularly farmers and local authorities, transition to ecological food production systems through improved policy frameworks, convergence with (and within) government programmes, and civil society cooperation at national, regional and global levels  The exact numbers of direct target groups will be arrived at during the baseline. However, indicative figures are as follows:(1) Approximately 16.000 smallholder farmer households with one farmer from each household (40% women) which will be clustered into 600 Groups; (2) 11000 additional farmers reached out through climate information service; (3) 4200 Community members reached out through food system dialogues and food system analysis (50% Women); (4) 50 food entrepreneurs (micro level)500 elected representatives and bureaucrats at various level of the governments; (5) 3000 extension workers from relevant departments of state and national government; (6) 510 students (50% women) and 135 civil society members (40% women) as influencers reached out through capacity building.Altogether, the project will reach out to approximately 35345 individuals directly (13355 in India, 11695 in Bangladesh and 10295 in Nepal). Institutional direct target groups: (1) 15 community institutions (Producer Groups, Resource Users Groups associated with landscape management or common facility centers for processing); (2) local governments at village and watershed level (micro level); (3) District/province governments (meso level); (4) 6 Academic/ research institutions/Universities (meso level); (5) 6 national level and 3 international networks for policy advocacy (macro level).Indirect target groups: (1) 768,300 farmer family members will be indirectly benefited from the landscape level initiatives, services provided by common facility centers and capacity building provided by the extension workers trained by the proposed project. (2) 506,000 urban/semiurban consumers who benefit from the campaign and newly offered products from the food ecopreneurs in the nodal towns, semi-urban and urban areas in the targeted districts.Altogether, the project is expected to reach out to 1.274.300 individuals indirectly (574500 in India, 449900 in Bangladesh, 249900 in Nepal) Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 154979 306937 300569 216512 68003 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1089-23 Welthungerhilfe This is a multi-country project to be implemented in India (lead), Nepal and Bangladesh. In Nepal, the project will directly work with 5000 farming households in addtion to government agri-extension workers and agroecology value chain intermediaries. The project will be implemented in Jumla, Dailekh and Surkhet districts of Karnali province. The overall aim of the project is to promote agro-eocology to strengthen local food systems and will address the issues at micro, meso and macro levels. Overall objective (Impact) Support the implementation of national strategies in Nepal for equitable, resilient and sustainable food systems.Programme Objective: Local agroecological food systems in Nepal will be strengthened through improved policy frameworks, operational structures and multi-stakeholder cooperation at all levels. 5,000 smallholder farmer households with one farmer from each household (40% women) which will be clustered into 160 groups. 3,000 additional farmers reached out through climate information service;600 extension workers from relevant departments of state and national governmen.1,200 community members reached through food system dialogues and food system analysis (50% women); 10 food business operators (micro level.25 elected representatives (members of parliament, members of the legislative authority) and 100 officials from the agriculture/horticulture/livestock/fisheries/rural development/food sectors at the district, state and national levels;600 advisors from the fields of agriculture/horticulture/livestock/fisheries/rural development/nutrition at the level of districts. or lower administrative units under federal/national governments.200 students (50% women) and 35 members of civil society (40% women), who will take on the role of multipliers, will be reached through capacity building.Altogether, the program will reach out to approximately 10,295 and in total, the programme is expected to reach 249,900 people indirectly.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 177179 306258 270292 256080 90191 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1110-23 Welthungerhilfe WHH has been engaged in solid waste management since 2013 in Sierra Leone by constructing landfill site in Bo city as a pilot and rollout and expand the intervention areas to Kenema, Makeni and Koidu cities until 2023. The second phase of the project entitled “Sustainable Waste Management for Sierra Leone” will strengthening the policy improvement and privet sector involvement in waste management. In addition, the system strengthening is crucial for the foundation to introducing circular economy approach to waste management sector in Sierra Leone cities and shift the current linear system, take-make-waste. Therefore, a wide range of stakeholders will be participated in policy development, implementation and improvement of waste management value-chain and practices. Overall objective is to improve communal waste management structures and policies in Sierra Leone through fair and inclusive Ecologization of the economy and the creation of decent work and income opportunities for women and youth. At the macro level, the project will work with the Ministry of Local Government and Community Affairs, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Environment, National Public Procurement Authority and the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Environmental Protection Agency. These public institutions will be crucial to the successful implementation of drafted waste management srategy in Phase 1 and revise the existing green procurement policy. At the meso level, the project will work with 5 city councils and relevant universities in those cities, and with SMEs operating in the waste management. University of Sierra Leone in Freetown; Eastern Technical University in Kenema; Government Technical Institute in Koidu City; Manjama Agricultural Institute in Bo City. Their human resource capacity for waste management will be enhanced. In addition, knowledge, skills and technology will be transferred from these institutions to SMEs and communities. In the meantime, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in waste management will be provided with technical capacity to convert solid waste-to-wealth through recycling of plastic and composting of biodegradable wastes.At the micro level, people in urban and peri-urban areas will be engaged in waste segregation at household level and youth group provide waste collection service to the community. In addition, the community will get recycled products and compost directly from the SMEs.WHH is working with four civil society organizations: In Bo this will be Action for Community Development & Good Governance (ACDG), in Makeni - Sierra Leone Citizens Rights & Association (SLCRA), in Koidu - Knowledge for Community Empowerment Organization (KoCEPO) and in Kenema - Movement for Restoration of Democracy (MRD) which are all partners from phase 1, new partners will be identified for Freetown.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 563750 512500 375000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-TJK1150-23 Welthungerhilfe The project intends to activate and organize Tajik youth to engage on climate change with the long-term vision that they become agents of change to drive national climate change adaption and mitigation. The networking of civil society within Tajikistan and connection to global debates and knowledge hubs is a further key long term goal of the intervention. Impact: Climate actors at government level and from civil society are working together at local level to contribute to the implementation of the National Climate Change Adaptation Strategy of the Republic of Tajikistan for the period up to 2030.Project objective: Through capacity development and networking, those responsible at government level, civil society and local young people are empowered to develop and implement strategies for adapting to climate change.   Direct target group: (1) At least 280 adolescents and young adults (at least 50% of whom are female) aged 15-35 years(2) At least 36 villagers who are structurally or socially integrated in the target villages (3) 6 representatives from at least 3 local authorities at district level, including CEP (4) 5 representatives of CEP at national level. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 120589 303291 299392 76728 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KHM1067-23 Welthungerhilfe This project works to sustainably improve the food and nutrition security of indigenous communities in Ratanakiri, targeting 610 indigenous households (3,050 people) in four districts. It does this through three main outputs, supporting 460 female farmers in 23 communities to have improved and diversified home garden production and 6 schools to have improved/ diversified vegetable production, benefitting 150 cashew nut farmers (60 f, 90 m) through improved cashew value chains as a result of 3 cashew nut processing centers, and strengthening the capacity of indigenous community groups to engage in community issues such as land rights, NRM, and conservation.   Overall objective = The food and nutrition security of indigenous communities in Ratanakiri Province is sustainably improved.Project objective = 610 indigenous households (3,050 people) in four districts in Ratanakiri have a solid livelihood, with a focus on securing food, income and land rights.For indigenous households to have resilient livelihoods that focus on securing food, income, and land rights, household-level agricultural production needs to be improved and diversified. This project focuses on improving the agricultural production of cashew nuts, including through the installment or improvement of cashew nut processing centres, enabling farmers increase the value of their cashews. In addition, when nutrition knowledge and awareness is improved and practiced at household level, then household diets will improve, particularly the nutritional intake of women. Finally, the project has a focus on supporting communities to gain community land titles (CLTs), providing lasting legal protection for community lands, including farmland and forests; land which communities rely on for their livelihoods and thus food security. The target group is from 23 indigenous communities (total population 13,201) in four districts of Ratanakiri. The target group belong to Kavet, Prov, Kreung, Charay, Lun, and Kachok indigenous groups. All communities (except one) are from the P5424 project. One new community, Krala in Ou Chum district has been added because of its suitability for the development a cashew nut processing centre.  The direct target group are 610 indigenous farmers and their households. The intervention consists of focused activities related to different outputs in the same communities. The activities will be implemented through a ‘group approach’, such as nutrition groups, saving groups, cashew nut processing groups or water user committees and communal land title committees. Women’s participation in the committees will be emphasized as a means of promoting gender transformation. The indirect target group are circa 13, 200 persons living in the 23 communities that do not participate in activities but will benefit from the community level activities. Other indirect target groups are groups and individuals the project collaborates with, for example local authorities and government staff, and staff of other NGOs/ networks.   Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 182189 206707 35105 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-DE1126-23 Welthungerhilfe Land for Life Life supports the establishment or strengthening of existing multi-stakeholder partnerships (MAP) on land governance in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The aim is to bring together all relevant stakeholders such as civil society, government, private sector, academia or media, to build trust and collaborate for land-related policy and behavioral change. Especially rights holders and civil society are empowered to participate meaningfully in dialogue and partnerships. Phase III of the initiative builds on the achievements of phase I and II and focuses on the sustainability of the established multi-stakeholder processes and platforms. Impact: Contributing to the improvement of food security through secure land rights in rural communities in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Liberia and Sierra LeoneOutcome: Strengthening inclusive, accountable and effective land policy and governance through sustainable, multi-stakeholder processes. There is a direct target group of in total 2.200 people:MAP actors, such as the Land for Life MAP secretariats, i.e. the staff of the partner organisations responsible for the implementation of the initiative, as well as the members of the MAP steering committees and thematic working groups (ca. 100 active members of the MAP committees).Other actors who are reached through MAP dialogues and activities (ca.. 600 people):Civil Society Organizations (CBOs), peasant organizations, will be involved with the aim of increasing their participation in political decision-making and strengthening their collective power through increased collaboration.Academics and media representatives are involved with the aim of becoming more involved in change processes and advocacy through the sharing of knowledge and information.Representatives and decision-makers from government institutions and national and local authorities will be involved with the aim of opening up spaces for participation, partnering with civil society and other actors, and advocating for the implementation of responsible land policies that are in line with international standards.private investors and investment promotion agencies will be involved with the aim of applying the RAI principles and engaging more in dialogue with local communities and civil society.traditional leaders are involved with the aim of strengthening the inclusion of marginalized groups, ensuring the implementation of existing laws, and mobilizing communities.Approximately 1500 residents of rural communities will be strengthened and supported in their awareness of existing rights and in their possibilities to claim them. This is achieved through training, community-level dialogues and, as in Burkina Faso, the use of paralegals.      Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 147672 296526 381252 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBR1099-24 Welthungerhilfe Land for Life Life supports the establishment or strengthening of existing multi-stakeholder partnerships (MAP) on land governance in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The aim is to bring together all relevant stakeholders such as civil society, government, private sector, academia or media, to build trust and collaborate for land-related policy and behavioral change. Especially rights holders and civil society are empowered to participate meaningfully in dialogue and partnerships. Phase III of the initiative builds on the achievements of phase I and II and focuses on the sustainability of the established multi-stakeholder processes and platforms. Impact: Contributing to the improvement of food security through secure land rights in rural communities in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Liberia and Sierra Leone.Outcome: Strengthening inclusive, accountable and effective land policy and governance through sustainable, multi-stakeholder processes. There is a direct target group of in total 2.200 people:MAP actors, such as the Land for Life MAP secretariats, i.e. the staff of the partner organizations responsible for the implementation of the initiative, as well as the members of the MAP steering committees and thematic working groups (ca. 100 active members of the MAP committees).Approximately 1500 residents of rural communities will be strengthened and supported in their awareness of existing rights and in their possibilities to claim them. This is achieved through training, community-level dialogues and, as in Burkina Faso, the use of paralegals.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 200688 218030 149588 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BFA1140-24 Welthungerhilfe Land for Life Life supports the establishment or strengthening of existing multi-stakeholder partnerships (MAP) on land governance in Burkina Faso (Multicountry project : Ethiopia, Liberia and Sierra Leone). The aim is to bring together all relevant stakeholders such as civil society, government, private sector, academia or media, to build trust and collaborate for land-related policy and behavioral change. Especially rights holders and civil society are empowered to participate meaningfully in dialogue and partnerships. Phase III of the initiative builds on the achievements of phase I and II and focuses on the sustainability of the established multi-stakeholder processes and platforms. Impact: Contributing to the improvement of food security through secure land rights in rural communities in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Liberia and Sierra LeoneOutcome: Strengthening inclusive, accountable and effective land policy and governance through sustainable, multi-stakeholder processes. There is a direct target group of in total 2.200 people at global level:MAP actors, such as the Land for Life MAP secretariats, i.e. the staff of the partner organisations responsible for the implementation of the initiative, as well as the members of the MAP steering committees and thematic working groups (ca. 100 active members of the MAP committees).Other actors who are reached through MAP dialogues and activities (ca.. 600 people):Civil Society Organizations (CBOs), peasant organizations, will be involved with the aim of increasing their participation in political decision-making and strengthening their collective power through increased collaboration.Academics and media representatives are involved with the aim of becoming more involved in change processes and advocacy through the sharing of knowledge and information.Representatives and decision-makers from government institutions and national and local authorities will be involved with the aim of opening up spaces for participation, partnering with civil society and other actors, and advocating for the implementation of responsible land policies that are in line with international standards.private investors and investment promotion agencies will be involved with the aim of applying the RAI principles and engaging more in dialogue with local communities and civil society.traditional leaders are involved with the aim of strengthening the inclusion of marginalized groups, ensuring the implementation of existing laws, and mobilizing communities.Approximately 1500 residents of rural communities will be strengthened and supported in their awareness of existing rights and in their possibilities to claim them. This is achieved through training, community-level dialogues and, as in Burkina Faso, the use of paralegals.   Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 268178 205184 110207 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1120-24 Welthungerhilfe Land for Life Life supports the establishment or strengthening of existing multi-stakeholder partnerships (MAP) on land governance in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The aim is to bring together all relevant stakeholders such as civil society, government, private sector, academia or media, to build trust and collaborate for land-related policy and behavioral change. Especially rights holders and civil society are empowered to participate meaningfully in dialogue and partnerships. Phase III of the initiative builds on the achievements of phase I and II and focuses on the sustainability of the established multi-stakeholder processes and platforms Impact: Contributing to the improvement of food security through secure land rights in rural communities in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Liberia and Sierra LeoneOutcome: Strengthening inclusive, accountable and effective land policy and governance through sustainable, multi-stakeholder processes. There is a direct target group of in total 2.200 people:MAP actors, such as the Land for Life MAP secretariats, i.e. the staff of the partner organisations responsible for the implementation of the initiative, as well as the members of the MAP steering committees and thematic working groups (ca. 100 active members of the MAP committees).Other actors who are reached through MAP dialogues and activities (ca.. 600 people):Civil Society Organizations (CBOs), peasant organizations, will be involved with the aim of increasing their participation in political decision-making and strengthening their collective power through increased collaboration.Academics and media representatives are involved with the aim of becoming more involved in change processes and advocacy through the sharing of knowledge and information.Representatives and decision-makers from government institutions and national and local authorities will be involved with the aim of opening up spaces for participation, partnering with civil society and other actors, and advocating for the implementation of responsible land policies that are in line with international standards.private investors and investment promotion agencies will be involved with the aim of applying the RAI principles and engaging more in dialogue with local communities and civil society.traditional leaders are involved with the aim of strengthening the inclusion of marginalized groups, ensuring the implementation of existing laws, and mobilizing communities.Approximately 1500 residents of rural communities will be strengthened and supported in their awareness of existing rights and in their possibilities to claim them. This is achieved through training, community-level dialogues and, as in Burkina Faso, the use of paralegals. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 282968 296160 202819 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1249-24 Welthungerhilfe Land for Life Life Phase III supports the establishment and strengthening of multi-stakeholder partnerships (MAP) on land governance in Ethiopia. The aim is to bring together all relevant stakeholders such as civil society, government, private sector, academia or media, to build trust and collaborate for land-related policy and behavioral change. Especially rights holders and civil society are empowered to participate meaningfully in dialogue and partnerships. Phase III of the initiative builds on the achievements of phase I and II and focuses on the sustainability of the established multi-stakeholder processes and platforms. Contribution to improving food security through secure land rights in rural communities in Ethiopia  There is a direct target group of in total 736 people:MAP actors, such as the Land for Life MAP secretariats, i.e. the staff of the partner organizations responsible for the implementation of the initiative, as well as the members of the MAP steering committees and thematic working groups (36 active members of the MAP committees).Other actors who are reached through MAP dialogues and activities (200 people):Civil Society Organizations (CBOs), farmers organizations, will be involved with the aim of increasing their participation in political decision-making and strengthening their collective power through increased collaboration.Academics and media representatives are involved with the aim of becoming more involved in change processes and advocacy through the sharing of knowledge and information.Representatives and decision-makers from government institutions and national and local authorities will be involved with the aim of opening up spaces for participation, partnering with civil society and other actors, and advocating for the implementation of responsible land policies that are in line with international standards.private investors and investment promotion agencies will be involved with the aim of applying the RAI principles and engaging more in dialogue with local communities and civil society.traditional leaders and customary institutions are involved with the aim of strengthening the inclusion of marginalized groups, ensuring the implementation of existing laws, and mobilizing communities.3. Approximately, more than 500 residents of rural communities will be strengthened and supported in their awareness of existing rights and in their possibilities to claim them. This is achieved through training, community-level dialogues. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 181152 238136 122879 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE 1085-20 Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement 500000 AA 684237.9999 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER 1026-18 Welthungerhilfe Farmers and livestock breeders in western Niger have to endure the region’s unfavourable climatic conditions. They also face the threat of displacement by armed groups. Welthungerhilfe is providing emergency aid. It is delivered to refugees, returnees, and IDPs, as well as to herders and farmers from host communities. These aid measures include cash transfers and a cash-for-work programme; training in nutrition, agriculture, and hygiene; and distributions of seed material, equipment, hygiene kits, and special food for infants. 7625 Emergency Aid for Farmers, Refugees, and Livestock Breeders AA 460171 724352 923744 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1107-20 Welthungerhilfe WHH response objectives are to:overall development, agreement, and management of workplans, protocols, budgets and coordination structures to ensure that activities are happening as required for the set up of a national DRF system.Coordinate a number of different stakeholders including NGOs, Government counterparts, consultants and local civil society to ensure that the right stakeholders are able to support different parts of the project.When funding is triggered and released, the hub will monitor and support the implementation of pre-agreed standard operating procedures, convene project selection meetings and ensure that operations are delivered in a timely manner with humanitarian principles applied throughout. The project will be run by START network through TWG and and local organizations, as START network response depending on emergency situation in Pakistan and following would be the expected beneficiaries based on emergency project/call: Targeting approximately 1000 HH (for each emergency response) Local NGO (for each emergency minimum 2 organizations) Technical working groups (drought, flood and heatwave) The number of beneficiaries will increase or decrease based on the nature of emergency / need Start Network Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. +4922822880 info@welthungerhilfe.de https://www.welthungerhilfe.de/ 85761 114349 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1082-21 Welthungerhilfe The project outlined is the first early action intervention implemented in the course of the Forecast-based Action Programme due to a trigger of the drought monitoring and trigger model.The model detected a drouth during a plant-critical growing phase which is expected to result in increased food insecurity of most vulnerable households. As a result, an early warning was issued.In line with the previously developed Early Action Protocol, most appropriate early actions are unconditional cash transfers. These shall mitigate the impacts of the imminend food insecurity of the targeted population. The transfers will be provided in 6 installments, the 1st distributions are expected to begin before the harvest (mid may) and end before the welding period when food insecurity is expected to peak. Objective of the early actions are the minimization of drought impacts on the most vulnerable households. Early actions identified to mitigate the impending impact of drought on food security are unconditional cash transfers to the targeted population. These early emergency measures are fit to protect the food and nutrition security of the most vulnerable households. In order to keep families above the survival threshold and reduce the adoption of negative copying strategies, the uncodnidtional cash transfers will provide food aid and protection of goods to avoid further deterioration of livelihoods.The approach will focus on using a shock-appropriate approach to increase capacity and synergize resources, ensure the integration of different activities in medium time to address the underlying vulnerabilities and risks, by mobilizing and raising awareness of communities (nutrition, hygiene-COVID) and effective coordination at different levels between institutions (local and central), communities and other actors with ongoing programs. The expected crop loss and increased food insecurity are expected to mainly affect the region's most vulnerable group of people, who will suffer a significant loss of income from work and a protected loss of food for self-supply.Based on the HEA result, households in the very poor socio-economic category will be covered by this project (analysis carried out in 2018-2019) whose number is estimated at 1496 households with a size of 5 people per household (Source LIAS HEA MG 7 2018-2019). Start Network 170492 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER 1024-17 Welthungerhilfe The aim of the proposed project is to improve food security for particularly vulnerable households in the Diffa region through activities such as: Cash for work, unconditional cash, distribution of goats, garden in bags, distribution of seeds and fertilizers, training on the use of resources. The project objective is to improve food and nutrition security for refugees, displaced persons, returnees and host families in three municipalities through the production of agricultural livelihoods and cash transfers.  Description explaining the objectives of the activity. Leave blank if not available. 5500 More Autonomy for Refugees and Their Hosts AA 94444 715086 888888 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR 1066-19 Welthungerhilfe With the conflict in Syria in its 7th year, Turkey is recognised to host the largest number of Syrian refugees. The Emergency Social Safety Net (ESSN) does not guarantee access to basic needs for Syrians under Temporary Protection (SuTP). To meet the basic needs of the most vulnerable Syrian refugees, a comprehensive, multi-sectoral program of humanitarian assistance is designed by WHH. 28620 Support for Disabled Refugees AA 1200875 1960630 423300 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IRQ 1023-19 Welthungerhilfe With the proposed project WHH intends to improve the living conditions of highly vulnerable, conflict-affected communities in priority return areas in the Ninewa governorate, through the provision of WASH and protection services. Protection monitoring and referral pathways will enable neglected groups to access humanitarian assistance and their rights. Support will be provided to access basic goods and services, such as health and education. 192480 Raising Awareness of Hygiene and COVID-19 AA 2070000 1881842 1459882 1200000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-DEU 1028-19 Welthungerhilfe The project develops and establishes an Anticipatory Humanitarian Action Mechanism (Forecast-based Action/FbA) to address imminent risks of food insecurity in Madagascar, Zimbabwe and Kenya. The mechanism reduces expected impacts of drought hazards on vulnerable communities through the implementation of preventive Early Actions. Key elements are the scientific development of drought risk models, identification of trigger levels, risk and vulnerability analyses and the development of Early Action Protocols (EAPs).Scale-up and extension of the existing FbA mechanism in Madagascar Replication of the FbA mechanism in Zimbabwe and Kenya Respective EAPs are then linked to a Trigger-based Finance Facility to ensure proper financial coverage AA 125621 186371 216434 73899 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-DEU 1030-19 Welthungerhilfe To reduce effects of disasters on local communities in eight countries of intervention 40 local and national humanitarian organisations (five per country) and four international consortium partners will jointly develop and undertake capacity strengthening and exchange measures in order to reinforce their institutional and operational capacity for an effective and timely response to humanitarian crises and localised, principled humanitarian action. The ToGETHER programme promotes complementary partnerships and advocates for the local partners’ roles as leading local actors in humanitarian response, putting localisation - understood as transformation - into practice. AA 835840 2445633 4627970 3863713 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-COD 1154-19 Welthungerhilfe This 21 months intervention  intends to provide a rapid relief in the sectors of 1) food and nutrition security, 2) access to basic WASH services and 3) other needs. The main objective of this intervention is to provide a rapid relief for Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) who have lost their goods and livelihoods due to the crisis. It will also intend to support the host communities who often see their livelihoods and living conditions affected by the sudden influx of IDPs. The intervention will target 2 main groups of beneficiairies: one during the first year of intervention (April 2020-January 2021) and the second one during the 2nd year (February -December 2021).  249792 Seed Material and Drinking Water for Displaced People and Local Residents AA 1468440 2645900 1504300 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD 1031-19 Welthungerhilfe It is the aim of the project to ensure for all refugees living in camps and for the affected host communities regular, sufficient, equitable and dignified access to safe water for drinking and domestic needs, adequate, appropriate and acceptable sanitation facilities (including household waste).change of potentially dangerous behaviours through innovative hygiene promotion (including hygiene items).   16100 Waste Management in a Refugee Camp AA 764020 810980 750000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SDN 1175-20 Welthungerhilfe Multi-sectorial emergency response in Eastern Sudan and North Darfur with regard to services provided in WASH, Food Security & Livelihoods, Protection, Non-Food-Items and Shelter. This project also includes Covid-19 reponse activities in all locations. WHH is appeal partner for HRP/RRP 2020 (ND: South Sudanese Refugee crisis / KAS&GED: Eritrean / Ethiopien Refugee crisis). Hence, this project mainly targets refugees, but also IDPs and vulnerable host communities members. 96210 Water and Emergency Shelters for Refugees From South Sudan AA 1465000 2650000 2527000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MMR 1133-20 Welthungerhilfe Gruelling and protracted conflicts in northern Myanmar are preventing more than 100,000 internally displaced people from returning to their homes. Many have already been displaced several times and are living in overcrowded, poorly equipped camps with little hope for the future. Further restrictions were imposed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 crisis, resulting in camp residents becoming completely dependent on humanitarian aid, including from Welthungerhilfe. People in 30 camps are now receiving food, drinking water, better sanitation facilities, safer accommodation, and mental health support. 25204 Food, Water, Hygiene, and Shelter for Displaced People AA 51583 592580 130573 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SYR 1078-20 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to ensure the survival of the most vulnerable people affected by the conflict through multi-sectoral emergency aid and to make them more resilient to further external shocks. For newly internally displaced people, WHH will provide emergency food security, WASH and Shelter/NFI sectors. In addition, people who have already arrived will receive agricultural vouchers to make them less dependent on acute emergency aid and thus reduce negative coping strategies. 366750 Emergency Aid AA 6174644 11851656 3457500 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SSD 1080-20 Welthungerhilfe Emergency Preparedness and response activities in Unity State will target the most vulnerable groups affected by disaster by complementing the existing food distributions with resumption of food production, provision of Non-Food Items, improved access to WASH services affected by the floods and the strengthening of preparedness and disaster risk reduction capacities. Those activities will be carried out in Unity state through static and mobile responses in several counties. 110876 On Solid Ground Again After the Floods AA 672644 1621712 422681 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE 1141-20 Welthungerhilfe The project develops and establishes an Anticipatory Humanitarian Action Mechanism (Forecast-based Action/FbA) to address imminent risks of food insecurity in Madagascar, Zimbabwe and Kenya. The mechanism reduces expected impacts of drought hazards on vulnerable communities through the implementation of preventive Early Actions. Key elements are the scientific development of drought risk models, identification of trigger levels, risk and vulnerability analyses and the development of Early Action Protocols (EAPs).Scale-up and extension of the existing FbA mechanism in MadagascarReplication of the FbA mechanism in Zimbabwe and KenyaRespective EAPs are then linked to a Trigger-based Finance Facility to ensure proper financial coverage 30000 Forecast-based Action to to better cope with droughts AA 91675 167385 258437 53490 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN 1192-20 Welthungerhilfe The project develops and establishes an Anticipatory Humanitarian Action Mechanism (Forecast-based Action/FbA) to address imminent risks of food insecurity in Madagascar, Zimbabwe and Kenya. The mechanism reduces expected impacts of drought hazards on vulnerable communities through the implementation of preventive Early Actions. Key elements are the scientific development of drought risk models, identification of trigger levels, risk and vulnerability analyses and the development of Early Action Protocols (EAPs).Scale-up and extension of the existing FbA mechanism in MadagascarReplication of the FbA mechanism in Zimbabwe and KenyaRespective EAPs are then linked to a Trigger-based Finance Facility to ensure proper financial coverage 28831 Prevention Is the Key to Surviving Droughts AA 95936 177746 289815 52423 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG 1078-20 Welthungerhilfe The project develops and establishes an Anticipatory Humanitarian Action Mechanism (Forecast-based Action/FbA) to address imminent risks of food insecurity in Madagascar, Zimbabwe and Kenya. The mechanism reduces expected impacts of drought hazards on vulnerable communities through the implementation of preventive Early Actions. Key elements are the scientific development of drought risk models, identification of trigger levels, risk and vulnerability analyses and the development of Early Action Protocols (EAPs).Scale-up and extension of the existing FbA mechanism in MadagascarReplication of the FbA mechanism in Zimbabwe and KenyaRespective EAPs are then linked to a Trigger-based Finance Facility to ensure proper financial coverage 4000 Taking Action Before Drought Destroys Everything AA 108925 203185 375913 43581 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BFA 1095-20 Welthungerhilfe Le projet : Assistance d’urgence aux populations vulnérables (Réfugiés, Retournés, Personnes Déplacées Internes, communautés hôtes) affectées par la crise humanitaire dans la région Sahel Répond directement aux problèmes liés aux situations d'urgences des personnesvulnérables du Sahel (Mali, Niger et Burkina Faso). les groupes vulnérables ciblés verront leurs besoins primaires et de bases en 1) Sécurité alimentaire, 2) Eaux, Hygiènes et Assainissement et 3) Nutrition améliorés tout participant à la mise en oeuvre des activités du projet. 46636 Cash, Emergency Aid for Refugees AA 1131866 1792695 1056613 714005 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MLI 1122-20 Welthungerhilfe Le projet s’inscrit dans un cadre régional entre 3 pays (Mali, Niger et Burkina Faso) dont le contexte et la dynamique sont marqués par la violence et les conflits armés.Les domaines d'intervention: Sécurité alimentaire, EHA, Nutrition Dans ce cadre, l’objectif supérieur du projet est de diminuer la souffrance des  groupes de populations les plus vulnérables impactés par la crise sécuritaire et humanitaire au Sahel, tout en respectant leur dignité.  5495 Emergency Aid and COVID-19 Advice for Refugees AA 367381 1035849 1121104 752475 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER 1040-20 Welthungerhilfe Le projet : Assistance d’urgence aux populations vulnérables (Réfugiés, Retournés, Personnes Déplacées Internes, communautés hôtes) affectées par la crise humanitaire dans la région Sahel Répond directement aux problèmes liés aux situations d'urgences des personnesvulnérables du Sahel (Mali, Niger et Burkina Faso). les groupes vulnérables ciblés verront leurs besoins primaires et de bases en 1) Sécurité alimentaire, 2) Eaux, Hygiènes et Assainissement et 3) Nutrition améliorés tout participant à la mise en poeuvres des activités du projet. 115000 Emergency Aid for Displaced People in the Tri-Border Area AA 889642 2008157 1322283 533520 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH 1182-20 Welthungerhilfe To reduce effects of disasters on local communities in eight countries of intervention 40 local and national humanitarian organisations (five per country) and four international consortium partners will jointly develop and undertake capacity strengthening and exchange measures in order to reinforce their institutional and operational capacity for an effective and timely response to humanitarian crises and localised, principled humanitarian action. The ToGETHER programme promotes complementary partnerships and advocates for the local partners’ roles as leading local actors in humanitarian response, putting localisation - understood as transformation - into practice. Building the Capacity of Local Organisations to Provide Humanitarian Aid AA 113736 424062 502337 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBR 1069-20 Welthungerhilfe The overall impact of the proposed action is the containment of the spread of COVID-19 in the targeted communities and the decrease and prevention of disease and malnutrition, including the decrease of loss of livelihoods and human assets. The outcomes we aim for is that target communities have taken the appropriate measures to stop COVID-19 transmission within the community and that the overall food and nutrition security of the target groups is not further impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. This will be achieved through access to humanitarian assistance across multiple response sectors, and protection services for human assets, social cohesion, rights and livelihoods enhancement. 159300 AA 682499.9999 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK 1109-20 Welthungerhilfe To reduce effects of disasters on local communities in eight countries of intervention 40 local and national humanitarian organisations (five per country) and four international consortium partners will jointly develop and undertake capacity strengthening and exchange measures in order to reinforce their institutional and operational capacity for an effective and timely response to humanitarian crises and localised, principled humanitarian action. The ToGETHER programme promotes complementary partnerships and advocates for the local partners’ roles as leading local actors in humanitarian response, putting localisation - understood as transformation - into practice. Building Local Capacities for Providing Humanitarian Aid AA 55811 389782 525104 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG 1243-21 Welthungerhilfe The proposed action aims to address the dire humanitarian situation of vulnerable communities in five provinces in Afghanistan. Welthungerhilfe will respond to the immediate food needs and provide winter assistance of the affected population, while contributing to building their resilience. 98000 AA 6104043 2596968 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER 1051-21 Welthungerhilfe The project is a three year Sub-Africa Wide program to mitigate humanitarian crises in seven countries of Sub-Saharan Africa – Burundi, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan. The aim of the project is to ensure the basic provision of sufficient drinking water and access to safe sanitation and hygiene services as well as the provision of needs-based emergency aid to prevent or decrease morbidities, mortality and acute malnutrition especially for vulnerable people in acute humanitarian crises triggered by flight and displacement, droughts, floods and anticipated periods of hunger. In total, more than 575.000 people in need shall be reached through the various interventions in the seven countries. 49000 AA 1209663 1025830 1019045 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-CAF 1031-21 Welthungerhilfe A three-year Africa-wide program to mitigate humanitarian crises in seven countries of Sub-Saharan Africa – Burundi, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan - is proposed here. The aim of the project is to ensure the basic provision of sufficient drinking water and access to safe sanitation and hygiene services as well as the provision of needs-based emergency aid to prevent or decrease morbidities, mortality and acute malnutrition especially for vulnerable people in acute humanitarian crises triggered by flight and displacement, droughts, floods and anticipated periods of hunger. The direct target group includes 15,000 vulnerable households affected by the ongoing conflict and natural hazards with an anticipated total number of 90,000 persons to be reached during the project (an estimated 6 members per household). The repartition is estimated at 10% returnees, 20% IDPs, and 70% members of the host communities. This target may be revised according to the proportion of host/displaced families in the selected areas for the intervention. The Basics: Food, Drinking Water, and Sanitation Facilities. AA 946288 790996 791000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH 1197-21 Welthungerhilfe A three-year Africa-wide program to mitigate humanitarian crises in seven countries of Sub-Saharan Africa – Burundi, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan - is proposed here. The aim of the project is to ensure the basic provision of sufficient drinking water and access to safe sanitation and hygiene services as well as the provision of needs-based emergency aid to prevent or decrease morbidities, mortality and acute malnutrition especially for vulnerable people in acute humanitarian crises triggered by flight and displacement, droughts, floods and anticipated periods of hunger  185904 AA 837424 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN 1208-21 Welthungerhilfe A three-year Africa-wide program to mitigate humanitarian crises in seven countries of Sub-Saharan Africa – Burundi, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan - is proposed here. The aim of the project is to ensure the basic provision of sufficient drinking water and access to safe sanitation and hygiene services as well as the provision of needs-based emergency aid to prevent or decrease morbidities, mortality and acute malnutrition especially for vulnerable people in acute humanitarian crises triggered by flight and displacement, droughts, floods and anticipated periods of hunger. 72772 AA 950000 257051 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SSD 1098-21 Welthungerhilfe A three-year Africa-wide program to mitigate humanitarian crises in seven countries of Sub-Saharan Africa – Burundi, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan - is proposed here. The aim of the project is to ensure the basic provision of sufficient drinking water and access to safe sanitation and hygiene services as well as the provision of needs-based emergency aid to prevent or decrease morbidities, mortality and acute malnutrition especially for vulnerable people in acute humanitarian crises triggered by flight and displacement, droughts, floods and anticipated periods of hunger. 56000 AA 911966 1085472 1199288 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SOM 1048-21 Welthungerhilfe A three-year Africa-wide program to mitigate humanitarian crises in seven countries of Sub-Saharan Africa – Burundi, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan - is proposed here. The aim of the project is to ensure the basic provision of sufficient drinking water and access to safe sanitation and hygiene services as well as the provision of needs-based emergency aid to prevent or decrease morbidities, mortality and acute malnutrition especially for vulnerable people in acute humanitarian crises triggered by flight and displacement, droughts, floods and anticipated periods of hunger. 42000 AA 300000 449995 600000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MLI1152-23 Welthungerhilfe The proposed project will build on the successes of the recently completed BMZ SEWOH project , with the specific aim of scaling up and expanding the interventions that proved most effective and relevant in the previous project, in order to increase the food security and resilience of households most affected by rising food prices, and promote gender equity Project Goal (Impact): Increase in food security and resilience of vulnerable populations to the negative impacts of food price increases and to contribute to the promotion of gender equity​ Outcome1: Local climate-resilient food production of target populations is increased"Outcome 2:  Incomes of the target group are increased and livelihoods are strengtheningOutcome 3:  Malnutrition and undernutrition of vulnerable populations affected by the food crisis is reducedOutcome 4. Gender equity and inclusion in target communities is promoted 12000 NORAD 964829 537010 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-AFG1274-22 Welthungerhilfe WHH and a local partner will respond to the food security and nutrition of hard-to-reach communities which are categorized as IPC Level 3 (Crisis) and IPC Level 4 (Emergency) in the target provinces. The project will support a total of 19.220 households /134.540 individual women, men, girls, and boys (calculated on average household size of seven people), being residents or IDPs in the targeted communities. This figure is comprised of 18.000 households /126.000 individuals benefitting from the cash for food and associated subset activities, 720 households / 5.040 individuals from cash for work and 3.000 households / 21.000 individuals benefitting from the water trucking, with an overlap of approximately 2,500 households benefitting from both water provision and cash transfer activities. Objective: The food and nutrition security of women, men, girls, and boys will improve, and the affected vulnerable communities will be better equipped to cope with shocks in Balkh, Samangan, Jawzjan, and Kabul Provinces of Afghanistan.Outcome: Vulnerable households classified in IPC3 are above able to meet their basic food and nutrition needs, improved their hygiene standards and resuscitated drinking water supply and WASH facilities in targeted villages. Distribution of cash for food: cash adequate for three months supply of food will be distributed to 18.000 households in four Provinces of Balkh, Samangan, Jawzjan, and Kabul over winter 2023-24.2 Distribution of supplementary high nutrition food packages: households with a malnourished child enrolled in the clinical treatment of severe acute malnutrition will receive high-nutrition food packages (in kind and/ or vouchers). Target households will receive this in addition to cash for food hygiene and nutrition sensitization and a hygiene kit . Supplementary high-nutrition food packages will be distributed to a subset of 1.650 households in Balkh, Samangan, Jawzjan, and Kabul provinces over winter 2023-24. AA 2500000 1650000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1045-22 Welthungerhilfe WHH has been providing WASH provisions through a local partner in the Rohingya refugee camps 27 and 24 and adjuncts host communities at Teknaf since 2018 aiming to mitigate the most critical needs of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH). But still, humanitarian needs remain at large particularly in the WASH sector in terms of construction, decommission, replacement, care & maintenance of WASH infrastructures, vector control, hygiene knowledge, and behavioral development in the area. Objective:Reduce suffering, uphold human dignity, and save lives among conflict affected Rohingya refugees and the host community through WASH provisions. Total in Target Group : 33721. The primary target group of the proposed project are the refugees, however, considering the mixed nature of the refugee settlements, the needs of vulnerable local residents are partly considered as well. As per government policy the portion of Host community will be 25% of the total beneficiaries. AA 600000 836590 600000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1137-23 Welthungerhilfe This is an Africa-wide program to mitigate humanitarian crises in countries of Sub-Saharan Africa: Burundi, Central African Republic, Ethiopia, Kenya, Niger, Somalia, South Sudan, Malawi and Uganda.The aim of the project is to ensure the basic provision of sufficient drinking water and access to safe sanitation and hygiene services as well as the provision of needs-based emergency aid to prevent or decrease morbidities, mortality and acute malnutrition especially for vulnerable people in acute humanitarian crises triggered by flight and displacement, droughts, floods and anticipated periods of hunger. Objective: Improving access to safe drinking water and sanitation and providing immediate emergency assistance in periodic humanitarian crises in Sub-Saharan Africa. The project aims at reaching to 19,500 individuals with about 65% of the target population being refugees and 35% from the host community. (52% females and 48% males) AA 547380 983831 354042 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBN1013-24 Welthungerhilfe This intervention will support vulnerable individuals and households who remain in unsafe and hard-to-reach areas within a 10 km radius of the Lebanon-Israel border also known as the Blue Line (Districts of Bent Jbeil, Marjaayoun and Hasbaya) as well as addressing IDPs who have moved to safer areas in Tyre district and Nabatieh Governorate. Outcome: Provision of life-saving cash for food and basic needs and protection interventions for crisis-affected populations. Activities include: provision of cash (for food and non-food items) and case management, cash for protection and MHPSS).All cash assistance will be provided as unconditional Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to support vulnerable families in covering their most urgent food, non-food and protection needs. Objective: Provision of life-saving cash for food and basic needs and protection interventions for crisis-affected populations. Total Participants : 15150. Severely socio-economically vulnerable displaced households, host households and households remaining in the conflict zone in South Lebanon, will be eligible for the multipurpose cash assistance component of the proposed intervention to cover their food and basic assistance needs, aiming to enable them to meet basic needs without increasing negative coping mechanisms AA 1531209 148900 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NER1066-22 Welthungerhilfe L’objectif général du projet est de : Contribuer au renforcement. de la résilience au choc des communautés de la région de Diffa par la promotion de la cohésion sociale et l’accès au WASH.De façon spécifique, il vise les objectifs suivants :Contribuer à prévenir et à gérer les conflits par la mise en place des structures locales de paix et le recours aux mécanismes communautaires ;Favoriser une gestion concertée et durable des ressources naturelles tout en améliorant l’accès en eau à besoin des hommes et des animaux dans les zones d’intervention du projet ;Accompagner les communautés et les acteurs locaux à s’approprier les bonnes pratiques d’hygiène et d’assainissement à travers la formation et la sensibilisation Objectif général Améliorer les conditions de vie par la relance des activités agropastorales, la nutrition communautaire et les activités économiques, l'accès à l'eau et à l'assainissement et la promotion de la cohésion sociale, la promotion des femmesObjectif 1Améliorer les capacités de production agricole et pastorale de 16.800 bénéficiaires cibles (2.400 ménages) dans la zone d'intervention du projet.Indicateurs Actuellement, les bénéficiaires cibles (21 000 personnes - 3 000 ménages) ont une faible capacité de production agricole et pastorale.A la fin du projet, au moins 80% des bénéficiaires agropasteurs sont à mesure de produire au moins trois (3) spéculations agricoles prises respectant les itinéraires techniques et déclarent pratiquer les techniques d’engraissage du bétail pour la vente et la production de lait.Objectif 2 Contribuer au renforcement de la résilience des communautés face aux chocs dans la région de Diffa en favorisant la cohésion sociale et l'accès à l'eau et à l'assainissement.Indicateurs Index de stratégie de survie moyen des ménages est diminué d’au moins 10% à la fin du projetObjectif 3 Améliorer la situation nutritionnelle des familles d'agriculteurs dans les villages de la commune de Diffa au Niger.Indicateurs20% des enfants âgés de 6 à 59 mois dans les deux communes cibles souffrent de malnutrition selon la définition de la Direction Nationale de la Nutrition.À la fin du projet, le pourcentage d'enfants malnutris aigus âgés de  de 6 à 59 mois est diminué de 10 %. Groupe cible :  Le projet cible directement 3000 Ménages (21.000 personnes) dont 14.700 femmes et 6.300 hommes (refugiés, déplacés internes et communautés hôtes). Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 115675 415441 266246 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1091-22 Welthungerhilfe Few income generating possibilities exist from agricultural production. Low capacities lead to weak economic development.Overall objective: To contribute to economic and social development in rural communities in Anosy/Atsimo Atsinanana in S-E Madagascar.Project objectives: (1) Resilience of 6,000 vulnerable households by securing economic income of producers and farmers (2) Access to environmentally friendly communal services on the local level for vulnerable households Objectif global/impact: Renforcer la résilience des ménages vulnérables en sécurisant les revenus économiques et en facilitant leurs accès aux services sociaux de baseObjectif du projet:2500 petits exploitants des régions Anosy et Atsimo Atsinanana utilisent et adoptent des méthodes durables de transformation de produits agricoles et ; sont en mesure de fournir à eux-mêmes et à leurs familles une alimentation plus diversifié grâce à leur propre production. "  Pour la région Atsimo Atsinanana, trois groupes de participant-e-s directs vont bénéficier du projet MAMATSY. Le premier groupe concerne les membres des structures de producteurs existantes appuyées lors du projet SILVER cependant les activités à réaliser et les appuis à fournir sont différents comme décrits dans 5.2. Le deuxième groupe concerne les participant-e-s aux formations sur le traitement et la transformation des produits agricoles et profitant des emplois saisonniers dans les unités d’agro transformation composées à 60% de jeunes, femmes et personne en situation d’handicap ayant la capacité de travailler. Le troisième groupe concerne les personnes formées dans les activités d’amélioration de l’accès aux services communaux (50% femmes et 50% hommes). Il s’agit ici des autorités locales, des représentants de la société civile locale et des opérateurs économiques.En total le groupe cible direct consiste de 3.008 personnes, dont 1503 hommes et 1505 femmes. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 84656 811717 650000 499306 266175 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1084-22 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to strengthen the capacities and rights awareness of vulnerable people in Kapilvastu district and empower them to effectively claim their right to food through targeted advocacy within community-based structures and participation in community planning processes. The project supports communities in developing food security strategies and contributes to their implementation by strengthening the capacity of government duty bearers and by promoting effective accountability mechanisms. A key concern is the promotion of gender equality and social inclusion (GESI). Women particularly affected by poverty and hunger will be supported to diversifytheir livelihoods through vocational training and entrepreneurial activities. Overall Objective: Contributing to the improvement of livelihoods of marginalized communities in Kapilvastu district.Project Objective: Civil society organizations and members of marginalized groups in the three target communities are working closely with the relevant authorities at the local and provincial levels, using effective strategies to claim their right to food.  Direct target groups: A total of 5.241 individuals are the target groups out of which 75 % (3.957) are women and adolescent girls and will be directly involved in the interventions. Thereby, the direct project activities with the groups of the local population take place in 15 of the total 33 wards in the three target municipalities Maharajgunj, Kapilvastu and Buddhabhumi. The project will facilitate to form the 195 groups with about 25 members each (45 LANN+ groups, 45 adolescent / youth groups and 105 farmer groups). Based on the low socio-economic status, 3.788 women will be selected for specific activities in nutrition, agriculture, livelihood options. Other direct target groups will be 150 Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHVs) who work in the health service and the 30 religious’ and/or community leaders under specific activities in the project. The direct target groups contribute to the project with their commitment, investing mainly their time, labor costs, local materials and resources, and agricultural land. In addition, they pass on the knowledge they have acquired to other community members.Institutional target groups are the three municipalities with their 33 wards (= lowest administrative unit). Their chairs, officers and municipal staff will be selected to take part in capacity development measures, advocacy events, committees, meetings, exchange programmes, awareness events covering 186 persons. 30 staff of RRN and KIDS will receive capacity development measures in project management topics.  Indirect target groups are all those groups or individuals the project collaborates with. The total population of 232.918 living in the three rural municipalities will benefit from the improvements in the food and nutrition governance, the municipal nutrition master plans and the empowered citizens. They will also have advantages from community focused awareness creation covering subjects such as nutrition, health and the related rights and entitlements. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 75000 350000 390000 385000 300000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1234-22 Welthungerhilfe The proposed project in Tana River and Kilifi. aims to mitigate against these effects by strengthening the community’s resilience and adaptation to climate change through sustainable, peaceful use of natural resources. This will include water resource management, strengthening economic development opportunities in Value chain development, increasing nutrition knowledge and utilization of local foods, peace building support county government on system strengthening. Target: 10,000 people, 2,000HH Overal Objective (Impact): 10.000 persons in Kilifi and Tana River Counties use their natural resources sustainably and peacefully to strengthen community resilience and adaptation to climate changeProject Objective (Outcome): Strengthened resilience and adaptation to climate change through sustainable, peaceful use of natural resources for 10,000 persons in Kilifi and Tana River Counties. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be 10,000 persons (with at least 30% women and 20% youth) with an indirect reach of 50,000 people  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 161310 829640 829640 414155 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BDI1072-22 Welthungerhilfe Most of Burundi’s population is engaged in subsistence farming. We want to help them produce beyond their own needs and generate income by: Establishing smallholder farmers' cooperatives; supporting seed banks, transformation of raw food product; ;business training,training to build start-ups & training on the PIP approach for cooperatives. Introducing and processing key crops for local markets will improve food security and provide additional income for families who can process food during the lean season. Impact : La sécurité alimentaire dans le nord du Burundi est améliorée grâce au renforcement des chaînes de valeur durables.Objectif global : Les ménages vulnérables de trois districts de la province de Kirundo (nord du Burundi) sont organisés en 10 coopératives fonctionnelles et utilisent des techniques agronomiques adaptées et des méthodes de transformation et de commercialisation dans le cadre de chaînes de valeur locales renforcées pour améliorer leur sécurité alimentaire et leurs revenus Le groupe cible direct comprend au total 1.050 personnes :1.000 petits producteurs* (au moins 50% de femmes) organisés en dix coopératives agricoles dans les trois districts de Vumbi, Ntega et Kirundo de la province de Kirundo. La zone du projet comprend dix communes cibles (collines, la plus petite unité administrative du Burundi).50 membres de groupes particulièrement marginalisés (entre autres le groupe ethnique des Batwa), qui vivent également dans les districts cibles, sont soutenus dans le cadre du sous-objectif 2.Le groupe cible indirect  comprend 5.250 personnes c'est à dire les membres des ménages des 1.050 petits producteurs* agricoles, soit (à raison d'environ 5 personnes par ménage).En outre, les habitants des districts bénéficient d'une meilleure disponibilité de semences de qualité et d'aliments transformés et riches en nutriments ; d'une meilleure gestion des stocks ; et d'une collaboration et d'une coordination plus étroites entre les acteurs du système alimentaire local. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 294316 617306 409865 328591 89272 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SOM1065-22 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to enhance the livelihoods and resilience of 121,744 vulnerable agrarian and pastoralist people through protection and restoration of key natural resources and WASH services in agrarian, pastoral, and agropastoral areas through community-led actions and improved market access for key rural value chains. The project will partly be implemented by local partner NGOs in South Central Somalia (Hiraan and Galgaduud) and Somaliland (Togdheer and Sool) in close collaboration with relevant local and regional authorities’ other key stakeholders. The project also supports international coordination and planning at the 'humanitarian-development nexus' through support to Somalia's Resilience Working Group - an initiative of the Somali NGO Consortium. Objective of the project: Livelihoods and resilience of vulnerable agrarian and agropastoralist people are strengthened through protection and restoration of key natural resources and WASH services in agrarian, pastoral, and agropastoral areas through community-led actions and improved market access for key rural value chains.Outcome 1:The livelihoods of 27,234 people are strengthened through restoration and stabilization of agrarian, pastoral, and agropastoral landscapes.Outcome 2: 121,744 people have access to improved WASH services established or strengthened through women’s active participation.Outcome 3: Technical packages of sustainable livelihoods strategies in landscape-restorative and climate resilient value chains are developed and scaled through farmer field schools and women’s groups. Directly, approximately 121,744 individuals (50% female and 10% persons with disabilities (PWDs)) will be targeted, including vulnerable agrarians and pastoralists, internally displaced persons (IDPs), and institutional actors (community committees in all project locations and local government officials in Somaliland). Indirectly, 146,250 individuals in vulnerable agrarian and pastoral communities will benefit from the proposed measures.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 600000 1600000 3000000 2000000 800000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBR1090-23 Welthungerhilfe Although Liberia has fertile land and a favorable climate for agriculture, many people in Liberia continue to suffer from food insecurity and malnutrition because the country's food and agricultural systems are inefficient. Chronic food insecurity is on the rise in Liberia due to poverty, gender inequalities, land constraints, unsustainable living conditions and low agricultural production and productivity. One in three children under the age of 5 in Liberia are stunted or too short for their age, because of not getting nutritious food over a long period of time, and frequent bouts of illness. The project aims to adopt a food system approach with emphasis on institutional strengthening to promote the cultivation of orange fleshed sweet potato. Overall objective: The socio-economic situation and nutritional status of smallholder families in rural areas of Montserrado, Bong, Margibi and Grand Bassa regions, Liberia, are improved.Outcome: 6,200 farmers in the rural areas of Montserrado, Bong, Margibi and Grand Bassa regions use sustainable methods to grow orange-fleshed sweet potatoes and vegetables and have diversified their diets and improved their incomes.  • 4,500 community-based farmers who will benefit from capacity development and inputs to support OFSP cultivation. 180 groups of 25 people each [4,500 people] will benefit from training on savings and credit groups (VSLA) and related equipment kits. • Another 1,700 women farmers receive training and tools for vegetable cultivation. 70% of the targeted project participants are women.• 15 SHED staff members benefiting from capacity building measures• Advisors of the CARI Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 73838 632210 578002 354454 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1051-23 Welthungerhilfe The Rural Advisory Services for Women Empowerment in the Char Region of Bangladesh (RASWE) will be implemented jointly by FIVDB and Uttaran in areas of Sirajganj District. The overall objective is to contribute to economically empowering women that are exposed to economic vulnerability and political marginalisation. This will be achieved by improving women's income and employment opportunities through promoting rural advisory services, agro-entrepreneurship, and a strengthened women-led civil society on the local level. The project will cover a direct target group consists of 3,000 women farmers /entrepreneurs and 100 Women Community Service Providers (CSP) belonging to 100 villages situated in the District of Sirajganj. These project participants will form entrepreneur groups/MSME which will in turn be linked to 50 Rural Service Centres 20 Community Facility Centres and 2 women-led civil society organisationsmore that will benefit from improved advisory services and income opportunities. All of these groups will benefit from an improved enabling environment that includes the engagement of market actors, local government, and civil society. In order to make these changes sustainable, the project pursues an integrated, multi-stakeholder, gender-transformative approach in communities and households, that will strengthen women’s market participation, income, and agency to act as agents of change for their communities. Overall objectives/Impact: The socio-economic situation of economically vulnerable and politically marginalised women in the rural district of Sirajganj in the Char region has improvedOutcome: 3,000 marginalised women in Sirajganj district are increasingly accessing quality counselling services, are more involved in local decision-making processes and benefit from improved employment and income The direct target group consists of 3,000 women farmers /entrepreneurs and 100 Women Community Service Providers (CSP) belonging to 100 villages situated in the District of Sirajganj. These project participants will form entrepreneur groups/MSME which will in turn be linked to 50 Rural Service Centres 20 Community Facility Centres and 2 women-led civil society organisations.The indirect target group includes a population of at least 15,000 farmers from rural communities who will benefit from improved service delivery and the offer of Community Service Prodivders (CSPs)in the target areas of Chanagacha, Khoksabari, Kalia Haripur and Ratankandi Unions under the Sirajganj Sadar Upazila of Sirajganj district. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development Agriculture, climate resilience and natural resource management.Agricultural product marketing, post harvest management and food safety 222222 333333 222222 113212 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KHM1066-23 Welthungerhilfe This project is a multi-country (Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand)project, which builds on the processes, structures and momentum established in the first phase Multi-Actor Partnership Platform for Sustainable Natural Rubber. This project is expected to:(1) Scale up and intensify training on Good Agricultural Practices for 600 vulnerable smallholder farmers in two provinces. to increase their food and income security, productivity and resilience to climate change;(2) Enhance and sustain the MAP Platform and roadmap with 26 members;(3) Initiate further stakeholder engagement, policy dialogue and process facilitation through provincial and national forums. Overall objective -  An independent and inclusive multi-actor partnership platform in Cambodia enables target groups to engage in sustainable natural rubber management, innovation and progressive strategies that lead to improved food and income security, agricultural productivity and resilience to climate change.Project Goal - Selected stakeholders are actively participating in the newly established multi-actor platform, and smallholder farmers and wage labourers in the rural provinces of Mondulkiri and Tbong Khmum are using their new knowledge to apply good agricultural practices for sustainable land management.   Direct Participants/Beneficiaries:(1) 600 smallholders in the rubber industry.(2) 26 MAP member organisations.Indirect Participants/Beneficiaries:(1) 2,394 smallholders (non-beneficiaries of training).(2) 17 producer groups.(3) 1 cooperative in Mondulkiri and 10 cooperatives in Tbong Khmum. (11 cooperatives).(4) 2,694 individual smallholders and wage labourers.(5) 25 public sector representatives. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development Agriculture, climate resilience and natural resource management. Agricultural networking, research, governance and advocacy 175387 334427 86667 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MDG1097-23 Welthungerhilfe En continuité avec la phase du projet précédente, PASSAT4 vise à poursuivre les actions de renforcement du secteur public et privé afin de stabiliser et faciliter l’adoption des mesures visant la réduction d’impact climatique, tout en améliorant les conditions de hygiène et santé publique ainsi que le niveau de développement sociale et économique lié à la chaine de valeur de déchets. Normal 0 21 false false false DE X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable{mso-style-name:"Normale Tabelle";mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0;mso-tstyle-colband-size:0;mso-style-noshow:yes;mso-style-priority:99;mso-style-parent:"";mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm 5.4pt;mso-para-margin:0cm;mso-pagination:widow-orphan;font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Times New Roman",serif;} Objectif General : La protection de l'environnement à Madagascar est renforcée par un engagement majeur des institutions publiques et privées dans la gestion durable des déchets solides et dans l’adoption des mesures visant à l'atténuation de l’impact du changement climatique.Outcome 1 :Les institutions publiques et privées s’engagent dans la gestion durable des déchets et mènent des actions concrètes de gouvernance du secteur Les groupes de participant-e-s direct-e-s en total de 65.260, sont détaillés ci-dessus :> 50 000 personnes (dont au moins 50% de femmes), individuellement ou membres d’associations et OSC locales, touchées par les actions de sensibilisation et d’animation communautaires au niveau national sur la gestion de déchets> 150 jeunes ayant acquis compétences techniques en matière de gestion déchets, exploitables dans le monde du travail> 30 municipalités participant régulièrement aux échanges sur l’assainissement> 8 villes ayant établi un bilan des émissions de GES du secteur déchets de leur ville> 2 Municipalités (Tuléar et Fort Dauphin) et 2 sociétés délégataires, bénéficiant de coaching et supervision directe en matière de gestion> 50 opérateurs privés et/ou individus impliqués par les activités d’économie circulaire et réduction d’impact environnemental> 20 personnes issues de ministères et, en particulier du MEAH, ayant accès aux programmes de formation et croissance individuelle> 15 000 enfants joints par les activités d’éducation et d’animationLes participant-e-s indirect-e-s, estimés à  500.000, sont représentés par tous les citoyens des villes que bénéficieront de l’amélioration du système. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 525555 422222 393181 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IND1407-23 Welthungerhilfe Millet, being a superfood will full of nutrient and climate friendly in nature, it is critical to create an enabling environment to support and promote millet value chain. This project, will support smallholder farmers from three states of India to apply sustainable production technology in Millet production and connect urban market through farmer institution and ecoprenuers. Overall objective: Smallholder farmers in three Indian states have increased their food and nutrition security, improved natural resource management and strengthened their resilience to climate change.Project goal: Smallholder farmers in three Indian states are adopting sustainable production methods for millets, urban and rural consumers are better informed about the nutritional, environmental and health benefits of millets, and the policy framework for millets is strengthened. Direct target groups:(a) 5,000 smallholder farmers, mostly belonging to marginalized communities(b) 200,000 consumers, including both urban and rural consumers.(c) 20 ecopreneurs(d) 30 government officials from the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Women and Child Welfare, MPs and MLAs are being trained to facilitate the promotion of millet through mainstream programmes.(e) 300 Ministry of Agriculture extension workers(f) 1,200 staff members of the Ministry of Women and Child Protection and the Ministry of Education are trained in preparing millet to support the school feeding programme.Institutional direct target groups:(a) Four farmer producer organisations (FPOs)(b) Policy makers and government institutions(c) Millet mission in Chhattisgarh; initiate similar mission in Punjab and MP(d) Networks and alliances:Indirect target group:(a) 22,500 family members of farmers belonging to the direct target group will indirectly benefit from the capacity building and farmer-to-farmer information dissemination programmes.(b) 300 services will reach 150,000 farmers through their capacity building services(c) 12,000 children are reached indirectly through the promotion of millet in the school feeding programme(d) 100,000 additional urban/semi-urban/rural consumers Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 77778 344444 333334 277778 216666 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1265-23 Welthungerhilfe The project is a strategic initiative aimed at catalyzing the widespread adoption of renewable energy technologies (Solar and Biogas) in the horticulture and Dairy Value chain in Kiambu County. It seeks to address energy-related challenges within the agri-food industry by promoting the use of clean and sustainable energy sources.By developing and implementing innovative solutions, providing training and capacity-building for stakeholders, and influencing policy changes, this project aspires to enhance energy efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and boost productivity across the entire agri-food value chain, from farm to table, ultimately fostering sustainable and resilient agricultural practices while contributing to broader environmental and economic sustainability goals. Overall Object : Food and nutrition security of farming families in Kiambu district is improved through the use of renewable energy technologies in the agriculture value chain.Specific Objective/Outcome: 3000 smallholder farmers and 150 value chain actors apply sustainable renewable energy technologies to agri-food value chains and will provide a more balanced diet for themselves and their families.  The primary direct target group is 100 farmer-owned producer groups with 3,000 smallholder dairy and horticulture farms in three sub-counties and 15 districts, namely Githunguri (Githunguri, Githiga, Ikinu and Ngewa), Limuru (Bibirioni, Limuru Central, Ndeiya, Limuru East, Ngecha and Tigoni) and Kikuyu (Karai, Nachu, Sigona, Kikuyu and Kinoo). By gender, 60% of the target group will be women and 20% will be youth. The selection of the target group will be participatory by ADS-Kenya with the involvement of the community, County Government Department of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries and Cooperatives and the Department of Water, Environment, Energy and Natural Resources and the technical consultants who conducted the feasibility study.  The secondary direct target group consists of 150 value chain actors, which include:40 agribusinesses (agricultural traders, product collection and storage centers, processing centers, retailers),40 Government stakeholders (energy regulator, agricultural extension officers/interns, and policy makers in district assemblies),10 financial institutions ( commercial banks, microfinance institutions, government affirmative action funds, e.g., women's enterprise funds and youth funds,10 Research and educational institutions (universities, research organizations, e.g., Kenya Agriculture and Livestock Research Organization, Institute for Energy Studies and Research, technical and vocational schools),20 civil society organizations at the macro, meso, and micro levels (local producer associations, agricultural cooperatives, community-based organizations, Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association, Kenya National Farmers Federation, Kenya Renewable Energy Association, Kenya Young Greens) and 30 renewable energy technicians, 50% of whom are women   Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 478108 462971 423621 354873 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBR1080-22 Welthungerhilfe The Krahn-Tai-Grebo National Forest in Liberia is one of the remaining contiguous forest areas in the Upper Guinea Ecoregion. Charcoal production and mining as the main source of income for household survival continue to undermine the preservation of the forest. Farmers lack adequate alternative sources of income. The unregulated use of the forest area for livelihoods poses a threat to the National Forest Reserve. Partner: Society for Environmental Conservation. Overall objective: At the end of the project, biodiversity loss and deforestation are reduced for rural communities on the edge of the Grebo-Krahn forest area in Liberia.Project goal: The target groups use their acquired knowledge to improve land management and reduce biodiversity loss and deforestation in the Grebo-Krahn forest area. The project will target 7,600 direct persons and 30,400 indirect persons comprising of 70% women and 30% men. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 200000 241671 53333 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1082-22 Welthungerhilfe  The project is built upon the learnings and achievements of the first phase project NPL1060. This project will do  a close follow up and monitoring of the results achieved and provide technical backstopping for the previously strengthened governance capacity in the six municipalities- specially on the implementation of municipal-wide WASH plans-2030. At the same time, WASH systems strengthening approaches will be scale up to another four neighbouring municipalities in the Terai region.     In continuity with phase 1, the overall objective of the project is “improving the health and nutritional status of the population of Siraha and Saptari districts through strengthened WASH governance and the provision of basic water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services, gender equality and empowerment of disadvantaged groups”.In the proposed phase 2, the project will continue to strengthen WASH governance at municipal level, expanding the target area from six to ten municipalities, for the provision of quality and safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services to users and with the main goal of “promoting the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation through community engagement, WASH systems strengthening and advocacy”. By strengthening the governance and WASH service provision of service authorities and service providers, the project targets communities of 10 municipalities in the districts of Saptari and Siraha in the Madhesh Province, for a total population of approximatively 448.827 users (50.523 households).Marginalized and vulnerable individuals and households, communities, FCHVs, health staff, WSUCs, school committees benefitting from specific measures such as, among others, CLTS campaigns and the promotion of total sanitation, WASH behavior change, WASH awareness and MHM in schools, demonstration of WASH model infrastructures and facilities, and capacity building.Beneficiaries at meso level include 10 local governments (6 municipalities targeted in phase 1 and 4 new municipalities included in phase 2) with their elected representatives and technical departments.At macro level, the Madhesh provincial government, the WASH departments of federal government, relevant stakeholders and actors of the WASH sector will benefit through evidence-based knowledge/learning sharing on the WASH systems strengthening approach, dissemination of standardized methods and tools, technical studies and backstopping, and advocacy initiatives. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 665000 888889 666667 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1069-22 Welthungerhilfe The Nutrition Smart CommUNITY approach encompasses a combination of ‘systemic interventions’ at different level, designed to shift underlying causes of chronic hunger and malnutrition. It is based on 4 strategies: (1) Foster behavior change at household level; (2) Strengthen and support community-based institutions; (3) Activate and improve nutrition relevant services at community level; and (4) Advocate and promote a multisectoral community-based implementation model for the Right to Food. Each community must identify the specific drivers of malnutrition and address the problems using their own existing resources, including government services. The NSC concept combines 5 best practices, namely LANN+ through Participatory Learning and Action, Nutrition Camps, Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture, Nutrition Sensitive Microplanning and Strengthening Institutions. Overall objective: Contribute to "Zero Hunger" (SDG 2 and the Global Nutrition Targets 2025) in three African countries - Ethiopia, Malawi and Sierra Leone.Project Goal: 9,750 households in the selected vulnerable rural communities apply methods to diversify their food consumption and reduce the prevalence of gastrointestinal infections.Sub-Goal1:7,200 households in the target communities have improved their access to diversified food.Sub-Goal 2: 3,412 households in the target communities improved their practices in nutrition, maternal & childcare, infant feeding, hygiene and health.Sub-Goal 3: 192 Target communities are empowered to develop and manage solutions that contribute to improved nutrition.Sub-Goal 4: Nutrition coordination mechanisms are established and/or strengthened at micro and meso-level and the global NSC has been scaled up and strengthened. The planned project covers the entire population of the 192 target villages. 9,750 households will be reached through the interventions, with 57,750 people directly included in the project activities. In Malawi, the total target population in T/A Namkumba is 3,000 households with a total of 16,500 persons (5.5 persons per household). Direct target participants include househoulds with children under the age of five, pregnant and lactating women and farmer households. Particicpants will be reached with project intereventions through health extension workers, agricultural extension workers, care groups and local institutions such as area development committees, village development committes, area nutrition coordinating committees, village nutrition coordinating committees and chiefs. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 349909 451017 527505 291838 76049 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1083-22 Welthungerhilfe Poverty and malnutrition major problems of Nepal; Muslims have the 2nd lowest Human Development Index. Civil Society Organisations(CSOs) play a key role in food systems transformations and in promoting livelihood opportunities but lack resources and advocacy capacity. Impact: Strengthening civil society as promoters of change towards resilient, fair and sustainable food systems (Food Systems) in Kapilvastu District.Outcome: Improved livelihoods have improved food and nutrition security of target households in three communities of Kapilvastu district, focusing on vulnerable groups (infants, young children, pregnant / lactating women, adolescent girls). Direct target groups: A total of 5000 households (32411 individuals / 51% female: 16528 women/girls) will be directly involved in food and nutrition security interventions. Based on the low socio-economic status, 4500 small holder farming households (land size < 2 ha, income from labour/remittances, food shortage and 500 landless households (low income from labour/remittances, livelihood insecurity, food shortage) will be selected. There will be focussed activities for nutrition vulnerable people such as children, women, pregnant women, lactating women, adolescent girls from these 5000 households. Indirect target groups are all those groups or individuals the project collaborates with under each output sector for example the community change agents, the agro veterinarians or youth and adolescent clubs. The total population (155707 individuals) living in the three neighboring rural municipalities of Mayadevi, Yeshodhara and Suddhodhan will benefit from the strengthened civil society and improved food and nutrition governance as well as networking and alliance building of right holders. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 300000 501848 403960 406450 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1225-22 Welthungerhilfe The Nutrition Smart CommUNITY approach encompasses a combination of ‘systemic interventions’ at different level, designed to shift underlying causes of chronic hunger and malnutrition. It is based on 4 strategies: (1) Foster behavior change at household level; (2) Strengthen and support community-based institutions; (3) Activate and improve nutrition relevant services at community level; and (4) Advocate and promote a multisectoral community-based implementation model for the Right to Food. Each community must identify the specific drivers of malnutrition and address the problems using their own existing resources, including government services. The NSC concept combines 5 best practices, namely LANN+ through Participatory Learning and Action, Nutrition Camps, Nutrition Sensitive Agriculture, Nutrition Sensitive Microplanning and Strengthening Institutions. Overall objective: Contribute to "Zero Hunger" (SDG 2 and the Global Nutrition Targets 2025) in three African countries - Ethiopia, Malawi and Sierra LeoneProject Goal: 9,750 households in the selected vulnerable rural communities apply methods to diversify their food consumption and reduce the prevalence of gastrointestinal infectionsSub-Goal1:7,200 households in the target communities have improved their access to diversified food.Sub-Goal 2: 3,412 households in the target communities improved their practices in nutrition, maternal & childcare, infant feeding, hygiene and health.Sub-Goal 3: 192 Target communities are empowered to develop and manage solutions that contribute to improved nutrition.Sub-Goal 4: Nutrition coordination mechanisms are established and/or strengthened at micro and meso-level and the global NSC has been scaled up and strengthened. The planned project covers the entire population of the 192 target villages. 9,750 households will be reached through the interventions, with 57,750 people directly included in the project activities in Ethiopia. 3,000 households with a total of 15,000 persons (5 persons per household) will be reached. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 218384 274882 617042 484755 49314 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-HTI1197-22 Welthungerhilfe L'objectif du projet est de contribuer à la redynamisation de l’économie régionale à travers la promotion des investissements productifs dans des secteurs porteurs et l’accès aux ressources financières aux familles vulnérables touchées par les problèmes de pauvreté, d’insécurité alimentaire et de nutrition dans trois communes cibles du département du Nord-Es. La promotion d’AGR agricoles pour 130 familles les plus pauvres ainsi que leur organisation dans des mutuelles de solidarité (MUSOs) peut constituer une première réponse à leur autonimisation et la perénnisation de leur revenu et actifs productifs.En même temps, 400 familles des filières agricole porteuses seront soutenues à travers du conseil et des subventions pour améliorer la qualité de leur production. Une vingtaine des micro-entreprises sera soutenue par l’investissement dans l’amélioration de la qualité et des techniques de stockage, de transformation et de commercialisation, en vue de générer des revenus pour ensuite augmenter ainsi le pouvoir d’achat des familles pauvres. Les petites et moyennes entreprises d’agro-transformation prendront l’initiative de collecter, aux périodes de récolte, la quantité suffisante de matières premières et de stocker pour pouvoir transformer durant toute la période de transition entre les saisons. Ils seront mis en réseau avec les MUSOs afin de stimuler les investissements et des prêts à travers les MUSOs. Impact: Contribuer à la redynamisation de l’économie régionale à travers la promotion des investissements productifs dans des secteurs porteurs et l’accès aux ressources financières aux familles vulnérables touchées par les problèmes de pauvreté, d’insécurité alimentaire et de nutrition dans trois communes cibles du département du Nord-Est .Objectif: Les participant/es au projet (les ménages les plus vulnérables, les membres des PMEs) dans les communes de Ouanaminthe, Capotille et Fort Liberté mettent en œuvre des activités économiques porteuses pour assurer leur subsistance de vie de manière durable. Résultat 1: 130 ménages extrêmement pauvres (650 membres de la famille indirectement) pour les AGR. Ces familles sont intégrées dans la MUSO et bénéficient d'un encadrement renforcé + 200 membres issus des MUSO existantes (projet SEWOH, HTI 1189) + 250 participants sélectionnés dans les deux autres R2, R3).Résultat 2: Développement de 4 à 5 secteurs de production agricole (200 ménages/400 participants des branches de production agricole).Résultat 3: Renforcement des petites et moyennes entreprises dans le secteur de la transformation agricole (20 familles/100 participants).= 800 ménages (4000 participants)  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 277778 472222 472223 222222 22222 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UGA1124-22 Welthungerhilfe Lack of vocational qualifications and high youth unemployment are key problems in Uganda. In P3365, the business association USSIA successfully built the training capacity of 73 small enterprises in the greater Kampala area. USSIA has now strategically anchored vocational training in the association. Phase 2 will build on these successes and innovatively deepen them. Objective: The (self-)employment and income situation of young people and women in Kampala, Wakiso and Mukono has improved.Outcome:1200 young people and 300 women use the education and training and services offered by USSIA to achieve sustainable income. The direct target group is composed of the following categories:(a) 1000 unemployed young people.(b) 200 young people who have already been supported in P3365 but still need urgent support in setting up their small business(c) 300 women who run a small (most) business(d) 125 (spouse) partners of the female target group(e) 50 trainers(f) 56 community-based trainers  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 525000 600000 614576 508591 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-CAF1052-22 Welthungerhilfe Note : Il s'agit d'une continuation de CAF 1014 qui a été clôturé à l'interne (raison: legacy project). Aucune modification à la plannification initiale du projet n'a été effecutée. Le projet vise à accroître la sécurité alimentaire et les revenus des ménages ruraux en RCA grâce à un meilleur accès aux semences de qualité et à un meilleur soutien technique. L'intervention est menée en étroite collaboration avec les partenaires ACDA, ICRA et ONASEM et promeut les capacités de ces institutions. Les petits exploitants agricoles sont soutenus dans la production et la vente de produits agricoles. Objectif du projet(Impact):Accroître la sécurité alimentaire et les revenus des ménages ruraux en RCA par un meilleur accès à des semences de qualité et un meilleur appui technique.Objectif Spécifique (Outcome):Renforcement des capacités des institutions et organisations paysannes partenaires dans la production et multiplication des semences de qualité et en quantité.  Les bénficiares directes: Le projet soutiendra environ 5 000 petits producteurs membres de groupements de producteurs, en particulier des Groupement d'Agri-Multiplicateurs des Semences (GAMS) et des Réseaux de Producteurs des Semences (REPROSEM). Il est prévu de soutenir au moins 24 GAMS, regroupés en 6 REPROSEM dont larépartition par sexe est: Femmes : 2 250,Hommes : 2 750.Beneficiaries indirects:2,1 millions de personnes dont environ 55 % sont des femmes Le projet est mené en étroite collaboration avec les partenaires nationaux ICRA (responsable de la recherche agronomique appliquée), ACDA (responsable de la promotion du développement agricole) et ONASEM (responsable des semences certifiées en RCA) et promeut les capacités de ces institutions à travers les mesures suivantes : appui institutionnel, réhabilitation des bâtiments (ACDA), éducation et formation, appui en équipements, moyens de transport, matériel de travail, outils agricoles, semences de base pour la reproduction, soutien à la révision orientée vers la pratique du matériel consultatif pour une production agricole améliorée, soutien à la mise en réseau avec les autres acteurs.Le partenariat avec les associations paysannes, notamment les Groupements d'Agri-Multiplicateurs de Semences (GAMS) et les Réseaux de producteurs de semences (REPROSEM), permettra la multiplication des semences et la commercialisation des produits.L'assistance technique à la multiplication des semences, la formation,la mise en place et le suivi de système de lutte intégrée contre les ravageurs, sont menées par  ICRA et ACDA. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 25986 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-TJK1147-23 Welthungerhilfe The project aims to improve food and nutrition security status of population in 13 villages in the Ishkashim region. The project follows a gender-sensitive, community-based approach involving individual households and the larger community. All activities are aimed at food and nutrition security with a special focus on dietary diversity and hygiene. To achieve the overall objective and sub-objectives, the project will apply the following proven approaches adapted to Tajikistan:(a) Nutrition-sensitive behavior change (b) Nutrition-sensitive agriculture (c) Strengthening of structuresThe reach out is planned to 3.700 direct project participants (ca. 60% of it female) and another 1.200 indirect project beneficiaries. Objective: Families and households in Ishkashim improve their nutrition and food security.Goal: Households in 13 villages in the Ishkashim target area have improved their diets in terms of the principles of a balanced, nutritious diet (SDG 2). The direct target group is approx. 500 women of child-bearing age (18-40) as well as decision-makers from their households (male heads of households, fathers-in-law, husbands), who are to be closely involved in the measures in order to increase and consolidate effects. These are achieved in particular with the PLA approach in sub-goal 1. Household members of the direct target group from sub-objective 1 also benefit from measures from sub-objective 2 and consist of approx. 1,300 men, 1,920 women, of whom approx. 200 are children under the age of 5. Direct project participants in addition are approx. 10 men and approx. 20 women from the local structures of the health system and representatives of the local civil society in sub-objective 3.Indirect project participants are all those people in the target villages who do not directly benefit from the PLA sessions or belong to their household. However, since the measures address everyone in the village and are designed to be replicated/imitated, the project will also indirectly reach 1,220 other people.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 33333 148679 133333 158607 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SOM1054-22 Welthungerhilfe To mitigate against persistent challenges in the water supply sectors, WHH and TAAKULO jointly propose to pilot a systems approach to water supply that integrates the relevant actors (key stakeholders from community, regional and national level service authorities) and factors (financial, institutional, environmental, political etc.) toward sustainable water supply services.  The overall objective (impact) of the project: Sustainable water supply systems and governance in the Awdal Region are enabled.Outcome: In the 9 target communities, the population benefits from functional water supply services and sustainable management of water resources.  Direct target groups:(1) Micro level:2,100 households (12,600 individuals) from the 9 targeted communities benefitting from sustainable water supply services;9 Water Management Committees (WMCs) with a total of 63 members trained on water point operation, maintenance and tariff collection;18 water point operators/technicians who will be trained and working closely with the WMCs to manage the water sources.(2)Meso level: 3 members of government authorities in the target area participating in the long-term capacity development support.;18 members of LNGOs/INGOs in the target area that benefit from capacity-building support and/or orientation on systems strengthening approaches and advocating for change in key areas.(3)Macro level :6 members of government authorities at the national and regional levels that benefit from capacity-building support and greater connectivity between humanitarian and developmental actors and actions; 30 members of LNGOs/INGOs at the national and regional levels that benefit from direct capacity-building support, strengthened multi-stakeholder coordination and dialogue platforms, and/or holding governmental actors accountable and advocating on key issues.;23 TAAKULO staff benefitting from programmatic and non programmatic capacity building initiatives. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 71657 226828 84157 17358 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SLE1105-22 Welthungerhilfe Overall objective: Improving food and nutrition security and strengthening resilience and adaptation to the impacts of climate change in the Moyamba and Karene districts of Sierra Leone.Project objectives: 1. strengthened systems of production, processing and marketing;2. utilization of solar energy in the production and preservation processes of organic food crops and promoting of LANN;3. Introduction of improved dual purpose resilient indigenous poultry breeds, rabbit and grass cutter value chain development; and4. Pilot integrated poultry-fish farming.  Overall Objective: Improving food and nutrition security and strengthening resilience and adaptation to the impacts of climate change in the Moyamba and Karene districts of Sierra Leone. The direct target group of the project are 2,000 vulnerable smallholder households, i.e. 1,000 households each in Karene and Moyamba districts. With a national average household size of 5.9 persons, a total of 11,800 persons will directly benefit from the project. At least 50% of the targeted project participants are women. Project participants will be selected by the project team in consultation with relevant ministries (agriculture and marine resources) and community stakeholders (traditional leaders) who will jointly develop a selection criterion. The following criteria will be considered: needy members (wealth ranking), age (youth), gender, current farming activities, farming experience, residence in the target community, interest in becoming an active member of an FBO or VSLA, interest in a particular value chain. There is no overlap of the target group with previous or ongoing projects.Indirect target groups at the institutional level include the staff of relevant ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs), including the MAFS with 12 staff (6 per district) and 7 heads of department and 2 staff of NGO departments of the ministry, making a total of 21 people, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) (6 staff), SLARI (2 staff members), MFMR (2 staff members), PMB (2 staff members), Ministry of Youth Affairs (MoYA, 2 staff members), Ministry of Gender (MoG, 2 staff members), Chiefdom and District Councils (6 members and 6 staff members of the District Councils), i.e. a total of 49 (indirect project participants) who participate in project activities in their respective functions (i.e., monitoring missions). These governmental and non-governmental actors will also act as multipliers for the project and promote sustainability by monitoring activities after the project cycle, as it is the mandate of the government to address food and nutrition issues in the communities. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 100000 933333 533334 233333 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1183-22 Welthungerhilfe The ELINA project will build on results and lessons learnt from the implementation of MANA project- ZWE 1116.  it will reach target households using the CareGroup approach which strongly uses the LANN+ concepts of Linking Agriculture Natural Resource Management towards Nutrition Security. To increase coverage, and sustain gains of ZWE 1116 MANA project, the project will be implemented in additional wards of Tsholotsho and Nyanga districts and new wards in Umzingwane district.  The project contributes transitively to the transformation of local food systems in order to achieve sustainable food security through diversification and improvement of diets and strengthening of environmental awareness of 9500 vulnerable households in the districts of Umzingwane, Tsholotsho and Nyanga in Zimbabwe.9,500 vulnerable households in 18 communities/wards of Umzingwane, Tsholotsho and Nyanga districts have improved their dietary diversity and livelihoods through improved agricultural and livestock production, sustainable natural resource management, improved access to safe water, community-based enterprises, seed banks, and the use of appropriate nutrition practices. The direct target group comprises 9,500 households (4,000 households in 7 wards in Nyanga, 4,000 in 7 wards in Tsholotsho, and 1,500 in 4 wards in Umzingwane), based on an average of 2 persons per household participating in measures, this amounts to 19,000 persons. The exact number of persons will be determined in the course of the project participants' registration and recording in the database. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 122901 472500 382700 400526 203381 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-CAF1050-22 Welthungerhilfe The project aims at strengthening the resilience of IDPs and local households (30,000 vulnerable people, of which approx. 9,000 IDPs and 4,000 disadvantaged youth / 45% women) through improved food sec. and sustainable resource management in the northwest of Central African Republic. Project objective: The resilience of displaced people and host households in the Central African Republic is strengthened by improved food and nutritional security on a sustainable basis. Impact/Outcome 1: The target communities have improved their food and nutritional security.Impact/Outcome 2: Households have improved and diversified their incomes through increased local economic opportunities, support for income-generating activities and local markets.Impact/outcome3: Communities in the project area have improved their relations and strengthened good local governance. Direct target group: 30,000 vulnerable people (5,000 households), including around 9,000 internally displaced people (IDPs) (30%), 3,000 returnees (10%) and 18,000 people from host communities (60%). At least 4,000 disadvantaged young people (13%), 13,500 women (45%) and 1,500 people with disabilities (5%).The project will be carried out in partnership with four public institutions for agriculture, livestock and health  (ACDA, ONASEM, ANDE, health districts), and up to four national NGOs.Indirect target group: up to 85,000 households (510,000 people, around 50% of whom are women), including community members, host families and returnees*/IDPs. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 250000 1000000 1000000 1000000 750000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-LBN1010-22 Welthungerhilfe The project aims at strengthening women’s livelihoods and increasing the resilience of vulnerable communities involved in smallholder farming and subsistence agriculture by supporting them in adopting enhanced farming and food solutions, and by developing the business sustainability of Women-led MSMEs, COOPs and startups, while increasing the social cohesion between communities with different backgrounds. The project will include activities such as: Capacity building with a focus on women leadership, In-kind support, food parcels distribution, linkages and work with local CBOs, CFW, social cohesion & protection services.  Project Objective: Strengthening women's livelihoods and increasing the resilience of vulnerable communities engaged in smallholder and subsistence agriculture.Outcomes: (1) Agricultural and urban target groups have sustainably increased income through expanded skills.(2) Women-led MSMEs, cooperatives and start-ups improve their economic performance.(3) Social cohesion and relationships between communities with different backgrounds are strengthened. Direct target group: 14,500 persons (60% women, 3% people with disabilities), including:(a) 140 persons (70% women), training in urban agriculture.(b) 210 smallholder farmers (40% women), training in agricultural productivity.(c) Support for 213 women-led enterprises (165 MSMEs, 18 cooperatives, 30 start-ups).(d) 1,170 persons (60% women) are supported through CfW: 630 in the area of food processing, 540 (60% women) in the area of agriculture, 11,800 persons receive food parcels (50% women).(e) 720 participants in peacebuilding trainings and meetings, PSEA and PSS (60% women); 10 local CBOs supported in social cohesion activities (among others: Al Riaya, Mouwasat, Al Imam El Sader, LWAH...).Indirect target group: approx. 42,500 persons Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 200000 1600000 1300000 1703500 200000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-UKR1010-22 Welthungerhilfe With WHH as the lead organisation to joint program, comprising of a shared staffing and country operational structure, the project is implemented under the umbrella of Joint Emergency Response Ukraine (JERU). JERU aims to support the reconstruction of communities’ social and financial resilience in war affected in East and West Ukraine. Additionally, this project will also work in partnership with Helvetas, an Alliance 2015 partner with his own Country office in Ukraine and who have a strong global focus on Economic Recovery and Livelihoods programming. Overall objective: Increase resilience of IDPs, local communities and institutions to conflict-related economic and social stresses.Intended impacts: (1) Labour market systems are strengthened through information provision and social partnerships,(2) Equitable access to employment opportunities is improved through learning market-relevant skills,(3) Entrepreneurship is enhanced through provision of financial and advisory services to MSMEs,Outcomes: (1)The labour market systems are strengthened through information provision and social partnerships,(2) Equitable access to employment opportunities is improved through learning market-relevant skills,(3) Entrepreneurship is enhanced through provision of financial and advisory services to MSMEs, This project includes both IDP’s and host communities ensuring equitable access to income generation opportunities irrelevant of status within the population. The targeting within those groups will be tailored towards the and those who have been disproportionately negatively affected by the war. This includes women, age categories over 45, and people with disabilities. Targeting of financial support to SME’s will include businesses that have been disrupted, closed or relocated due to the war, and those that support identified key value chains within the labour market assessments.Criteria are a mix of socio-economic vulnerability criteria which consider willingness to participate in the project and the economic status in the households.At the end of the project, community target groups (working-aged men and women with a focus on females, those aged +45 and people with disabilities) as well as core labour market public and private sector stakeholders will have improved access to market linkages and essential information on relevant skills needed for employment programs and key labour market demands. By the end of the project, 845 TVET participants,460 interns and 250 individuals enrolled in the cash for work scheme, will have an improved access to employment opportunities and development of market-relevant skills , while employment opportunities and market growth are expanded for 200 micro enterprises and50 small and medium enterprises .  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 750000 1000000 1000000 750000 500000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-PAK1136-22 Welthungerhilfe The project titled "Building resilience through improved nutrition in a suburban food systems, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan" is being implemented in the suburab localities of district Peshawar and Khyber. According to NNS-2018, 40.0% of children under five in the province of KP are stunted, 15.0% suffer from emaciation, 23.1% are underweight, and 12.9% are overweight. A total of 35.5% of the population in KP is food insecure in 2019, according to the Comprehensive Food Security and Livelihood Assessment (CFSLA) Food Insecurity Experience Scale (FIES). Increasing urbanization aggravates precarious conditions in suburban spaces. Both districts, has severely affected by ‘war on terror’ with subsequent military operations and internal displacement of population. Both districts especially Peshawar has experienced rapid urbanization in the last decade. the overall objective is "The social and economic resilience and nutritional status of suburban communities in Khyber and Peshawar districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province are strengthened.   Overall Objective The social and economic resilience and nutritional status of suburban communities in Khyber and Peshawar districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province are strengthened.Project Goal: 6,000 households in suburban communities in Khyber and Peshawar districts have improved their nutritional situation. Project aims to directly target 6000 households (approximately 48,000 people, i.e., - at an average of 8 members) in 7 village councils of Tehsil Shahalam in District Peshawar and 10 village councils of Tehsil Bara in Khyber district.  In total, the project aims to target a population of 48,000 out of 135,034 people in 17 village councils of both districts.    Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 85423 685621 688889 340067 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MLI1143-22 Welthungerhilfe Le projet vise à renforcer la résilience et la cohésion sociale des communautés vulnérables des régions de régions de Tombouctou et de Taoudeni au Mali. L’objectif visé sera atteint à travers l’amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle sensible aux conditions de la production, accès à l'eau potable, stabilisation des revenus (y compris business mentoring) et en promotion de la cohesion sociale (évènements publiques, renforcement des capacités des structures existants). En plus, les capacités des institutions locales seront renforcés dans l’élaboration des plans de prévention, d’adaptation, et de réaction aux différents chocs (aléas naturelles). Objectif du projet : Renforcer la résilience et la cohésion sociale des communautés vulnérables dans les régions de Tombouctou et de Taoudeni au MaliOutcomes: Les ménages vulnérables de Tombouctou et Taoudeni ont amélioré leur sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle, leurs revenus et leur accès à l'eauLa capacité des institutions locales à élaborer des plans appropriés de prévention, d'adaptation et de réaction au changement climatique, aux catastrophes et aux chocs est renforcée.La cohésion sociale et l'inclusion des parties prenantes au conflit ciblées par les interventions du projet se sont améliorées, tant au sein des communautés qu'entre elles. La groupe cible est 12,000 personnes directes (accès à l'eau) ; au moins 5,000 ménages agropastorales (30,000 personnes) et environ 500 personnes à travers des différents comitées (y compris des representantes de l'état). Le taux de chevauchement (overlap) entre les groupes des participants est déterminé lors de la phase de démarrage. Les ménages pauvres en ressources, car ils ont moins accès à la terre, ne disposent guère de moyens productifs (outils, équipement, bétail) et ont tendance à avoir un moins bon ratio personnes actives/membres de la famille inactifsLes ménages dirigés par des femmes et les femmes seules, car elles possèdent moins de moyens productifs, génèrent moins de revenus, sont plus endettées et ont plus souvent recours à des stratégies négatives de gestion de l'alimentation. Les personnes déplacées pauvres en resources, qui disposent de moins d'actifs productifs et de réserves que les ménages établis de longue date, dépendent des communautés d'accueil pour accéder à la terre et ont souvent recours à des stratégies d'adaptation négatives.Jeunes adultes (15 à 40 ans), en raison du taux de chômage élevé et manque de perspective pour gagner des revenues. Les personnes handicapées sont souvent exclues socialement et ont peu de possibilités de développer leurs capacités. Moins mobiles, elles risquent en outre de ne pas pouvoir échapper à des conflits violents. Dans les régions de Tombouctou/Taoudeni, 7,5 % de la population souffre d'au moins un handicap. Les handicaps sont souvent liés à l'âge et sont plus fréquents (20 %) chez les personnes de plus de 60 ans.   Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 170000 1282000 1467000 867000 564000 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IND1404-22 Welthungerhilfe Various government programmes related to water security/WASH provide minimum reservation (> 33%) and a strong role for women in public schemes and local governments in India. However, women are unable to access these due to gender insensitivity, male predominance, strong biases & lack of awareness. The project focuses on enhancing women’s access to and control over water resources through building leadership skills. Overall Objective- Women's participation and influence in water governance and management will be strengthened, improving access to clean water and more equitable distribution of water resources for rural populations in India.Project Goal- In selected districts of Bihar, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh, gender equality is being integrated and institutionalised in local self-governance institutions and public water management programmes.Indicators-At the end of the project, 80% of the elected women representatives in the target areas are empowered to actively participate in and influence decision-making processes in their panchayat institutions.By the end of the project, 40,000 households have improved access to water programmes and women are more involved in operations and management.  The project will directly benefit 40,000 households in 222 gram panchayats in 7 districts in the three states of Uttar Pradesh (160 gram panchayats in Jhansi, Jalaun and Lalitpur districts), Bihar (17 gram panchayats in Nawada district) and Jharkhand (45 gram panchayats in Godda, Gumla and West Singhbhum districts).Primary target groups: Elected Women Representatives (EWR), service providers in Mahatma Gandhi National Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM), Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM), village level women leaders, grassroots NGOs, farmers' groups, youth groups, practitioners, activists, leaders in local self-governance institutions (Panchayati Raj Institutions), other civil society groups and issue-based networks/alliances.An estimated 100 NGOs will benefit from the improved institutional capacity, helping up to 100,000 households to secure their entitlements.Institutional target group: This includes 420 representatives of government agencies at block, district and state level. A special focus is on the Panchayati Raj Institutions, as local government officials are trained here for the preparation and approval of village development plans.Secondary target group: government agencies, policy makers, media, research institutions, universities and colleges.Final beneficiaries: More than 1.5 million people in rural areas who benefit indirectly from the programme.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 72222 333333 333333 305556 305556 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ETH1234-22 Welthungerhilfe Afar is the most underdeveloped region of Ethiopia, affected by climate change, droughts and conflicts. The following areas will be addressed: (1) Access to and sustainable use of WASH & irrigation (systems approach, drip irrigation, solar systems), (2) Nutrition (education, access, medical treatment for malnutrition), (3) Improved food and feed production, post-harvest management, storage, (4) Strengthened Local capacity and coordination in WASH & nutrition. Please do not offer the project to other private donors to replace own funds. The project is already earmarked for a specific donor. Goal: Food and nutrition security of pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in the Afar region is sustainably improved.Objective: Local WASH and nutrition systems to improve the nutritional situation of pastoralists and agro-pastoralists in the Woredas Mille and Dubti of the Afar region are sustainably strengthened   Direct target groups: The proposed project targets 7,500 direct vulnerable pastoral and agro-pastoral households (  45,200 individuals) in the Dubti and Mille woredas, including men, women, and children, for WASH, nutrition, livelihood, and capacity building support.Indirect target group : 28,000 Households ( 177,000 individuals ) are indirect target groups who will be benefited from water supply and improved sanitation, children care by HEW, Pregnant women and mothers of young children cared for by model mothers). Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 82400 666667 712667 641759 166667 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-ZWE1201-23 Welthungerhilfe WAHAFA is the second phase of the Forecast based action (FbA) project funded by the German AA. It replicates anticipatory humanitarian action mechanisms in three targeted districts of Zimbabwe. Based on a multi-hazard focus, the mechanism involves development of Early Action Protocols through a step-by-step approach with respective key stakeholders as part of the project framework to reduce the risks of vulnerable communities, prevent negative coping strategies and minimize loss to affected households. It enables acting early in the event of a credible hazard and risk forecast. Comprehensive risk and vulnerability analyses are linked to hazard impact scenarios. Respective EAPs are linked to a trigger-based finance facility for implementation of early actions in case of a trigger. Development Objective:To develop anticipatory humanitarian action-based mechanisms for averting drought, flood-induced and epidemic impacts in Zimbabwe based on triggers and thresholds established using technical and scientific knowledge in order to guarantee accessibility to a anticipation fuel fund.Project purpose:The development and local anchoring of Early Action Protocols (EAP) and scientific trigger mechanisms reduce the impact, risk and vulnerabilities of communities to food insecurity, floods and epidemics. Developed Early Action Protocols mitigate imminent hazard impacts and prevent negative coping strategies of affected communities. The targeted project districts were selected based on local risk and vulnerability analysis. Targeted wards and population will be determined at the inception stage of the project. The project targets communities and households that are most vulnerable to drought, floods, and malaria epidemic. Special focus will lie on marginalized groups and women-headed households, older persons headed households and households with people with disability. Through the technical support to local authorities in early warning, the whole population will be additionally benefiting from the increased forecasting and warning capabilities. AA 45817 463872 70499 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SSD1145-23 Welthungerhilfe The proposed WAHAFA project is aimed at proactively assisting vulnerable communities in South Sudan exposed to disaster risks before the peak of the hazards and risks. Welthungerhilfe South Sudan, in partnership with local actors are looking forward to pilot the development and support of community based early action protocols for floods and drought in Panyijiar county (Unity State) and Aweil West county (Northern Bar- el Ghazal state). Welthungerhilfe will work with local partners (Hope Restoration South Sudan and Hope Agency for Relief and Development) in Panyijiar and Aweil North counties respectively. This pilot will see the operationalization of a forecast- based mechanism to assist the communities at risk in advance before the peak of the hazards based on a scientific trigger. Overall Objective: The proposed WAHAFA project is aimed at proactively assisting vulnerable communities in South Sudan exposed to disaster risks before the peak of the hazards and risks. The project focus is targeting the most at risk vulnerable communities, as follows;Panyijiar: Total population =120,261, Expected vulnerable population =96,000Aweil North: Total population =168, 813,Expected vulnerable population =119,000Note: Time of occurrence of hazards (floods) in Panyijiar is projected from September to December, whereas drought in Aweil North is projected from March to June, and August to November; whereas, Floods projections are from September to December. AA 0 323717 61284 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1300-25 Welthungerhilfe The project is an anticipatory action for the drought hazard in Marsabit. It aims at the implementation of selected and prioritized actions based on a participatory process with the target communities, stakeholders and system actors. This process had been undertaken during the WAHAFA build pillar in which the target communities in Maikona and Kargi were supported to undertake risk and vulnerability analyses and eventually synthesize the anticipatory action plans for the drought hazard. Key actions prioritized included: the development and dissemination of early warning messages, rehabilitation of strategic water sources, early cash, distribution of livestock feeds, livestock disease surveillance and sensitization on livestock offtake through local markets. The objective of the intervention is to undertake pre-agreed pre-emptive actions based on the predicted drought situation before adverse humanitarian impacts of the drought start to manifest on the target populations in Maikona and Kargi. These activities would mitigate against the potential humanitarian impacts such as food security, water scarcity, scarcity of livestock feeds and high incidences of livestock diseases. The participants of this action will be households and persons within the Anticipatory Action Plan (AAP) regions. The community participants will be identified in a participatory way in open community engagement meetings. AA 300000 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1124-25 Welthungerhilfe In October 2025, Ilam district was hit by floods and landslides, causing 37 deaths, 1 missing, and widespread destruction of homes, infrastructure, and livelihoods across eight municipalities. Thousands were displaced, lacking shelter, food, health, and sanitation, while agriculture and food stocks were destroyed, increasing food insecurity and disease risk. This project targets 350 vulnerable households, including women, Dalits, and Indigenous groups, providing emergency food, shelter items, warm clothing, and hygiene kits, with post-distribution monitoring and community engagement to ensure timely relief and accountability. Specific Objectives:1. Distribute emergency food supplies (rice, dal, salt, oil, sugar).2. Provide essential non-food items (mattresses, tarpaulins, blankets, warm clothing).3. Distribute hygiene and dignity kits (soap, sanitary pads, toothbrush/paste, towels).4. Conduct post-distribution monitoring and community engagement to ensure accountability. The project targets approximately 350 of the most vulnerable households in the hardest-hit municipalities, with a focus on women, Dalits, Indigenous peoples, and other marginalized groups. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 43333 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1110-24 Welthungerhilfe Nepal’s mountain food system faces severe challenges due to loss of agrobiodiversity, out-migration, feminization of agriculture, low productivity, and growing climate risks. Poor diets, gender barriers, and weak local solutions further limit resilience.Target Group & Area: 2,000 households in three municipalities of Bajura and Mugu.Overall Objective: Empower women smallholders and CSAs to build resilient local food systems. Key Outputs:Enhanced capacities on agrobiodiversity, climate-resilient, and nutrition-sensitive practices.Strengthened local markets for safe and nutritious foods.Empowered CSAs and networks advocate for the right to food. Partners: LI-BIRD, KCDC, FWEAN. Overall Objectives: Empowered women smallholders, marginalized communities and civil society actors strengthen resilient local food systems.Project Objective/ Outcome1,600 women smallholders and youth from targeted municipalities adopt agroecology-based farming practices and civil society actors and local authorities promote agroecological principles and practices to enhance local agrobiodiversity and strengthen food, nutrition and income security.Indicator:  At least 70% (1,120) of the targeted 1,600 households meet an acceptable food consumption score by end of the project60% of targeted households report increased crop diversity and annual cash income by end of the project. Two targeted local governments have developed and endorsed appropriate policies and guidelines and have increased their annual fiscal budget by 10% for the promotion of agroecology-based food production and green esterprises by end of the project. Project Area: Budinanda (Bajura) and Khatyad (Mugu) municipalities, Sudurpaschim and Karnali provinces.Direct Target Groups:1,600 smallholder households; priority to women-headed, marginalized, climate-affected, low-income households; ≥70% women participation.20 local government representatives for planning, implementation, and monitoring capacity building.80 extension workers for technical support and sustainability.60+ community-based organizations and 2 policy networks for advocacy and institutional support.Indirect Target Groups:38,904 people benefiting via trained extension workers.1,000 urban and semi-urban consumers benefiting from campaigns and local food products.Total Reach: Over 40,000 individuals indirectly and ~9,000 directly. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 51407 244176 289156 289156 192772 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-SDN1264-24 Welthungerhilfe The proposed project aims to strengthen resilience and restore livelihoods while promoting peaceful coexistence for individuals affected by the Sudan conflict in both Sudan and South Sudan. By increasing food production and creating diversified income-generating opportunities, the project will enhance economic prospects for host communities and displaced populations in targeted areas. It will also focus on improving social integration and community cohesion, particularly by addressing the living conditions of women and girls and providing alternatives to violence for young men. Additionally, the project will invest in community-based infrastructure and assets that support livelihood activities, thereby fostering a more cohesive and resilient community. Objective: Strengthening resilience, restoring sustainable livelihoods and promoting peaceful coexistence in communities affected by the Sudan conflict in Sudan and across the border in South Sudan.Outcome 1: Enhanced food and nutrition security through climate-adaptive agriculture, and diversified livelihood options.Outcome 2: Strengthened individual and community capacities to prevent, mitigate and respond to Gender Based Violence (GBV), safety threats and conflict.Outcome 3: Improved access to basic services (WASH facilities and services in schools and health facilities) and community infrastructure.Outcome 4: Enhanced adaptation and mitigation capacities to climate-related disasters. The project directly targets 41,500 (22,198 female, 19,302 male, incl. 4150 persons with disabilities) conflict-affected and highly vulnerable project participants in Sudan, incl. women, girls, youth, persons with disabilities, returnees, internally displaced persons , and smallholder farmers and pastoralists who face limited access to land, inputs, services, and safe livelihood opportunities. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 0 1555556 1177778 1344445 922222 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-BGD1063-25 Welthungerhilfe The protracted Rohingya crisis in Cox’s Bazar has intensified socio-economic pressures, leading to conflicts between refugees and host communities over limited resources. Women and girls from both groups are particularly vulnerable. Civil society organizations (CSO) in Bangladesh, however, face capacity challenges due to restricted civic space, limiting their ability to drive social cohesion and development efforts. This project seeks to strengthen CSOs, enabling them to lead gender-responsive peacebuilding and development initiatives, reduce community conflicts, and support skills-based livelihood opportunities for both Rohingya refugees and host communities. By capacitating CSOs, the project aims to foster social cohesion, build community resilience, and enhance sustainable development. Overall Objective:Peaceful coexistence, social cohesion, and resilience among Rohingya and host communities are improvedOutcome:Vulnerable and marginalized groups from Rohingya and host communities in Teknaf and Nhila, Cox's Bazar, benefit from adequate social services and economic opportunities with improved representation through 300 civil society organizations working on conflict sensitivity, gender advocacy, and livelihoods.  The direct target groups (4,500–5,000 people, half of whom are women) come mainly from Teknaf Union, Cox's Bazar, in particular from Rohingya camps 24, 25, 27 and the nine districts in the neighboring Nhila Union (75% Rohingya and 25% Bangladeshi residents of the host communities).The proposed project also directly targets 300 civil society organizations (approximately 16 members per CSO, with 50% women). Civil society organizations include women-led groups, forums for people with disabilities, and youth groups working in the areas of gender and conflict sensitivity, social cohesion, human rights, capacity building, and climate change.As the proposed project will be implemented in the same geographical area as P5421, some of the participants in the previous project will also be involved in this follow-up project. This applies in particular to cases where the project participants continue to be members of groups established under P5421, such as CPGs, youth clubs, and RVMV groups, as they too will benefit from the capacity-building activities planned under this proposal. Furthermore, the capacity development components that are part of the proposed project differ significantly from the activities of the P5421 program, which will result in a different composition of civil society organizations and project participants.  Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 133333 388889 366667 411111 388889 311111 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1264-23 Welthungerhilfe Despite women comprising 65% of the agricultural workforce in Kiambu County, they're limited to lower level, less profitable activities and excluded from key decision-making processes due to entrenched patriarchal norms. This reduces efficiency and impacts food security and nutrition. The high incidence of gender-based violence (GBV) further hampers women's ability to contribute effectively to the agri-food sector and assume leadership roles.The project aims to empower women by increasing their participation in governance and decision-making within agricultural value chains, advocating for equitable land ownership, and implementing measures to mitigate GBV.It seeks to create a more inclusive, resilient agrifood system, fostering gender equality and improving nutrition and food security. Overall objective: Food security and living conditions in Kiambu have improved thanks to a gender-equitable agricultural and food system.Project objective: 2,627 actors in the agri-food system in Kiambu County and at national level use their knowledge of gender transformative approaches and accountability to actively participate in the agri-food system and food policy. Direct target group of the project comprises 2,627 participants from the agricultural and food system and its (political and economic) management organizations, of whom at least 60% are women and 20% are young people. 190 leaders of producer groups, 1.100 smallholder farmers, 340 aggregator groups, 300 women-led processing groups, 60 leaders of trade associations, 270 small business owners, 105 government representatives, 12 women leaders in agri-food systems, 70 representatives of civil society organizations, 60 community leaders, 15 private sector actors, 20 national-level political actors in parliament and the senate, 20 representatives of district parliaments, 5 women in political and high-level leadership positions, 5 regulatory institutions and 50 representatives of the media.The indirect target group comprises the members of the participants' households; with an average of five people per household, this means 13,135 people. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 193058 551133 559833 281960 194715 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-NPL1095-23 Welthungerhilfe Impact:Civil society promotes local agri-food system in Madhesh Province with nature-based solutions and policy localisationOutome:5.000 marginalized households in three municipalities in Dhanusa District have improved their food security and the civil society and local authorities promote an agri-food system with climate resilient solutions. Direct target groups: 5.000 marginalized households will directly benefit from the project (approx. 26.610 persons). The selection of the households will be based on their socio-economic status such as small holder farmers The project contributes to the promotion of local agri-food systems through nature-based solutions and policy localization led by civil society organizations in Madhesh Province, Nepal. The objective of the project is to improve the food security and resilience of 5000 marginalized households (~ 26.610 persons) in three municipalities of Dhanusa District. It is intended that 5000 marginalized households have transitioned towards a regenerative agriculture production at the project end, civil society actors from the agricultural sector promote and advocate regenerative agriculture at municipal and provincial level and 3 local governments support policy and programs in agriculture in line with the agro-ecological principles (municipal/provincial level). Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 133333 403600 333334 267460 201667 0 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MLI1155-23 Welthungerhilfe The project contributes to transforming local food system in central Mali and create opportunities for the youth to develop their social, professional and economical skills. This will include the identification of local food systems strengths and shortcomings in order to improve the resilience of the system in a context prone to disaster and conflicts, enriched with several innovative approaches such as the development of a FoodLab, the dissemination of climate-resilient and agroecological cultivation methods, or strengthened contractual relationships in an informal business environment. This will be combined with the AA project working around several strategic axes to ensure nexus approach and transitional development. Focus on social cohesion, inclusion and governance components. Project Objective: Improving the livelihoods of young people by strengthening centralised and resilient value chains in the food systems of the Ségou, Mopti and Bandiagara regions. The target group is comprised of 259,770 direct participants (early warning system, mitigation plans, microprojects, infrastructure); at least 18,750 agro-pastoralists; 750 young dynamic entrepreneurs; and around 820 people through various committees and platforms (including government representatives). The degree of overlap between participant groups is determined at the start-up phase. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 422309 2708217 3132792 3200660 1511423 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-CAF1062-23 Welthungerhilfe A travers ce projet, WHH, en collaboration avec ses organisations partenaires, ECHELLE, INA, ASBECA et GADY, souhaite améliorer l'empowerment des femmes dans les zones rurales de la Republique Centrafricaine (BAMABRI, NDJOUKOU, BIRAO) en mettant en œuvre (1) des mesures visant à renforcer leur participation sociale et politique et leur prise de décision, (2) leur pouvoir économique et (3) leurs capacités intellectuelles et professionnelles. Parallèlement, le projet vise à renforcer les capacités des ONG locales actives dans les zones ciblées afin d'assurer la durabilité des actions. Les participants directs au projet sont 30 groupes de femmes comptant chacun environ 30 membres, soit un total d'environ 900 personnes, dans les trois zones du projet. L'objectif global du projet est de "Contribuer à l'autonomisation des femmes en milieu rural dans les sous-préfectures de Birao, Ndjoukou et Bambari en soutenant les perspectives socio-économiques et en renforçant les capacités des partenaires locaux."De façon spécifique, le projet permettra d'améliorer la situation socio-économique des femmes rurales à travers le développement de l’entreprenariat féminin et l’accès équitable à l‘Éducation, aux connaissances, aux formations et aux ressources productives. Les bénéficiaires directes du projet sont les 30 groupements féminins qui seront ciblées dans les 3 localités proportionnellement à la capacité d’intervention des partenaires, soit environ 900 femmes.Aussi, les bénéficiaires directs sont les partenaires de mise en œuvre qui bénéficieront des renforcements des capacités et des échanges d’expérience, notamment ASBECA, INA, GADY et ECHELLE.Les bénéficiaires (participants) indirects sont les membres des familles des femmes membres des groupements, soit environ 4500 personnes. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 234050 300000 300000 102590 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-KEN1274-24 Welthungerhilfe The program aims to promote good governance in the rural areas of Vihiga County, with the long-term objective of progressive enactment and implementation of inclusive legal frameworks, policies and programs that contribute to the realization of the right to food and promote accountability. It mobilizes civil society, media, and influencers to pressure decision-makers. National and subnational coalitions on the Right to Food/Food Systems use grassroots evidence to strategically engage in advocacy, creating critical influence and testing approaches before scaling them to meso and macro levels. Overall objective (Impact):Progressive governance for the right to food, guided by the principles of participation, transparency, accountability, non-discrimination, and rule of law, for improved food and nutrition security in rural communities.Project purpose (Outcome):Duty bearers in the program countries (Kenya, Malawi, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe) progressively enact and implement inclusive legal frameworks, policies and programs that are conducive to the realization of the right to food and that promote accountability. Direct target groups: 21,000 Rights holders at the micro- and meso-levels in the intervention areas: Citizens directly reached through program activities, community members, particularly from marginalized groups.30 Members of Grassroots, Community-based organizations (CBO) and Civil Society Organizations (CSO) at the micro- and meso-levels e.g. Women and Youth groups, Community Social Accountability Committees (CSAC), Community Action Groups (CAG).50 Leaders of these organizations and paralegals whose capacities are strengthened to facilitate social accountability processes.30 Members of CSOs at the national level, who are supported to collaborate as coalition to increase their leverage in advocating for the Right to Food.10 Staff of the civil society partner organizations - implementing partners.40 Intermediaries., journalists, academics, human rights institutions- involved as allies to raise awareness on the Right to Food, take up and disseminate advocacy demands and support advocacy.350 Duty bearers at the micro- and meso-levels in the intervention areas: government representatives, civil servants, local service providers.100 Duty bearers at the national level: government representatives, Members of Parliament, and civil servants, who are sensitized about their role and obligations.Government representatives (including from donor countries) involved in international processes and staff of international bodies, organizations, and platforms (FAO, IFAD, CFS, UNFSS, UN Human Rights System) who will be addressed at the level of the program countries, in Germany and at international events.Indirect target groups: 105,000 people who will be reached through community awareness raising, multipliers in CBOs, dialogue events and media campaigns as well as benefitting from the improvement of public services. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 87537 361104 390331 322763 79965 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-TJK1156-24 Welthungerhilfe The project targets the micro, medium and macro levelsMacro level: The Committee for vocational education under the president's office will be support to establish sustainably expert groups for regular curriculum/ module updates meeting the actual market needs.Medium level: The governmental TVET service providers will be supported to implement the updated inclusive modules, ensuring a qualitative service with the quality monitoring system established by the project. Income generating business models for the financial sustainability of the TVET service providers will be developed.Micro level: Youth people (people with disabilities, left behind/ single women, labor migration affected families) benefit from improved services of the TVET system and will graduate. Impact:The economic stability and decent income generation of vulnerable young people have improved through gainful / profitable employment or self-employment, resulting in increased food and nutrition security.Outcome:Young vulnerable people use the acquired (labour) market relevant competencies and the provided access to necessary resources & labour market linkages to secure (self-) employment opportunities Staff of service providers (ca. 70 women and men); VET service providers (Management of 7 TVET centres); National actors (ca. 9 experts); Youth group (opened up to 45 yrs) (750, out of them min. 30% female), among: Vulnerable people, min. 75 (10% of total youth group beneficiaries) Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 160243 208019 229870 49426 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-IND1419-24 Welthungerhilfe The project seeks to empower vulnerable youth, women and people with disability (PwDs) in the states of West Bengal and Jharkhand through enhancing competencies, contributing towards decent income and ensuring inclusive & sustainable TVET structures. Overall ObjectiveThe economic stability and decent income generation of vulnerable young people have improved through profitable employment or self-employment, resulting in increased food and nutrition security.Project Objective: Young vulnerable people use the acquired (labour) market relevant competencies and the provided access to necessary resources & labour market linkages to secure (self-) employment opportunities. Project Participants (Direct):The project will impart trainings to 1200 young people (gender disaggregated) on technical location specified green trades along with business, life, and digital literacy;200 rural service providers (gender disaggregated) will be trained on newly identified modules;120 high potential rural youth (gender disaggregated) will be trained on fast-track business accelerator programme.;5 Farmer Producer Organisations will be trained to strengthen their governance and financial systems and to become more independent.;60 people with disabilities and vulnerable youth (trafficking survivors, acid survivors etc.) (gender disaggregated) will be trained on technical location specified green trades along with business, life, and digital literacy and support in the form of scholarships.Project Participants (Indirect): The project will indirectly cater to 6000 participants/1200 households (households of 1200 x 5) in both the geographies-West Bengal and Jharkhand by enhancing their cash incomes at least 30%. Germany - Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development 78496 244101 225984 61553 DE-CR-RA000220-VR3810-MWI1083-23 Welthungerhilfe The project has three distinct components:(1) Emergency intervention to mitigate the effects of Tropical Cyclone Freddy (TCF) in 5 neighborhoods of Blantyre. This component will be be implemented together with a partner organization (Waste Advisers) and will be finalized by the end of 2023.(2) WASH in Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Dzaleka, and the Refugee Transit Areas in the north of Malawi (Karonga and Chitipa). WASH activities are complemented by an advocacy component on refugee rights implemented by a national partner organization.(3) Advocacy on refugee rights will be implemented by a partner organization, Youth and Society and is linked to component 2.This component will last throughout the entire project span until the end of 2024. To improve access to safe drinking water and sanitation and providing immediate emergency assistance in periodic humanitarian crises in seven countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. The intervention in Dzaleka refugee camp and the reception areas targets 56,359 individuals, 55% are male, 45% are females.Approx. 3% of the population in Dzaleka are people with disabilites.The cyclone Freddy response in Blantyre targets 13,022 individuals, 35% are male, 65% are female. 10,4% of the population of Malawi are people with disabilities. AA 732999 392001 321233