NL-KVK-41149486-CAR-15.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The goal of the project is to enhance the capabilities and resources of the population, particularly the displaced and their host communities, in order to ensure they are safe, healthy, and economically stable. We work with women, men, girls and boys of displaced and host communities in CAR to improve their access to basic services and support their resilience and economic recovery. IRC operates in line with the Strategic Response Plan 2015 (SRP) with a specific focus on the second and third objective: to reinforce the protection of civilians and to increase access to basic services and support income generating activities. Cordaid, lead agency of DRA's (Dutch Relief Alliance) CAR Joint Response, funded by Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs . International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling No-cost extension Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Program Officer JanHabraken@vluchteling.nl Prefectures of Ouham Pende, Nana Gribizi and Bangui 5.266007882805511 18.896484375 863112 871178 304912 2nd installment Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 8066 Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) Stichting Vluchteling (1% of direct costs) Stichting Vluchteling 522707 1st installment Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 43558 third and last payment Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 45156 3rd payment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 871178 DRA Specific Sub-Award Agreement Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 863112 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 517867 1e tranche (60%) Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 300089 2e betaling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Identify vulnerable Children, Youth and GBV survivors who need holistic assistance Identify or establish case management system and referral pathways among service providers of GBV survivors Provide psycho-social services and referral services through a holistic approach to GBV survivors and basic child protection Identify farming beneficiaries and provision of seeds and tools to beneficiaries. 150 households reached 150 Households Conduct discussion groups with displaced, returnee women, children and youth on GBV, family planning, and HIV/AIDS Training on GBV, referral systems and available services and basic child protection and child rights concepts Identify cash for work and cash grant beneficiaries and provision of CfW / cash grants to beneficiaries 150 Households 300 Households Identify vocational training (Doughut and cake sale, soapmaking, restoration, Village shop, livestock/cattle, carpentry, mechanics, cafeteria, sewing, etc.) NL-KVK-41149486-ETH-15.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling To increase the water supply and improve hygiëne practices in three woredas of SNNPR 57,258 drought affected individuals including 28,314 women and girls World Vision Netherlands, the lead agency for this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- Ethiopia Joint Response, funded by The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Department of Programmes Christa Jacobs Program Officer christajacobs@vluchteling.nl Loka Abaya Woreda of Sidimi Zone, Ani Lemo Woreda of Hadiya Zone and Halaba Special Woreda 7.035475652433024 37.59521484375 594444 570000 1st installment World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling 29722 Fourth and final installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 208056 Third remittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 30000 Mist nog!!!! World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling 206666 tweede betaling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 5556 Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total budget) 600000 Specific Sub-Award Agreement World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 594444 Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling Internatinal Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 pre-award betaling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Revitalize/establish and train water-committees who are in charge of management and maintenance of water points and Provide refresher training to Health Extension Workers (HEWs) and Woreda Health Office (WHO) staff on targeted hygiene promotion approaches and tools Provide refresher training to Health Extension Workers (HEWs) and Woreda Health Office (WHO) staff on targeted hygiene promotion approaches and tools Hygiene promotion campaigns Reaching 57,284 individuals Reaching 55,200 individuals Distribution of point-of-use (POU) water treatment chemicals and plastic buckets and jerricans Rehabilitation/expansion of water supply systems Rehabilitation of two motorized water schemes, maintainance of five water distribution points and one cattle trough, rehabilition of six nonfunctional shallow wells fitted with hand pumps and expansion of two water systems. NL-KVK-41149486-SSDN-15.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The overall objective of the project is to improve food availability and access to vulnerable households in crisis and emergency phases through the protection and rehabilitation of their crop, vegetable and livestock assets and support in livelihoods. Through the proposed activities, the project will ensure the timely provision of assorted crop seeds—in particular sorghum, maize, cowpeas, and vegetables —and tools, providing beneficiaries with the means to reestablish their own production and help them address the threat of hunger. Other proposed activities include restocking of small ruminant and provision of fishing gear. The project will also provide unconditional cash to the most vulnerable. The project will target a total of 24,378 direct beneficiaries -4,050 vulnerable households averaging six members per household (6 x 4,050) plus an additional 78 individuals from within vulnerable IDP and host communities in Unity State, in particular Koch and Panyijar Counties. Save the Children NL, lead organisation of this Dutch Relief Alliance's Joint Response (funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs) International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Project Team Dieuwerke Luiten Project Officer DieuwerkeLuiten@vluchteling.nl http://www.vluchteling.nl Koch and Panyijar (Unity State) 8.034753784830734 30.173950195312504 898969 814683 Specific Sub Award Agreement Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 150000 First installment based on pre-award letter Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 253570 Second installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 134497 Fourth and last installment including top-up Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 8046 Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) of Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total project budget) 59115 3rd installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 43449 Fourth and last installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 54286 Extra budget supplement Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 227596 2nd installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 53783 Budget top-up Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee 322856 Third installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 488809 First installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling Provide direct cash grants during the lean season (April to July) to very poor and vulnerable families Re-stocking of small ruminants (Goats and Sheep) Distribution of Staple Seeds (Maize and Sorghum)vegetable seeds and tools Provide fishing gear to fishermen Build the capacity of lead farmers to promote modern farming techniques Capacity of Agriculture Extension Officers in modern farming techniques is built NL-KVK-41149486-IRQ-15.3-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The project aims to save lives and preserve assets of crisis-affected families through regular access to food and balanced nutrition through emergency cash support to IDPs in return for work. The cash assistance through this project will aim at supporting vulnerable displaced people to meet their immediate needs, specifically during the autumn/winter months when weather conditions are harsh. Cordaid Netherlands as Lead Agency for this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- North Iraq Joint Response 2, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Including a 2 months' non-cost-extension period Cost extension Dieuwerke Luiten Program Officer DieuwerkeLuiten@vluchteling.nl Ninewa Governorate, Northern Iraq Alqos, Telkeif, and Shekhan sub-districts 36.55377524336086 43.26416015625 UN OCHA Humanitarian Response Plan 2015 Iraq 770846 955746 85105 Cost extension International Rescue Committee Inc. 683889 third installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 109502 laatste betaling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 Pre-award betaling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 763709 Grant agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 85900 Cost extension Stichting Cordaid 184900 Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 732304 95% of total budget Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 134004 Final transfer of funds from Cordaid, lead of this Joint Response, to Stichting Vluchteling, based on approval of final reports by MoFA Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 109502 final transfer of funds from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on approval of final reports Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 8817 Indirect Cost Recovery for Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total direct costs) Stichting Vluchteling 770846 Specific Sub Award Agreement Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 98083 one month cost-extension International Rescue Committee Inc. Conduct CFW projects in rehabilitation of community agriculture infrastructure in 10 sites One time unconditional cash transfer for households unable to participate in CFW projects This target was added during project revision in July 2016 This target was added for Cost Exxtension period NL-KVK-41149486-IRQ-15.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The projectwill provide access to basic health services for the most recent IDP crisis by targeting health clinics in Duhok Governorate. The project will provides these clinics with drugs, medical supplies, and staffing support to meet the needs of IDPs and their host communities. This project will build on this support and introduce long-term, capacity-building activities, with the ultimate goal of transitioning the ownership of activities to the targeted health clinics and the Directorate of Health (DoH). Stichting Cordaid, Lead organization of Nortnern Iraq Joint Response of DRA (funded by Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs) International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Dieuwerke Luiten Project Officer dieuwerkeluiten@vluchteling.nl Dohuk governorate of the Kurdish region of Iraq Dohuk governorate of the Kurdish region of Iraq 36.90817608096904 42.95379638671875 2014-2015 Iraq Strategic Response Plan 600000 595419 5513 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total budget) - adjusted to actual expenditure 50778 final disbursement / remittance from Stichting Vluchtling to IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 600000 Specific Sub Award Agreement Cordaid-Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 237788 third remittance Stichting Vluchteling to IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 First remittance, provisional letter Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 147222 2e betaling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 360000 1st installment Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 210000 2nd installment Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 594444 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 25419 3rd and last payment Conducting minor rehabilitation in the selected Primary Health Care Centers Strengthening of the routine reporting and disease surveillance system A5: Conduct community awareness, develop, produce and print IEC materials, to addres health issues of importance Conduct community awareness, develop, produce and print IEC materials, to addres health issues of importance NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-15.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The proposed project is responsive to the SRP’s 2015 Health Strategic Objective #2: to provide lifesaving and life sustaining humanitarian assistance through specific interventions focusing on: primary healthcare for women, girls, men and boys (including services for reproductive health, child health and immunization, management of malnutrition and mental health), and strengthening of referral services. The proposed project is also closely aligned to the SRP’s Protection and Community Service sector, which calls for access to protection services for the most vulnerable and persons with specific needs, in particular gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response services. • Objective 1: To provide quality primary health care services to conflict affected population in targeted areas of Northern Syria • Objective 2: To ensure survivors of gender-based violence have access to holistic and compassionate care to meet their clinical and psychosocial needs ZOA as the Lead Agency for this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- Syria Joint Response 1, funded by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Dieuwerke Luiten Proram Officer DieuwerkeLuiten@vluchteling.nl Nothern Syria 34.52466147177172 38.18847656249999 400668 396511 400668 Subaward Agreement ZOA Stichting Vluchteling 227054 First installment ZOA Stichting Vluchteling 396958 Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 35577 Third and last installment with correction because of under-spending of 4.119 EUR Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 15876 Third and last installment ZOA Stichting Vluchteling 3672 Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total spent budget) 100000 Pre-award payment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 257262 2e betaling na interim report Stichting vlcuhteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 153581 Second installment ZOA Stichting Vluchteling Provision of primary health care, medicines and medical supplies through 4 health centres Establish and equip one health facility, including Maternal Health Care services (45000 treatments) Provision of Mother and Child care through 4 health centres Provision of Mother and Child care through 4 health centres NL-KVK-41149486-NGR-15.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The goal of the project is to improve the health and well-being of women, girls and other vulnerable IDPs in Northeastern Nigeria through the provision of critical health services and maternal and child health services and through various activities aimed at increased safety and self protection capacity of women, girls and other vulnerable IDPs: community-level protection monitoring, targeted referral and awareness raising Save the Children, as Lead Agency of this DRA -Dutch Relief Allliance- Nigeria Joint Response, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Program Officer janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Adamawa State: Yola North, Yola South, Girei and Fufore Local Government Areas (LGAs) 9.264779334169571 12.6123046875 Nigeria 2015 Strategic Response Plan 1080000 53500 Fourth and last installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee 648000 1st installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 10000 Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total budget) 378000 2nd installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 53998 Third and last installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 250000 Pre-award funding Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 374500 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 392000 2nd installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1070000 Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1080000 DRA Specific Sub Award Agreement Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling Undertake regular stock checks and establish a system for drug replenishment. Provide supplementary medicines and supplies for delivery of outpatient care, emergency obstetric and neonatal care (EmONC), family planning services and treatment of children under five to 8 camp clinics & 20 targeted health facilities Conduct regular supportive supervision to supported health facilities to ensure quality of care Emergency rapid assessments are conducted within 48 – 72 hours after the on-set of an influx or emergency to identify urgent assistance needs Health workers in targeted 20 health facilities and 8 camp clinics will receive training in various maternal health and child health topics (EmONC, EPI, FP, IMNCI, CCSAS, ANC, medicine and supplies management). Establish and train mother to mother support groups in key health, nutrition and hygiene practices and monitor their activities. Obtain feedback from mother to mother support group members. individuals in mother to mother support groups individuals in mother to mother support groups Vulnerable individuals and families are connected to services through safe referral and the provision of service information 2351 female and 1.636 male individuals Community leaders establishing and facilitating trauma healing programmes Community-based protection structures are supported in respect of age, gender and diversity mainstreaming principles and assisted to conduct protection monitoring to inform information sharing, awareness-raising, and advocacy Train community leaders in a 5 day community based workshop on trauma healing and counselling Develop an Emergency Preparedness Response Plan with local authorities, including State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), and carry out joint emergency response activities to support hands on training and mentoring in basic humanitarian principles and response NL-KVK-41149486-JEM-15.3-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The key objective of the second phase of the Yemen Joint Response (YJR2) is to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to people affected by the conflict in Yemen. The objectives of the project are as follows: 1) Health: Reduced morbidity and mortality among populations affected by conflict; 2) Nutrition: Improved health and nutritional status of conflict-affected IDPs and host communities 3) WASH: vulnerable people in conflict affected areas have gender sensitive access to safe drinking water sources, improved sanitation facilities and adopt proper hygiene practices CARE Netherlands, as the lead agency for this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- Yemen Joint Response 2, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs th International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Project Extension Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Programme Officer janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Abyan and Aden governorates 13.699361798484848 46.65893554687499 932039 103767 363495.25 2nd installment Care NL Stichting Vluchteling 770846 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 279612 Third installment Care NL Stichting Vluchteling 103767 Cost Extension Care NL Stichting Vluchteling 274227 third installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 102806 4th transmittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 932039 CARE Netherlands, lead agency of the YJR2 Stichting Vluchteling 233009.75 1st installment Care NL Stichting Vluchteling 102806 Amendment to Grant Agreement because of Project Extension Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 444158 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Distribution of hygiene kits 2624 females, 2522 males reached Public health/hygiene promotion activities 14695 females, 14181 males reached. Activity completed hygiene promotion and water safety / conservation campaigns in schools 7700 children in 7 schools 14951 children reached in 12 schools, 11960 females and 2991 males clean up campaigns for waste management in 5 health facilities and nutrition centers 6951 individuals in 6 health facilities strengthen water management committees through community mobilization 23 water management committees with 138 male WMC members Capacity development of Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) 6 female, 6 male with 24174 individuals benefitting from CHV activities Provide SAM treatment 908 females, 829 males Provide MAM treatment 1523 females, 1478 males Micronutritients supplementation and de-worming 2431 females, 2307 males increase capacity through nutrition education and counselling 13046 females, 1265 males Provide consultation services to patients 19419 female, 14966 male Provide reproductive health care services Provide family planning services to women of reproductive age Immunize children and women of reproductive age Train community health workers 29836 individuals benefitting from 20 trained CHWs. 20056 female and 9760 male Mass clean-up campaigns: waste collection and disposal. 10924 females, 10495 males Provide water through vouchers, trucking and/or fuel 13961 females, 13413 males. Activity completed. IRC installed 24 community water tanks Provide generator/fuel and spare parts to local water committees and rural water supply management committees number of individuasl supported is connected to 23 water management committees Construct/rehabilitate water supply schemes in schools and health centers 7625 girls and 7326 boys, divided over 12 schools Ensure water quality through surveillance and distribute chlorine, water quality testing kits etc 13961 females, 13413 males. Water testing conducted at 24 water points NL-KVK-41149486-JEM-15.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The goal of the overall Yemen Acute Crisis Joint Response (YAC JR) is to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to people affected by the conflict in Yemen. The objectives of the programme are threefold: -1. to improve access to life-saving medical and health care for IDPs and war affected communities through provision of essential drugs, medical supplies and medical equipment to the operating hospital of MoPHP in Mudiyah district of Abyan and three district/areas in Aden -2.to improve access of malnourished children to supplementary and therapeutic feeding -3. to meet the WASH needs of the conflict affected people and three health facilities in order to reduce morbidity and mortality associated with diseases and hazards resulting from deficient environmental health conditions CARE Netherlands as Lead agency for this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- Yemem Joint Response, ultimately funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Department of Programmes Jan Habraken Program Officer janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Abyan and Aden governorates Mudiyah district of Abyan and three district/areas in Aden 13.587260388977118 45.81024169921875 667758 634705 397957 1st installment Care NL Stichting Vluchteling 236076 2nd installment Care NL Stichting Vluchteling 672 MIST NOG!!! CARE NL Stichting Vluchteling 5202 Reimbursement as a consequence of unspent balance International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling 5877 Indirect Cost Recovery (ICR) Stichting Vluchteling (1% of budget) 150000 Pre-award payment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 236076 3rd installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 247957 2nd installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 667758 YAC JR Specific Sub-Award Agreement of 29 June 2016 CARE, lead agency of YAC JR Stichting Vluchteling 661575 Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Emergency Water Trucking, Fuel Assistance to local actors, Installation of water storage tanks and filters, Training on use of storage tanks and filters and water treatment products Emergency water trucking (3.000 individuals) (6.078 individuals) IRC managed to increase the number of water points, resulting in a substantially higher number of HH reached then originally planned Provide fuel as short-term assistance to local water corporations and WMCs 10.000 individuals 10.680 individuals Provide and install water storage tanks with water filters IRC succeeded in increasing the number of storage tanks from 7 to 17, thus reaching more conflict affected people Provide training on appropriate use of water storage and treatment/filters 6.000 individuals 9.960 individuals Distribute hygiene kits 14.000 individuals 14.000 individuals Identify and train hygiene mobilizers in IDP settlements Promote good hygiene practices 28716 individuals; IRC reached more then targeted beneficiary households due to the high number of IDPs in Aden and Abyan, hosted in small areas/buildings Procure emergency drugs and medical supplies IRC was able to reach more beneficiaries then planned because of 5 additional health facilities receiving support Distribute drugs and supplies to medical facilities procured drugs and supplies were sufficient to serve more then the originally planned 4 health facilities Patient consultations in 4 health facilities number of health facilities supported by the IRC increased from 4 to 9, thus explaining the double number of consultations provided Provide reproductive health care in 4 health facilities IRC registered 442 re-visits for antenatal care on top of 227 new visits Regularly screen children under 5 IRC was unable to reach the target due to the delay in implementation of activities and inavailabilty of MOPHP staff in some facilities to conduct screenings. Provide therapeutic feeding 354 in total 1.265 in total. Before project implementation, the availability of therapeutic and supplementary feeding in the IRC supported Health facilities was unknown, thus explaining the relatively low target Rehabilitate WASH facilities in health clinics NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-14.1a-BZ Stichting Vluchteling The main goal of the project is to reduce mortality, morbidity and vulnerability and improve living conditions for people living in IDP camps and host communities through the provision of high quality primary health care, environmental health, GBV response services and water and sanitation infrastructure. This project will complement IRC’s ongoing EH, Health and WPE projects in northern and southern Syria Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Starting date of SYR-14.1, the first phase of this funding. Foreseen ending of first phase SYR-14.1. An extension SYR-14.1A was granted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Dieuwerke Luiten Program Officer DieuwerkeLuiten@vluchteling.nl The activities will be cross-border and implemented from Turkey, Jordan and Iraq Various governorates in Southern, Northern and Northeastern Syria 34.77771580360469 38.43017578124999 Health, Protection and Wash Education and Child Protection 2000000 2061147 202800 Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Stichting Vluchteling 402083 fifth transmittance (in total) / third for extension Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 271 Correction Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 37603 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total budget) 792593 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 2000000 Grant decision Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 2061418 Grant decision, extension of decision of 2014-02-11 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 4023544 Grant agreement, covering the total period of the original project (April 2014- March 2015) plus the extension (April - December 2015) Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 990741 1e betaling Stichting Vluchteling IRC 1021031 Stichting Vluchteling IRC 816825 4e betaling Stichting Vluchteling IRC 1554000 fist installment SYR-14.1 Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 346000 Second installment SYR-14.1 Stichting Vluchteling 780286 First installment SYR-14.1A (extension) Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 1178079 Combined installment SYR-14.1 and SYR-14.1A Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling Educational and recreational facilities and child protection services Opening of 2 schools, and provision of Safe Healing and learning Spaces. Both Priamary Health Care as Reproductive Health consultation and in clinics run by IRC as well as partners Women participation in psychosocial activities, receiving health and psychosocial information and/or reached with tageted material support Social workers and community health workers and health care providers trained on GBV response and suport and GBV basics and referal and/or CCSAS. NL-KVK-41149486-SSDN-16.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The project will be intervening through activities that will contribute to the South Sudan Humanitarian Response Plan (Midyear update) with specific focus on the Food security cluster objectives for 2016. The expected outcome is a reduced vulnerability to shocks, an increased access to food and an improved Food Consumption Score (FCS) particularly for children and women in beneficiary households. Objective 1: Ensure continued and regular access to food for the most vulnerable population Objective 2: Protect and rehabilitate livelihoods for the most vulnerable population at risk of hunger and malnutrition Save the Children Netherlands (lead organization DRA JR2 South Sudan) Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Cost Extension Stichting Vluchteling Christa Jacobs Program Officer ChristaJacobs@vluchteling.nl Unity State: Panyijiar and Koch counties 7.91235252045236 30.2178955078125 844885 91992 506931 1st installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 92820 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 8675 ICR Stichting Vluchteling (1% of direct costs) 91140 Cost Extension - Addendum to Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 82026 4th installment after admitting Cost Extension Stichting Vluchteling Intrenational Rescue Commitee Inc. 334825 295710 2nd installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 87393 Cost extension Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 91992 Ammendment to Specific Sub Award Agreement Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 844885 DRA Specific Sub Award Agreement Save the Children Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 268531 second payment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 Pre-award financement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 837062 Grant agreement Stichting Vluchteling International rescue Committee Inc. 46844 Final payment Provide unconditional cash transfer to elderly, handicapped and child headed households. 3000 individuals 3000 individuals Increase food availability for most vulnerable communities by resuming, maintaining and diversifying key agricultural and aquacultural production systems, strategies and assets. Distribution of rapidly maturing and nutritious staple crop seeds and tools 2,880 women and 1,920 men above 18 years of age,2,880 female below 18 years and 1,920 male below 18 years Distribution of dense nutritious vegetable seeds 2,160 women and 1,440 men above 18 years of age Training on essential skills and knowledge to improve farming practices among farming households 836 female and 558 male above 18 years of age. 240 female and 290 male below the age of 18 Provision of fishing equipment to fishermen 630 Men and 270 above 18 years of age, 630 Men and 270 above 18 years of age Provide small ruminants to female headed households 521 female and 348 male above the age of 18 years, 150 female below 18 years and 181 male below 18 years NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-16.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The key objectives are: 1) To provide quality primary health care services to conflict affected population and ensure survivors of gender-based violence have access to quality comprehensive care 2) To ensure girls and boys affected by the crisis have access to effective and quality child protection responses The project will implement 1) a Health program, linking primary health services to more specialized and gender sensitive services ; and 2) a Protection program, focusing on structured psychosocial services (PSS) for children, combatting child recruitment, and training in child protection Stichting ZOA, Lead organization of DRA (Dutch Relief Alliance) Syria Response, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Ester van den Berg Program Officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl Transborder activities, managed from Turkey (northern Syria) and Jordan (southern Syria) Various locations in Syria 33.80653802509606 36.529541015625 Health Protection 1170526 1037142 1159688 Project Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 429844 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 446996 third and final remittance from SV to IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 Pre-award transmittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1170526 Specific Sub Award Agreement Stichting ZOA Stichting Vluchteling 426634 Second installment ZOA Stichting Vluchteling 685365 1st installment ZOA Stichting Vluchteling 9597 ICR Stichting Vluchteling (1% of direct costs) Stichting Vluchteling 132848 withdrawal from outgoing commitment from SV to IRC, based on the final total project expenditure of EUR 1026840 International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Provision of primary health care, medical supplies and essential medicines; adults and children >5 years of age Female: 36,750 Male: 36,750 Idleb (4 facilities) Total: 64,240 Host: 59,400 IDP: 4,840 Aleppo (1 facility) Total: 9,260 Host: 8,300 IDP: 960 Provision of neonatal and child health services Provision of reproductive and maternal health services Number of girls and boys between 8 and 13 of age participating in TRT group therapy provided to children in schools Number of male and female adolescents between 14 and 17 years of age participate in activities focussing on life skills and psychosocial support Front line child protection first responders trained in line with the child protection minimum standards (Includes teachers in Rural Damascus, plus Civil Defense members and other front-line responders in Dara'a) NL-KVK-41149486-NGR-16.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The Nigeria Joint Response second phase has a twofold objective: 1. To deliver coordinated and integrated life-saving assistance to people affected by emergencies and 2. to ensure a better quality humanitarian response through information sharing collaboration, joint learning and capacity building of national actors. Within the NJR 2 project, the objectives of the SV-IRC project are as follows: Health: improved health of IDPs and other populations affected by conflict in the targeted LGA's in Adamawa state Protection: Strengthened overall protective environment for IDPs and other populations affected by conflict in targeted LGAs of Adamawa state Save the Children Netherlands as the lead agency of this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- Nigeria Joint Response 2, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs) International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Department of Programmes Jan Habraken Programme Officer janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Adamawa State: Mubi North, Mubi South, Michika, Madagali and Maiha LGAs 10.764958221745134 13.271484375 Humanitarian Response Plan 2016, Nigeria 1111604 55066 final transfer of funds from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on approved final reports Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 55580 final remittance from Save the Children to Stichting Vluchteling, based on approval final reports by MoFA Save the Children Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 10293 Indirect Cost Recovery for Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total direct costs) Stichting Vluchteling 381237 Third remittance, as mentioned in Grant Agreement of Stichting Vluchteling for International Rescue Committee Inc. of 17 June 2016 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 503550 second remittance, in accordance with signed Agreement of 17 June 2016 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 12061 Amendment to Grant Agreement of Stichting Vluchteling for International Rescue Commitee Inc. 27 March 2017 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 659658 1st installment Save the Children Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 12174 Amendment to Specific Sub Award Agreement (SSAA) of Save the Children Netherlands to Stichting Vluchteling, 30 March 2017 Save the Children Netherlands, Lead Organisation for this DRA Nigeria Joint Response 2, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling, NJR2 member 384801 second instalment Save the Children Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 150000 first remittance, as agreed in pre-award letter of Stichting Vluchteling for the IRC, dated 19 May 2016 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1089250 Grant Agreement of Stichting Vluchteling for the International Rescue Committee, dated 17 June 2016 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 11458 Fourth remittance, as mentioned in the amended Grant Agreement of Stichting Vlucheling for International Rescue Committee Inc. of 27 March 2017 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 11565 Third remittance, as mentioned in the amended Specific Sub Award Agreement of Save the Children of 30 March 2017 Save the Children Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 1099430 Specific Sub-Award Agreement of Save the Children Netherlands (SSAA) for Stichting Vluchteling, dated 18 May 2016 Save the Children Netherlands, lead agency for the Nigeria Joint Response 2, NJR 2 Stichting Vluchteling Distribute medicines and medical supplies to health facilities 16000 female, 16000 male 28371 female, 25185 male Train health workers in critical health areas 140 female, 60 male 167 female, 103 male train community health volunteers in critical health areas 98 female, 42 male 121 female, 143 male Rehabilitation of maternal health centers Establish and train mother to mother support groups and community health volunteers in key health and hygiene approach 105 female, 45 male 119 female, 77 male conduct key health and hygiene awareness outreach activities 18000 female, 7500 male 33508 female, 6810 male Train Protection Action Groups (PAGs) on protection mainstreaming and community self protection strategies 1823 female, 781 male 1778 female, 826 male Train and provide girls and young women with customized GBV mobile platform for information gathering 40 women, activity taken over from Oxfam 742 women, activity taken over from Oxfam provide protection services (direct assistance, referral and provision of information) to vulnerable individuals 2450 female, 1050 male 3525 women, 3070 men Conduct outreach activities including awareness raising for community members about protection issues, including GBV 18000 female, 7500 male 16511 women, 9088 men GBV services for survivors include psychological support, clinical management of rape victims and strengthened referral systems Train stakeholders on basic concepts of protection, humanitarian principles, basic human rights, protection and gender mainstreaming 2360 female, 1050 male 2273 female, 1138 male NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-16.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The program purpose of the DRA Afghanistan Joint Response (AFJR) is to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable groups affected by conflict from Pakistan and Iran, protect their dignity and reduce their vulnerability (including returnees, IDPs and host communities) Within the DRA AFJR, the SV-IRC response is focussed on the following objectives: 1) Improved access to quality food for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families through provision of cash 2) Adequate shelter for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families through winterization kits 3) Improved access to safe water for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families Cordaid Netherlands, the lead agency of this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- response, ultimately funded by the Dutch MoFA International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Jan Habraken Program Officer janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Nangarhar province 34.400866648642435 70.46630859375 Afghanistan Flash Appeal: One million people on the move (September - December 2016) 630504 150000 First remittance to IRC, as agreed in the Pre Award letter of 7 December 2016 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 5838 ICR Stichting Vluchteling (1% of direct costs) Stichting Vluchteling 31521 final payment Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 187400 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 31233 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 256033 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 624666 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 598979 1st payment Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 630504 Specific Sub-Award Agreement for Stichting Vluchteling, dated 22 December 2016 Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling Distribution of winterization NFIs and/or winter cloths 1.500 men, 1.500 women, 2.000 boys and 2.000 girls Distribution of cash or vouchers for food 600 men, 600 women, 1.500 boys and 1.500 girls Distribution of unconditional cash grants / multi purpose cash 600 men, 600 women, 1.500 boys and 1.500 girls Construction / Rehabilitation of water point 890 men, 890 women, 2.150 girls and 2.150 boys Distribution of hygiene kits conduct hygiene awareness training NL-KVK-41149486-CAR-16.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The Central African Republic Joint Response 2 has two Strategic Objectives: 1) Human suffering is alleviated through the effective and effficient implementation of humanitarian response activities by CARJR2 Dutch NGOs 2) Added value has been realized through the collaboration between the CARJR 2 members and other stakeholders Within the CARJR 2 project, the objectives of the SV-IRC project are as follows: 1) host communities, IDPs and other vulnerable group have increased access to economic opportunities and livelihoods and strenghten their resilience to meet their basic need 2) Vulnerable civilians from host communities and displaced populations (women and girls, GBV survivors) have increased access to available protection and income generating activities Cordaid Netherlands, the lead agency of this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- CAR Joint Response, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Programme Officer janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Ouham Pende prefecture and Bangui 5.53580085254012 17.05078125 719401 213822 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 467611 1st instalment Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 215820 Second instalment Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 4760 final tranche from Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling, based on total project expenditure Cordaid Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 4716 final remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on total project expenditure, minus 1% ICR for SV Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 6372 Indirect Cost Recovery (1% of total direct costs) to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 719401 Specific Sub-Award Agreement for Stichting Vluchteling, dated 2 August 2016 Stichting Cordaid, lead agency for the DRA Central African Republic Joint Response 2, CARJR2 Stichting Vluchteling 712740 Grant Agreement of Stichting Vluchteling for the International Rescue Committee, dated 30 August 2016 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 first remittance to IRC, as agreed in Pre award letter of 30 May 2016 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 313281 second remittance in accordance with Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Identification of vulnerable youth to receive vocational training, accompanied by follow up sessions on life skills, business skills/start-up grants and monitoring 720, divided over 120 HH support the recovery of former income generating activities through capacity building and small-cash grants 450 individuals, divided over 75 HH 630 individuals, divided over 105 HH provide refresher trainings on GBV, referral systems and basic concepts of child protection and child right concepts to 125 members of NGOs and CBOs 80 women and 45 men 42 women and 89 men Assist women-led CBOs in developing and leading social integration activities, such as income generation, ensuring that key stakeholders have improved capacity to lead and participate 30 commitees for a total of 3900 members (650 HH) 27 committees for a total of 4050 individuals (675 HH) Identification of CfW/cash grant activities and and organise beneficiaries in groups of 25 and implement activities during a work period of 30 days 3600 individuals, divided over 600 HH 3960 individuals, divided over 660 HH. Provide psycho-social and referral services through a holistic approach to GBV survivors and basic child protection 352 women and 8 men 232 women, 137 girls and 1 man Provide psycho-social and referral services through a holistic approach to GBV survivors and basic child protection 700 GBV survivors receive dignity kits 270 GBV survivors receiving dignity kits and 345 other vulnerable women receiving risk reductio kits Conduct discussion groups with vulnerable women and girls 8 sessions 8 sessions conduct information dissemination with community on GBV, HIV/Aids and Family planning 19000 participants in 96 campaigns 21591 participants in 92 mass campaigns NL-KVK-41149486-ZIM-16.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The DRA Zimbabwe Joint Response has three strategic objectives: 1) provide life-saving food and nutrition assistance to vulnerable communities affected by drought 2) Secure access to basic services for vulnerable populations 3) Ensure continuous linkage to resilience and early recovery agenda Within the ZIM JR, the objectives of the SV-IRC project are as follows: 1) vulnerable households have access to (un)conditional cash transfers to address immediate (food) needs. 2) vulnerable households have access to seeds and input vouchers AND to livestock protection support to protect their livelihood. 3) vulnerable householdsare provided with improved/ rehabilitated infrastructures to safeguard resilience and community assets Oxfam Novib, the lead agency for this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- Zimbabwe Joint Response, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Department of Programmes Christa Jacobs Program Officer christajacobs@vluchteling.nl Masvingo Province, Chiredzi district -21.105000275382054 31.6845703125 485000 460750 Stichting Oxfam Novib Stichting Vluchteling 480510 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 288305 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 24026 third and final transmittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 4491 ICR of Stichting Vluchteling (1% of direct costs) 24250 Oxfam Novib Stichting Vluchteling 168178 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 485000 Stichting Oxfam Novib Stichting Vluchteling Activities: 1. Unconditional cash transfers for 3,100 individuals; 2. Conditional cash transfers (cash for work) for productive asset rehabilitation (174 households (HH) beneficiaries of cash for work (CFW) The amount of cash per person was higher than initially planned, therefore the number of beneficiaries is lower than the target. Distribute seed and input vouchers to 1,200 households. Includes capacity building for farmers who receive inputs (conservation agriculture, good farming practices, etc) and organization of seed fairs alongside voucher distributions; Emergency livestock feeding and destocking support (including training on herd management and destocking) Conditional cash transfers (cash for work) for productive asset rehabilitation Establish boreholes at six community feedlots for livestock Rehabilitation of productive assets: one irrigation scheme and one community feedlot for livestock 2031 households benefited from the 6 rehabilitation /construction projects NL-KVK-41149486-ETH-16.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Key objective is to increase the safe water supply and improve hygiene practices to drought affected communities in 2 woredas of SNNPR, through rehabiliation of water schemes, distribution of treatment products and hygiene promotion World Vision NL International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling stichting vluchteling program department Christa Jacobs Program Officer christajacobs@vluchteling.nl Woredas of Mareko and Shashego, SNNPR 7.9504368350293735 37.979736328125 462572 36471 Reimbursement because of final reporting error Stichting Vluchteling World Vison NL 59599 Additional internal funding of negative balance Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 4401 ICR of Stichting Vluchteling (1% of direct costs) Stichting Vluchteling 462572 World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling 150000 Pre-award financing Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 124974 Second installment after contract signature Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 439444 World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling 22914 final installment after approval MoFA Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 160401 third installment after apporval mid-term reporting Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 458289 Grant Agreeement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Upgrade/rehabilitate nine existing water schemes in targeted kebeles. Implement hygiene promotion (HP) activities NL-KVK-41149486-CAR-17.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The CAR JR3 has 2 strategic objectives: 1. To alleviate human suffering of the population of the Central African Republic through the effective and efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities by the Dutch NGOs. 2. To generate value through the collaboration between the CARJR3 members and other stakeholders. Within the CAR JR3 project, the objectives of the SV-IRC project are as follows: 1. Improved food security and livelihood opportunities for vulnerable IDPs, returnees and conflict affected host communities to promote their economic autonomy and safety 2. Reinforced protection for conflict affected populations through reducing aggravating factors, through supporting community mechanims that promote freedom of movement and through quality services for GBV survivors Stichting Cordaid, the lead agency of this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- CAR Joint Response, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31 70 346 89 46 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Ouham Pende prefecture and Bangui 4.266072540870617 18.56689453125 369672 369672 Specific Sub-Award Agreement of 23 March 2017, from Stichting Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Cordaid, the lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -CAR JR3-, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling, CAR JR3 member 3423 Indirect Cost recovery (1%) for Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 366249 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 351188 first tranche of 95% of the project grant Stichting Cordaid, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -CAR JR3, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling, CAR JR3 member 347937 First remittance, 95% Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 18312 Final remittance, 5% Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 18484 Final payment of 5% of project grant Stichting Cordaid, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -CAR JR3, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling, CAR JR3 member Protection Provide quality psychosocial care for GBV survivors 290 female, 10 male 3 males, 444 females Conduct community awareness raising 1950 female and 1050 male for 25 community awareness sessions 4847 male and 5648 female Provide technical (GBV referral systems and EMAP), material capacities of psychosocial, medical and legal providers for care of survivors 20 health and paramedical providers and 80 Key stakeholders 84 female and 85 male Provide technical (GBV referral systems and EMAP), material capacities of psychosocial, medical and legal providers for care of survivors 5 listening centers, 3 in Bocaranga and 2 in Bangui, serving respectively 1200 and 800 individuals 4 listening centers served, with 447 individuals reached Food Security & Livelihoods Activity 1: Distribution of cash grants to Vulnerable Women and Youth 50 male and 50 female households 70 female and 30 male Activity 2: Cash for work activities for vulnerable households 200 male and 200 female 205 female and 195 male Activity 3: number of youth trained on basic skills 60 male, 60 female 77 female and 57 male clients received training NL-KVK-41149486-JEM-17.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR3 are: SO1: Provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people in Yemen through an effective, targeted response SO2: Ensure that all assistance promotes the protection, safety and dignity of affected people, and is provided equitably to men, women, boys, and girls. SO3: Deliver a principled and coordinated humanitarian response that is accountable to and advocated effectively for the most vulnerable people in Yemen. 1. Within the YJR3 the objective of the SV-IRC health intervention is to increase access of conflict affected communities and IDPs to primary health care and reproductive health services focusing on women and children under five. 2. Within the YJR3 the objective of the SV-IRC WASH intervention is to protect conflict affected people and IDPs from WASH related diseases through access to safe drinking water, hygiene items and promotion CARE Netherlands, the lead agency for this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- Joint Response, YJR3, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Programme officer +31 70 346 89 46 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Abyan and Aden governorates 13.190033740440875 45.2197265625 678229 150000 first tranche, as agreed in Pre Award Letter of 2 March 2017 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 488352 second remittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 644318 first tranche of project grant - 95% CARE Nederland, Lead Organisation for this DRA Joint Response, YJR3, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling, YJR3 member 671949 Grant agreement Stichting Vluchteling for International Rescue Committee Inc. International Rescue Committee Inc. 678229 Specific Sub-Award Agreement from CARE Nederland for Stichting Vluchteling, signed 28 March 2017 CARE Nederland, Lead Organisation for this DRA Yemen Joint Response 3, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling Trained CHVs on community health, hygiene, reproductive health, etc. provide outreach services outreach services 10 male and 10 female CHVs 5 male and 5 female Trained CHVs on community health, hygiene, reproductive health, etc. provide outreach services outreach services 10230 male and 15344 female 11271 male, 17207 female Refresher training for midwives Refresher training for midwives 3428 women, consisting of 1277 ANC, 297 home based delivery, 480 PNC and 1374 Family planning Provide primary health care and clinical services through 2 mobile health clinics with a focus on women and children 12069 male and 14685 female 12202 male and 19030 female Provide sexual and reproductive health care, services and referrals, including material and technical support to Emergency ONC medical facility in Abyan 4731 female 6560 women + 3958 women Provide water through trucking or cash/vouchers 5708 male, 5942 female IRC completed water trucking to around 31952 people, 16254 men and 15698 women Provide fuel subsidies for water 18157 Male, 19343 Female 25,211 Male and 24,223 Female, benefitting from 42 rehabilitated community water sources that received fuel support Distribute hygiene kits 10832 Male and 10168 female benefitting from the distribution of 3000 hygiene kits 2174 hygiene kits distributed for 15218 individuals Promote hygiene awareness in the community 9 male and 9 female CHW and volunteers 12 male and 18 female CHW and volunteers received training Promote hygiene awareness in the community 15469 male and 16479 female 17955 male and 17381 female Promote hygiene awareness in the community 15469 male and 16479 female benefitting hygiene promotion and awareness activities in 30 communities 17955 male and 17381 female Repair/construct water/sanitation (WATSAN) systems and/or infrastructure in vulnerable communities 3 water sources selected out of more then 10 water sources assessed and rehabilitation succesfully completed. All processes of contracting through IRC Supply Chain. The following three water projects in Abyan Governorate were completed: - - Alhafi project in Lawdar District, - Mudiyah project in Mudiyah District - Kubuth project in Khanfar District. The rehabilitation benefitted a total of 7,120 individuals. Repair/construct water/sanitation (WATSAN) systems and/or infrastructure in vulnerable communities 2940 male, 3060 female 3631 male and 3489 female Maintain WATSAN systems and/or infrastructure in vulnerable communities Maintain WATSAN systems and/or infrastructure in vulnerable communities 62 male, 62 female committees for 3 water sources selected Maintain WATSAN systems and/or infrastructure in vulnerable communities 48 samples of water quality checks water testing conducted at 24 water points in Abyan and 33 in Aden, at least 3 tests at each of the 57 water points NL-KVK-41149486-SSDN-17.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The proposed action will provide an integrated livelihoods and protection program in Aweil South county for IDPs and the most vulnerable host populations. The main objective of the project is to improve safe, meaningful and dignified access to services for the most in need. This includes access to food and protection and promotion of livelihoods to enhance positive coping mechanisms by supporting crop, vegetable and livestock production. A total of 9420 persons will benefit from the program. 700 households that are extremely food insecure will be prioritized for agricultural inputs and livestock support. 150 elderly, sick, disabled and some very vulnerable child headed households will be targeted for unconditional cash grants. 100 female headed households and vulnerable host communities will be targeted for restocking. It is foreseen that 1000 Persons with Special Needs will benefit from protection activities. Save the Children NL International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Christa Jacobs Program Officer ChristaJacobs@vluchteling.nl Aweil South county in Northern Bahr El Ghazal State 8.705250306998678 27.727432250976562 Food Security & Livelihoods Protection Gender Mainstreaming 408109 1139859 830120 third installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 404405 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 724899 Agreement for a Budget Top-up including a small budget correction. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 92643 Second installment after signing initial agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 731750 Budget Top-up Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 150000 First (pre-award) installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 408109 Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 244865 Specific Sub Award Agreement of 7 March 2017 Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 838001 Amendment to Specific Sub Award Agreement of 29 May 2017 Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling Provide supplementary Feeding programme for pregnant and lactating women (PLW) at therapeutic feeding programms (TSFP) sites Provide IYCF messages to PLW and caretakers at nutrition facility and community outreaches Train Nutrition staff, CNW and CNVs in CMAM and IYCF Male: 50, Female: 70 63 male and 76 female Provide unconditional cash transfer to elderly, handicapped and child headed households The original target of 900 has been increased to 12300 made possible by a budget top-up 7380 female and 4920 male Distribute staple crop,vegetable seeds and tools 1440 male and 2160 female Community based nutrition Training programs 630 male and 1170 female Provide essential skills and knowledge to improve farming practices among farming households Support vulnerable households with small ruminants 204 male and 612 female Provision of llivestock treatment vouchers 612 female and 204 male Identify and/or establish and strengthen community based protection mechanisms 86 male and 78 female Identification of persons with specific protection needs and provision of direct assistance/referral to other sectors/agencies for assistance 658 female and 361 male Number of children under 5 admitted for treatment of Severe of Moderate Acute Malnutrition (SAM/MAM) Provide therapeutic treatment for children 6-59 months with SAM without medical complication at outpatient treatment centers (OTPs) Male: 1335, Female: 1390 Male: 1628 Female: 1946 Provide therapeutic treatment for children 6-59 months with MAM at Therapeutic Feeding Programms (TSFPs) Male: 2062, Female: 1982 Male: 2720, Female: 3251 NL-KVK-41149486-SOM-17.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The project is an integrated FSL and WASH response for drought-affected pastoralist dropouts in Hobyo and Jariiban districts. Overall the activities will benefit 10.000 individuals and will prioritize vulnerable groups such as households with a large number of children under five, women-headed households, the elderly, households with low social linkages, pastoralist dropouts and marginalized clans. The WASH component will provide access to temporary safe water, coupled with hygiene promotion, and rehabilitate existing water supply infrastructure to increase sustainability. The FSL component will consist of unconditional cash transfers (UCTs). Care NL Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Christa Jacobs Program Officer ChristaJacobs@vluchteling.nl Gaalkacyo, Hoybo & Jiriiban districs Gaalkacyo, Hoybo & Jiriiban districs are in Mudug region of Gulmudug State 6.65915148765933 47.9937744140625 FSL: Unconditional Cash Transfers 524563 343721 2nd installment after signing contract Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 524563 Specific Sub Award Agreement Care NL 519706 Grant agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 498335 1e payment SSP JR II Care NL 150000 First Installment, after pre-award letter International Rescue Committee Inc. Quick repairs to boreholes Provision of water vouchers, water trucking, and distribution of household water treatment products Disseminate messages on good hygiene practices, focusing on key messages for disease control, and targeted to differentiated needs of women and men Distribute hygiene kits Unconditional cash transfers Rehabilitate existing strategic water points, supported by sustained management structures NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-17.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The project will address individual and community-level health and protection needs by supporting local partners to deliver essential basic health services and implement center and community-based protection interventions, integrated with community health The intervention will respond to Strategic Objective 1 and 2 of the HRP prioritized by SJR3. It will focus on Health Objective 1 and Protection Objectives 1 and 2. ZOA, Lead Organisation Dutch Relief Alliance funded by Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Dieuwerke Luiten Program Officer DieuwerkeLuiten@vluchteling.nl Idleb and Rural Damascus governorates Different locations in both governorates 685181 650922 First installment ZOA Stichting Vluchteling 685181 Specific Sub Award Agreement ZOA Stichting vluchteling 678837 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 Pre-award payment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 494895 2nd installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. GBV survivors and protection cases referred to services This Result has been removed during a Project Revision in July 2017 Provide life-skills, vocational training, and awareness raising to at-risk adolescents (activity removed) Train teachers, nurses and first-line responders on basics of integrated psychosocial support, protection and referral (activity removed) Conduct awareness raising sessions in the communities on GBV, child protection, basics of protection, protection threats that adolescents face, early marriage, child recruitment, child labour etc. (activity removed) PSS activities in community centre Delivery of primary health services. (Indicator modified August 2017) Delivery of reproductive health services (Indicator modified August 2017) Capacity building and technical training of health providers and project staff on health and protection core topics (indicator modified August 2017) Community-based health promotion, outreach and education this indicator was amended to 6400 in august 2017 NL-KVK-41149486-NGR-17-1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The Nigeria Joint Response 3 prioritizes to save lives and alleviate suffering through integrated and coordinated humanitarian response focusing on the most vulnerable people, and enhance access to humanitarian assistance and protection services through principled humanitarian action. These selected objectives are linked to the strategic objectives 1 and 2 of the Humanitarian Response Plan of UN OCHA for Nigeria in 2017 – along with the Humanitarian Needs Overview 2017 for Nigeria. 1. State Primary Health Care Development Agencies will be able to deliver quality essential services specifically maternal, new-born and child health care 2. Community-led structures have improved capacity to deliver outreach activities contributing to demand creation for services Returnees, IDPs and host communities in Michika and Askira Uba Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Grants Manager +31 70 346 89 46 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Askira Uba (Borno State) and Michika (Adamawa State) 10.685799335171778 13.271484375 Humanitarian Response Plan 2017 Nigeria 613071 16560 third and final tranche from Save the Children to Stichting Vluchteling, based on total project expenditure Save the Children Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 16406 final remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on total project expenditure minus 1% ICR to SV Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 353202 first remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 223823 Second remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on grant agreement (approval mid-term report) Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 5546 Indirect Cost Recovery (1% of total direct cost expenditure) to Stichting Vluchteling. Stichting Vluchteling 16560 third and final remittance Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 225915 Second installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 18725 Revised Grant Agreement from Stichting Vluchteling for International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 356502 first installment Save the Children NL Stichting Vluchteling 594171 Specific Subaward Agreement of 30th of May 2017 from Save the Children to Stichting Vluchteling Save the Children, the lead agency of this DRA JR (NJR3), funded by the Dutch ministry of foreign affairs Stichting Vluchteling, NJR3 Member 18900 Save the Children, the lead agency of this DRA JR (NJR3), funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling, NJR3 member 588669 Grant agreement from Stichting Vluchteling for International Rescue Committee Inc .Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 16406 Third and final remittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. State PHCDAs deliver quality essential primary health care services at 10 facilities, supported with essential drugs, supplies, renovations and regular supportive supervision Male: 14024, Female: 21038 10664 male, 28172 female State PHCDAs deliver maternal and new-born health care at 10 facilities, supported with essential drugs, supplies and regular supportive supervision. Female: 2208 Female: 3545 Training of health staff from the supported health facilities in emergency care and clinical management of sexual assault survivors. Male: 15, Female: 15 13 male, 17 female Training of health staff from the supported primary health care facilities on IMCI and reproductive health (ANC, delivery, PNC, family planning, post abortion care, and STIs) and community volunteers on health promotion and access to care Male: 25, Female: 235 181 female, 83 male Training, support and supervision of CHVs and MtMSG in their daily tasks of messaging, referral and follow-up of patients in the community. Male: 5800, Female: 23200 14819 + 14718 male, 30904 + 38254 female NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-17.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The Afghanistan Joint Response 2 has the following Strategic Objective: to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable people including host community, IDPs affected by conflict, and returnees from Pakistan and Iran, protect their dignity and reduce their vulnerability. Within the AFJR 2, the specific objectives of the SV-IRC programme are as follows: Objective 1: Improved access to quality food for Afghan returnees, IDPs and host families through provision of multi-purpose cash. Objective 2: Adequate shelter for returnees, IDPs and host families through provision of cash for rent or emergency shelter (tents). Objective 3: Improved access to safe water for Afghan Returnees, IDPs and host families Stichting Cordaid, the lead agency of this DRA -Dutch Relief Alliance- CAR Joint Response, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31 70 346 89 46 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Nangarhar and Laghman provinces Nangarhar: Behsud, Surkhrod, Kuz Kunar, Mohamond Dara, Durbaba, Goshta, Lalpura and Rodat districts Laghman: Mehterlam and Qarghai districts 34.63471451401725 70.433349609375 2017 Humanitarian Response Plan Afghanistan 545400 518130 first installment Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 540350 Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 363333 second remittance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 545400 Specific Sub Award Agreement Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 150000 first tranche, as agreed in Pre Award Letter of 30 May 2017 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Construction / rehabilitation of water points 840 men, 840 women, 1960 boys and 1960 girls 1515 women and men, 4085 girls and boys Training of water management committess and provision of maintenance tools 36 men 36 men Distribution of unconditional cash grants / multi purpose cash 840 men, 840 women, 1.960 boys and 1.960 girls 740 men, 893 women, 2786 boys and 2224 girls Distribution of tents or temporary shelter materials 157 men, 158 women, 368 boys and 367 girls 135 men, 133 women, 375 boys and 407 girls Distribution of Cash for Rent 315 men, 315 women, 735 boys and 735 girls 369 men, 378 women, 1001 boys, 961 girls NL-KVK-41149486-SSDN-17.3-SHO Stichting Vluchteling In response to the emergency in Panyijar County, the IRC proposes to deliver a comprehensive package of services to those most affected by famine in Panyijar County by initially deploying three integrated mobile teams to deliver nutrition; primary healthcare; and protection services. 1. Increase access to basic emergency health services. 2. Increased access to life-saving emergency nutrition services. 3. Improved nutrition outcomes through provision of protection services to vulnerable children. IDPs and host populations residing in difficult to reach, remote locations with little access to static health and nutrition facilities. Giro 555 International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Christa Jacobs Program Officer +31 70 346 89 46 christajacobs@vluchteling.nl Panyijar County, Unity State 9.493010165908737 29.1741943359375 856000 943656 150000 Additional allocation Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee 193164 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 165569 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 413923 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 137974 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 54873 ICR for Stichting Vluchteling (5.8% of total budget) Stichting Vluchteling 33025 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 610000 2nd Installment after signature of agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 800000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 943656 This final/overall commitment consists of 5 separate sub- commitments that were divided between 3 different projects. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 150000 After signing of Pre-award letter Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 128783 Final installment including withdrawal of balance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Of total were 2791 under 5 years old NL-KVK-41149486-SOM-17.2-SHO Stichting Vluchteling In response to the ongoing drought, SV/IRC will implement integrated health and nutrition services with a goal to improve the nutrition and health status of women and children among the IDP and host community populations of Karaan, Hawlwadag, Deynille and Dharkeynle districts, in Benadir region. By so doing, the project will contribute towards the reduction of morbidity and mortality resulting from communicable diseases and severe acute malnutrition through strengthening the quality of high impact primary healthcare and nutrition services provided. 1: Support to the provision of high impact primary healthcare activities with focus on prevention and response to communicable diseases outbreaks; 2: Access to and utilization of quality basic nutrition services among the under five and pregnant/lactating women population is improved. Internally displaced persons and host community Giro555 International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Christa Jacobs Program Officer +31 70 346 89 46 Christajacobs@vluchteling.nl Benadir region: districts Karaan, Hawlwadag, Deynille and Dharkeynle 2.1119483563879853 45.439453125 530870 108668 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 77620 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 18579 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 530870 This commitment consists of 5 separate sub-commitments that were divided between 3 different projects. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 500000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Recue Committee Inc. 475000 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 25000 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 93144 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 232860 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 30870 Indirect cost of Stichting Vluchteling (AKV), consisting of 5,81% of total budget Stichting vluchteling Provision of support to the ongoing coordination mechanisms within south Central Somalia. Recruitment and capacity building of health care and nutrition workers and community volunteers through joint support supervision, individualized on the job trainings (OJTs) and review meetings. Provision of rehabilitative services through outpatient therapeutic programmes (OTPs) to manage acute malnutrition among under-fives and pregnant and lactating women Procurement and positioning of therapeutic foods and nutrition supplies to support nutrition activities This indicator is only reported in the SHO format (Excel), not in the report to SV (Word) Provide medical supplies and pharmaceuticals for general morbidities targeting all diseases received within the supported service departments. Provide medical supplies and pharmaceuticals for general morbidities targeting all diseases received within the supported service departments. Provide immunization services to children below the age of five, targeting communicable diseases including measles. Provide medical supplies and pharmaceuticals for general morbidities targeting all diseases received within the supported service departments. This indicator is only reported in the SHO format (Excel), not in the report to SV (Word) Of the total 27649 were children under 5 years old. This indicator is only reported in the SHO format (Excel), not in the report to SV (Word) NL-KVK-41149486-JEM-17.3-SHO Stichting Vluchteling In response to the food security crisis, the the project will implement an emergency intervention aimed at supporting targeted households to access food to meet their immediate consumption needs in Kanfer District, Abyan Governorate. The overall goal is a decreased mortality and morbidity and improved nutrition status through increased access to nutritional food. Targeted households suffering from malnutrition have increased access food to meet their immediate consumption needs without relying on severe negative coping strategies or creating negative impacts on the market system in Kanfer District, Abyan Governorate Building upon the IRC’s current nutrition programming in Kanfer District which supports identified households with malnourished children under five and pregnant and lactating women (PLW), the IRC will scale up its food voucher program to enable blanket distribution to 9,205 beneficiaries currently enrolled in the IRC’s Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM) program. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Program Officer +31 70 346 89 46 JanHabraken@vluchteling.nl Kanfer District, Abyan Governorate 13.175771224423402 45.26367187499999 535000 690131 32500 fourth instalment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 142500 Third installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 141268 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 24153 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 302717 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 100906 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 690131 This commitment consists of 5 separate sub-commitments that were divided between 3 different projects. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 500000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 Amendment to Grant Agreement: top-up Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 325000 2nd installment after signing Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 121087 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 150000 Pre-award installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 40131 indirect cost of Stichting Vluchteling (AKV), consisting of 5,81% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling distribute food vouchers 4603 female, 4602 male Repartition in sexes: 4,258 female, 4,217 male. Of total number 1,685 were direct beneficiaries and 6,790 were indirect beneficiaries (family members) 1,228 of 4,217 male in the age of 0-5 1,131 of 4,258 female in the age of 0-5 NL-KVK-41149486-IRQ-17.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The objective of the intervention is to respond to the psychological needs to promote well-being and healing for recently displaced, remainees and returnees from Mosul/Hawija, and to create a space for men where they learn about practices to promote mental health and well-being, and prevent mental health concerns in the future. It is also to alleviate symptoms of stress related conditions. The project will target 765 adult men who have fled conflict in Mosul/Hawija. During protection monitoring, and through Focus Group Discussions (FGD), as well as through referrals, IRC will identify the beneficiaries for the PSS activities. This project has been developed in direct response to the significant lack of male-focused PSS assistance available in Iraq. Despite the terrifying conditions men experienced living in ISIS controlled areas and during their displacement, the attention and support required to respond to the needs of men with psycho-social problems is not being sufficiently met, compared with the assistance offered to women and children, while men are usually de facto suspected of ISIL affiliation at the check points and screening centres. Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. War Trauma Foundation Stichting Vluchteling Dieuwerke Luiten Program Officer DieuwerkeLuiten@vluchteling.nl Salah al-Din, Kirkuk and Ninewa The selected geographic target area will be determined based on the needs identified through assessment and in coordination with other humanitarian actors providing PSS in order to avoid duplication of services. 34.91746688928252 43.87939453125 465000 465000 Specific Sub Award Agreement Stichting Cordaid 23603 Stichting Vluchteling War Trauma Foundation 392815 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 413489 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 441750 First installment Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 40022 Sub Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling War Trauma Foundation 16419 7183 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Implement an integrated protection referral pathway to enable community members to identify and effectively refer cases to appropriate service providers. revised indicator Provide PSS and PFA for men in Salah Al Din or Kirkuk, to address the psychological distress experienced by fleeing the conflict. revised indicator Legal assistance and information dissemination to highly at-risk individuals additional activity In partnership with WTF, adapt training curriculum and conduct training in PSS and PFA to ensure IRC staff and other actors are sufficiently prepared to provide services. revised indicator Provision of cash assistance to highly vulnerable households based on vulnerability criteria 187 households = 912 individuals 190 households = 912 individuals NL-KVK-41149486-JOR-17.1-ARC Stichting Vluchteling The Consortium will contribute to the Dutch policy on Security and Rule of Law (S&RL) of addressing the root causes of conflict, instability and irregular migration in Jordan. Outcome 1: Increased awareness of rights and access to legal support for refugees and host communities. Outcome 2: Improved employability of Jordanians and Syrian Refugees. Outcome 3: Existing and new Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (M/SMEs) expanded to retain existing workforce and expand employment opportunities. Mercy Corps Europe Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 350429 242198 First installment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1431067 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1443521 Refugees and vulnerable Jordanian are able to access their rights as result of the programme. They are able to access work, civil documentation, HLP and family rights NL-KVK-41149486-NLD-17.1-BZ Stichting Vluchteling The Dutch Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid started its activities under the name KUNO. KUNO stands for the Dutch words platform voor Kennis-Uitwiselling over Noodhulp. In English: Platform for Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange in the Netherlands. KUNO brings together available humanitarian knowledge in the Netherlands and connects the Dutch humanitarian field to knowledge from abroad. The aim of KUNO is to strengthen humanitarian action and Dutch humanitarian thought-leadership by stimulating learning, reflection and debate. KUNO strengthens the Dutch humanitarian community through cross-sector knowledge exchange that will contribute to new policy, new practices, and new research that will result in more efficient and effective humanitarian practices. The objectives of the centre are to: I. Contribute to improved knowledge that leads to improved humanitarian action. II. Facilitate reflection on new developments and existing principles. III. Reach out to an audience beyond the humanitarian community sector for cross-sector thought exchange. Target groups already reflected in the members and donors of KUNO are: • Practitioners from NGOs; • Academics from universities or knowledge institutes; • Policy makers from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Municipality of The Hague and others. Other target groups, not (yet) reflected in the membership or the donors, but also relevant for the knowledge platform, are: • Entrepreneurs, corporate and private actors; • Diaspora. The central themes that KUNO did select for 2018 are: • A learning agenda on the results of the World Humanitarian Summit and the Grand Bargain. • Access, principles and the political environment. • The future of humanitarian aid. Innovation and data-exchange are a cross-cutting topics that will be addressed in all three themes chosen by KUNO. Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Municipality of The Hague, Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Member organizations of Dutch Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid Stichting Vluchteling Dutch Knowledge Center on Humanitarian Aid (KUNO) Peter Heintze KUNO Coordinator +31622211225 contact@peterheintze.nl The Netherlands Different locations 51.97134580885172 4.63623046875 Learning, research, public debate, and reflection. 158215 192371 192414 20349 Activity costs Stichting Vluchteling 7028 Contribution related to service(s) Stichting Vluchteling 6653 Support costs 2018 Stichting Vluchteling 121890 Personal costs 2018 Stichting Vluchteling 75000 Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 50000 Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 60754 Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 2500 Municipality of The Hague Stichting Vluchteling 25000 Grant decision of Municipality of The Hague of 7 March 2017 Municipality of The Hague Stichting Vluchteling 60000 Contribution 10 iNGO-members Paying members of KUNO in 2019 were: CARE NL, Cordaid, DORCAS, ICCO Kerk in Actie, Oxfam Novib, Plan International NL, Save the Children NL, Stichting Vluchteling, Terre des Hommers and ZOA. Stichting Vluchteling 200000 Grant decision of 7 February 2017, revised activitiy number 4000000194/6000145, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 180000 Contributions 10 INGO-Members Paying members of KUNO for all years (2017-2019) were: CARE NL, Cordaid, DORCAS, ICCO Kerk in Actie, Oxfam Novib, Plan International NL, Stichting Vluchteling, Terre des Hommers and ZOA. Paying member in 2017 was World Vision NL. Paying member in 2018 and 2019: Save the Children NL. Stichting Vluchteling 500 Contribution(s) related to services Stichting Vluchteling 13555 Contributions related to services Stichting Vluchteling 8875 Support costs Stichting Vluchteling 20420 Activity costs 2017 Stichting Vluchteling 122363 Personel costs 2019 Stichting Vluchteling 17068 Activity costs 2018 Stichting Vluchteling 60000 Contributions of the 10 iNGO-Members Paying members of KUNO in 2018 were: CARE NL, Cordaid, DORCAS, ICCO Kerk in Actie, Oxfam Novib, Plan International NL, Save the Children NL, Stichting Vluchteling, Terre des Hommers and ZOA. Stichting Vluchteling 76546 Personel costs 2017 Stichting Vluchteling 12620 Support costs 2017 Stichting Vluchteling 60000 Contributions of the 10 iNGO-Members Paying members of KUNO in 2017: CARE NL, Cordaid, DORCAS, ICCO Kerk in Actie, Oxfam Novib, Plan International NL, Stichting Vluchteling, Terre des Hommers, World Vission NL and ZOA. Stichting Vluchteling 22500 Municipality of The Hague Stichting Vluchteling Relates to Expert briefings (I.4), Learning together (II.1), Expert meetings (II.2), Cafe Humanitaire (II.5), New(s) for you (II.6), Opportunity (II.7), Public debate (III.3) Reframed into: % of the professionals that participated in our activities and indicate that they will change their way of working Relates to disclosing e- learning (I.2), Webinar (II.4) Reframed into % of the professionals that participated in our activities and indicate they will change their way of working Relates to podcasts (I.3), visitors website (III.1), mailings (III.2) NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-18.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The AFJR3 has the following overall strategic objective: To ensure that the life-saving protection and assistance needs of conflict, natural disaster affected and internally displaced persons, returning Afghans and their host community are met. Within the AFJR 3, the specific objectives of the SV-IRC programme are as follows: Objective 1: Ensure continued and regular access to food for conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community . Objective 2: immediate food needs of targeted conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community are addressed with appropriate transfer modality Objective 3: Coordinated and timely Sheltet/NFI response to conflict, natural disaster affected IDPs, returning Afghans, and their host communities. Objective 4: Ensure timely access to WASH services in institutions affected by conflict, natural disaster and high influx of IDPs and or returnees Objective 5: Conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community falling into acute vulnerability are assisted with cash modality (MPC) Cordaid, lead agency of DRA's (Dutch Relief Alliance) CAR Joint Response, funded by Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs . Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31 70 346 89 46 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Nangarhar Province Nangarhar province: districts of Rodat, Behsud, Kuz Kunar and Surkhrod 33.907861667300544 70.14071524143218 includes unconditional cash for food, livelihood and Multi-purpose cash 988460 988460 Specific Sub Award Agreement Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 889614 first tranche Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 979308 Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 200000 first remittance, mentioned in the signed Pre Award Letter of 5 January 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 681377 second remittance, as stipulated in the SV-IRC Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Multipurpose cash assistance is provided to vulnerable natural disaster and conflict affected IDPs and returnees Unconditional cash for food is provided to shock affected households to support their immediate food needs Temporary shelter provided to conflict and natural disaster affected IDPs, returnees and host communities living in open or makeshift shelter conditions overall target of 1190 was revised upward from initial overall target of 700 Livelihood packages are provided to crisis affected households to support early recovery of income generation capacity . bore wells are constructed to ensure access to clean water sources for crisis affected communities and institutions hygiene promotion conducted in areas of high return and displacement NL-KVK-41149486-CAR-18.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling CARJR4 overall objective: Human suffering is alleviated through the effective and efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities by CARJR4 partners. Specific objectives: 1) Provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people 2) Prevent, mitigate and respond to protection risks 3) Contribute to the objectives of the Grand Bargain Within the CAR JR4 program, SV focusses specifically on Food Security & Livelihoods, Protection and Multi-purpose cash assistance in Ouham Pende province. Cordaid, lead agency of DRA's (Dutch Relief Alliance) CAR Joint Response, funded by Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs . Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programs Department Kees Ton Program Officer +31703468946 keeston@vluchteling.nl Ouham Pende Prefecture 6.717858371276293 16.104194819927215 Including multipurpose cash 709136 261542 Second tranche CARJR4 on the basis of signed Grant Agreement of 30th April 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 709136 Specific Sub Award Agreement from Cordaid to SV Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 702570 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. ( Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 160000 First tranche CARJR4 on the basis of signed Pre Award Letter of 8 January 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 245899 Third tranche CARJR4 on the basis of signed Grant Agreement of 30th April 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 162500 First tranche of project grant Stichting Cordaid, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -CAR JR4, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 39003 reimbursement of excess of incoming funds received over realized expenses Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Cordaid 511180 Second tranche of project grant Stichting Cordaid, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -CAR JR4, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 38641 refund of excess of funds received over total project expenditure by IRC to Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling 5877 Indirect Cost Recovery (1%) for Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Protection Activity 1: Establish and strengthen community mobilization and other GBV protection mechanisms such as Female CBO's as well as any other community mechanism to improve survivors well-being 120 women 153 women, 2 men Activity 2: Provide quality psychosocial and medical care for GBV survivors 133 girls, 16 boys, 178 women, 13 men 20 girls, 0 boys, 167 women, 1 man Activity 3: Strengthen the technical skills and capacities of key stakeholders and health/paramedical providers trained on CCSAS and case management and have improved capacity to provide basic support to GBV survivors 89 girls, 0 boys, 209 women, 101 men 37women, 25 men Activity 4: Training on protection rights and services to community networks, GBV community focal points, CBO's, community leaders to provide protection services 200 women, 40 men 263 women, 195 men Activity 5: Community awareness raising on protection rights and services to provide protection services 769 girls, 359 boys, 1080 women, 239 men 2302 girls, 949 boys, 2429 women, 1532 men Food Security & Livelihoods Activity 1: Distribution of cash grants to vulnerable individuals (returnees, IDP's, host families, women survivors of GBV, people who have lost their livelihoods due to displacement) to support IGA activities. 465 women, 465 men 465 women, 465 men Activity 2: Professional training for IGA of vulnerable individuals that support individual interests 375 women and 375 men 342 women and 408 men Activity 3: Competency based Economies through Formation of Entrepreneurs (CEFE) training 375 women and 375 men 342 women and 408 men Cash for Work 1665 women, 1665 men 1482 women, 1848 men NL-KVK-41149486-DRC-18.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The DRCJR1 aims to provide multisector assistance to respond to the immediate needs and protection risks of most vulnerable and conflict affected people in L3 areas in DRC, through an effective and efficient humanitarian response by Dutch NGOs, local partners and actors. Within the DRC JR1 project, the objectives of the SV-IRC project are as follows: 1. Improved Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for vulnerable IDPs, returnees and conflict affected host communities 2. Reinforced Protection for vulnerable IDPs, returnees and conflict affected host communities, especially those most at risk for GBV 3. Improved Health services for vulnerable IDPs, returnees and conflict affected host communities World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Kees Ton Programme Officer +31 70 346 89 46 keeston@vluchteling.nl Tanganyika Province: Kalemie Territory, Nyemba health zone -5.951329988086841 29.200120568275448 Health and WASH Protection 545400 545400 SSSA World Vision - SV of November 29, 2018 World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 270000 First remittance on the basis of the signed Pre-Award Letter of Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, dated 9 April 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 243300 Second remittance on the basis of the signed Pre-Award Letter of Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, dated 20 August 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 476679.60 First payment of project grant World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 540350 Signed Grant Agreement SV- IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Protection Delivery of psychosocial services to GBV survivors 38 girls, 3 boys, 64 women, 3 men 65 girls, 3 boys, 572 women, 15 men Conduct awareness raising activities on protection risks and how to prevent them 387 girls, 72 boys, 720 women, 53 men 3152 girls, 2607 boys, 9212 women, 8781 men Provision of risk mitigation material and conduct risk mitigation activities (risk mapping, risk mitigation action plan) 300 girls, 600 women 37 girls, 39 boys, 139 women, 87 men WASH Awareness raising and promotion of hygiëne good practices 1806 girls, 1477 boys, 1956 women, 1601 men 16269 girls, 17598 boys, 13149 women, 15568 men Rehabilitation / construction of latrines and showers in 3 health facilities and 9 schools 792 girls, 648 boys, 858 women, 702 men 2907 girls, 2875 boys, 1298 women, 1634 men Provision of rain water harvesting tanks in 3 health facilities 158 girls, 130 boys, 172 women, 140 men During the dry season rain harvesting tanks are not functional. Health Conduct limited rehabilitation of 3 health facilities 3 health facilities Rehabilitation is ongoing but not yet finalized. Delivery of reproductive health services 392 girls, 588 women 87 girls, 501 women Delivery of primary health care services 12124 girls, 9920 boys, 13135 women, 10746 men 3832 girls, 3559 boys, 3675 women, 2662 men Referrals for secondary health care 79 girls, 65 boys, 86 women, 70 men 92 girls, 147 boys, 142 women, 194 men Delivery of clinical care for sexual assault survivors 20 girls, 1 boys, 9 women, 1 men 4 girls, 8 women NL-KVK-41149486-JEM-18.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR4 is: Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict affected population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. Within the YJR4 the objective of the SV-IRC health intervention is: 1. to increase access of conflict affected communities including IDPs to Minimum Health Service Package through support to health system and community resilience; 2. to improve acces to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services for vulnerable populations, including IDPs and the poorest and deprived segments in the society. CARE Nederland International Rescue Committee, The Stichting Vluchteling NCE of 2 months approved Stichting Vluchteling Christa Jacobs Programme Officer +31703468946 christajacobs@vluchteling.nl Aden and Lahj governorates 1168003 948004 197952 Third tranche from SV to IRC, according to Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 46961 fourth tranche from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 2606 Refund from IRC to Stichting Vluchteling, based on total expenses International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling 444313 second remittance, following Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. of 21 March 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 161600 Amendment to SSAA 26-11-2018 - agreed re-allocation of funds from Stichting Vluchteling to Care Stichting Vluchteling CARE Nederland 1157188 Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and International Rescue Committee Inc. of 21 March 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1109603 First tranche of project grant, 95% CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 250000 First tranche, based on Pre Award Letter of 5 January 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1168003 Specific Sub Award Agreement of 7 February 2018 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling Health facility rehabilitation Provide primary health care and clinical services through mobile health clinics with a focus on women and children Provide primary health care and clinical services through mobile health clinics with a focus on women and children NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-18.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The AFJR3 Drought top up is related to Strategic Objective 1 of the UNOCHA HRP 2018 for Afghanistan, Save Lives in the areas of highest need In line with the revised UN/HRP 2018 for Afghanistan, the AFJR3 partners will focus on two sectors -Food and WASH- in two of the worst affected provinces, Herat and Jawzjan SV-IRC intervention will focus on the Food Security & Livelihoods Sector, being the distribution of cash for food in Herat province Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31 70 346 89 46 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl Herat province, district of Kushk 34.22038241117032 62.70996093749999 distribution of cash for food distribution of cash for food 330274 35855 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 125000 2nd Pre-Award Letter of 12 October 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 125000 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 330274 DRA Specific Sub Award Agreement Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 150000 Pre-Award Letter of 1st of July 2018 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 287338 Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling number of people enabled to meet their basic food needs NL-KVK-41149486-YEM-19.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR5 is: Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict affected population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. 1. to increase access of conflict affected communities including IDPs to Minimum Health Service Package through support to health system and community resilience; 2. to improve acces to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services for vulnerable populations, including IDPs and the poorest and deprived segments in the society. IDPs and conflict affected communities CARE Nederland International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Christa Jacobs Programme Officer +31703468946 christajacobs@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ Aden02 12.88321012264137 45.0439453125 1071175 371440 Third remittance, following Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. of April 5, 2019 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1017616 First tranche of project grant, 95% CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 53063 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 386754 Second remittance, following Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. of April 5, 2019 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1071175 Specific Sub Award Agreement of 21 February 2019 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 53559 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 1061257 Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and International Rescue Committee Inc. of April 5, 2019 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 250000 First tranche, based on Pre Award Letter of February 19, 2019 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. In 2019 we will start the ICCM approach through CHVs & CMs and expect to treat 1680 for diarrhoea and/or acute respiratory infections 1EmONC and 4 health facilities will be minor rehabilitated In 2019 for the first time the IRC will be providing MH services through 3 MHTs Live births attended by skilled health personnel through 1 EmONC and 4 HFs supported IRC MHTs and supported HFs will be equiped to respond any break anytime. We cannot predict the number as we don't have the denominator so we are using 100% Through 3 MHTs the IRC will be providing PHC consultations The only in-patient services we support thtough this project are EmONC. So through 1 EmONC and 4HFs, 540 number of hospitalisations SGBV services will be provided through EmONNC centre NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-19.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Overall objective of the AFJR4 (2019) is to contribute to the life-saving protection and assistance needs of conflict, natural disaster affected and internally displaced persons, returning Afghans and their host community. Within the AFJR 4, the specific objectives of the SV-IRC programme are as follows: Result area/Objective 2: Coordinated and timely Shelter/NFI response to conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community. Result area/Objective 3: Ensure timely access to a sufficient quantity of safe drinking water, use of adequate and gender sensitive sanitation and appropriate means of hygiene practices by conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community Result area/Objective 4: Conflict, natural disaster affected and IDPs, returning Afghans and their host community falling into acute vulnerability are assisted with cash modality (MPC) Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. AFJR 4 (2019) regular programme AFJR 4 (2019) regular programme AFJR 4 (2019) additional activity: cash for shelter repair AFJR 4 (2019) additional activity: cash for shelter repair Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Nangarhar province Nangarhar province 34.243594729697406 70.6201171875 Helmand Province 31.1046852937585 64.19860839843749 revised 2018 HRP 843480 1083240 341402 second remittance, in accordance with signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 292485 third remittance, in accordance with Grant Agreement, signed by Stichting Vluchteling and International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 225663 fourth remittance, in accordance with Grant Agreement, signed by Stichting Vluchteling and International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 239760 Amendment 1 to Specific Sub Award Agreement, 'Afghanistan Protracted Crisis Joint Response 2019 (AFJR 2019) of 22 July 2019 Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 227772 first remittance of Incoming Commitment, related to Amendment 1 to Specific Sub Award Agreement, 'Afghanistan Protracted Crisis Joint Response 2019' (AFJR 2019) Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 843480 Specific Sub Award Agreement for the Afghanistan Protracted Crisis Joint Response, AFJR 4 (2019) Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 801306 first tranche of incoming commitment Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 835670 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 160000 first remittance of EUR 160.000 in accordance with signed Pre-Award Letter Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Borewells will be constructed in the 6 target sites to provide clean water supply Beneficiaries covered is 9.675 in Q3 by drilling of 6 bore wells (2 in Kuz Kunar, 3 in Surkhrud, 1 in Goshta), completed in all 6 schools. Boreholes supported by both handpumps and submersible. Handpumps in use by students and staff. Submersible not yet in use for provision of drinking water, as not yet connected with water tanks and taps. Connection work with tanks and taps planned for Q4. Beneficiaries covered is 9.675 in Q3 by drilling of 6 bore wells (2 in Kuz Kunar, 3 in Surkhrud, 1 in Goshta), completed in all 6 schools. Boreholes supported by both handpumps and submersible. Handpumps in use by students and staff. Submersible not yet in use for provision of drinking water, as not yet connected with water tanks and taps. Connection work with tanks and taps planned for Q4. Beneficiaries covered is 9.675 in Q3 by drilling of 6 bore wells (2 in Kuz Kunar, 3 in Surkhrud, 1 in Goshta), completed in all 6 schools. Boreholes supported by both handpumps and submersible. Handpumps in use by students and staff. Submersible not yet in use for provision of drinking water, as not yet connected with water tanks and taps. Connection work with tanks and taps planned for Q4. Beneficiaries covered is 9.675 in Q3 by drilling of 6 bore wells (2 in Kuz Kunar, 3 in Surkhrud, 1 in Goshta), completed in all 6 schools. Boreholes supported by both handpumps and submersible. Handpumps in use by students and staff. Submersible not yet in use for provision of drinking water, as not yet connected with water tanks and taps. Connection work with tanks and taps planned for Q4. Multi Purpose Cash will be provided to acutely displaced households unable to meet their basic needs. 1,016 HHs received MPC assistance in Surkhrod, Behsud, Kuz Kunar and Rodat districts Soap distribution will be accompanied by hygiene promotion from trained program staff, to encourage positive hygiene behaviour change. In Q2 IRC successfully conducted the 1st round of hygiene promotion in the 7 targeted schools. During the session, beneficiaries learned about critical times for handwashing, personal and environmental hygiene and safe water sources and usage. In Q3, September, 356 girls received 1st session of hygiene promotion training in 1 Girls school, Surkhrod In Q2 IRC successfully conducted the 1st round of hygiene promotion in the 7 targeted schools. During the session, beneficiaries learned about critical times for handwashing, personal and environmental hygiene and safe water sources and usage. In Q3, September, 356 girls received 1st session of hygiene promotion training in 1 Girls school, Surkhrod In Q2 IRC successfully conducted the 1st round of hygiene promotion in the 7 targeted schools. During the session, beneficiaries learned about critical times for handwashing, personal and environmental hygiene and safe water sources and usage. In Q3, September, 356 girls received 1st session of hygiene promotion training in 1 Girls school, Surkhod In Q2 IRC successfully conducted the 1st round of hygiene promotion in the 7 targeted schools. During the session, beneficiaries learned about critical times for handwashing, personal and environmental hygiene and safe water sources and usage. In Q3, September, 356 girls received 1st session of hygiene promotion training in 1 Girls school, Surkhrod Latrines will be provided in the 6 target sites, so that 2400 students have safe and dignified access to sanitation facilities Beneficiaries reached is 0, as the construction and rehabilitation of toilet blocks is not completed and not handed over (yet) to Schools students and staff. Construction work for 40 toilets in ongoing and reached to 40% of its completion. Rehabilitation of 20 old pit latrines (K. Kunar, Surkhrod, Goshta) is also ongoing, which includes changing pit latrines to flush toilets. Construction of 6 handwashing stations is completed, but not (yet) connected to water pipe network for supply of water to the HW stations. Beneficiaries reached is 0, as the construction and rehabilitation of toilet blocks is not completed and not handed over (yet) to Schools students and staff. Construction work for 40 toilets in ongoing and reached to 40% of its completion. Rehabilitation of 20 old pit latrines (K. Kunar, Surkhrod, Goshta) is also ongoing, which includes changing pit latrines to flush toilets. Construction of 6 handwashing stations is completed, but not (yet) connected to water pipe network for supply of water to the HW stations. Beneficiaries reached is 0, as the construction and rehabilitation of toilet blocks is not completed and not handed over (yet) to Schools students and staff. Construction work for 40 toilets in ongoing and reached to 40% of its completion. Rehabilitation of 20 old pit latrines (K. Kunar, Surkhrod, Goshta) is also ongoing, which includes changing pit latrines to flush toilets. Construction of 6 handwashing stations is completed, but not (yet) connected to water pipe network for supply of water to the HW stations. Beneficiaries reached is 0, as the construction and rehabilitation of toilet blocks is not completed and not handed over (yet) to Schools students and staff. Construction work for 40 toilets in ongoing and reached to 40% of its completion. Rehabilitation of 20 old pit latrines (K. Kunar, Surkhrod, Goshta) is also ongoing, which includes changing pit latrines to flush toilets. Construction of 6 handwashing stations is completed, but not (yet) connected to water pipe network for supply of water to the HW stations. Provision of soap to students in the target sites to enable positive behaviours First round of hygiene promotion took place in all schools, and soaps will be distributed during the third round, expected towards the end of the year (schools are currently on summer vacation until Sept). Soap will be distributed in Q4 First round of hygiene promotion took place in all schools, and soaps will be distributed during the third round, expected towards the end of the year (schools are currently on summer vacation until Sept). Soap will be distributed in Q4 First round of hygiene promotion took place in all schools, and soaps will be distributed during the third round, expected towards the end of the year (schools are currently on summer vacation until Sept). Soap will be distributed in Q4 First round of hygiene promotion took place in all schools, and soaps will be distributed during the third round, expected towards the end of the year (schools are currently on summer vacation until Sept). Soap will be distributed in Q4 Vulnerable households lacking access to adequate shelter will be targeted through an emergency or temporary shelter response In 2019, IRC provided temporary and emergency shelter to improve living conditions for conflict and natural disaster affected IDPs living in the open or makeshift shelters in Behsud, Kuz Kunar and Surkhrud districts of Nangahar province. The IRC provided 80 households (508 individuals - 171 girls, 160 boys, 96 women , 81 men) with temporary shelters which ensured dignity, improved quality of life, and provided an immediate solution to those families living under the open sky. Moreover, the IRC distributed to 275 households (1,655 individuals – 518 girls, 566 boys, 305 women and 266 men) cluster standard emergency shelter as immediate shelter response. In 2019, IRC provided temporary and emergency shelter to improve living conditions for conflict and natural disaster affected IDPs living in the open or makeshift shelters in Behsud, Kuz Kunar and Surkhrud districts of Nangahar province. The IRC provided 80 households (508 individuals - 171 girls, 160 boys, 96 women , 81 men) with temporary shelters which ensured dignity, improved quality of life, and provided an immediate solution to those families living under the open sky. Moreover, the IRC distributed to 275 households (1,655 individuals – 518 girls, 566 boys, 305 women and 266 men) cluster standard emergency shelter as immediate shelter response. In 2019, IRC provided temporary and emergency shelter to improve living conditions for conflict and natural disaster affected IDPs living in the open or makeshift shelters in Behsud, Kuz Kunar and Surkhrud districts of Nangahar province. The IRC provided 80 households (508 individuals - 171 girls, 160 boys, 96 women , 81 men) with temporary shelters which ensured dignity, improved quality of life, and provided an immediate solution to those families living under the open sky. Moreover, the IRC distributed to 275 households (1,655 individuals – 518 girls, 566 boys, 305 women and 266 men) cluster standard emergency shelter as immediate shelter response. In 2019, IRC provided temporary and emergency shelter to improve living conditions for conflict and natural disaster affected IDPs living in the open or makeshift shelters in Behsud, Kuz Kunar and Surkhrud districts of Nangahar province. The IRC provided 80 households (508 individuals - 171 girls, 160 boys, 96 women , 81 men) with temporary shelters which ensured dignity, improved quality of life, and provided an immediate solution to those families living under the open sky. Moreover, the IRC distributed to 275 households (1,655 individuals – 518 girls, 566 boys, 305 women and 266 men) cluster standard emergency shelter as immediate shelter response. NL-KVK-41149486-GLOB-18.4-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Objective: To develop a multi-agency version SCAN tool that works with the data systems of main humanitarian agencies, and successfully generates high-quality value for money evidence Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance Stichting Vluchteling Save the Children The International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Dieuwerke Luiten Senior Programme Officer +31 70 3468946 dieuwerkeluiten@vluchteling.nl http://www.vluchteling.nl 799498 211435 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 799522 Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling 124560 Stichting Vluchteling Save the Children 320322 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 131116 590841 revised outgoing commitment. Original commitment February 2019 799522 Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling 49779 47291 Save the Children NL-KVK-41149486-CAR-19.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Overall objective of the CARJR5 (2019) is to alleviate human suffering through the effective and efficient implementation of humanitarian response activities in the sub-prefectures of Ouham and Ouham Pende The specific objectives of the CARJR5 (2019) are as follows: 1) Provide life-saving assistance to the most vulnerable people; 2) Prevent, mitigate and respond to protection risks; 3) Contribute to the objectives of the Grand Bargain. Within the CARJR5 (2019), the specific objectives of the SV-IRC programme are as follows: 1) Prevention and response to Gender-Based Violence; 2) Protection of vulnerable children; 3) Cash grants to vulnerable individuals; 4) Cash for Work activities to target community infrastructures. Cordaid, lead agency of DRA's (Dutch Relief Alliance) CAR Joint Response, funded by Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs . Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Kees Ton Programme Officer +31 70 346 89 46 keeston@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl keeston@vluchteling.nl Ouham Pende Province Ouham Pende prefecture Food Security & Livelihoods Multi-Purpose Cash Protection OCHA - Central African Republic - Humanitarian Response Plan Jan - Dec 2019 780658 304060 Second tranche CARJR5 of EUR 304,060 on the basis of signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee 270000 third instalment from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, according to the Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 38670 fourth and final instalment from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, according to the Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 7228 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1%) Stichting Vluchteling 39033 second tranche of incoming commitment, after approval of the consolidated final reports Cordaid, lead of DRA's CAR 2019 Joint Response Stichting Vluchteling 160000 First tranche CARJR5 of EUR 160,000 on the basis of signed Pre-Award Letter Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 780658 Specific Sub Award Agreement for the CAR Protracted Crisis Joint Response, CARJR5 (2019) Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 741625 First tranche (95%) of incoming commitment Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 773430 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. NL-KVK-41149486-SYR19.4-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Dutch NGOs Joint Humanitarian Response for North West Syria: Overall objective of the Joint Response in Syria is to contribute to the life-saving protection and assistance needs of internally displaced persons in Idleb and Aleppo Governorates JR partners are aiming for an integrated multi-sectoral response addressing immediate needs particularly in WASH, shelter/NFIs, health and protection, with provision of multipurpose cash to deliver outcomes where possible CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Ester van den Berg Programme Officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ Idlib governorate 35.93650723820539 36.5625 Protection 604261 755328 796289 151067 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 604261 Specific Sub Award Agreement for the Syria Joint Response (2019) CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 568733 First remittance, in accordance with signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 574048 First tranche of incoming commitment CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 142184 149668 Amendment grant agreement SV-IRC for the NWSJR 2019 - top up fifth grant Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 598666 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 151067 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 71172 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 77999 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee 40960 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 40582 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Unconditional and unrestricted cash 1,730 IDP HHs (at 6 people per HH) will receive one-time cash transfer based on SMEB. Prevention and response to violence 100 cases per month are identified and receive protection cash assistance. 500 cases in total of which 375 individuals and 125 households Primary health 5,223 Primary and emergency consultations per month provided by the hospital. Number of health facilities rehabilitated Number of hospitalisations 1,320 secondary care consultatios (hospitalizations) per month. Reproductive health, primary health and secondary health Alehkaa Hospital will provide 404 deliveries per month through skilled doctors, midwives and nurses. NL-KVK-41149486-CAMJR-19.2-SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in the Anglophone South-West and North-West regions of Cameroon Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee, The Including two months No Cost Extension Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Kees Ton Programme Manager +31 620 670 175 keeston@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl keeston@vluchteling.nl North West region and South West region 4.650893767491468 9.13557171821594 WASH Food Security & Livelihoods Protection 752817 752817 SV-IRC programme part of the Cameroon JR (incl. 8% ICR and incl. joint budget) Stichting Vluchteling (lead) Stichting Vluchteling 51050 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 3981 refund of excess of funds received over the total project expenditure by IRC to SV International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling 752817 SV-IRC programme part of Cameroon JR (incl. 8% ICR and incl. joint budget) Stichting Vluchteling (lead CAMJR) Stichting Vluchteling 708555 95% of committed budget IRC part of Cameroon JR (incl. 7% ICR) Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 745847 Programme & Joint Budget costs IRC part of the Cameroon JR (incl. 7% ICR) Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. NL-KVK-41149486-CAMJR-19.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in the Anglophone South-West and North-West regions of Cameroon Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling Including a two months No Cost Extension Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Kees Ton Programme Officer +31703468946 keeston@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl keeston@vluchteling.nl Northwest and Southwest administrative regions North West region and South West region 5.670869420070975 9.421435436233878 WASH interventions Food Security vouchers Protection (GBV & Child Protection) Health (SRH) interventions 2000000 2000000 Provisional amount from BGM to CAMJR lead Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling 600000 Contractual obligation of Stichting Vluchteling towards Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling Plan International Netherlands 592383 Contractual obligation of Stichting Vluchteling to CARE Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling CARE Netherlands 562764 First remittance on the basis of signed SSAA Stichting Vluchteling CARE Netherlands 570000 First remittance on the basis of signed SSAA Stichting Vluchteling Plan Netherlands International 2000000 Contractual obligation from BGM to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling 29396 final remittance, based on final expenditure report Stichting Vluchteling Plan Netherlands International 55661 Reimbursement CARE to SV, based on final expenditure report CARE Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 604 reimbursement PLAN to Stichting Vluchteling, based on final project expenditure Plan Netherlands International Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-BKF-19.3-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in the Northern region of Burkina Faso Plan International Netherlands International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Kees Ton Programme Manager +31620670175 keeston@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl keeston@vluchteling.nl Nord region, Loroum province 13.538563418634074 -2.2816405445337295 WASH 664844 430029 Specific Sub Award Agreement from Plan to SV Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 232641 COVID top up Addendum Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 6156 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total budget) 228945 First tranche of COVID top up (95%) Plan International Netherlands, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -BFJR, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 426047 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 404745 First tranche (95%) BF JR on the basis of signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 221009 First tranche (95%) COVID top up BF JR on the basis of signed Addendum Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 408527 First tranche of project grant (95%) Plan International Netherlands, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -BFJR, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 234815 COVID top up Specific Sub Award Agreement from Plan to SV Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 32934 third and final remittance to IRC, based on final financial report approval Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 27370 final (third) tranche from the Lead Agency PLAN to Stichting Vluchteling, after formal approval of MoFA to PLAN of 31 January 2022 Plan International Netherlands, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -BFJR, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-GLOB-19.5-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Considering that, in general, adolescents are a large overlooked group in humanitarian settings and in Ethiopia adolescent refugees constitute almost 19% of the total population in camps, innovative program models to meet the needs of unaccompanied and separated adolescents are of primary importance on the global stage. Utilizing cash and voucher assistance to provide sustainable support to this population will be evaluated in this piloted program model, drawing on the expertise of the International Rescue Committee in implementing these types of programs and Youth Development Labs’ experience in youth-centered program design models. Through this funding, guidance around safe, ethical CVA programs will be created, piloted, and shared with the global community. Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee, The Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Dorien Boxhoorn Senior Programme Officer +31641854285 dorienboxhoorn@vluchteling.nl http://www.vluchteling.nl Laan van Nieuw Oost-Indië 131, 2593 BM Den Haag, The Netherlands Sheder camp 9.69083 43.12444 599840 173976 first remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 594337 Grant agreement signed Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 154413 Second tranche of committed amount Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance Stichting Vluchteling 152995 Second payment to IRC for project phase 2 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee 195974 final remittance of Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief alliance (BGM) Stichting Vluchteling 73867 Withdrawal from Incoming Commitment from Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA to SV, based on the total final approved project expenditure. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance (DRA) 599840 Grant Agreement Signed Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance Stichting Vluchteling 175586 Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance Stichting Vluchteling 194177 final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to International Rescue Committee, based on final expenditure report Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 73189 Withdrawal of funds from Stichting Vluchteling to International Rescue Committee Inc. International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling 4487 1% ICR to SV, based on final total expenditure Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-YEM-20.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR6 is: Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict affected population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. 1. to increase access of conflict affected communities including IDPs to Minimum Health Service Package through support to health system and community resilience; 2. to improve acces to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services for vulnerable populations, including IDPs and the poorest and deprived segments in the society. IDPs and conflict affected communities CARE Nederland International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Ester van den Berg Programme Officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ Aden02 11.450863825719885 42.47314453125 812521 812521 Specific Sub Award Agreement for the Yemen Joint Response (2020) Care-SV CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 812521 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 252499 Second tranche in accordance with grant agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 804998 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 362249 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 40250 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 150000 First tranche, based on Pre Award Letter of January 9, 2020 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Number of children who received community based treatment for malaria, diarrhoea and/or acute respiratory infections CHWs and community midwives (CMs) will provide diarrea and/or acute respiratory infections for children in the targeted areas. Mental health consultations will be provided at the community level through Community Health Workers (CHWs) as well as via two Mobile Health Teams (MHTs). Primary health care consultations will be provided through two supported MHTs. In-patient services under this project are only provided through the supported EmONC center. Skilled health personnel will attend live births at the supported Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal Care (EmONC) center. NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-20.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Dutch NGOs Joint Humanitarian Response for North West Syria: Overall objective of the Joint Response in Syria is to contribute to the life-saving protection and assistance needs of internally displaced persons in Idleb and Aleppo Governorates JR partners are aiming for an integrated multi-sectoral response addressing immediate needs particularly in WASH, shelter/NFIs, health and protection, with provision of multipurpose cash to deliver outcomes where possible CARE Nederland International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Ester van den Berg Programme Officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ Idlib governorate 35.99578538642032 36.58447265625 550691 550691 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 7000 Additional payment not included in grant agreement but to cover for agreed overspenditure 34535 Includes an additional 7.000 EURO for the overspenditure of IP. This was not processed in the SSAA but agreed per e-mail 518312 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 27280 Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee inc. 523157 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 545592 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 394 cases of live births per month are attended by a skilled health personnel 280 inpatient cases are reported per month 700 IDP HHs (at 5 people per HH) will receive one-time cash transfer based on SMEB. 6,728 primary health care consultations per month (6,202 of which are newly visiting the hospital) NL-KVK-41149486-CAR-20.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Overall objective of the CAR JR 6 (2020) is to alleviate human suffering through the timely and high quality implementation of humanitarian response activities in the sub-prefectures of Nana Gribizi, Ouham Pende and Mbomou, through a multisectoral and inclusive approach Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling programmes department Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl janhabraken@vluchteling.nl prefecture Ouham Pende 6.839169626342808 16.171875 Prefecture Nana Gribizi 6.59185537365625 19.335937499999996 Reproductive Health Services Food Security and Livelihoods Protection 1121642 216000 Specific Sub Award Agreement CARJR 6, Cordaid - Stichting Vluchteling, Amendment No. 1 Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 214000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - IRC, Addendum Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 403764 third remittance in accordance with Addendum Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 214000 second remittance in accordance with Addendum Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 216000 Remittance Cordaid - Stichting Vluchteling in accordance with SSAA Amendment No 1. Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 905641 Full amount of Incoming commitment (100%) Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 10386 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1%) Stichting Vluchteling 897255 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 448628 First remittance of 50% in accordance with Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 905641 Specific Sub Award Agreement for the CAR Protracted Crisis Joint Response, CARJR 6 (2020) Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling IRC was able to reach 388 beneficiaries instead of 398 because the implementation sites were affected by insecurity situation during the period covering the months of July to October 2020. During the above stated period there was an occupation of armed groups in Bocaranga, Koui and Ngaoundaye forcing the population to flee their homes and could no longer visit the hospital. NL-KVK-41149486-DRC-20.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in Fizi territory, South Kivu province, DR Congo World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Kees Ton Programme Manager +31620670175 keeston@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl keeston@vluchteling.nl Fizi territory, South Kivu province -4.318804631740106 28.80703143775463 Protection 1095184 764909 Specific Sub Award Agreement from World Vision to SV World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 757827 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 726663 First tranche of project grant (95%) World Vision Netherlands, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response -DRCJR, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 330275 COVID top up Specific Sub Award Agreement from World Vision to SV World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vlucheling 313761 First tranche of COVID top up (95%) World Vision, lead agency of this DRA Joint Response - DRCJR, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 378914 First tranche (50%) DRC JR on the basis of signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 8897 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total budget, based on real expenditure) 79557 Reimbursement Incoming funds SV to World Vision Stichting Vluchteling World Vision 54252 Final disbursement SV to IRC based on final report Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 207948 Third tranche DRC JR on the basis of final report 2020 327217 COVID top up Addendum Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 310856 First tranche (95%) COVID top up DRC JR on the basis of signed Addendum Grant Agreement Stichting Vlucheling International Rescue Committee Inc. NL-KVK-41149486-LEB-20.1-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The main goal of the proposed project is to provide cash assistance, protection and shelter/WASH services to Lebanese, Syrian refugees and migrant workers impacted by the Beirut Blast. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Ester van den Berg Programme officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Beirut and Mount Lebanon Cash assistance, Shelter, WASH Protection 1346343 1200000 Grant agreement SV-Intersos Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 8000 Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 58264 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 540000 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 445000 First instalment after decision SHO Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 267000 Third installment after decision SHO Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 181343 Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 445000 Second installment after decision SHO Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 60000 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 1346343 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 375000 Second installment after signing grant agreement SV-Intersos Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 58264 Third tranche in accordance with grant agreement SV-INTERSOS Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 225000 First instalment after signing letter of intent SV-Intersos Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 88079 Indirect cost of Stichting Vluchteling (AKV), consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-LEB-20.2-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The overall Strategic Objectives of the Lebanon Joint Response is: Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need affected by the explosion of August 4th while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. Dorcas Aid International International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Ester van den Berg Programme officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Bourj Hammoud, Chiyah, Ain El Remmaneh, Medawar, Mar Mikael (Medawar district), Rmeil, Minet El Hosn, Nabaa (Bourj Hammoud district) 481931 47744 the International Rescue Committee inc. 433722 Dorcas Aid International Stichting Vluchteling 477451 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 429707 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 481931 Specific Sub Award Agreement for the Lebanon Joint Response (2020) Dorcas-SV Dorcas Aid International Stichting Vluchteling Number of people benefitting from unconditional and unrestricted cash Number of people provided with resources to protect and start rebuilding livelihood assets NL-KVK-41149486-CAR-21.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Overall objective of the CAR JR 7 (2021) is to alleviate human suffering through the timely and high quality implementation of humanitarian response activities in the sub-prefectures of Nana Gribizi, Ouham Pende and Mbomou, through a multisectoral and inclusive approach Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Prefecture Ouham Pende 6.839169626342808 16.171875 Prefecture Nana Gribizi 6.59185537365625 19.335937499999996 Reproductive health services Food Security & Livelihoods Protection 888240 250000 First remittance, in accordance with signed Pre Award Letter of 5 January 2021 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 880016 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Commitee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 888240 Specific Sub Award Agreement CARJR 7 Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 843828 Specific Sub Award Agreement CARJR 7, First tranche, = 95% of Incoming commitment Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 190008 second remittance, after receipt of the co-signed Grant Agreement of 13 April 2021 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 396007 Third remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to the International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee inc. 44001 final instalment from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, after formal approval by the Lead Agency, Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 44412 final tranche Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling after Slotbeschikking MoFA Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling number of health facilities NL-KVK-41149486-YEM-21.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The overall Strategic Objectives of YJR7 is: Provide multi-sectoral and integrated life-saving humanitarian support to people in need, prioritising the most vulnerable, and facilitate early recovery and resilience of conflict affected population in Yemen, while ensuring that all activities promote equitable access to assistance for women, girls, boys, and men. 1. to increase access of conflict affected communities including IDPs to Minimum Health Service Package through support to health system and community resilience; 2. to improve acces to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health services for vulnerable populations, including IDPs and the poorest and deprived segments in the society. IDPs and conflict affected communities Stichting Vluchteling CARE Nederland The International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Ester van den Berg Project Officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl Yemen Aden 12.800000 45.033333 813334 805803 Grant agreement SV-IRC as dated 6 March, 2021 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 813334 100% of the Project Grant for phase 2 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 813334 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 250000 First tranche in accordance with grant agreement SV-IRC after pre-award letter Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 152901 Second tranche in accordance with grant agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 362611 Third tranche in accordance with Grant agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 40291 7531 Mental health consultations and psychosocial support are provided by health workers trained on MHGAP in the MHTs and Community Health workers trained on MHGAP Community Health in the community CHWs who are trained on ICCM will identify and treat cases of diarhea and acute respiratory infections in the target communities. Primary health care consultations will be provided through three supported MHTs. The IRC will provide clinical care for GBV survivors services in the CEmONC center and will report on the percentage of survivors receiving assistance in less than 72 hours after the incident. 1 case was admitted and received care within 72 hours In-patient services under this project are provided through Al Bureiqa CEmONC center that admits and treats complicated emergency obstetric cases One CEmONC center and Community midwives working in 3 health facilities and the community as well as midwives in the MHTs assist deliveries in their respective health facilities and communties As the IRC is unable to predict the number of outbreaks that will occur, we will report on the percentage of outbreak alerts responded to. IRC closely monitors the trend of communicable diseases in target location through health facility data, CHVs report and reports from the MoPHP and Yemen Health Cluster. NL-KVK-41149486-DRC-21.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Objective: Provide life-saving assistance to vulnerable conflict affected IDP's and host communities in Fizi territory, South Kivu province, DR Congo World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling Programs Department Kees Ton Program Officer +31620670175 keeston@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl keeston@vluchteling.nl Fizi territory, South Kivu province Protection 779046 779046 Specific Sub Award Agreement from World Vision to SV World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 771833 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 250000 First payment based on signed Pre-Award Letter Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 7213 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total budget) 38592 Final disbursement SV-IRC based on approved final report Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 721241 First tranche of project grant (92,58%) World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 135917 Second payment based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 57805 Final tranche incoming funds World Vision to SV World Vision Stichting Vluchteling 347324 3rd tranche based on approved mid-term report and burn rate of 58% per end of September Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. NL-KVK-41149486-ETH-20.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Multi-Purpose Cash and Health Services for communities affected by COVID-19 in Wenago and Yirgachefe woredas in Ethiopia (ECJR). Objective 1: Increased access to temporary income for most vulnerable groups in Yirgachefe woreda SOS Children's Villages The Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Project team Dorien Boxhoorn Regional Programme officer, East Africa +31641854285 dorienboxhoorn@vluchteling.nl Gedeo Zone, SNMPR Gedeo Zone, SNMPR 52.89896238858776 79.62890625 COVID-19 463490 440316 First tranche of project grant (95%), in accordance with SSAA SOS Children's Villages the Netherland - Stichting Vluchteling SOS Children's Villages the Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 413278 First remittance of 90% of total budget in accordance with Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - the International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 463490 Specific Sub Award Agreement ETH ACM Covid JR, SOS Children's Villages the Netherlands - Stichting Vluchteling SOS Children's Villages the Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 459198 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee inc. Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 42538 final instalment to IRC, based on total expenses Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 3382 withdrawal from outgoing commitment from SV to IRC, based on the final total project expenditure of € 455.816. International Rescue Committee inc. Stichting Vluchteling 19760 Final tranche from SOS Childrens' Villages to Stichting Vluchteling, based on total grant expenditure SOS Childrens' Villages the Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 4260 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total ICR expenditur) Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-BGD-21.2-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Improved access of target beneficiaries to COVID-19 preventive measures and vaccination Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes & Advocacy Department Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Cox's Bazar district 327552 15306 Second and final tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement SV - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 21429 Indirect Cost of Stichting Vluchteling (AKV) consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 327552 Commitment SHO - SV Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 327552 Remittance SHO - SV Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 306123 Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. 290817 Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. 4807 male 18+, including 542 Persons With a Disability 11464 female 18+ including 645 Persons With a Disability 572978 male 18+ vaccinated, including 11787 Persons With a Disability 566413 female 18+ vaccinated, including 10130 Persons With a Disability 3 female vaccinators and 3 male vaccinators 22.760 male 18+ reached, including 124 Persons With a Disability 25689 female 18+ reached, including 100 Persons With a Disability NL-KVK-41149486-YEM-21.3-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project will contribute to the roll-out of COVAX initiative in 5 districts (Al-Maqatira, Al-Milah, Al-Mudaraba wa Al-Ara, Radfan, Tuban) in Lahj governorate, South Yemen. The project is concentrating on two pillars: 1. Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) and Information, Education and Communication (IEC) activities; 2. Direct administration of vaccines to priority target groups Main goal/purpose: To contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality due to COVID-19 infection in targeted locations Objective: Increase COVID-19 immunization in in targeted locations Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Programmes & Advocacy Department Samantha Melis Programme Officer +31703468946 samanthamelis@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl South Yemen Al-Maqatira, Al-Milah, Al-Mudaraba wa Al-Ara, Radfan, Tuban Lahj governorate, South Yemen 321000 21000 Indirect cost of Stichting Vluchteling (AKV), consisting of 7% of the total budget 321000 Commitment SHO-SV Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 321000 Remittance SHO - SV Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 300000 INTERSOS Onlus 270000 NL-KVK-41149486-NGR-21.4-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Improved access of target beneficiaries to COVID-19 vaccination Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Kees Ton Program Officer +31620670175 keeston@vluchteling.nl Borno State 55.60152349551484 -8.507811427116394 327420 290700 Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus 327420 Commitment SHO - SV Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 327420 Remittance SHO - SV Stichting SHO - Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 306000 Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus 21420 Indirect cost of Stichting Vluchteling (AKV), consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 15300 second remittance to IRC based on final expenditure report Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus NL-KVK-41149486-SOM-22.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Multi-Purpose Cash, water trucking and rehabilitation of boreholes for vulnerable IDPs and host communities affected by severe drought in Bari Region, Qardho district Oxfam Novib International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Renée van Hoof Programme Officer +31703468946 reneevanhoof@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Bari Region, Qardho district Bari Region, Qardho district 12.045588651833345 55.85449218749999 WASH Multi Purpose Cash Support 479833 201648 Second remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, in accordance with the Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 4414 1% ICR for SV 250000 First allocation in attendance of the drafting of the final agreement between SV and IRC for this project, based on Pre Award Letter (PAL) of 27 January 2022 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 475418 Grant Agreement between SV and IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 479833 Sub Grant Agreement for the Somalia Drought Joint Response 2022 (SOM Drought JR) Oxfam Novib Stichting Vluchteling 479833 Oxfam Novib Stichting Vluchteling 23770 Final remittance upon approval reports Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. • Beneficiary mobilization, selection, registration & baseline data collection. • Provide 500 HH with 3 monthly rounds of MPC ($105/month). • Conduct 1 Post-distribution monitoring 2 weeks after the 1st month transfer is released. • Conduct endline survey 3 weeks after the last distribution is done. • Conduct activity close-out meeting at the end of the intervention. Provide 400 vulnerable HHs with basic hygiene supplies via a cash/voucher modality (community preference will be determined through an assessment) • Water supply to 6000 individuals (1000HH) through two-month water trucking using a voucher system. • Chlorination of water and monitor water quality and quantity. • Rehabilitation/upgrading of 3 existing boreholes for 15000 individuals (2500HH) through hybrid solar system. • Procure and install 30 water storage bladders (9.000 ltr/unit). • Train 3 water management committtees ( each comprising 7 members) where atleast 50% are female • Establish an appropriate and affordable water collection fees in collabration with community leadership • provide basic maintenance tool. • Conduct 3 hygiene promotion campaigns on hand washing, safe water management and latrine use targeting 6000 individuals (1000HH) • Conduct jerry-can cleaning campaigns to promote safe water collection and storage and reduce water contamination. • Produce and distribute IEC materials • Train 15 hygiene promoters ( in which 50% are female NL-KVK-41149486-ETH-21.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Immediate lifesaving protection and Multi-Purpose Cash intervention to IDPs and host communities in Tigray Region, Shire and Mai-Tsebri town, North Western Zone Cordaid The International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling Tigray Region, North West Zone 14.738584020590794 37.99072265625 Multi-purpose cash Protection 480938 488573 456934 First tranche according to Specific Sub Award Agreement ETJR, = 95% of Incoming commitment Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 428877 First remittance (90% of total budget), in accordance with grant agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 488573 SSAA from Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling of 5 February 2021 Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 37346 Refund IRC to SV after underspending International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling 62504 Reimbursement SV to Cordaid after underspending Stichting Vluchteling Cordaid 8100 ICR 1% for Stichting Vluchteling, based on total expenditure of € 874.827 Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 476530 Grant agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 250000 Second transfer, based on Approval top up Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 233297 Third transfer, based on signed Addendum top up Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 484049 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 488573 Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 480983 Specific Sub Award Agreement ETJR Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-YEM-22.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Under the 2022 YJR, the IRC will build on the achievements of the previous years in provision of lifesaving health services through health facilities (HFs), in rural areas through Mobile Health Teams (MHTs), and at community levels through Community Health Workers (CHWs) in Aden and Lahj governorates. The program approach will be similar to the previous YJR project, with increased emphasis on building up community-based approaches to build local resilience through improved community knowledge and awareness of diagnosis, treatment and referral. 1. Support the Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care (CEmONC) center in Al Bureiqah district, Aden Governorate 2. Provision of basic package of health services through two Mobile Health Teams (MHTs) 3. Provision of community-based primary health services CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Ester van den Berg Programme officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ Aden 12.800000 45.033333 Lahj 13.216204 44.728065 Health 1847516 915416 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 16997 136189 CARE Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 812447 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 795911 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 1847516 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 1830519 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 676546 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 250000 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Mental health consultations and psychosocial support are provided by health workers trained on MHGAP in the MHTs and Community Health workers trained on MHGAP Community Health in the community. Mental health consultations and psychosocial support are provided by health workers trained on MHGAP in the MHTs and Community Health workers trained on MHGAP Community Health in the community. One CEmONC center and Community midwives working in 3 health facilities and the community as well as midwives in the MHTs assist deliveries in their respective health facilities and communties One CEmONC center and Community midwives working in 3 health facilities and the community as well as midwives in the MHTs assist deliveries in their respective health facilities and communties Primary health care consultations will be provided through two supported MHTs. Primary health care consultations will be provided through two supported MHTs. In-patient services under this project are provided through Al Bureiqah CEmONC center that admits and treats emergency obstetric cases In-patient services under this project are provided through Al Bureiqah CEmONC center that admits and treats emergency obstetric cases CHWs who are trained on ICCM will identify and treat cases of diarhea and acute respiratory infections in the target communities. CHWs who are trained on ICCM will identify and treat cases of diarhea and acute respiratory infections in the target communities. The IRC will provide clinical care for GBV survivors services in the CEmONC center and will report the number of survivors receiving assistance in less than 72 hours after the incident. The IRC will provide clinical care for GBV survivors services in the CEmONC center and will report the number of survivors receiving assistance in less than 72 hours after the incident. The IRC will conduct accountability activities during the project implementation and close-out stage. Accountability activities will include complaints and feedback tracking, accountability surveys, and M&E assessments. The target is set based on the number of people participating in the project surveys and those using complaints and feedback mechanisms. The IRC will conduct accountability activities during the project implementation and close-out stage. Accountability activities will include complaints and feedback tracking, accountability surveys, and M&E assessments. The target is set based on the number of people participating in the project surveys and those using complaints and feedback mechanisms. Minor rehabilitation for AL Bureiqah CEmONC Minor rehabilitation for AL Bureiqah CEmONC NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-5-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Main goal: Provision of material assistance (NFIs and Hygiene Kits) and health support to the IDP in Vinnitsya and Poltava Oblasts (and other areas based on identified emergency needs), through integrated protection approach Objectives: Approx 4000 HH within 40 transit/collective shelters as part of the conflict-affected displaced populations and the vulnerable host community in Vinnitsya and Poltava Oblasts, have access to integrated essential material assistance and health services Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Programs and Advocacy Samantha Melis Program Officer +31703468946 samanthamelis@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl WASH 1070000 1070000 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 200000 first remittance to INTERSOS, based on Letter of Intent Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 300000 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 400000 third instalment, based on Grant Agreement and financial report Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 1000000 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Distribution of NFI to collective and transit shelters (as per identified needs of shelters) Distribution of NFI at HH level (“in transit standard kit for HH” and “kit for special need people” as per NFI Cluster national standards and guidelines) Distribution of HKs at HH level (“in transit HKs for HH” and “HKs for special need people” as per WASH Cluster national standards and guidelines) Rapid Response Mechanism to intervene in the most in need identified areas Donations of medications and medical supplies to health department, to improve access to medications and supplies in secondary health care Health departments receive a donation of medications and medical supplies as per their request 40 shelters (10 in Vinnytsia municipality+10 in Vinnytsia oblast, 10 in Poltava municipality + 10 in Poltava oblast) and 2 health point in Poltava railway station receive the donation of first aid material+ over the counter meds Access to PHC and secondary healthcare is improved in different municipalities and Oblasts via donations of PHC medications to health departments as well as reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses for PHC prescription generic medications as well as transport to reach secondary health care facilities as prescribed by a GP NL-KVK-41149486-BKF-21-4-DRA Stichting Vluchteling WASH - to reduce children under 5 exposure to diseases HEALTH - for children to receive prompt, appropriate and effective health care Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling Programs and Advocacy Kees Ton Program Officer +31703468946 keeston@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl WASH Health 525000 525000 Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 520139 Stichting Vluchteling IRC 367500 Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 131250 Plan International Netherlands 494132 Stichting Vluchteling IRC 26007 Second disbursement IRC on the basis of approved final report Stichting Vluchteling IRC 4861 Indirect Cost Recovery Stichting Vluchteling (1% of total budget) NL-KVK-41149486-PAK-22-1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The Pakistan Flood response includes the provision of multipurpose cash assistance and primary health care services to 23.170 beneficiaries CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes and Advocacy Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl https://vluchteling.nl Khyber Pakhtunkwa Province: Charsadda and Dera Ismail Khan districts Multipurpose Cash Assistance 480435 480435 total funding transferred to Stichting Vluchteling by CARE Nederland CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 476015 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 452214 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 480435 total funding committed to Stichting Vluchteling by CARE Nederland CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling Hire, train and deploy Mobile teams in 32 camps - Conduct mobile units Health Campaigns through mobile health teams - Provision of lifesaving medicine and essential medical equipment and supplies Hiring and training of community health workers on ICCM, Protection mainstreaming (health sector checklist) - Screening and community based treatment of 4.000 children under 5 according to Integrated Community Case Management (ICCM) guidelines and principles - Provision of long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLIN), diarrheal disease kits, and acute respiratory kits - Community based session on precautions, prevention and treatment of malaria, diarrhoea and/or acute respiratory infections Establish and train community committees for the initial identification of 9.100 cash beneficiaries (1.400 HH - 6,5 ind/HH) according to predefined vulnerability criteria - Verification of cash beneficiaries - Transfer cash through HBL Konnect - Conduct the Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM) NL-KVK-41149486-GLOB-21-4-DRA Stichting Vluchteling DRA innovation Fund (readiness to) scale project. Dioptra is an intuitive web-based tool that helps humanitarian staff quickly and rigorously analyse the cost-efficiency of their program activities through the smart use of financial data, and compares results to benchmarks to identify adaptations that could improve the reach and impact of life-saving programs. Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance The International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling Save the Children Netherlands Nigeria is very much a country where Dioptra as efficiency analysis tool has been tested. Dioptra: Efficiency Analysis tool 191548 224048 32500 Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA (BGM) Stichting Vluchteling 191552 Innovation Project Grant Agreement from BGM (DRA) to Stichting Vluchteling, DIOPTRA Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA (BGM) Stichting Vluchteling 191552 Transfer of Incoming commitment by BGM to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA (BGM) Stichting Vluchteling 32500 transfer of top-up funding by BGM to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA (BGM) Stichting Vluchteling 147079 Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee 65734 Addendum to the original Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and Save the Children Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling Save the Children Netherlands 130083 first tranche Stichting Vluchteling to the International Rescue Committee (IRC) in accordance with Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee 9642 Second tranche from Stichting Vluchteling to the International Rescue Committee (IRC), based on Addendum to the Grant Agreement between SV and IRC Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee 41496 first tranche from Stichting Vluchteling to Save the Children Netherlands, based on original Grant Agreement between SV and StC Stichting Vluchteling Save the Children Netherlands 20951 Second tranche from Stichting Vluchteling to Save the Children Netherlands, based on the Addendum to the Grant Agreement between SV and StC Stichting Vluchteling Save the Children Netherlands NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-17.3-ARC Stichting Vluchteling 1.Langere termijn outcome betreft het creëren van inkomensgenererende en werkgelegenheids mogelijkheden ter voorkoming van het (opnieuw) uitbreken van conflicten, instabiliteit en irreguliere migratie. Norwegian Refugee Council Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Programmes Department Jan Habraken Programme Officer +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Badghis province farmer field schools, farmer producer association, marketing of agricultural products, vocational training and tool kits distribution 2086914 2086914 Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 2086914 Project Consortium Agreement NRC-DACAAR-SV Norwegian Refugee Council Stichting Vluchteling 431427 first instalment NRC - SV Norwegian Refugee Council Stichting Vluchteling 410798 Second instalment NRC - SV Norwegian Refugee Council Stichting Vluchteling 371981 third instalment NRC - SV Norwegian Refugee Council Stichting Vluchteling 450019 fourth instalment NRC - SV Norwegian Refugee Council Stichting Vluchteling 40245 sixth and final instalment NRC - SV Norwegian Refugee Council Stichting Vluchteling 106815 fifth instalment NRC - SV Norwegian Refugee Council Stichting Vluchteling 150000 pre-award payment Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 281428 second instalment SV - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 441522 third instalment SV - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 454461 fourth instalment SV - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 417519 fifth instalment SV - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 231295 sixth and final instalment SV - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-4-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Provision of the direct support to health care facilities, medical staff, NGOs and physicians in Ukraine with medication and medical equipment. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Benoit de Gryse Head of Programmes +31703468946 benoitdegryse@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ Bucha Kyiv Dnipro Zaporizhzhia Kherson Delivery of medication and medical supplies 642000 642000 Allocation of Giro555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 450000 Stichting Vluchteling MoU with Stichting Artsenhulp. Artsenhulp will become the part of SV starting 01 January 2023 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 150000 Stichting Vluchteling MoU with Stichting Artsenhulp. Stichting Artsenhulp will become a part of SV starting from 01 January 2023 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 225000 First Remittance to Stichting Artsenhulp Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 225000 Second Remittance to Stichting Artsenhulp Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling (to Stichting Artsenhulb who will become part of SV starting from 1 January 2023) 150000 Third Remittance to Stichting Artsenhulp Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling (to Stichting Artsenhulp who will become a part of SV starting from 1 January 2023) Number of trucks delivered until September NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00142-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The main goal/purpose of the project is to meet the needs of earthquake victim families in Hatay earthquake zone for summer clothes and cleaning materials for washing clothes (detergent, soap, bleach). Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Mavi Kalem Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Hatay Distribution of Summer clothing and Hygiene items 43698 43698 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 -SHO Stichting Vluchteling 40839 Grant agreement SV-Mavi Kalem Stichting Vluchteling Mavi Kalem 2859 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 4023 Final disbursement SV to Mavi Kalem Stichting Vluchteling Mavi Kalem 36755 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Mavi Kalem Stichting Vluchteling Mavi Kalem NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00141-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The purpose of this project is to reduce heightened child protection risks for children affected by the earthquake in North-West Syria, focusing on the most vulnerable groups, including unaccompanied and separated children, abandoned infants and children at risk. These grave child protection risks include child organ trafficking, child labor, early child marriage, military recruitment, and family separation. As part of its goal to address these risks, Child Houses will conduct the following activities: 1) comprehensive case management and child protection services (including emergency short-term shelter, family tracing (FTR) and alternative care) and 2) provide emergency cash assistance (ECA) as an in-kind donation to most vulnerable cases identified. The requested SV contribution will directly fund activity 2: provide emergency cash assistance (ECA) as an in-kind donation to 100 most vulnerable cases. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Idlib in-kind cash support 74958 4903 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 3502 Last instalment after receipt and approval final reporting Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses 74958 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 SHO Stichting Vluchteling 66553 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses 70055 Outgoing commitment as per Grant agreement SV-Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses NL-KVK-41149486-SOM-22-3-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Integrated health, nutrition and Multi-Purpose Cash intervention, to decrease mortality and morbidity and to improve wellbeing of vulnerable households in rural Baidoa and Burhakaba districs and newly arrived IDPs in Baidoa. World Vision NL International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Renée van Hoof Programme Officer reneevanhoof@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Bay region, Baidoa and Burhakaba districts Bay region, Baidoa and Burhakaba districts Food Security & Livelihoods WASH, MPCA 610530 604913 Grant Agreement between SV and IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 574667 First remittance based on signed copy of Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 610530 Sub Grant Agreement for the Somalia Drought Joint Response 2022 (SOM Drought JR) World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling 610530 total funding transferred to Stichting Vluchteling by World Vision NL World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling 5617 1% ICR for SV Uncondtitional and unrestricted cash - Conduct community mobilization, beneficiary registration and baseline data collection- Provide three months MPC valued at $120/month for a total of 470 households - Conduct Post Distribution Monitoring and endline surveys Treatment under 5 nutrition - Provide primary caregivers of children younger than 23 months with behavior-changing communication regarding optimal Martenal Infant Young Child (MIYC) feeding practices. - Provide sanitation, hygiene promotion, GBV prevention- Refer caretakers of children with acute malnourished children to MPC activities - Screen and enroll children with SAM into the Outpatient Therapeutic feeding program (OTP) - Screen and enroll children with MAM into the Targeted Supplementary Feeding Program (TSFP).- Refer SAM children with complications to stabilization units.- Refer malnourished PLWs for supplementary feeding. - Support the Community Health Workers (CHWs) to conduct community screening, detection, and referrals of children and PLW with malnutrition." Primary Health - Conduct consultations including Newborn and childhood illnesses - Conduct Disease Surveillance and Outbreak reporting - Provide the Minimum Initial Service Package for SHR in crisis situations including, Antenatal Care, Postnatal Care, treatment of sexually transmitted infections, safe deliveries, Family Planning, and referral of SGBV cases to the IRC Protection team. - Support the Community health workers to Conduct community-level MUAC Screening/community referrals of children for treatment and management of childhood illnesses such as respiratory tract infections and acute gastroenteritis. Health infrastructure rehabilitation 1.1. Upgrade basic infrastructure in Howlwadaag Health Center NL-KVK-41149486-SOM-223-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Multi Purpose Cash assistance, Health and nutrition services to vulnerable drought-affected host and IDP-household in Bay Region, Somalia World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Renée van Hoof Program Officer 0031703468946 reneevanhoof@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ Health Nutrition Multi-purpose cash assistance 610530 610530 Commitment of World Vision to Stichting Vlucheling, in accordance with Sub-Grant Agreement (SGA) of 6 October 2022 World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 610530 Funds transferred from World Vision NL to Stichting Vluchteling World Vision Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 604913 Grant Agreement from Stichting Vluchteling for the International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. 574667 First remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to the International Rescue Committee, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee inc. NL-KVK-41149486-LIB-23-ACJR-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Acute Emergency Response to flood affected populations in NE Libya (Health, Protection, WASH, Shelter & NFIs, MPCA) Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance Stichting Vluchteling CARE Nederland Cordaid Terre des Hommes Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Ester van den Berg Programme officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ 2000000 2000000 Incoming Commitment DRA - SV Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling 2000000 Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling 478695 First tranche which is equal to 100% of the total of the budget of the Member for the Acute Crisis Joint Response Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Cordaid 478695 First tranche which is equal to 100% of the total of the budget of the Member for the Acute Crisis Joint Response Stichting Vluchteling Care Nederland 478695 First tranche which is equal to 100% of the total of the budget of the Member for the Acute Crisis Joint Response Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Terre des Hommes Nederland 478695 First tranche which is equal to 100% of the total of the budget of the Member for the Acute Crisis Joint Response Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Terre des Hommes Nederland 478695 First tranche which is equal to 100% of the total of the budget of the Member for the Acute Crisis Joint Response Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Cordaid 478695 First tranche which is equal to 100% of the total of the budget of the Member for the Acute Crisis Joint Response Stichting Vluchteling Care Nederland 1900000 The Foundation DRA will transfer the first tranche of the JR Grant of €1.900.000 which is equal to 95% of the JR Grant Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-NLD-20-1-BZ Stichting Vluchteling KUNO (Kennis Uitwisseling over Noodhulp - Dutch for: Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange) brings together available humanitarian knowledge in the Netherlands from practitioners, academics and policy-makers, and connects the Dutch humanitarian field to knowledge outside the Netherlands and outside the humanitarian sector. The aim of KUNO is to strengthen humanitarian action and Dutch humanitarian thought leadership by stimulating learning, reflection and debate. In this way, KUNO contributes to new policy, new practices, and new research that will result in more efficient and effective humanitarian practices. Target groups already reflected in the members and donors of KUNO are: Practitioners from NGOs; Academics from universities or knowledge institutes; Policy makers from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Other target groups, not (yet) reflected in the membership or the donors, but also relevant for the knowledge platform, are corporate and private actors, and the diaspora representatives. Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Member organizations of Dutch Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling KUNO - Platform for Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange Peter Heintze Coordinator KUNO +31622211225 peter.heintze@kuno-platform.nl https://www.kuno-platform.nl KUNO facilitates learning and reflection for humanitarian professionals. 173000 179000 184000 190000 88200 Ministry of Foreign Affairs - The Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 81120 Members of Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid (KUNO) Members of Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid (KUNO) Stichting Vluchteling 219982 82400 Ministry of Foreign Affairs - The Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 85700 Ministry of Foreign Affairs - The Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 171034 207374 336300 Subsidy Agreement from Dutch MFA to Stichting Vluchteling for the period 2020 to 2023, related to Platform for Humanitarian Knowledge Exchange (KUNO) Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Stichting Vluchteling 76440 Members Knowledge Center on Humanitarian Aid (KUNO) Members of Knowledge Center on Humanitarian Aid Stichting Vluchteling 87403 Members of Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid (KUNO) Members of Knowledge Centre on Humanitarian Aid (KUNO) Stichting Vluchteling 74160 Members of Knowledge Center on Humanitarian Aid (KUNO) Members of Knowledge Center on Humanitarian Aid (KUNO) Stichting Vluchteling 146735 KUNO Knowledge Platform 80000 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling Project Plan KUNO 2020-2023 Meeting (co) organized by KUNO for learning and reflection. Total number of participants to the KUNO meetings Social Media activities supporting learning and the dissemination of knowledge Number of unique visitors per month (on average) Total number of downloads of podcasts and views op videos (produced by KUNO) % of members of KUNO that indicate that KUNO organized relevant meetings. % of members that indicate that KUNO contributed to new policies or new ways of working. % of participants to KUNO courses that indicate the training offered new and relevant knowledge and inspired to new policies. % of participants to KUNO courses that that indicate that the training will contributor yo new ways of working or new policies. NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-22.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The primary focus of the AFJR 2022-2023 is on improving both immediate and longer term Food Security and Agriculture (FSA), WASH and Health in the 3 provinces. MPC has been included to address multi-sectoral and sudden, immediate needs of people affected by natural and man-made disasters Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Dorien Boxhoorn Programme Officer +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl https://vluchteling.nl Kandahar province 31.61332 65.71013 918595 972788 454115 transfer of fourth remittance Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 147151 Subgrant Agreement Amendment 1 for AFJR 2022-2023, related to the approved top-up funding Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 54193 Second tranche of Incoming Commitment for the implementation of AFJR in 2022 Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 145907 Amendment to Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling and Intersos Onlus for AFJR 2022-2023 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 53694 third tranche for implementation of the AFJR 2022-2023 in 2022 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 1859233 Sub-Grant Agreement from Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling for the AFJR 2022-2023 Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 918595 First tranche of Incoming Commitment, for AFJR implementation in 2022 Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 1842018 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - INTERSOS Onlus for AFJR 2022-2023 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 250000 first remittance, based on Pre Award Letter of 11 January 2022 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 660090 Second remittance for AFJR 2022, based on Grant Agreement of 6 April 2022 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus NL-KVK-41149486-ETH-22.1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Rehabilitation of water schemes, water trucking, WASH NFIs, WASH facilities and unconditional cash transfers for conflict and drought affected IDPs and host community in Oromia Region, Ethiopia SOS Children's Villages The Netherlands International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Renée van Hoof Programme Officer +31703468946 reneevanhoof@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ info@vluchteling.nl East Hararghe zone, Fedis woreda WASH Multi Purpose Cash (MPC) 1090304 89112 Third transfer on the basis of signed Addendum Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 119306 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 120319 Top up ETH PC JR SOS Children's Villages the Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 741161 Second payment on the basis of Signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee Inc. 250000 First payment, based on Pre-Award Letter of 29 December 2021 Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. 87703 First top-up, 2022 SOS Childrens Village Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 128101 Top up 2023 SOS Childrens Village Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 1587403 Sub Grant Agreement from SOS Childrens Village to Stichting Vluchteling for the ETH JR 2022-2023 SOS Children's Villages the Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 1572705 Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and IRC for the ETH PC JR 2022-2023 Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee Inc. 1000424 First disbursment SOS Childrens Village Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling WSH-I1: Number of people having regular access to soap to meet hygienic needs Number of people having regular access to soap to meet hygienic needs NL-KVK-41149486-SUD-23-00179-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The project will provide integrated health (PHC; training of CHVs; rehabilitation of HFs) and WASH (rehabilitation of water supplies; hygiene promotion; hygiene kits) services to allow IDPs and local communities of Wad Madani (Al Jazeerah State) to survive recover and regain control of their lives. Plan International Netherlands International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Renée van Hoof Programme Officer reneevanhoof@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Wad Madani within Al Jazeerah State 14.393082 33.539208 WASH Health 484130 484130 Sub Grant Agreement for the Sudan Acute Crisis Joint Response 2023 (SDN ACM) Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 2807 1% ICR for SV 481323 Grant Agreement between SV and IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 457257 First remittance based on signed copy of Grant Agreement SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 484130 Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling Number of people having regular access to soap to meet hygienic needs Conduct community mobilization and beneficiary registration; Procure, package and distribute hygiene kits and MHM kits and Conduct post-distribution monitoring (PDM) Water Supply Meet with the community to identify the hand pumps to be repaired and select the hand pumps mechanics to be trained; Procure the hand pumps' spare parts and tool kits and repair selected hand pumps Number of health facilities rehabilitated - Conduct needs assessment; - rehabilitation of two health facilities Number of primary health care consultations Deploy key medical cadres to supported health facilities to deliver health services, train healthcare workers on management of communicable diseases, mental health, maternal and child health, drug management and clinical management of rape. Procure and distribute essential drugs and medical supplies as well as supplies for infection prevention and control Number of children who received community based treatment for malaria, diarrhoea and/or acute respiratory infections - Identify and train community health volunteers to deliver integrated community case management for malaria, pneumonia and diarrhea. - Conduct health awareness and sensitization in the community and referral of cases to the health facilities. Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme - Health: 8 Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) and 4 Community Midwives (CMWs) will be recruited and trained. - WASH: The 15 WASH CHVs will recruited and trained to conduct hygiene promotion and awareness raising activities; 6 hand pump mechanics from the community will be recruited and trained. % of budget that went to national and local actors Number of national and local actors supported with capacity strengthening Provide training to CAFA on WASH package and trainings to hand pump mechanics and Water User Committees. CAFA staff, if interest, can participate in any training IRC provides to the PHCCs (e.g. training on iCCM, drug management, CMR, PFA, etc.). Number of people reached with hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities - Identify and train CHVs on hygiene promotion and WASH; - CHVs Conduct hygiene awareness raising through house to house visits, FGD and awareness campaigns NL-KVK-41149486-CHA-24-ACJR-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Dutch NGO’s Joint Humanitarian Response in Eastern Chad to respond to the influx of Sudanese refugees Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance CARE Nederland Oxfam Novib SOS Children's Villages The Netherlands TEAR fund Nederland World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling, Lead organisation Kees Ton Program Officer keeston@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl 3000000 480587 Stichting Vluchteling CARE Nederland 3000000 Grant agreement SV-DRA 480587 SV-SOS SSAA Stichting Vluchteling SOS Children's Villages the Netherlands 480587 SSAA SV-Tearfund Stichting Vluchteling Tear Fund Nederland 480587 SSAA SV-Worldvision Stichting Vluchteling World Vision NL 2850000 First installment 456588 456588 First installment, 95% 456588 first installment, 95% 456588 First installment, 95% 456588 480587 SV-Oxfam SSAA Stichting Vluchteling Oxfam Novib NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-24-00325-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The objectives of the project are; To increase the awareness and knowledge of Syrian women with temporary protection status affected by the earthquake in Adıyaman province about sexual reproductive health and to support them with sexual health kits. Providing psychosocial support to Syrian women with temporary protection status affected by the earthquake in Adıyaman province. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Josephine Groenendaal Program Officer +31627193307 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Adiyaman Providing Sexual Health and Psycho-Social training to Syrians under Temporary Protection Women Affected by Earthquake in Adıyaman 39500 35550 First instalment after signing Grant Agreement SV-Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) (90%) Stichting Vluchteling Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) 42265 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 39500 Grant agreement SV-Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) Stichting Vluchteling Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) 2765 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 3359 Final installment after signing Grant Agreement SV-Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) (10%) with reduction of 591 underspent Stichting Vluchteling Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00240-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The overall objective of this project is to address immediate, multi-sectorial winterization needs of earthquake-affected vulnerable populations in Adiyaman, Turkiye. STL will provide winterization assistance using multi-purpose cash assistance (MPCA) methodology to 400 HHs (2,400 persons) in approximately 11 container or informal sites in city centre, Çelikhan, Gölbaşı, Besni ve Tut districts and villages of Adiyaman province, in earthquake-affected Southeast Turkiye. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Support to life Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Adiyaman Multipurpose cash assistance for the purpose of winterization 371678 104209 Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life 24315 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 347363 Grant agreement SV-STL Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life 371678 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 225786 First instalment after signing Grant Agreement SV-STL (65%) Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life 15972 Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00234-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Main Goal: Contribute to increase the resilience of the earthquake-affected population in Turkiye to extreme winter weather. Objectives: Improve access to variety of winterization assistance among the earthquake-affected population in Hatay province to enhanced protection of cold weather. Results: 300 HH of the earthquake-affected population in Hatay province/ Altinozu district, receive good quality heater and 300 kg of pyrene fuel per household along with Bim cards one-off. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Hatay Vouchers and heating for winterization 61046 61046 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 57053 Grant agreement SV-INSAN Charity Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life 3993 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 48495 First instalment after signing Grant Agreement SV-INSAN Charity (85%) Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life 8226 Final instalment after receipt and approval final report Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life 332 reimbursement based on underspent amount as dated February 2024 INSAN Charity Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00230-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The objectives of the project are; To increase the awareness and knowledge of Syrian women with temporary protection status affected by the earthquake in Adıyaman province about sexual reproductive health and to support them with sexual health kits. Providing psychosocial support to Syrian women with temporary protection status affected by the earthquake in Adıyaman province. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Adiyaman Providing Sexual Health and Psycho-Social training to Syrians under Temporary Protection Women Affected by Earthquake in Adıyaman 53500 1069 Final installment after signing Grant Agreement SV-Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) (15%) with reduction of 6431 underspent Stichting Vluchteling Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) 53500 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 3500 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 42500 First instalment after signing Grant Agreement SV-Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) (85%) Stichting Vluchteling Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) 50000 Grant agreement SV-Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) Stichting Vluchteling Leader Women Association (LWA or LKD) NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00205-SHO Stichting Vluchteling 5 month support for families affected by the Earthquake in Hatay, Southern Turkiye. This project will meet the basic needs of these families by providing households with access to food, hygiene/cleaning materials.  Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Mavi Kalem Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Hatay Distribution of Summer clothing and Hygiene items 93445 165386 10820 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 71941 Commitment SHO to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 - SHO Stichting Vluchteling 93445 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 -SHO Stichting Vluchteling 87332 Grant agreement SV-Mavi Kalem Stichting Vluchteling Mavi Kalem 78600 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Mavi Kalem Mavi Kalem 67234 Intermediate Remittance Stichting Vluchteling MaviKalem 8710 67234 Addendum to Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Mavi Kalem of 2 January 2024 Stichting Vluchteling Mavi Kalem NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00197-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project focuses on the response and rehabilitation efforts following the earthquake to replace and upgrade the damaged sewage network. The main purpose is to restore the functionality and reliability of the sewage system, addressing the specific needs resulting from the earthquake's impact. While considering the needs of the refugees camp, providing hygiene kits and conducting essential hygiene awareness sessions are imperative. These efforts will ensure that the IDPs have access to necessary hygiene materials and knowledge resulting in a safe environment and promoting the well-being of those who have been affected and displaced due to the earthquake in their journey of displacement. Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 International Humanitarian Relief Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Adiyaman 179185 -4788 Stichting Vluchteling International Humanitarian Relief 142344 Stichting Vluchteling International Humanitarian Relief 11722 Indirect Costs AKV Stichting Vluchteling consisting of 7% of the Total Budget Stichting Vluchteling 179185 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 167463 Stichting Vluchteling International Humanitarian Relief NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00296-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The purpose of this project is to address the unmet protection needs of children profoundly impacted by the earthquake. Post-earthquake, Child Houses (CH) witnessed a notable increase in the number of vulnerable children. The project aims to specifically target these affected children by providing Individual Protection Assistance (IPA), a direct and time-sensitive intervention crafted to achieve distinct protection goals and strengthen the child’s resilience, development, and safety. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Idlib Individual Protection Assistance 101650 80750 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses 95000 Outgoing commitment as per Grant agreement SV-Child Houses Stichting vluchteling Child Houses 6650 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 101650 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 14250 Final instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00239-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Through this project, Child Houses aims to reduce heightened child protection risks for children affected by the earthquake in North-West Syria, focusing on the most vulnerable groups, including unaccompanied and separated children, abandoned infants, and children at risk. As part of its goal to address these concerns at the root, Child Houses will provide 500 children with individual protection assistance (IPA). This intervention consists of the following activities: 1) Case identification and registration, 2) Provision of IPA, 3) Referral for % of most vulnerable cases. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Idlib Individual Protection Assistance 88338 12384 Final instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses 82559 Outgoing commitment as per Grant agreement SV-Child Houses Stichting vluchteling Child Houses 70175 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Child Houses Stichting Vluchteling Child Houses 5779 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 88338 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00199-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project’s main goal is to fulfil the humanitarian needs of women affected by the earthquake, strengthen their resilience (psychological and economic), and improve the social cohesion. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Equity and Empowerment Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Idlib 62873 62873 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 SHO Stichting Vluchteling 4113 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 5876 Final instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Equity and Empowerment Stichting Vluchteling Equity and Empowerment 52884 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Equity and Empowerment Stichting Vluchteling Equity and Empowerment 58760 Outgoing commitment as per Grant agreement SV- Equity and Empowerment Stichting Vluchteling Equity and Empowerment NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00198-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Overall Impact of Project / Programme: To foster resilient and self-sufficient communities in northwest Syria where children are protected and have improved access to education and wellbeing through support to community led initiatives. Outcome: A community working collaboratively towards the shared goal of enhancing and responding to the education and child protection needs of children in affected areas by earthquake fostering a sense of unity and shared responsibility. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Hurras Stichting Vluchteling SV Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl North West Syria (NWS) Output 1: Restored and functioning affected education and child protection spaces affected by the earthquake that offer safe and inclusive learning and play environments contributing to a substantial increase in school attendance and wellbeing of children.Output 2: child protection and youth committees that are capacitated to identify, design, and implement in-door and out-door community initiatives for affected spaces by earthquake effectively with active participation from the community members. 53500 53500 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 SHO Stichting Vluchteling 50000 Outgoing commitment as per Grant agreement SV-Hurras Stichting Vluchteling Hurras 42500 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Hurras Stichting Vluchteling Hurras 3500 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 7500 Final instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-Hurras Stichting Vluchteling Hurras NL-KVK-41149486-LIB-23-ACJR-SV-IRC Stichting Vluchteling IRC is the lead and will be delivering in the affected cities multi-sectoral support in Health, protection, and distribute shelter and non-food items Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Ester van den Berg Programme Officer +31683949580 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Shahat, Al Bayda, Derna, Benghazi and Soussa Health Shelter & NFIs Protection 511895 33200 511895 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 465699 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 478695 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. NL-KVK-41149486-MYA-23-00172-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The project’s aim is to meet emergency WASH and Shelter&NFI needs of cyclone affected communities and manage the impact of shock, through water trucking, rehabilitation of water sources and distribution of hygiene items and shelter materials. CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Programmes Department Jan Habraken Program Officer +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Rakhine State, Ponnyagun and Rathedaug townships: Sittwe and Mrauk-U districts Rakhine State, Ponnyagun and Rathedaug townships: Sittwe and Mrauk-U districts Shelter and NFIs WASH 432457 432457 Funding allocated by the Lead Agency, CARE Nederland, to Stichting Vluchteling in the Sub-Grant Agreement (SGA-SSAA) of 1 June 2023 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 432457 Incoming commitment from the Lead Agency, CARE Nederland, transferred to Stichting Vluchteling in accordance with the SGA-SSAA of 1 June 2023 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 428478 Budget allocation from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on Grant Agreement SV-IRC of 2 June 2023 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 407054 First remittance from SV to IRC (95%), based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Excreta disposal Number of people having access to dignified, safe, clean and functional excreta disposal facilities. Water Supply Number of people having access to sufficient and safe water for domestic use Hygiene Promotion (awareness) Number of people reached with hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities Individual Household Shelter Number of people having access to basic, safe and dignified shelters solutions Non-food items Number of people provided with non-food items (other than hygiene/dignity kits) Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. NL-KVK-41149486-HAT-24-1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Based on cluster recommendations and assessments, IRC together with FOSREF and FVCB proposes the following intervention in Ouest: Health: IRC will support 7 static health facilities and 3 mobile clinics to provide free healthcare services to the most vulnerable populations in PaP areas controlled by gangs and prone to violence and displacement. The mobile clinics are deployed weekly to IDP locations. WASH: Cholera prevention will be a core activity. When a case is detected, WASH teams will reinforce the distribution of water purification, soap, chlorine, and buckets in at-risk areas. Water points and oral rehydration access points will be made available. If cholera cases require transfer to treatment centers, IRC provides cash for transportation incl. a fee for vehicle disinfection after use. IRC/FOSREF/FVCB community workers will reach out for hygiene and cholera prevention sessions. Target communities in high risk areas and IDPs receive hygiene kits. WASH and cholera preparedness & response are based on Sphere and WHO guidelines. Protection/GBV: Prevention includes awareness-raising for men and women on GBV services. GBV survivors receive survivor-centered case management to access counselling, information and clinical referrals. Women and girls will receive individual and group psychosocial support. Trained community liaisons provide awareness raising and psychosocial first aid incl. referrals. TEAR fund Nederland Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Team Dorien Boxhoorn Programme Officer Latin America Region +31703468946 dorienboxhoorn@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Ouest Province, including Port-au-Prince Protection (GBV Prevention and Case Management) 480435 456413 funds received, = 95% of commitment from Lead Agency, Tear Fund Nederland, to Stichting Vluchteling Tear Fund Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 479883 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 480435 Funding allocated by the Lead Agency, Tear Fund Nederland, to Stichting Vluchteling in the Sub-Grant Agreement (SGA-SSAA) of 29 April 2024 Tear Fund Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 455889 First remittance SV to IRC, = 95% of commitment in Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 552 1% ICR to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Water Supply Number of people having access to sufficient and safe water for domestic use Hygiene Promotion Number of people reached with hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities Primary Health Number of primary health care consultations Prevention and Response to Violence Number of persons reached by the implementation of specific prevention measures Prevention and response to violence Number of persons who receive an appropriate response Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. Capacity Strenghtening (Reach) Number of national and local actors supported with capacity strengthening Capacity Strenghtening (Localisation) % of budget spent on capacity strengthening of national an local actors National and local actors % of budget that went to national and local actors NL-KVK-41149486-NGR-24-00350-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The proposed integrated WASH and Nutrition intervention aims to prevent waterborne diseases, address malnutrition, and improve public health outcomes: 1. IRC will provide emergency water trucking for immediate access to at least 15l/pp/day clean water in IDP camps. Boreholes will be disinfected and rehabilitated2. Emergency latrines will be constructed in both IDP camps, host communities and around stabilization centers3. Intensification of cultural acceptable and gender sensitive Hygiene awareness campaigns including distribution of soap4. establishment of integrated nutrition treatment centers in IDP camps International Rescue Committee Inc. Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Kees Ton Programme Officer West Africa Region +31703468946 keeston@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Borno Administrative division Maiduguri town Access to safe water supply and sanitation services screening and treatment of children <5 suffering from severe and moderate malnutrition 480597 480598 Sub Grant Agreement from Plan International Nederland to Stichting Vluchteling Plan International Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 476841 Grant Agreement from Stichting Vluchteling to the International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. 452999 First remittance from Stichting Vluchteling transferred to IRC after receipt of the co-signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. 480598 Commitment to SV, transferred by Plan International Nederland Plan International Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 3756 1% ICR to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Hygiene Promotion Number of people having regular access to soap to meet hygienic needs Excreta disposal Number of people having access to dignified, safe, clean and functional excreta disposal facilities Water Supply Number of people having access to sufficient and safe water for domestic use Hygiene Promotion (Awareness) Number of people reached with hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities Treatment of under/malnutrition Number of children under 5 admitted for treatment of Severe or Moderate Acute Malnutrition Capacity Strenghtening (Nutrition) Number of health facilities where nutrition programmes are implemented Screening of under/malnutrition Number of people screened for under nutrition Capacity Strenghtening (reach) Number of national and local actors supported with capacity strengthening Accountability Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00146-SHO Stichting Vluchteling This project will prioritize maintaining the functionality of a critical Comprehensive Emergency Obstetric and Neonatal care (CEmONC) hospital and a primary health care (PHC) center, through supporting Al-Farabi hospital for four months and Kafrehmul center for six months , as they are out of support, and consequently, securing the introduction of life saving service delivery by the provision of basic health services, procurement of medical supplies and fuel.SEMA will also support a community center (CC) in Salqin, introducing both child protection and gender-based-violence (GBV) case management services, legal counseling, in addition to PFA, and outreach activities through adopting the emergency response model (ERM) , to achieve rapid success as this approach has proved its effectiveness in reaching beneficiaries during emergency situations and ensuring their access to service. Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 Syrian American Medical Association Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Ester van den Berg Programme officer +31703468946 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ North West Syria (NWS) CeMonC hospital Primary health care centre Community centre, protection activities 534979 20399 Final installment after receipt and approval of mid term report Stichting Vluchteling Syrian Expatriate Medical Association 534979 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 SHO Stichting Vluchteling 34999 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 149994 Second instalment after receipt and approval of mid term report Stichting Vluchteling Syrian Expatriate Medical Association 324987 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-SEMA Stichting Vluchteling Syrian Expatriate Medical Association 499980 Grant agreement SV-SEMA Stichting Vluchteling Syrian Expatriate Medical Association Staff training NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00213-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project objective aims at ensuring access to equitable lifesaving and life‐sustaining integrated Health, and Nutrition services in North West Syria. Tuwama PHC will provide primary healthcare to beneficiaries including Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (SRH), communicable (CDs), and non-communicable diseases (NCDs), Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI), mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), and community health services, and provides laboratory tests, X-Ray service as well as medical consumables and medications. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Hand in Hand HIHFAD Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl North West Syria (NWS) 269366 163633 Stichting Vluchteling Hand in Hand HIHFAD 12588 Stichting Vluchteling Hand in Hand HIHFAD 17622 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 75523 Stichting Vluchteling Hand in Hand HIHFAD 269366 Giro555-SHO Stichting Vluchteling 251744 Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00214-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Shafak will support two Primary Health Care centers in Tilaada and Salqin through implementation of the Essential Primary Health Care Package - Health Cluster Turkey Hub (EPHCP) including treatment of CDs, NCDs, RH, Injury and First Aid, and MHPSS services integrated in the health facility including referrals to specialized health facilities. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl NW Syria 304250 85304 Second Tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-Shafak Stichting Vluchteling Shafak Organisation 12588 Final Tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-Shafak Stichting Vluchteling Shafak Organisation 184824 First Tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-Shafak Stichting Vluchteling Shafak Organisation 19904 Indirect Costs AKV Stichting Vluchteling consisting of 7% of the Total Budget 304250 Commitment SHO to SV Giro555 - SHO Stichting Vluchteling 284346 Commitment as per the Grant Agreement SV-Shafak dated 9-10 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak Organization NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00096-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The main goal of this emergency response is to provide life-saving humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable people affected by the earthquake in Northwest Syria and Turkey. In NW Syria the response includes Cash for Work activities, MPCA and Cash for Shelter. The response in Turkey is in WASH activities. Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling People in Need Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Ester van den Berg Program Officer +31658947384 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Gaziantep, Kahramanmaras and Adiyaman Idlib and Aleppo WASH, Latrines and Hygiene kits Cash for Work (cleaning rubble), Cash for Shelter and MPCA 2140000 150000 Final instalment after receipt and approval final reporting and audit Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 500000 First instalment after signing letter of intent SV-PIN Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 850000 Second instalment after signing grant agreement SV-PIN Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 2000000 Grant agreement SV-PIN Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 140000 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 2140000 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 500000 Stichting Vluchteling People in Need NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00227-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project will contribute to providing quality PHC services in Aleppo and Idleb governorates with the aim to reduce the mortality and morbidity rates through supporting two primary health care centers with direct operations by AHF Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Al-Sham Humanitarian foundation Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Nenda Lemmers Program officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl NW Syria 267500 162500 First instalment after signing Grant Agreement SV-Al Sham Stichting Vluchteling Al Sham 250000 Grant agreement SV-Al Sham Stichting Vluchteling Al Sham 17500 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 267500 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 12427 Final instalment after receipt and approval mid term report Stichting Vluchteling Al Sham 75000 Second instalment after receipt and approval mid term report Stichting Vluchteling Al Sham NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00274-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Health –Nutrition – PSS - Protection. SEMA, under this project, aims to scale up the health, MHPSS and protection response to address the life-threatening needs of people affected by twelve years of war, where these needs are exacerbated by the earthquake in NWS, using different and integrated modalities Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) SEMA Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Idlib 391776 452718 54107 Top-up remittance based on Addendum Stichting Vluchteling Syrian Expatriate Medical Association (SEMA) 452718 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 423101 Stichting Vluchteling SEMA 29617 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling SEMA 237995 Stichting Vluchteling SEMA 17624 Stichting Vluchteling SEMA 109844 Intermediate remittance based on Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Syrian Expatriate Medical Association (SEMA) 366146 Stichting Vluchteling SEMA 391776 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 25630 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling SEMA NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00315-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The proposed project is considered as a second phase of Supporting primary Health & Nutrition interventions in NW Syria through three PHCs AlThawra PHC (Idleb) , Altuwama PHC (Aleppo) and Sosyan PHC (Aleppo) and the main focus of interventions will focus on NCDs and mental health activities beside the regular activities of RH, Nutrition, and enhancing the health infrastructure conditions by a rehabilitation works in Altuwama PHC. By the end of the project, the services will be delivered to 24636 direct beneficiaries divided into (3922 men, 9387 women, 5696 boys, 5631 girls). Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Hand in Hand HIHFAD Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer 0619669827 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl North West Syria 560561 606007 606007 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 39645 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 566362 Stichting Vluchteling HiHFAD 28318 Stichting Vluchteling HiHFAD 36672 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 340530 Stichting Vluchteling HiHFAD 560561 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 523889 Stichting Vluchteling HiHFAD 197514 Stichting Vluchteling HiHFAD NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00316-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project will contribute to providing quality PHC services in Aleppo and Idleb governorates with the aim to reduce the mortality and morbidity rates through supporting two primary health care centers with direct operations by AHF Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Al-Sham Humanitarian foundation Stichting Vluchteling Programmes department Nenda Lemmers Program officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl NW Syria 374472 374472 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 105000 Second instalment after receipt and approval mid term report Stichting Vluchteling Al Sham 24498 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 349974 Grant agreement SV-Al Sham Stichting Vluchteling Al Sham 227480 First instalment after signing Grant Agreement SV-Al Sham Stichting Vluchteling Al Sham 14902 Second instalment after receipt and approval mid term report Stichting Vluchteling Al Sham NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00317-SHO Stichting Vluchteling SRD aims to enhance access to essential life-saving healthcare services by implementing integrated services across multiple sectors. This includes delivering Primary Health Care services, Basic Reproductive Health services, Mental Health Services, conducting screenings and follow-ups for Malnutrition, as well as engaging in GBV and WASH activities. This initiative involves the direct operation of two BEmONC facilities, one Mobile Unit, and the installation of pre-fabricated latrines. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief & Development Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer 0619669827 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Aleppo-Jarablus / Idleb-Milis 367042 404492 367042 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 404492 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 378030 Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief and Development 26462 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 18902 Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief and Development 343030 Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief and Development 222970 Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief and Development 136158 Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief and Development 24012 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00119-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The main purpose of this project is to ensure equal educational opportunities and increase access to education for children affected by the earthquake by providing the educational materials and enrolment support, decreasing the protection risks children faced and raising awareness of the communities.To achieve this objective, the activities are categorized to create two main outcomes which are (i) Increased access to education of children affected by earthquake and (ii) Decreased protection risks faced by children affected by earthquake. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Support to life Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Adana and Diyarbakir 542522 35492 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 542522 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 24227 Final instalment upon receipt and approval final report Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life 329570 First instalment after signing Grant Agreement SV-STL Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life 507030 Grant agreement SV - Support to Life Stichitng Vluchteling Support to Life 152109 Second instalment upon receipt and approval mid term report Stichting Vluchteling Support to Life NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00175-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The overall goal of this program is to improve the health and well-being of refugees affected by the earthquakes. The proposed intervention serves as a provision for MHPSS services in Hatay Türkiye. The proposed area of intervention is Reyhanli, the sub-district of Hatay where SAMS is proposing a 12-month program to promote a long-term impact and reach beneficiaries given the crucial need for MHPSS services post the earthquake. Services will include specialized MHPSS consultations and free-of-charge psychotropic medications; individual psychotherapy sessions; group PSS activities; group awareness-raising sessions for caregivers related to PSS and protection concerns among children; and referrals to other services for clients, such as GBV case management and health services. During the project period, 2,220 direct beneficiaries will receive services. Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling Syrian American Medical Society Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Program Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Hatay MHPSS support 545700 503328 32928 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 470400 Outgoing commitment as per Addendum SV-SAMS Stichting Vluchteling Syrian American Medical Society SAMS 115380 Intermediate instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-SAMS Stichting Vluchteling Syrian American Medical Society SAMS 23520 Final instalment after signing Addendum SV-SAMS Stichting Vluchteling Syrian American Medical Society SAMS 35700 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 545700 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 - SHO Stichting Vluchteling 331500 First instalment after signing Grant agreement SV-SAMS Stichting Vluchteling Syrian American Medical Society SAMS 510000 Outgoing commitment as per Grant agreement SV-SAMS Stichting Vluchteling Syrian American Medical Society SAMS 503328 Commitment SHO-SV Giro 555 - SHO Stichting Vluchteling Number of health facilities rehabilitated Number of mental health consultations NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-23-00258-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project is to cover the expenses of Establishment of Prefabricated PHC in Hatay Camp to provide primary health care services for displaced Syrian refugees affected by February earthquake, providing basic health care and life saving services, contributing to increase their resilience by maintaining access to health care services. Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 Hand in Hand HIHFAD Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl Hatay 403210 423184 423184 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 395499 Stichting Vluchteling HIHFAD 27685 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 130784 Stichting Vluchteling 244940 Stichting Vluchteling 28378 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 376832 Stichting Vluchteling HIHFAD 403210 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 18406 Stichting Vluchteling NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-24-00312-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Goal/ Impact: • Reduction of waterborne diseases and promotion of health and dignity among Turk IDPs in Syrian refugee IDPs in Hatay camps.Objectives/ Outcomes:• Improved long-term access to safe drinking water for 1,366 households in the targeted camps.Expected Results:• Provision of drinking water by filtration of the existing water in EQ Hatay camps through either industrial or container-based water filters • Provision of cleaning kits to families in Reyhanli and Kirkhan camps Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Josephine Groenendaal Program Officer +31619669827 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Hatay Filtration systems, safe drinking water and dignity kits 162440 224497 259811 Addendum #2 SV-INSAN Charity Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity 100641 Intermediate instalment after signing midterm report SV-INSAN Charity (45%) Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity 47500 Top-up instalment after signingaddendum SV-INSAN Charity (45%) Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity 224497 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 209811 Addendum SV-INSAN Charity Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity 14686 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 11078 Final installment after signing addendum SV-INSAN Charity (45%) Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity 151814 Grant agreement SV-INSAN Charity Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity 98679 First instalment after signing Grant Agreement SV-INSAN Charity (65%) Stichting Vluchteling INSAN Charity 162440 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 10626 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00327-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Shafak will continue to support two Primary Health Care centers in Tilaada and Salqin through implementation of the Essential Primary Health Care Package - Health Cluster Turkey Hub (EPHCP) including treatment of CDs, NCDs, RH, Injury and First Aid, and MHPSS services integrated in the health facility including referrals to specialized health facilities. The support includes staff salaries, running cost for the health facilities, medical commodities (including equipment, pharmaceuticals, and medical consumables). Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer 0619669827 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Idleb- Harim 384002 401123 401123 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 26242 122864 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak 374881 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak 16823 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak 384002 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 358881 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak 233273 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak 25121 NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00322-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The aim is to address the urgent needs of vulnerable groups affected by the earthquake in Aleppo governorates through a five-month initiative. This project seeks to provide essential assistance to internally displaced persons (IDPs) and households within host communities in Aleppo governorates. It specifically targets 19,400 households, comprising approximately 19,400 HHs - 97,000 individuals (65,000 HC and 32,000 IDPs), (men 21,340 women 23,280, boys 25,220, girls 27,160). with a focus on delivering life-saving aid with the following’s activities: Rehabilitation of Atareb vital markets in Atareb community: The vital markets are located in center of the community affected by the earthquake, the major reason for selecting Atareb markets because its key role in stimulating commercial activity, providing job opportunities, and serving the residents of the region with basic needs, The vital markets contain of 210 shops and very important in the region because it is visited by neighboring communities. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Al-Sham Humanitarian foundation Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer 0619669827 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl Aleppo, Jebel Saman, Atareb, Atareb 320996 89999 Stichting Vluchteling Al-Sham Foundation 12276 Stichting Vluchteling Al-Sham Foundation 20999 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 320996 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 299997 Stichting Vluchteling Al-Sham Foundation 194998 Stichting Vluchteling Al-Sham Foundation NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00287-SHO Stichting Vluchteling This project covers the 2 months gap funding for HIHFAD's Idlib PHC. In case we get ECHO, we will amend the budget and revise the narrative to include the total (590,000 EUR) co-funding. Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Hand in Hand HIHFAD Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Idlib 63916 59735 Stichting Vluchteling HIHFAD 4181 Indirect Costs AKV Stichting Vluchteling consisting of 7% of the Total Budget Stichting Vluchteling 1334 Final Remittance Stichting Vluchteling HIHFAD 63916 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 53762 Stichting Vluchteling HIHFAD NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-23-00207-SHO Stichting Vluchteling SRD is proposing to enhance access to lifesaving, integrated health services through the provision of Primary health care services, Basic Reproductive health services and Mental Health Services, through directly operating two BEmONC facilities.Main goal: Provide timely and quality Integrated Primary Health Care and Basic Emergency Obstetric Care to pregnant women and new mothers along with management of Non Communicable disease and Mental Health services in order to reduce mortality and morbidity among targeted beneficiaries. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief & Development Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Idlib & Aleppo Health, BEmONC, PHC, NCD-MH 274125 5586 Final Installment after Signing Grant Agreement SV-SRD Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief and Development 166522 First Installment after Signing Grant Agreement SV-SRD Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief and Development 17933 Indirect Costs AKV Stichting Vluchteling consisting of 7% of the Total Budget 274125 Commitment SHO to SV Giro555 - SHO Stichting Vluchteling 256192 Commitment SV to SRD as per Grant Agreement 1-10-2023 Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief & Development 76860 Second Instalment after receipt and approval mid term report Stichting Vluchteling Syria Relief and Development # of NCD consultation provided# of Hypertension related consultation provided# of Diabetes consultations provided# of mental health consultations supported# of Depression consultations provided# of anxiety consultations provided NL-KVK-41149486-SYR-24-00313-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Sector 1: The health and the protection by equipping the women with the dignity kits and Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH)/ GBV awareness sessions.Sector 2: The MHPSS by doing many activities that would decrease the pressure and trauma for women and help in the community engagement between the host community and the IDPs.Sector 3: The Early Recovery and Livelihoods programs Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Equity and Empowerment Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer 0619669827 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Idleb/ Kafr Yahmoul and Jisr Al-Shughour Vocational Training 159871 44824 Stichting Vluchteling Equity and Empowerment 7471 Stichting Vluchteling Equity and Empowerment 159871 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 149413 Stichting Vluchteling Equity and Empowerment 10459 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 97118 Stichting Vluchteling Equity and Empowerment NL-KVK-41149486-CHA-24-00324-DRA Stichting Vluchteling The proposed response is an integrated Health / WASH approach to improve the health status and hygiene practices of 64.800 people in and around the Arkoum, Allacha & Farchana 2 sites. IRC focuses on Health while OTOBPFE focusses on WASH. In these sites, IRC already provides primary health care, sexual & reproductive health care, and malnutrition treatment with complementary funding (PRM & UNHCR) Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Team Kees Ton Programme Officer West Africa region +31703468946 keeston@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Ouaddai province: Allacha, Arkoum en Farchana 2 sites 597065 554707 Grant agreement for Project budget and Joint budget IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 526972 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committtee inc. Hygiene Promotion Number of people having regular access to soap to meet hygienic needs Hygiene Promotion (awareness) Number of people reached with hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities Health Infrastructure rehabilitation Number of health facilities rehabilitated Primary Health Number of primary health care consultations Community outreach (Health sector) Number of children who received community based treatment for malaria, diarrhoea and/or acute respiratory infections Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. Localisation % of budget that went to national and local actors NL-KVK-41149486-TUR-24-00307-SHO Stichting Vluchteling 1. Responding to urgent needs by providing 1500 households with general cleaning and personal hygiene kits and baby hygiene kits 2. Providing psycho-social support to 550 children and adults to promote healing/well-being Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 Mavi Kalem Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer Turkey & Syria 0619669827 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Hatay Provision of Non-Food items children and adults to promote healing/well-being 123215 144643 123215 SHO-Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 8060 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 74850 Stichting Vluchteling MaviKalem 115155 Stichting Vluchteling MaviKalem 34545 Stichting Vluchteling MaviKalem 144643 SHO-Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 135181 Stichting Vluchteling MaviKalem 9462 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 19027 Stichting Vluchteling MaviKalem 6759 Stichting Vluchteling MaviKalem NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-3-SHO Stichting Vluchteling To reduce suffering and improve well-being of conflict-affected people residing in Ukraine through increasing ability of conflict-affected people to cover their basic needs Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Program Officer +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl 802500 750000 Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action 675000 Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action 802500 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 75000 transfer of second remittance after approval of final reports Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action 52500 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget 3980 highly vulnerable conflict-affected men and women, boys and girls received food security assistance Distribution of hygiene kits of "small family type" for 2000 most vulnerable conflict-affected people residing in Donetska oblast NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-2-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Overall objective: To reduce the impact of the armed conflict on the people of Ukraine and ensure access to relevant needs-based humanitarian assistanceSpecific objective: To provide immediate multi-sectoral humanitarian assistance to displaced and non-displaced persons who are affected by the escalation of hostilities in Ukraine and in host countries Poland, Slovakia, Moldova and Romania. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling People in Need Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Samantha Melis Program Officer +31703468946 samanthamelis@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl Ukraine - various locations Shelter&NFIs, WASH 810525 82500 second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to People in Need, based on Grant agreement and Audit report Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 757500 Stichting Vluchteling People In Need 675000 Stichting Vluchteling People In Need 53025 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 810525 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Distribution of food, hygiene items and shelter & non-food items assistance to displaced population Partnership and financial support for local organizations involved in providing humanitarian assistance in conflict-affected areas NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00333-SHO Stichting Vluchteling To improve efficiency and resource allocation, the project will adopt a new service delivery model that better integrates with local healthcare providers.The key principle is to differentiate responsibilities between local family doctors and the mobile teams, ensuring that specialists focus on cases with genuine medical needs.Service Delivery Structure:1. Settlements with Family Doctors•Local doctors will conduct initial assessments and refer patients to our specialists only when necessary.•Our mobile team will include a family doctor, psychologist, and nurse.•When 20 patients are referred to a specialist, they will join the mobile team on a visit.2. Settlements Without Family Doctors•PAL-UA will deploy a family doctor to provide primary care, diagnostics, and referrals to specialists.•Once 20 patients are registered for a specialist visit, they will travel with the mobile team to the settlement.3. Expansion of MHPSS services4. Home Visits for vulnerable groups Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Palyanytsya Foundation Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl various communities in Kherson and Mykolaiv Regions 266253 248835 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - PAL-UA Stichting Vluchteling PALYANYTSYA FOUNDATION (PAL-UA) 161743 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Palyanytsya Foundation (PAL-UA), based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Palyanytsya Foundation (PAL-UA) 74650 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Palyanytsya Foundation (PAL-UA), based on interim expenses report Stichting Vluchteling Palyanytsya Foundation (PAL-UA) -1470 withdrawal amount, final remittance of € 12442 not released, and € 1470 from second remittance not used Stichting Vluchteling Palyanyasya Foundation (PAL-UA) 16445 Indirect cost Stichting Vlucheling, AKV, consisting of 7% of final expenses Stichting Vluchteling 251368 Allocation of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling, based on final expenses report Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling Mental Health and Psychosocial support Number of individuals, assisted with mental health and psycho-social support NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-12-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project aimed at restoring residential buildings in the Kherson region is a crucial initiative to improve living conditions for the residents of this area. The objective of the project for minor housing repairs is to enhance the quality of life and increase the comfort for the beneficiaries, whose homes suffered during military actions. Through this project, we aim to improve the living conditions of the beneficiaries significantly.The distribution of aid is organized starting with the most vulnerable individuals, including people with disabilities, pensioners, and single mothers; they will receive assistance as a priority. Next in line are individuals who have not left their homes, followed by those who have decided to return or have already returned Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Kherson city, Kherson Oblast Emergency winterization shelter repairs 53500 53500 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 47500 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Myrne Nebo (MN), based on fixed amount award agreement Stichting Vluchteling 50000 Fixed Amount Award agreement Stichting Vluchteling to Myrne Nebo (MN) Stichting Vluchteling 2500 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Myrne Nebo (MN), based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling 3500 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of total budget Stichting Vluchteling Individual household shelter repairs number of individuals assisted with individual household shelter repairs NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00332-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project aims to provide immediate assistance to war affected households and support vulnerable categories of the population, ensuring stable and safe living conditions in the city of Kherson.Goal 1: Restore 288 households Kherson within 6 months. Task:1.Formation of three construction teams:•Hiring and forming 4 construction teams, each of which consists of 3 employees. Construction crews will be responsible for carrying out restoration work.2.Purchase of building materials:•Procurement of necessary materials for household reconstruction, including bricks, cement, wood, roofing materials, windows, doors, and other construction materials.3.Restoration works:•Construction crews carry out restoration work in damaged households. Each brigade restores 12 households per month.Goal 2: Provide 1650 hygiene kits to vulnerable populations. Task:1.Purchase of hygiene kits:Purchase of 1650 hygiene kits, including basic hygiene items: soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, towels, feminine hygiene products and other necessary items.2.Identification and registration of vulnerable categories of the population in need of hygiene kits.3.Distribution of hygiene kits Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Myrne Nebo Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Kherson city and various villages in Kherson Oblast Restoration of damaged houses and Hygiene items support 214607 214607 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 200567 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling and Myrne Nebo Stichting Vluchteling 130369 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Myrne Nebo, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Myrne Nebo 60170 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Myrne Nebo, based on intermediate expenses report Stichting Vluchteling Myrne Nebo 9975 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Myrne Nebo, based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling Myrne Nebo 14036 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of total budget Stichting Vluchteling Individual household shelter repair number of households, benefitting from individual household shelter repairs Hygiene promotion (awareness) Number of households, benefitting from hygiene items (hygiene promotion/awareness activities) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00331-SHO Stichting Vluchteling within the framework of the project Save the World expects to be able to help 500 households and prepare about 1,200 beneficiaries for winter. StW planS to deliver 2.0 tons of fuel briquettes for 500 households in the Kherson region. The total amount of fuel briquettes that we intend to deliver to the victims is 1,000 tons.Based on the developed questionnaire profile, the social worker will conduct a survey of beneficiaries according to the lists provided by the community. At the same time, he/she will be involved, if possible, in the process of on-site monitoring missions, formation of personal files of beneficiaries.If, during the implementation of the project, based on the results of the questionnaire, the team discovers other unique needs of the beneficiaries, for example, a request for free legal assistance, then the applicants will be referred to a lawyer of our foundation. This type of assistance is an own contribution. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling save the world Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl various de-occupied communities in the Kherson Region Procurement and distribution of fuel briquettes 223639 353019 223639 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 353019 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling, based on Cost Extension budget Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 209008 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling and Save the World Stichting Vluchteling Save the Wold 120916 Addendum to the Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Save the World, based on Cost Extension budget Stichting Vluchteling Save the World 183717 First remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Save the World, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Save the World 25291 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Save the Word, based on intermediate financial expenses and spending plan Stichting Vluchteling Save the World 120916 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Save the World, based on signed Addendum to the Grant Agreement, related to cost extension budget Stichting Vluchteling Save the World 23095 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total revised budget Stichting Vluchteling Non-Food items provision Number of individuals, supported with Non-Food Items (briquettes) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00318-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The purpose/goal of this project is to perform light and medium-complexity repair works aimed at reconstructing 4 hospitals damaged by shelling in the war-affected regions of Mykolayiv and Kherson in Ukraine, thereby facilitating their secure reinstatement for operational purposes. Restoration activities include among other replacement of broken windows, repairs of damaged sections of the roof, internal repairs and repairs of hospital entrances. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Brokers without Borders Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Kherson and Mykolaiv cities in Kherson and Mykolaiv oblasts Restoration of damaged hospitals through emergency repairs 245960 252954 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling and Brokers without Borders Stichting Vluchteling Brokers without Borders (BWB) 245960 Revised Allocation of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling, based on final expenditure figures Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 164420 First remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Brokers without Borders (BWB), based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Brokers without Borders (BWB) 52650 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Brokers without Borders (BWB), based on intermediate expenses report + spending plan Stichting Vluchteling Brokers without Borders (BWB) 12799 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Brokers without Borders (BWB), based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling Brokers without Borders (BWB) 16091 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the revised budget, based on the total expenses Stichting Vluchteling Health Infrastructure Rehabilitation number of health facilities rehabilitated/restored NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00310-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The project involves implementation of 3 main activities: - Non Technical Survey (NTS)/Explosive Ordnance Risk Eduation (EORE) in Kherson region (1000 beneficiaries)-EORE/Conflict Preparednes & Protection (СPP) sessions in Odesa (8400 beneficiaries)-EORE/First Aid (FA) sessions in Mykolaiv region (2500 beneficiaries) All the in-field activities shall be conducted by mobile EORE/CPP, EORE/NTS and EORE/FA teams. The project starts with a 2 weeks preparation stage, consisting of ToT (Trainings for Trainers) to refresh the knowledge of EORE/CPP, NTS and FA teams and procurement of all necessary equipment and handouts materials according to the budget.The next part are the NTS, EORE/CPP and FA activities in regions, that will last for 6,5 months . This activity includes entry visit of EORE/CPP, EORE/NTS and EORE/FA teams to regions. They will have a conversation with local authorities about future project activities in the area and managing local coordination efforts. Direct communication with local authorities will allow to obtain the most actual information about the security environment and demographic indicators.The final stage of the project will include 1 month data summarizing and reporting. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Ukraine Deminers Organisation originally planned end date revised end date Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Southern oblasts of Kherson, Mykolaiv and Odessa Non-Technical Survey and Risk Education, focussed on the prevention of accidents, related to Mines and Explosive Ordnance 280818 280818 Allocation of Giro 555 for Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 262447 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling and Ukrainian Deminers Association Stichting Vluchteling Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) 83983 Second remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA), based on mid-term financial expenses report Stichting Vluchteling Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) 170591 First remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA), based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) 7873 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Ukrainian Deminers Association, based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling Ukrainian Deminers Association (UDA) 18371 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget Mine and Unexploded Ordnance Risk Education (Information, Communication, Awareness) Number of individuals reached through Information, Education and Communication on Mines and Unexploded Ordnance risks NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00298-SHO Stichting Vluchteling PIN proposes a package of activities to address WASH-related humanitarian needs. This includes:1.Rehabilitation of damaged water supply systems, responding to the shortage in accessing water resulted by the attacks on the water and energy infrastructure particularly in the frontline areas.2.Establishment of social laundry centres, to restore the access to laundry service especially in areas closer to the frontline and/or de-occupied areas where the access to water and energy is not stable/ available on the household level, and people returned to their house but cannot access such service, and considering remarkable percentage of elderly and PWD who need access to laundry more often due to their especial hygiene needs.3.Provision of hygiene items through in-kind or through a cash modality that aims to enhance the access to hygiene materials for most vulnerable of crises-affected population in frontline areas. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling People in Need Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Rehabilitation of water supply systems, establishment of social laundry systems and provision of hygiene items 535000 535000 Allocation of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 500000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - People in Need Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 225000 First Remittance Stichting Vluchteling to People in Need, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 225000 second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to People in Need, based on financial interim expenses report Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 50000 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to People in Need, based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 35000 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget Water supply provision Number of individuals benefitting from the repair of existing water systems and having access to sufficient and safe water for domestic use Hygiene Promotion (Awareness) Number of individuals, benefitting from hygiene kits/items (hygiene promotion/awareness activities) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00282-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Needs for medicines and medical supplies are expressed and shared in an exchange of information between health care providers in Ukraine (MD or health facility) and the Project Health Care Support based in Ukraine and/or members of Artsenhulp’s Contact Group (Doctors in the Netherlands and Poland - Ukrainian-speaking). Needs might also originate from the SV health care project. The main purpose is to provide direct support to health facilities, medical staff, NGOs and physicians in Ukraine with medication and medical equipment. As other international actors also support health care facilities in Ukraine, the focus is on identifying acute medical gaps in the supply lines and on providing a fast response by supplying medication and medical equipment until other actors can step in. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl 963000 963000 Allocation of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 900000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Artsenhulp (AH) Stichting Vluchteling 63000 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-11-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The aim of the project is to support the vulnerable population of Odesa region living in Berezovsky, Odesa and Rozdilnyansky districts, to provide humanitarian assistance (food, hygiene kits, thermal underwear) to the beneficiaries of the project, with the possibility of providing exceptional emergency assistance using the approach of “cash for protection” in the form of a cash payment or the purchase of the essential equipment to ensure dignity of the beneficiaries and support the needs, which are not covered by basic provision of services such as food, hygiene, shelter. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Berezovsky, Odesa and Rozdilnyansky districts in Odessa Region Multipurpose material assistance (food, hygiene items, clothing) and Cash for protection 53959 53959 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 50462 Fixed amount award agreement Stichting Vluchteling to Women Center (WC) "Support, Protection and Care" Stichting Vluchteling 47939 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Women Center (WC) "Support, Protection and Care", based on signed fixed amount award agreement Stichting Vluchteling 2490 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Women Center "Support, Protection and Care" Stichting Vluchteling 3530 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Availability of and Access to sufficient food assistance (food parcels) Number of individuals supported with food assistance (food parcels) Hygiene promotion (awareness) Number of individuals, assisted with hygiene items (hygiene promotion and awareness activities) Non food items provision number of individuals supported with the provision of Non Food Items Legal Rights provision (f.i. Housing, Land, Property) Number of individuals, supported with legal rights information and documentation NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-10-SHO Stichting Vluchteling the Snihurivska community of the Mykolaiv region was shelled by the Russian military. On Easter night on April 16, Russian Armed Forces attacked the city of Snihurivka: 2 schools were destroyed, a hospital and a cultural center were damaged, more than 30 residential buildings were damaged, and power lines were damaged. In the village of Vasylivka, about 30 private residential buildings were damaged and a school building caught fire. The required relevant assistance is related to the restoration of households after damage and destruction (building materials, boards and timber for the roof, roofing, windows, doors, other non-food products. To meet this category of needs, it is necessary to determine the needs of each household separately. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Snihurivska community of the Mykolaiv region Distribution of food assistance, hygiene items and multipurpose cash 25354 25354 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 23695 Fixed Amount Award Agreement Stichting Vluchteling and Save the World (SW) Stichting Vluchteling 1185 Final remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Save the World, based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling 22510 First remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Save the World, based on signed fixed amount award agreement Stichting Vluchteling 1659 Indirect Cost of Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Availability of and Access to sufficient food assistance Number of individuals, supported with food assistance (food parcels) Unconditional multi purpose cash distribution Number of individuals, supported with unconditional multi purpose cash assistance Hygiene Promotion (Awareness) Number of individuals reached with hygiene kits (hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-09-SHO Stichting Vluchteling After receiving funds from SV, the NGO My City Yuzhne intends to purchase food from wholesale suppliers under a purchase / sale agreement in an amount that will form 2500 sets. After that, freight transport will be rented to deliver food to the grocery warehouses (there are 2 different suppliers in Odesa Region) of the public organization, which is located in the city of Yuzhne. It is also planned to use grant funds to upgrade computer equipment for the office of the NGO in order to be able to more effectively process data on the organization's activities and material incentives for volunteers. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl City of Yuzhne, Odessa Region Food assistance (parcels) 53444 53444 Allocation of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 49948 Fixed Amount Award Agreement Stichting Vluchteling to local NGO City of Yuzhne Stichting Vluchteling 47451 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to City of Yuzhne, based on signed fixed amount award agreement Stichting Vluchteling 2497 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to My City Yuzhne, based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling 3496 Indirect cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Availability of and access to sufficient food assistance (cooked meals) Number of individuals, supported with food assistance (cooked meals) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-08-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Expected results: it is planned to provide 250 IDPs and 50 LGBT+ People with: 300 food kits, 300 hygiene kits and psycho-social support to 200 persons. Activities include among other: 1.To continue the work of our organization, we need constant access to electricity. For this a Portable charge station is needed as well as a laptop with a battery that can last more than 5 hours without recharging. 2. a psychologist will provide counselling offline and online. For IDPs and LGBTIQ+ people, who turn to us for help, it is necessary to organize the opportunity to receive individual consultations of a psychologist and a social worker.3.Purchase of food kits for most needy IDPs and LGBT+ People. 4.Purchase of hygiene kits for most needy IDPs and LGBT+ People. 5.Packing and distribution of kits. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Food Assistance, Hygiene Kits and Improved Water Supply 30066 30066 Allocation of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 28099 Fixed Amount Award Agreement Stichting Vluchteling to Movement Partner Stichting Vluchteling 26694 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Movement Partner, based on signed fixed amount award agreement Stichting Vluchteling 1405 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Movement Partner, based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling 1967 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Availability of and Access to Food Number of individuals supported with basic food assistance Safe water supply Number of water supplies restored or installed Hygiene promotion (awareness) Number of individuals reached with hygiene kits (hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-06-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The team of Ya Kherzon made a decision to meet the needs of vulnerable groups. Currently, more than 1000 people who need hygiene products for care have already applied to our foundation. Ya Kherson was able to create a database with a segregation of personal data of people in need such as age, gender, location and type of vulnerability. Funding is needed to purchase emergency humanitarian aid in the form of hygiene for the care of bedridden and disabled people. This will support people in hygiene products and allow for more in-depth research and collection of information on other real needs (water, food, psychological, legal). Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Kherson city in Kherson oblast Emergency assistance items, mainly hygiene products 64454 64454 Allocation of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 49963 Fixed Amount Award Agreement Stichting Vluchteling to Ya Kherson (I am Kherson) Stichting Vluchteling 10247 Addendum to Fixed amount award agreement from Stichting Vluchteling to Ya Kherson (I am Kherson) Stichting Vluchteling 47465 First remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Ya Kherson (I am Kherson), based on signed Fixed amount award agreement Stichting Vluchteling 2498 Final remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Ya Kherson (I am Kherson), based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling 10274 Intermediate remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Ya Kherson (I am Kherson), based on signed Addendum to the Fixed amount award agreement Stichting Vluchteling 4217 Indirect cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Safe water supply Number of people having access to sufficient and safe water Hygiene Promotion Number of people reached with hygiene kits (promotion/awareness raising activities) Non-Food Items Number of individuals provided with non-food items (other than hygiene/dignity kits) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-03-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Main goal: to prevent premature death persons with diabetes. Give people with diabetes diagnosis the opportunity to keep the disease under complete control, as well as to make life easier for parents (and mothers of kids with diabetes) to take disease under control.Activities: to purchase continuous control systems, find opportunities to provide people with diabetes with everything that is needed: consumables, devices and in basic sensors (blood glucose monitoring system). Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Provision of medical equipment and consumables for diabetes patients 51574 51574 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 48200 Fixed Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Diabetes Foundation Stichting Vluchteling 45790 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Diabetes Foundation, based on signed Fixed agreement Stichting Vluchteling 2410 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Diabetes Foundation, based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling 3374 Indirect costs Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Non-Communicable (Chronic) Diseases service delivery Number of individuals, assisted with consumables and equipment support to control their NCD (= diabetes) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-02-SHO Stichting Vluchteling To prevent premature mortality among the patients with terminal renal failure, this project foresees in the shipment and provision of universal mobile batteries with a capacity of at least 1000-1200 W/h with a fast-charging function (40 pcs of Yeti 1000X + 230W charging stations). Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Kyiv Supply of quick-charging batteries to support hospital 55658 52017 Fixed agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Shupyk National Healthcare University of Ukraine, Kyiv Stichting Vluchteling 55658 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 3641 Indirect cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of final expenses Stichting Vluchteling Health Infrastructure rehabilitation Number of health institutions, assisted with rehabilitation activities NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-01-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The organisation Human Rights in Mental Health (FGIP) is actively engaged in the coordination of the provision of generators and headlamps to mental health institutions in Ukraine, with their counterpart the Ukrainian Psychiatric Association, which coordinates the selection of sites and distribution. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Electricity support Mental Health Institutions (Generators) 53412 53412 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 49950 Fixed Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - FGIP Stichting Vluchteling 47453 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Humanitarian Action in Mental Health (FGIP), based on signed Fixed Agreement Stichting Vluchteling 2465 second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Humanitarian Action in Mental Health (FGIP), based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling 3494 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the total expenses Stichting Vluchteling Health Infrastructure rehabilitation Number of health institutions assisted with rehabilitation activities NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00279-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Local organisation Save the World has already carried out two assessment missions to the Velyka Oleksandrivka community, Kherson region (1st assessment mission – 13.10.2023; 2nd assessment mission – 21.10.2023). Velyka Oleksandrivka was occupied by the Russians and de-occupied in October 2022. Save the World expects to be able to help 200 households, approximately 600 beneficiaries, prepare for the winter as part of the project. They are planning to deliver 2.0 tonnes of fuel briquettes to each of the 200 households in the Bilokrynytsia starosta district of the Velyko Oleksandrivska community in Kherson Oblast. The total amount of fuel briquettes they intend to deliver to the affected people is 400 tonnes. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling save the world Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl de-occupied villages in Velyka Oleksandriva community in Kherson region Procurement and distribution of briquettes to prepare for the winter 108290 108290 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 101206 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Save the World Stichting Vluchteling Save the World 91085 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Save The World, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Save the World 10121 second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Save the World, based on final expenditure projection Stichting Vluchteling Save the World 7084 Indirect Cost Stichting Vluchteling, AKV, consisting of 7% of the budget Stichting Vluchteling Winterization support Number of individuals benefitting from winterization support (fuel briquettes) NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-00144 Stichting Vluchteling As the full-scale war is approaching one-year mark, the crisis has affected millions of Ukrainians and led to a multitude of stressors and challenges that are often difficult to cope with. The war is taking a heavy toll on the mental health condition of millions of people, requiring an urgent increase in mental health and psychological support. In addition to primary humanitarian needs, this rehabilitation program of Faith, Hope, Love necessarily includes a psychological component, namely, crisis counseling, the removal of acute conditions, stabilization, and, if necessary, accompaniment by a multidisciplinary team (psychologist, psychiatrist, neurologist). Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Faith Hope Love Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Odessa Region 197256 197256 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 199774 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Faith, Hope, Love Stichting Vluchteling Faith, Hope and Love (FHL) 139842 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Faith, Hope, Love, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Faith Hope Love 49944 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Faith, Hope, Love, based on approved interim report Stichting Vluchteling Faith, Hope, Love (FHL) 12905 Indirect Cost AKV, Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Improved psychological wellbeing to conflict affected populations number of individuals, assisted with improved psychological and psychiatric care through individual consultations, treatment and medication NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-00243-SHO Stichting Vluchteling To provide urgent and comprehensive assistance to vulnerable categories of the population affected by hostilities, shelling and flooding in the city of Kherson. Specific objective: Provision of hygiene kits for 1640 people in difficult humanitarian conditions . During the initially 3, later on revised 9 months of the project, the provision of these kits will provide beneficiaries with the necessary goods for their basic hygiene ensuring dignity for the most vulnerable beneficiaries. This will reduce the vulnerability of these groups and improve their living conditions by meeting their basic needs for safety, health, nutrition and protection. The Project "Support for people from vulnerable categories in the Korabelnyi district of Kherson" aims to provide emergency assistance to the most vulnerable categories of the population affected by hostilities and flooding in the region. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Ya Kherson Cost extension until 30-6-2024, followed by 3 months No-Cost extension until 30-9-2024 Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Korabelnyi district of Kherson City Legal, psychological, health and other humanitarian support to vulnerable population groups 328905 328905 Allocation Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 307388 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Ya Kherson Stichting Vluchteling Ya Kherson 183717 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Ya Kherson, based on signed Cost Extension Addendum Stichting Vluchteling Ya Kherson 9353 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Ya Kherson, based on final expenditure report Stichting Vluchteling Ya Kherson 114318 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Ya Kherson, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Ya Kherson 21517 Indirect Cost AKV, Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Provision of multisectoral support Number of individuals, assisted with supply of clean drinking water number of individuals, assisted with provision of hygiene kits Number of individuals, assisted with provision of NFIs. NL-KVK-41149486-POL-23-00117-SHO Stichting Vluchteling - Mudita will concretely cover shelter related costs: • 31 000 PLN ( ~6490 EUR) for the deposit for the new to rent • 16.000 PLN (~3350 EUR) adaptation / renovation • 15 500 PLN (~3245 EUR) first month of rent. -Opening a reception point adapted to host people with disabilities and their families in Krakow where 6 people alternate shift duty at this reception point.-offering Polish language classes to people-offer individual and group psychological and mental health consultations. -Provide first necessity items-access full board meals to the residents, possibly adjusting meals to special nutritional needs,-provide awareness sessions and information that facilitates the integration of residents in the Polish healthcare and legal system-provide solutions and alternative long term shelter or housing for each family after a duration of maximum 30-day at the center. Ensuring that basic needs of the residents are met throughout. Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling MUDITA Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Krakow Housing, Food, legal and psychosocial support to people with disabilities or special needs 213793 213793 Allocation Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 199807 Grant agreement Stichting Vluchteling and Mudita Stichting Vluchteling MUDITA 15000 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to MUDITA Stichting Vluchteling MUDITA 174846 Second remittance SV to MUDITA, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling MUDITA 9961 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to MUDITA, based on approved final expenditure report Stichting Vluchteling MUDITA 13986 Indirect Cost AKV, Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling provision of multisectoral support Number of individuals, assisted with multisectoral support, including food assistance and psychosocial support Permanent shelter support Number of individuals, assisted with permanent shelter support NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-00118-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Early recovery roof-rebuilding projects are supporting the resilience of people to remain in relatively safe areas and to rebuild their livelihoods. They also contribute to the local economy and encourage the return of refugees and IDPs. Other activities include an upgrade of collective shelters for IDP, a social dormitory for vulnerable people and repairs to make public buildings -youth centre and a secondary school- accessible and functional again. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Open Door Ukraine Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Shelter repairs (roofs, windows) and restoration of public buildings 263798 263798 Allocation Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 246540 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling to Open Doors Ukraine Stichting Vluchteling Open Doors Ukraine 100000 First payment SV to ODU, based on signed Letter of Intent Stichting Vluchteling Open Doors Ukraine 134213 First remittance, based on signed Grant Agreement, from Stichting Vluchteling to Open Doors Ukraine Stichting Vluchteling Open Doors Ukraine 12327 Final remittance SV to Open Doors Ukraine, based on approved final expenditure report Stichting Vluchteling Open Doors Ukraine 17258 Indirect Cost AKV, Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Individual Shelter repair Number of individuals, assisted with individual shelter repairs Collective Centers/Buildings repair Number of collective centers/buildings repaired NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-1-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Needs for medicines and medical supplies are expressed and shared in an exchange of information between health care providers in Ukraine (MD or health facility) and the Project Health Care Support based in Ukraine and/or members of Artsenhulp’s Contact Group (Doctors in the Netherlands and Poland - Ukrainian-speaking). Needs might also originate from the SV health care project. The main purpose is to provide direct support to health facilities, medical staff, NGOs and physicians in Ukraine with medication and medical equipment. As other international actors also support health care facilities in Ukraine, the focus is on identifying acute medical gaps in the supply lines and on providing a fast response by supplying medication and medical equipment until other actors can step in. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Provision of medical supplies to hospitals in Ukraine. 963000 963000 Allocation of Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisatgies) Stichting Vluchteling 900000 Memorandum of Understanding Stichting Vluchteling - Stichting Artsenhulp Stichting Vluchteling 63000 Indirect Cost AKV, Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Delivery of medical kits and equipment to health facilities/destinations in Ukraine Number of facilities/destinations reached with delivery of medical supplies NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-224-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling will provide a monthly contribution of € 75.000 SV to support the purchase, transport and delivery of medical supplies by Stichting Artsenhulp to hospitals in Ukraine. The selection of hospitals will be subject to ongoing dialogues between Stichting Artsenhulp and Stichting Vluchteling, and with partners on the ground. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Provision of medical supplies to hospitals in Ukraine. 722250 722250 Allocation of Giro555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 675000 Memorandum of Understanding Stichting Vluchteling - Stichting Artsenhulp Stichting Vluchteling 225000 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Stichting Artsenhulp, based on signed MoU Stichting Vluchteling 150000 Third remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Stichting Artsenhulp, based on Grant extension Stichting Vluchteling 225000 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Stichting Artsenhulp, based on the spending of the first remittance Stichting Vluchteling Delivery of 4 types of medical supply kits: Inter-agency Emergency Health kits, Intensive Care/ Surgery kits, Maternity/perinatal kits and Primary Care kits Number of facilities/destinations reached with delivery of medical supplies NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-10-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Main goal is to reduce psychological stress, suffering, deprivation of basic needs through responses that aim to improve well-being of conflict-affected people residing in Ukraine by increasing their ability to cover their basic needs with, WASH services, shelter and MHPSS, through MPCA, and in-kind modalities. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Provision of MPCA, Winterization items, water infrastructure and psychosocial wellbeing 1070000 1070000 Allocation Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende hulporganisaties) to Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 1000000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling to Polish Humanitarian Action Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action 750000 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Polish Humanitarian Action, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action 100000 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Polish Humanitarian Action, based on approved audit report Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action 150000 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Polish Humanitarian Action, based on approved interim financial report Stichting Vluchteling Polish Humanitarian Action 70000 Indirect Cost AKV, Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Provision of multipurpose cash assistance Number of conflict affected individuals, assisted through multi purpose cash Improved Access to safe water supply number of individuals, assisted with improved water supply number of collective centres, assisted with improved water supply and sanitation facilities Improved psychosocial wellbeing to conflict affected populations Number of individuals, assisted with NFIs number of individuals, assisted with psychosocial support services NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-9-SHO Stichting Vluchteling This project foresees A) the continuation of the running of 2 transit shelters in Lviv and, implemented by the local partner 100% Life, B) Rapid Response Mechanisms in Kharkiv and Eastern Oblasts where INTERSOS is present, as well as Distribution of winter items (blankets, dry food, winter clothes) to collective shelters in Dnipropetrovska and Eastern Oblasts. Through the set-up of a Rapid Response team, INTERSOS will also increase its capacity in responding to sudden emergencies in such a volatile context. Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine Response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Lvivska, Kharkivska, Dnipropetrovska, Zaporizhzhk and Donetska oblasts Lvivska, Kharkivska, Dnipropetrovska, Zaporizhzhk and Donetska oblasts Distribution of food kits, Shelter and NFI kits, WASH & Hygiene kits and Medical kits 2036758 1797391 56995 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on final expenditure report Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 2036758 Allocation Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) to Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 1797391 Allocation SHO to Stichting Vluchteling, based on final expenditure report Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 1903512 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - INTERSOS Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 1678905 Addendum to Grant Agreement of 30 August 2023, based on the approved extension of the implementation period and the realigned budget Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 500000 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on Letter of intent Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 1122810 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Emergency Response Procurement and pre-positioning of Food kits, NFI kits, hygiene kits and medical kits Number of households provided with food kits Number of beneficiaries provided with WASH and hygiene items Number of beneficiaries provided with Shelter and NFI kits Medical screening Number of IDPs who received basic medical screening NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-8-SHO Stichting Vluchteling 1.Improved access to quality holistic care for survivors of conflict related sexual violence in the short and longer-term by supporting the creation of a National Centre of Excellence in Kyiv and a holistic one-stop-centre in Lviv, as well as providing support to other key entry points and facilities in the holistic care referral pathway. 2.Strengthened knowledge and skills of professionals to deliver trauma-aware, survivor-centred, holistic care for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence by developing and implementing a comprehensive Training of Trainers package and making digital resources, tools and follow-up available.3.Awareness raised of the availability of holistic care at community level and improve access to services through support to state, civil society and survivor-led activities including mobile teams, hotlines and sensitisation activities. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Ielyzaveta Bieliavtseva Program Officer +31703468946 lisabieliavtseva@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl/ KyivLvivZaporizhziaOdesaDnipro Protection/GBV services 129015 120575 Pre-financing installment after signed Letter of Intent to Dr. Denis Mukwege Foundation Stichting Vluchteling Dr. Denis Mukwege Foundation 8440 Indirect Cost AKV, Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 129015 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 120575 Grant Agreement between SV and Dr. Denis Mukwege Foundation Stichting Vluchteling Dr. Denis Mukwege Foundation The MF handbook provides guidance to service providers and institutions on implementing the Panzi one-stop-centre holistic care model The training sessions have targeted frontline responders: mobile teams, hotline staff, psychologists, officers from the General Prosecutor’s office and non-governmental actors NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-7-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Objective 1: Support to Ukraine’s emergency mine action response through establishing needs in coordination and cooperation with national authorities and key stakeholders. Objective 2: Reduce the risk posed by UXO, landmines and cluster munitions through EORE Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Programs and Advocacy Samantha Melis Program Officer +31703468946 samanthamelis@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl 535000 150000 Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group 535000 Giro555 allocation to Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 500000 Signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Mines Advisory Group Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group 300000 First remittance in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-MAG, after pre-award letter Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group 50000 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Mines Advisory Group, based on expenditure report Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group 35000 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Deliver EOR to at-risk communities, through partner teams and directly Deliver EORE to at-risk communities, through partner teams and directly Deliver EORE to at-risk communities, through partner teams and directly Deliver EORE to at-risk communities, through partner teams and directly Office and apartment in Irpin city NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-02-04-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Provision and distribution of NFI's (including tablets, christmas sweets, and library materials such as books). Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling U-Saved Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer Ukraine response +31703468946 linaabuawad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Dombasz, Kharkiv, and Dnipro Shelter and NFI items for urgent winterization response 16050 16050 Allocation SHO to Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 1050 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling 15000 Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and local partner organisation U-Saved Stichting Vluchteling U-Saved 14250 first tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and U-Saved Stichting Vluchteling U-Saved 750 Last tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and U-Saved Stichting Vluchteling U-Saved NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-6-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Main goal: provide temporary shelter, protection activities and healthcare to IDP fleeing the conflict in Eastern and Central Ukraine and host communities in the city of Lviv, Ukraine.Objectives: 18.000 IDPs fleeing Eastern and Central Ukraine are in safe and secured environments while transiting in Lviv, provided with primary health care support, advice and information, and food security while L’viv host communities are also supported through strengthen health services. Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Programs and Advocacy Samantha Melis Program Officer +31703468946 samanthamelis@vluchteling.nl http://vluchteling.nl L'viv Oblast WASH 406208 308257 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 32845 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS after approval of final reports including audit opinion Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 406208 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 385321 (co) signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - INTERSOS Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 38532 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, after approval of the midterm report Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 26574 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling The shelters to be identified will be quickly equipped to receive the refugees in good conditions (registration area, medical corner, kitchen, dormitories). Supporting 2 shelters to accommodate IDPs for an average 14-21 days, including provision of cooked meals, PSS activities, health screening, legal consultations, and recreational activities for children -Food distribution (service of 3 meals a day/pers)-PSS -PFA Consultation -Medical Consultation / screening-Recreational sessions for Children -Legal Consultations Mobile Multidisciplinary Team: Supporting most underserved shelters in Lviv, Ternopil, and Ivano-Frankivsk with services in PSS/PFA activities, health screening, TB screening, referral pathways, and legal consultations. NFI & Hygiene Kits distributions: Distributions in the targeted shelters in the regions – providing IDPs with basic NFIs and hygiene kits (Family and Individual). PSS/PFA, Medical Consultations and Legal Consultations are provided through the Mobile Multidisciplinary team in Lviv, Ternopil and Ivano-Frankivsk oblasts to IDPs hosted in collective centers. Rehabilitation of a basement serving as bomb shelter for all patients (up to 390 evacuated children), their families and staff during air alarms; incl. electrical, ventilation, floor, plastering, painting and cleaning works. NL-KVK-41149486-MOL-22-2 Stichting Vluchteling To reduce the impact of the armed conflict in Ukraine on affected displaced Ukrainian population and host populations in Moldova. To strengthen resilience of vulnerable displaced and host populations through evidence-based emergency (cash) assistance. Stichting Vluchteling People in Need Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Team Programmes Lisa Bieliavtseva Ukraine team programme officer +31703468946 lisabieliavtseva@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Cash and Shelter assistance 535000 500000 (co)signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - People in Need (PiN) Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 450000 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling - PiN, in accordance with Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 535000 Allocation from Giro555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 50000 Final remittance in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-PiN Stichting Vluchteling People in Need 35000 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Moldovan hosting families will receive 3500 LEU as part of PiN's cash for hosting households scheme in order to cover part of the costs incurred for hosting Ukrainian refugee families NL-KVK-41149486-MOL-22.1-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Main goal is to reduce health and protection risks for refugees and Third Country Nationals, by ensuring access to quality essential lifesaving and high-impact health care services and access to quality protection and improved PSS services, with a specific focus on the most vulnerable. The project contains 2 major components:1)Provision of primary health services in Tudora and Palanca border crossing points and Palanca bus transit center and health promotion activities .2)Capacity building of MHPSS program with special attention towards PSS for the war-affected population and integration of comprehensive protection services. INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Team Programmes Samantha Melis Programme Officer +31703468946 samanthamelis@vluchteling.nl https://vluchteling.nl Tudora border crossingPalanca Tudora border crossingPalanca Health (including MHPSS) 534579 500206 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 225093 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 225092 Second remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on Grant agreement Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 49422 final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on approval of final financial and audit reports Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus 535579 Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 34972 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget (spent) Stichting Vluchteling Provision of quality primary health care services measured by the number of primary health care consultations Provision of health related messages, assesment on need for PHC at border crossing and first aid provision Linkage of vulnerable cases in health centers to protection services Specialized training of the psychologists, with special attention to (war) trauma counseling Training of first line responders on psychological first aid, the principles of PSS and humanitarian principles (INTERSOS, other NGOs and volunteers) Integration of PSS with a complementary protection services Psychological support hotline for first responders NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-04-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Provide individuals amongst hard to reach populations in war-affected urban centers in the east and south of Ukraine basic food supplies through food package distributions, covering a period of 2-4 weeks. Stichting Vluchteling Save UA Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lisa Bieliavtseva Ukraine regional program coordinator lisabieliavtseva@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl 317747 267264 267264 First remittance, based on receipt of the co-signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Save UA 14843 final remittance Stichting Vluchteling - Save UA, based on approved final report and audit report Stichting Vluchteling Save UA 301854 Initial Incoming Commitment is modified, based on approved final expenditure report Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 19747 AKV expenditure of Stichting Vluchteling (7% of budget spent) Stichting Vluchteling 296960 Grant Agreement Stichtin Vluchteling - UA Stichting Vluchteling SAVE-UA NL-KVK-41149486-POL-22-3-SHO Stichting Vluchteling To provide protection and health integrated assistance to a number of most vulnerable individuals among the refugee population in Poland, with focus on areas where persons with specific needs pass regularly (border area in which we are currently working) and in urban areas in which refugees are mainly settled for mid-long-term accommodation in Podkarpackie region and in Dolny Śląsk (Lower Silesia) region INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Team Programmes Samantha Melis Programme Officer +31703468946 samanthamelis@vluchteling.nl https://vluchteling.nl Podkarpackie Region Dolny Slask Region Protection 276210 247598 258140 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 247598 Initial Incoming Commitment is modified, based on approved final expenditure report Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling 232326 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 16198 AKV expenditure of Stichting Vluchteling (7% of budget spent) Stichting Vluchteling Rapid protection monitoring to define the level and kind of vulnerabilities of the beneficiaries Protection information dissemination Developing safe and effective referral pathways, safe referral to services within the public system (health, social protection) and NGOs available in the area with the follow-up. Provision of quality primary health care services measured by the number of primary health care consultations Health related messages and referring beneficiaries to proper services. Effective support for access to secondary and tertiary services through referrals NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-05-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Ucare.me is an online platform that aims to provide MHPSS support to Ukrainians. Ucare.me has an ambition to provide Mental Health and Psych-Social support to tens of thousands of Ukrainians to deal in constructive way with the stress of war, restore their psycho-emotional state and find strength for a new and better life. Within the framework of the Ucare.me project our foundation will be able to provide quality psychological assistance to Ukrainians, as we will work with professional and qualified specialists. Ukrainian psychological associations with which we have signed memoranda spread information among their specialists about our platform. Interested specialists contact us and undergo an interview. We activate those who suit us in our system, and they start accepting clients. To date, 138 psychologists have been registered in the system, of which 51 specialists have been activated and are now working and accepting clients. We do not activate all of them, because we have a strategic stock. We activate only those that are most suitable according to our criteria for working with specific clients. We plan to expand the number of experts accordingly to the number of clients. We will also support the community of Ukrainian psychologists and help them avoid professional burnout associated with volunteering.According to our criteria, each psychologist can conduct no more than three sessions per day, while each psychotherapist can conduct no more than five sessions per day. It also depends on the level of the specialist, which we determine at the interview. If a specialist has more than three years of experience, is constantly undergoing professional training, is in personal therapy, then they can conduct more than 5 sessions a day. Otherwise, the specialist will conduct fewer sessions. Every client is expected to have 10 sessions. With the contribution of the Netherlands Refugee Foundation, we would provide 5 sessions for 600 Ukrainians. The client journey on the Ucare.me platform consists of: Finding the Ucare.me platform, for example, through a social media ad, clicking "Submit a request" for a consultation on the main page of the site and filling out data in the registration form. Then a person receives confirmation by email that the application was successfully accepted and is being processed. After that they receive a call or message from the specialist assigned to them on the platform and agree on the date and time of the consultation, a convenient way of communication. If a psychologist assigned to a client is located nearby, she or he will offer you the possibility of a face-to-face consultation. On the specified date and time, an initial consultation with a specialist is held, during which she or he will diagnose a client’s condition, clarify the request, and needs. After the initial consultation, the specialist will continue working with the client or refer them to another specialist who will meet their needs best. If necessary, client agrees with the specialist on the date of the next consultation. After the first consultation a client will receive from the specialist a link to the questionnaire, which she/he can fill out as feedback after the consultation. After the initial consultation, a client can change the psychologist by filling out the feedback form. The next consultations take place. If a client has force majeure circumstances and is forced to postpone the date or time of the consultation, she or he must notify the psychologist no later than 24 hours before the appointed time of the consultation. After completing the 10th consultation, a client will receive from the specialist a link to the feedback questionnaire after completing the consultation course, in which she or he rates their cooperation (from 1 to 5) and leaves their feedback in an arbitrary form. If a client wishes to continue working with a psychologist after the 10th consultation, she or he can agree on this personally with the specialist and work with him outside the platform. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Lviv Charity Foundation Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lina Abu Awad Programme Officer +962796078454 LinaAbuAwad@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl 107856 90720 Stichting Vluchteling Lviv Charity Foundation 107856 Stichting SHO - Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 7056 AKV expenditure of Stichting Vluchteling (7% of budget) Stichting Vluchteling 8580 second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Lviv Charity Foundation, Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Lviv Charity Foundation 1500 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Lviv Charity Foundation, based on Grant Agreement (Audit) Stichting Vluchteling Lviv Charity Foundation 99300 Stichting Vluchteling U care.me NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-24-00337-SHO Stichting Vluchteling MHPSS in center for IDPs and Returnees and host communities provided by psychologist and psychiatrists Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling Alliance for Mental Health Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Lina Abu Awad Project Officer 0031635650704 LinaAbuAwad@vluchteling.nl Kherson 140257 150075 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 59083 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Save UA, after approval of burn rate report Stichting Vluchteling Alliance for Mental Health 70129 First Tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-Alliance for Mental Health Stichting Vluchteling Alliance for Mental Health 140257 Stichting Vluchteling Alliance for Mental Health 9818 Stichting Vluchteling 11045 Final Tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-Alliance for Mental Health Stichting Vluchteling Alliance for Mental Health NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-23-00217-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The Save UA Foundation conducted the needs assessment of the population of the affected areas in southern Ukraine and decided to focus on preparation for the winter period and decided to focus on supporting a small number of communities (2 communities) with a more comprehensive approach for 6 months, with the possibility of extension. We established strong cooperation links with oblast and local authorities, consolidated territorial communities affected areas and systematically update their needs and accept requests for assistance. SaveUA also organized a hotline, which helps to understand how the situation changes in real time. According to assessment conducted, SAVE UA propose to provide support for 2 hromadas, both in de-occupied Khersonska oblast: Vysokopillya hromada and Stanislavska hromada. Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling SaveUA Stichting Vluchteling Programme Department Lina Abu Awad Project Officer 0031635650704 LinaAbuAwad@vluchteling.nl Kherson Food parcel, hygiene kits and NFI distribution 561774 561774 Giro 555 Stichting Vluchteling 525023 Stichting Vluchteling SaveUA 19295 Stichting Vluchteling 472521 First Tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-SaveUA Stichting Vluchteling SaveUA 50895 Final Tranche in accordance with Grant Agreement SV-SaveUA Stichting Vluchteling SaveUA NL-KVK-41149486-UKR-22-14-SHO Stichting Vluchteling The main goal of the project will be to purchase mechanical assets and supporting equipment to deploy alongside planned landmine and Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) clearance operations in Ukraine in support of the Ukrainian civilian population. Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Lelyzaveta Bieliavtseva Programme Officer +31703468946 lisabieliavtseva@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Kharkiv Oblast 374500 755000 Addendum to the Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Mines Advisory Group, based on Cost Extension and budget realignment Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group 51594 Final remittance of Stichting Vluchteling to Mines Advisory Group (MAG), based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group 350000 Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group (MAG) 374500 Allocation from Giro555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 332500 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Mines Advisory Group, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group 782271 Allocation from Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling, based on Cost Extension and Realignment Giro 555 (Stichting Samenwerkende Hulporganisaties) Stichting Vluchteling 347000 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Mines Advisory Group, based on signed Addendum to GA Stichting Vluchteling Mines Advisory Group 51177 Indirect cost AKV Stichting Vluchteling, consisting of 7% of the total budget Stichting Vluchteling Support manual teams with disposal and transportation of items of Explosive Ordnance Conduct ground preparation of land prepare access to task sites for manual clearance teams Processing of rubble in support of manual clearance teams NL-KVK-41149486-MYA-25-00430-DRA Stichting Vluchteling IRC will implement an integrated multi-sectoral emergency response in the affected urban and rural areas of Mandalay and Sagaing regions. IRC provides health, protection and MPCA and will coordinate with other JR members and actors. Health: IRC deploys 2 Mobile Medical Teams (MMT), incl. 1 medical doctor, 2 nurses, 1 health counsellor and 1 health promotor, providing emergency primary healthcare and MHPSS services and referrals based on IRC/health sector guidelines. IRC procures medical supplies as well as uses pre-existing stock to ensure that the MMTs are equipped, reaching 10,000 (4,680 male and 5,320 female). MPCA: Markets are sufficiently functioning esp. in Mandalay town, which makes it possible to provide MPCA to 1347 HHs, 5,666 individuals, to enable them to meet their immediate needs. Protection: IRC will conduct emergency protection monitoring (PM) and protection mainstreaming activities based on Global Protection Cluster Mainstreaming toolkit, reaching 2,000 people. The protection team while conducting the PM will coordinate with health and cash team as well as other JR members for the referrals of the individuals identified with specific needs for healthcare or basic needs. World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Jan Habraken Programme Officer Asia Region +31703468946 janhabraken@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Mandalay and Sagaing Regions Mobile Medical Teams including Medical supplies Protection monitoring activities Multi purpose cash distributions 480598 480598 Subgrant Agreement from World Vision Nederland to Stichting Vluchteling World Vision Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 456568 First remittance (95%) from World Vision Nederland to Stichting Vluchteling, based on signed Subgrant Agreement World Vision Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 477294 Signed Grant Agreement between Stichting Vluchteling and IRC Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee Inc. 453429 First remittance (95%) transferred by Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee Inc. Mental and Psychosocial Support Number of mental health consultations Primary Health Number of Primary Health Care Consultations Prevention and Response to Violence Number of people that receive an appropriate response Unconditional and unrestricted cash Number of people benefitting from unconditional and unrestricted cash transfers Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptation in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries Capacity Strenghtening (Reach) number of national and local actors supported with capacity strenghtening Capacity Strenghtening (localisation) % of budget spent on capacity strenghtening of national and local actors National and Local Actors % of budget that went to national and local actors NL-KVK-41149486-LEB-25-00431-SHO Stichting Vluchteling In response to this crisis, the IRC proposes to provide life-saving healthcare assistance through partnering with Baalbeck Social Health Center, a well-known Primary Health Care Center (PHCC) in Baalbeck district. Under this intervention, the IRC will support the PHCC in providing medical consultations covering mother and childcare, ante natal and post-natal care, sexual and reproductive health, communicable and non-communicable diseases, provision of mental health and psychosocial support services (MHPSS), coverage of diagnostic exams, provision of medications, immunization for children and malnutrition screening. Throughout these activities, the main focus will be on children under five, pregnant and lactating women, people with non-communicable diseases and mental health conditions. Services will take place at the PHCC and at the community level through mobile teams, ensuring that services will be accessible to everyone. Community based interventions will include health awareness, screenings for communicable diseases, non-communicable diseases, malnutrition, and mental health conditions. The IRC and its partner aim to target 4,000 beneficiaries, including vulnerable Lebanese and Syrian Refugees. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer MENA region nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl 267500 267500 Commitment of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (SHO) Stichting Vluchteling 250000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 17500 Indirect cost Stichting Vlucheling, AKV, consisting of 7% of final expenses Stichting Vluchteling 162500 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. NL-KVK-41149486-LEB-24-00369-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Goal: To increase access to urgent mental health care for Lebanon’s internally displaced populations and affected host communities of all nationalities, by supporting sustainable, community-based mental health services in high-need regions. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling Embrace Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer MENA region nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl 289296 244184 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to Embrace, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Embrace 18926 Indirect cost Stichting Vlucheling, AKV, consisting of 7% of final expenses Stichting Vluchteling 289296 Commitment of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (SHO) Stichting Vluchteling 270370 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Embrace Stichting Vluchteling Embrace NL-KVK-41149486-LEB-24-00359-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Within this Joint Response focussing on acute emergency services to conflict affected host communities and IDPs, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) with local partners -in line with the MoPH strategy and based on assessments and programme expertise- will improve the access of vulnerable populations to quality healthcare and mental health care services as well as provide emergency multi-purpose cash assistance to the most vulnerable families. War Child Holland Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer MENA region +31658947384 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Akkar Province Akkar Province Primary Health and Mental and Psychosocial support Multi-purpose Cash Assistance 634849 630106 First installment of 95% from War Child to Stichting Vluchteling War Child Holland Stichting Vluchteling 150000 prefinancing remittance SV to IRC Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee 450309 Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee 630309 Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee 634849 Sub-Grant Agreement for the Acute Crisis Lebanon Joint Response from Warchild to Stichting Vluchteling War Child Holland Stichting Vluchteling Mental and Psychosocial Support Number of Mental Health consultations Primary Health Number of Primary Health Care Consultations Unconditional and Unrestricted cash Number of people benefitting from unconditional and unrestricted cash transfers Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-24-1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Improvement of health services in remote, unserved areas in Kandahar with a focus on strenghtening of the current basic emergency obstetric and newborn care services (BEmONC) through local partner support; and with a focus on the Integration of a Therapeutic Feeding Unit in the Health Facility in Zabul; improvement of water and hygiene facilities and practices in the targeted health facilities. Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Dorien Boxhoorn Programme Officer +31703468946 dorienboxhoorn@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Kandahar and Zabul provinces 31.61332 65.71013 1494273 1000000 First remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 483035 Prefinaning amount from Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS based on Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 1494273 First remittance from Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling based on signed Sub Grant Agreement Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 27979 1% ICR to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 4014198 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Intersos Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 4042177 Sub-Grant Agreement from Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling for the AFJR 2024-2026 Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 1318648 Second payment from Cordaid to Stichting Vluchteling, based on Liquidity request 2025 and expected spending 2024 Stichting Cordaid Stichting Vluchteling 1309867 Second remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on approved First Year report Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Health Infrastructure rehabilitation number of health facilities rehabilitated Reproductive Health Number of live births attended by skilled health personnel Primary Health Number of Primary Health Care consultations Secondary Health Number of hospitalisations Gender-Based Violence (medical response) Number of SGBV victims receiving assistance in less than 72 hours Treatment of under-Nutrition Number of children under 5 admitted for treatment of Severe or Moderate Acute Malnutrition Capacity Strenghtening (Nutrition) Number of health facilities where nutrition programmes are implemented Treatment of under nutrition for pregnant/lactating women (PLW) Number of pregnant or lactating women admitted for treatment of Severe or Moderate Acute Malnutrition Screening of under-/malnutrition Number of people screened for under-/ malnutrition Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme NL-KVK-41149486-DRC-25-00409-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Integrated Health/WASH emergency response in Karisimbi Health Zone and based on own needs assessments with focus on Bujovu and Majengo health areas. HEALTH: primary healthcare in 2 HFs through free consultations to beneficiaries through outpatient consultations (OC), childhood disease control, referrals, emergency reproductive health (prevention & management of sexual violence <72 hours, improve maternal and newborn health). Epidemic prevention with vaccination for children <5 and pregnant women (PLW).IPC: In the two HFs, Infection Prevention and Control measures are enhanced through provision of Personal Protective Equipment, disinfectants and waste management supplies. Community awareness campaigns enhance epidemic outbreak prevention.WASH: safe water and hygiene in homes and HFs through water trucking, water quality monitoring, and water chlorination to limit spread of waterborne diseases. Chlorination points are based on existing water points. Promotion of hygiene, incl. menstrual hygiene and distribution of jerricans for transport, storage and recipient for waste management. TEAR fund Nederland Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Kees Ton Programme Officer West Africa Region +31703468946 keeston@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Karisimbi Health Zone Karisimbi Health Zone 481685 481685 SUB GRANT AGREEMENT from Tear Fund Nederland to Stichting Vluchteling for the DR Congo Goma Joint Response 2025 Tear Fund Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 457601 First remittance transferred by Tear Fund Nederland to Stichting Vluchteling, based on signed Sub-Grant Agreement Tear Fund Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 478836 Grant Agreement from Stichting Vluchteling to the International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee inc. 454894 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to IRC after signed agreement Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee inc. Hygiene Promotion Number of people having regular access to soap to meet hygienic needs Water Supply Number of people having access to sufficient and safe water for domestic use Hygiene Promotion (awareness) Number of people reached with hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities Primary Health Number of primary health care consultations Gender-based Violence (medical response) Number of SGBV victims receiving assistance in less than 72 hours Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. National and Local Actors % of budget that went to national and local actors Capacity Strenghtening (localisation) % of budget spent on capacity strengthening of national an local actors Capacity Strenghtening (reach) Number of national and local actors supported with capacity strengthening NL-KVK-41149486-DRC-25-00505-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling/IRC, and local partners UiA (DRC) and FS (Burundi) lead an integrated WASH & Protection intervention, targeting 29.011 people in Uvira (14.506 Kalundu, 14.505 Kasenga, DRC) and 19.386 people in Bujumbura (Kansega & Cishemere, Burundi). Given the fluidity of transit sites, activities may be redirected in agreement with the ACJR. Stichting Red een Kind Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Kees Ton Regional Programme Officer +31703468946 keeston@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Uvira, Kalundu and Kasenga districts andBujumbura, Kansega and Cishemere districts Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) services Protection, including GBV protection and response and child protection services 481685 478391 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling to the International Rescue Committee, co-signed by IRC on 30 December 2025 Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Commitee Inc. 481685 Signed Sub Grant Agreement Stichting Red een Kind and Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Red een Kind Stichting Vluchteling 454471 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. Hygiene Promotion Number of people having regular access to soap to meet hygienic needs Water Supply Number of people having access to sufficient and safe water for domestic use Hygiene Promotion (awareness) Number of people reached with hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities Gender-Based Violence (prevention) Number of persons reached by the implementation of specific GBV prevention measures Gender-Based Violence (Prevention, Response, Other) Number of survivors who receive an appropriate response to GBV Child Protection Number of children that received support specified to their needs Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. Capacity Strenghtening (reach) Number of national and local actors supported with capacity strengthening Capacity Strenghtening (localisation) % of budget spent on capacity strengthening of national and local actors National and Local Actors % of budget that went to national and local actors NL-KVK-41149486-YEM-24-00208 Stichting Vluchteling Improvement of services in 3 technical sectors -Protection, WASH and Livelihoods- in Aden and Lahj by INTERSOS and its two partner CBOs with an objective to strengthen communities, enhance their self-reliance and protective environment using community-based approaches to meaningful engagement and action. CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer +31703468946 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Aden Province 12.800000 45.033333 Lahj Province Lahj province 13.216204 44.728065 Protection activities Livelihood support 1046590 1046591 539383 Intermediate (second) remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 1046590 first remittance from CARE Nederland to Stichting Vluchteling CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 500000 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling - INTERSOS, based on Letter of Intent of 18-12-2023 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 3139772 Sub-Grant Agreement CARE - Stichting Vluchteling of 23 January 2024 CARE Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 3118149 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - INTERSOS, of 29 January 2024 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 519692 Intermediate (third) remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 519691 Intermediate (fourth) remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus 1046590 Second payment from CARE to Stichting Vluchteling, based on the expected spending 2024 and liquidity request 2025 CARE Nederland Stichting Vluchteling Short-term livelihood support Number of people provided with resources to protect and start rebuilding livelihood assets Hygiene Promotion Number of people having regular access to soap to meet hygienic needs solid waste management Number of people living in settlements with a functional solid waste management system Hygiene promotion (awareness) Number of people reached with hygiene promotion/awareness raising activities Prevention and response to violence Number of persons reached by the implementation of specific prevention measures Housing, Land and Property Rights Number of persons who receive information on relevant rights, legal aid and documentation AND/OR support to alternative housing Protection information management and monitoring Number of protection information management (PIM) products enabling evidence-informed action for quality protection outcomes produced Capacity Strenghtening Number of participants showing an increased knowledge on the protection subject in focus Protection Advocacy Number of advocacy products produced and disseminated AND/OR number of meetings/events held Gender based violence (Prevention, response, other) Number of survivors who receive an appropriate response to GBV Child Protection Number of children that received support specified to their needs Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations to JR Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. Primary Health Number of Primary Health Care Consultations Unconditional and unrestricted cash Number of people benefitting from unconditional and unrestricted cash transfers National and Local Actors % of budget that went to national and local actors Capacity Strenghtening % of budget spent on capacity Capacity Strenghtening (Reach) Number of national and local actors supported with capacity strenghtening NL-KVK-41149486-AFG-25-00452-DRA Stichting Vluchteling IRC and AABRAR lead an integrated health and protection intervention, targeting 33,003 people. 15,263 in health and 17,740 in protection in Islam Qala and Herat city. Under health, IRC will provide comprehensive PHC services including 12,186 PHC consultations (CDs, NCDs, SRH, injuries, vaccination, S-GBV) and 2,437 MH consultations as per national guidelines. AABRAR will complement with 640 medical assistive devices for PWD. The proposed interventions will complement the ongoing IRC health/nutrition services and UNFPA, WHO, World Vision services. IRC and AABRAR address protection risks faced by 6640 returnees at the Zero Point in Islam Qala, and in Herat city. AABRAR will support 700 PWDs through transportation, implement PWD accessibility interventions (e.g. ramps, handrails) reaching 1800 people, provide repairs of prostheses (800 returnees) and install accessible signage boards (3,000 returnees). AABRAR will support a total of 6,300 returnees. IRC will provide IPA for 340 people (Up to 120$ case-by-case) and support for 100 UASC (transportation, accommodation, and documentation). Protection monitoring, safe referral and information will be provided on legal documentation, reaching 11,000 people. IRC/AABRAR will coordinate with other JR members, including SCI, War child and Care for referrals for PWD to AABRAR. Protection mainstreaming is done through training frontline workers on protection, PSEA and safeguarding. World Vision NL Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer +31703468946 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Islam Qala Zero Point and Herat City Islam Qala Zero Point and Herat city primary health care and mental health care consultations Individual Protection Assistance, Legal documentation and information and transportation assistance 480598 480598 Signed Sub Grant Agreement World Vision Nederland and Stichting Vluchteling World Vision Nederland Stichting Vluchteling 477273 Signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling and International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. 453409 First remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. 456568 First remittance of World Vision allocation to Stichting Vluchteling (95%), based on signed Sub Grant Agreement Mental and Psychosocial Support Number of mental health consultations Primary Health Number of primary health care consultations Prevention and Response to violence Number of persons who receive an appropriate response Protection Information Dissemination Number of persons with increased/appropriate information on relevant rights and/or entitlements Support to Unaccompanied children Number of unaccompanied and/or separated children who are reunited with their caregivers OR in appropriate protective care arrangements based on BIA Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme Adaptations Number of adaptations in the design and/or implementation of the JR, as a result of the input from beneficiaries. National and Local Actors % of budget that went to national and local actors Capacity Strenghtening (localisation) % of budget spent on capacity strengthening of national an local actors Capacity Strenghtening (reach) Number of national and local actors supported with capacity strengthening NL-KVK-41149486-OPT-25-00487-SHO Stichting Vluchteling In response to the escalating health and nutrition crisis in Gaza, the IRC, will implement a targeted emergency nutrition intervention, aimed at stabilizing the nutrition situation, preventing excess morbidity and mortality, and strengthening community resilience in Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis. The primary goal is to reduce acute malnutrition and promote healthy feeding practices among children under five and Pregnant and Lactating Women (PLWs), while strengthening community-based nutrition systems. The prolonged conflict, large-scale displacement, and collapse of essential services have severely affected food security, infant feeding, and access to health and nutrition care. The project will apply an integrated delivery model combining Community-based Management of Acute Malnutrition (CMAM), Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies (IYCF-E), and micronutrient support. Activities will include community screening and referral, provision of Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) and essential nutrition commodities, counselling on optimal breastfeeding and complementary feeding, and promotion of hygiene and maternal care practices. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer MENA region nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl 267500 162500 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 17500 Indirect cost Stichting Vlucheling, AKV, consisting of 7% of final expenses Stichting Vluchteling 267500 Commitment of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (SHO) Stichting Vluchteling 250000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - IRC Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. NL-KVK-41149486-LEB-24-00354-SHO Stichting Vluchteling This emergency project seeks to address these critical needs by focusing on four key areas of intervention: shelter repairs for collective shelters, distribution of educational kits for displaced children, comprehensive package of non-food items (NFIs) including hygiene & MHM kits as well as baby kits for HHs, and providing cash for shelter for displaced HHs paying rent in residential units and apartments. Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer MENA region nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl shelter repairs NFI, educational kits, MHM kits, baby kits, cash for shelter 267500 250000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Intersos Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus 267500 Commitment of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (SHO) Stichting Vluchteling 17500 Indirect cost Stichting Vlucheling, AKV, consisting of 7% of final expenses Stichting Vluchteling 12500 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on final expenses report Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus 237500 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling to INTERSOS, based on signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus NL-KVK-41149486-ASPIRE_Lebanon Stichting Vluchteling ASPIRE program aims to reach, support, and strengthen organizations working to protect and improve services for refugees, displaced persons and host communities. Through equitable, multi-annual partnerships focused on capacity strengthening and direct funding, we aim to advance the leadership of local and national organizations. Our goal is to reach organizations that are often excluded from international funding streams or overlooked by donors. Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling CVC Charity Diyarouna Association Naseej Foundation Urjuwan Ahlam Lajea Dar Al Amal Lebanese Center for Civic Education Anonymous _ 1 Anonymous _ 2 In the inception phase of ASPIRE program, SV initiated the recruitment and onboarding of key staff, alongside draft and open calls for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to identify potential local partners. The selection process was structured around predefined criteria to ensure capacity, alignment with project objectives, and strategic fit, establishing the foundational framework for long-term collaboration and localized implementation. SV will focus shifts on comprehensive reporting, ensuring that all outcomes and activities are well-documented. Alongside this, we will maintain light follow-up to support ongoing needs of local partners. We will also explore transitional funding options to ensure continuity and smooth the handover to local stakeholders for future sustainability. Stichting vluchteling Programs Ester van den Berg Program manager +31623251723 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl The ASPIRE program spans three countries in the Middle East: Turkey, Lebanon, and Iraq. In Turkey, it covers the southeast region, including cities like Gaziantep and Adana. In Lebanon, the program focuses on the whole country. In Iraq, it targets the northwestern region, including cities like Erbil, Dohuk, and Mosul in Ninawa. Direct funding and capacity strengthening for in country partners across Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey to implement projects focuses on protection of affected populations and promote access to services for these populations across Iraq, Lebanon and Turkey. Material relief assistance and services Under the ASPIRE, SV actively fosters equitable partnerships with local, in-country organizations to ensure that all stakeholders are involved in decision-making and benefit equally from the collaboration. By emphasizing shared goals, mutual respect, sharing risks, and local ownership, SV strives to create partnerships that are not only sustainable but also inclusive, empowering local partners to drive initiatives and contribute meaningfully to their success. This approach helps bridge gaps, address disparities, and build long-term capacity within local communities, ensuring that efforts are relevant, effective, and responsive to the needs of those they aim to serve. 92849 664702 1175810 1223440 683136 55063 344625.6 Stichting Vluchteling Naseej Foundation 353100 Stichting Vluchteling Ahlam Lajea 307197 Stichting Vluchteling Anonymous _ 2 355237.63 Stichting Vluchteling The Association of Charity and Voluntary Convention in Lebanon (CVC Charity) 264825 Stichting Vluchteling Lebanese Center for Civic Education 353100 Stichting Vluchteling Dar Al Amal 141240 Stichting Vluchteling Diyarouna Association 276780 excluding disbursements to implementing partners 194750 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 584250 Second payment Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 317790 Stichting Vluchteling Urjuwan 3894999 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 1120435 111708 Stichting Vluchteling The Association of Charity and Voluntary Convention in Lebanon (CVC Charity) 47080 Stichting Vluchteling Anonymous _ 1 44726 Stichting Vluchteling Diyarouna 109131 Stichting Vluchteling Naseej Foundation 111815 Dar Al Amal 100634 Stichting Vluchteling Urjuwan 111815 Ahlam Lajea 97279 Anonymous 2 44726 Anonymous 1 83861 Lebanese Center for Civic Education Overview on the framework, strategies and objectives Increased access for in-country partners to direct for the provision of community-identified essential services and/or protection services Numerator: # of partners whose quality of funding has been verified as strengthened by an outside evaluator Denominator: Total # of partners by the end of Cohort 1why only cohort 1: because the external evaluator will be comissioned at the mid-term of the programme Numerator: Quantity of direct funding to partners which classifies as (a. overhead costs b. project funding, c. multi-annual funding d. core funding e. external donors) combined in EurosDenominator: Total quantity of funding to partners in Euros Numerator: # of partners self-reporting increased quality of funding ( as per MOFA self reporting survey - across at least 3 key areasDenominator: Total # of partners by the end of the programme Sustainably improved living conditions for vulnerable displaced persons and host communities in Lebanon, Iraq, and Türkiye This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who report that the partnership model was (agile) flexible, adaptable, and timely response enough to allow for the implementation of a sustainable locally-led approach. - Locally-led on in-country parnters level- Sustainability will be measured after one year of project end for cohort 1direct impact of the partner's project (protection and access to basic services) In-country organizations in Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey are equipped with strengthened capacity and funding needed to effectively address community-identified needs related to access to services and protection services This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who report that the partnership model was equitable in the evaluation based on the developed matrix.Total number of ICPs reported that partnership was equitable / total number of ICPs This indicator measures the proportion of of supported affected population or project participants disagregated by age group and gender who perceive that the intervention has adequately addressed their access to essential services and protection needs. Total number of responded reported their needs were addressed / total number of responded. This indicator will be captured from in-country partners reports. Self-defined capacity of in-country partners strengthened and shared to sustainably manage and deliver essential services and protection services for vulnerable refugee communities, host communities, and IDPs in each target country This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who self-reported increased capacity based on self-assessment survey shared by MFA. triangolate data from diffrent documents, includidng MoM, CS plan, and reports.this indicator will be measured in the midterm and final evaluation Total number of ICPs whos capacity strengthined across at least three key areas identified by external evaluation This indicator measures the number of MoUs jointly developed and signed by the SV and country partners , for upheld, in-country team will verify that the MoUs uphelded or not.Upheld( no termination) This indicator measures the number of capacity facilitators staff hired during the ASPIRE project duration This indicator measures the number of MEAL Specialist staff hired during the ASPIRE project duration This indicator measures the number of developed action plans from in-country partneres related to their capacity strengthening plan This indicator measures the number of funded capacity strengthening and knowledge sharing plans of the in-country partners. By funded it measn the budget is realesed This indicator measures the number of selected in-country partners receiving the capacity strengthening session on community based need assessment This indicator measures the number of in-country partners linked with already established and existing knowldge sharing netwroks in each country This indicator measures number of initiatives facilitated (by SV) through peer to peer sessions between external stakeholder and in-country partners staff and between in-country partners staff themselves as well This indicator measures the number of in-country partners led capacity strengthening plan implimented and successfully completed by end of funding cycle. This indicator measures the number of the joint learning paper between in-country partners themselves or with the SV published This indicator measures the number of the joint learning paper between in-country partners themselves or with the SV published Training on Proposal Development:May include workshops, webinars, one-on-one sessions, or other structured learning opportunities covering proposal writing, budgeting, donor requirements, and logical frameworks.Numerator: # of partners receiving training on proposal developmentDenominator: # of partners requesting training on proposal development Fundraising Coaching:One-on-one support, mentorship, or advisory sessions focused on identifying funding opportunities, donor engagement, developing fundraising strategies, and writing funding proposals.Requests: Identified as a priority through the capacity strengthening planNumerator: # of partners receiving coaching on fundraisingDenominator: # of partners requesting coaching on fundraising Jointly defined: Developed through a collaborative process involving Incountry partners and SV staffRisk sharing: distributing risks fairly between ICPs, SV, and MFAPlan: Document indicating action plan related to mitigation measures of said risksAgreed upon: Shared and approved with all stakeholders Numerator:# of partners coached to develop holistic accountability mechanismsDenominator: # of partners who request holistic accountability mechanisms In-Country Partners:Local NGOs, grassroots organizations, and community-based organizations (CBOs) operating within the country of intervention.Direct Funding:Funds are channeled directly to the partner without an intermediary managing the budget. External Evaluation Studies:Refers to assessments conducted by third-party evaluators, consultants, or independent firms, rather than internal staff or in-country partners.Implemented and Finalized:Means the evaluation process has been initiated, including data collection and analysis and the evaluation report has been completed, submitted, and is ready for use in decision-making. Internal Evaluations: Refers to structured assessments initiated and conducted by the in-country partner organization. These can include Formative EvaluationSummative EvaluationProcess Evaluation or Implementation EvaluationOutcome Evaluation or Effectiveness EvaluationImpact EvaluationPerformance EvaluationCost-Benefit Analysis Strategic Stakeholders: Could include donors, government agencies, INGOs, private sector actors, national coordination bodies, or other influential entities that support humanitarian and development efforts.In-Country Partners: Refers to local NGOs, grassroots organizations, and community-based groups engaged in program implementation.Linked With: Indicates active efforts to establish, formalize, or strengthen partnerships through meetings, joint initiatives, funding opportunities, capacity-strengthening, or networking and contact sharing. Forcibly displaced people and members of their host communities have improved access to quality services – FDPs preferably though inclusion in national systems, and otherwise through service delivery by MFA’s programming partners. NL-KVK-41149486-ASPIRE_Turkiye Stichting Vluchteling ASPIRE program aims to reach, support, and strengthen organizations working to protect and improve services for refugees, displaced persons and host communities. Through equitable, multi-annual partnerships focused on capacity strengthening and direct funding, we aim to advance the leadership of local and national organizations. Our goal is to reach organizations that are often excluded from international funding streams or overlooked by donors. Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling Amal Humanitarian Relief Organization Monitoring and Preventing Child Labour Organization EL Furat social assistance and solidarity association Migrant Solidarity Association Amal Healing and Advocacy Center Shafak Organization Syrian Women Network (Umut) Field Ready In the inception phase of ASPIRE program, SV initiated the recruitment and onboarding of key staff, alongside draft and open calls for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to identify potential local partners. The selection process was structured around predefined criteria to ensure capacity, alignment with project objectives, and strategic fit, establishing the foundational framework for long-term collaboration and localized implementation. SV will focus shifts on comprehensive reporting, ensuring that all outcomes and activities are well-documented. Alongside this, we will maintain light follow-up to support ongoing needs of local partners. We will also explore transitional funding options to ensure continuity and smooth the handover to local stakeholders for future sustainability. Stichting vluchteling Programs Ester van den Berg Program manager +31623251723 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl The ASPIRE program spans three countries in the Middle East: Turkey, Lebanon, and Iraq. In Turkey, it covers the southeast region, including cities like Gaziantep and Adana. In Lebanon, the program focuses on the whole country. In Iraq, it targets the northwestern region, including cities like Erbil, Dohuk, and Mosul in Ninawa. SV, in partnership with in country partners, focuses on protection activities and access to services for refugees, IDPs, returnees, and host communities. This includes but not limited to providing legal support, child protection services, safeguarding against gender-based violence, ensuring safe spaces, and enhancing security measures to prevent exploitation and abuse. Additionally, SV supports community-led initiatives that empower local groups to identify and address their own protection needs, fostering resilience and strengthening the safety and well-being of vulnerable populations. Direct funding and capacity strengthening for in country partners across Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey to implement projects focuses on protection of affected populations and promote access to services for these populations across Iraq, Lebanon and Turkey. Material relief assistance and services Under the ASPIRE, SV actively fosters equitable partnerships with local, in-country organizations to ensure that all stakeholders are involved in decision-making and benefit equally from the collaboration. By emphasizing shared goals, mutual respect, sharing risks, and local ownership, SV strives to create partnerships that are not only sustainable but also inclusive, empowering local partners to drive initiatives and contribute meaningfully to their success. This approach helps bridge gaps, address disparities, and build long-term capacity within local communities, ensuring that efforts are relevant, effective, and responsive to the needs of those they aim to serve. 91547 518254 899017 929529 520166 41487 353100 Stichting Vluchteling Field Ready 188202 Stichting Vluchteling Syrian Women Network (Umut) 2196.74 A pre-financing amount allocated to (CIOD) to conduct a project needs assessment. This amount was provided because the project partner lacked sufficient resources to carry out the necessary assessment. The allocated funds will be used to cover the costs of evaluating the project’s requirements, identifying key needs, and ensuring the project is properly scoped and prepared for successful execution. Stichting Vluchteling Child Labor Monitoring and Prevention Association 264825 Stichting Vluchteling Amal Humanitarian Relief Organisation 276780 excluding disbursements to implementing partners 211860 Stichting Vluchteling Migrant Solidarity Association 264825 Stichting Vluchteling Amal Healing and Advocacy Center 211860 Stichting Vluchteling El Furat Organization 64842 The first-year disbursement to MSA was processed as part of the grant agreement between SV and MSA to fund project implementation and capacity strengthening activities. Stichting Vluchteling Migrant Solidarity Association 67089 The first-year disbursement to EL Furat Organization was processed as part of the grant agreement between SV and EL Furat Organization to fund project implementation and capacity strengthening activities. Stichting Vluchteling El Furat Organization 42529.26 The first-year disbursement to Child Labor Monitoring and Prevention Association was processed as part of the grant agreement between SV and Child Labor Monitoring and Prevention Association to fund project implementation and capacity strengthening activities. Stichting Vluchteling Child Labor Monitoring and Prevention Association 83861 The first-year disbursement to Amal Humanitarian and Relief Organization was processed as part of the grant agreement between SV and Amal Humanitarian and Relief Organization to fund project implementation and capacity strengthening activities. Stichting Vluchteling Amal Humanitarian and relief organization 2247.04 A pre-financing disbursement was provided to MSA, to facilitate the conduct of their needs assessment. This funding ensures they have the necessary resources to complete the assessment effectively and efficiently. Stichting Vluchteling Migrant Solidarity Association 3000000 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 150000 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 450000 Second payment Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 17077 El Furat Organisation 111815 Field Ready 59598 Syrian Women Network (Umut) 111815 Shafak Organisation 795841 11858 CIOD 143380 Stichting Vluchteling Child Labor Monitoring and Prevention Association 353100 Stichting Vluchteling Shafak Organization Overview on the framework, strategies and objectives Sustainably improved living conditions for vulnerable displaced persons and host communities in Lebanon, Iraq, and Türkiye This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who report that the partnership model was (agile) flexible, adaptable, and timely response enough to allow for the implementation of a sustainable locally-led approach. - Locally-led on in-country parnters level- Sustainability will be measured after one year of project end for cohort 1direct impact of the partner's project (protection and access to basic services) In-country organizations in Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey are equipped with strengthened capacity and funding needed to effectively address community-identified needs related to access to services and protection services This indicator measures the proportion of of supported affected population or project participants disagregated by age group and gender who perceive that the intervention has adequately addressed their access to essential services and protection needs. Total number of responded reported their needs were addressed / total number of responded. This indicator will be captured from in-country partners reports. This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who report that the partnership model was equitable in the evaluation based on the developed matrix.Total number of ICPs reported that partnership was equitable / total number of ICPs Self-defined capacity of in-country partners strengthened and shared to sustainably manage and deliver essential services and protection services for vulnerable refugee communities, host communities, and IDPs in each target country Total number of ICPs whos capacity strengthined across at least three key areas identified by external evaluation This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who self-reported increased capacity based on self-assessment survey shared by MFA. triangolate data from diffrent documents, includidng MoM, CS plan, and reports.this indicator will be measured in the midterm and final evaluation This indicator measures the number of MoUs jointly developed and signed by the SV and country partners , for upheld, in-country team will verify that the MoUs uphelded or not.Upheld( no termination) This indicator measures the number of capacity facilitators staff hired during the ASPIRE project duration This indicator measures the number of MEAL Specialist staff hired during the ASPIRE project duration This indicator measures the number of developed action plans from in-country partneres related to their capacity strengthening plan This indicator measures the number of funded capacity strengthening and knowledge sharing plans of the in-country partners. By funded it measn the budget is realesed This indicator measures the number of selected in-country partners receiving the capacity strengthening session on community based need assessment This indicator measures number of initiatives facilitated (by SV) through peer to peer sessions between external stakeholder and in-country partners staff and between in-country partners staff themselves as well This indicator measures the number of in-country partners linked with already established and existing knowldge sharing netwroks in each country This indicator measures the number of in-country partners led capacity strengthening plan implimented and successfully completed by end of funding cycle. This indicator measures the number of the joint learning paper between in-country partners themselves or with the SV published This indicator measures the number of the joint learning paper between in-country partners themselves or with the SV published Increased access for in-country partners to direct for the provision of community-identified essential services and/or protection services Numerator: # of partners self-reporting increased quality of funding ( as per MOFA self reporting survey - across at least 3 key areasDenominator: Total # of partners by the end of the programme Numerator: Quantity of direct funding to partners which classifies as (a. overhead costs b. project funding, c. multi-annual funding d. core funding e. external donors) combined in EurosDenominator: Total quantity of funding to partners in Euros Numerator: # of partners whose quality of funding has been verified as strengthened by an outside evaluator Denominator: Total # of partners by the end of Cohort 1why only cohort 1: because the external evaluator will be comissioned at the mid-term of the programme Training on Proposal Development:May include workshops, webinars, one-on-one sessions, or other structured learning opportunities covering proposal writing, budgeting, donor requirements, and logical frameworks.Numerator: # of partners receiving training on proposal developmentDenominator: # of partners requesting training on proposal development Fundraising Coaching:One-on-one support, mentorship, or advisory sessions focused on identifying funding opportunities, donor engagement, developing fundraising strategies, and writing funding proposals.Requests: Identified as a priority through the capacity strengthening planNumerator: # of partners receiving coaching on fundraisingDenominator: # of partners requesting coaching on fundraising Jointly defined: Developed through a collaborative process involving Incountry partners and SV staffRisk sharing: distributing risks fairly between ICPs, SV, and MFAPlan: Document indicating action plan related to mitigation measures of said risksAgreed upon: Shared and approved with all stakeholders Numerator:# of partners coached to develop holistic accountability mechanismsDenominator: # of partners who request holistic accountability mechanisms In-Country Partners:Local NGOs, grassroots organizations, and community-based organizations (CBOs) operating within the country of intervention.Direct Funding:Funds are channeled directly to the partner without an intermediary managing the budget. External Evaluation Studies:Refers to assessments conducted by third-party evaluators, consultants, or independent firms, rather than internal staff or in-country partners.Implemented and Finalized:Means the evaluation process has been initiated, including data collection and analysis and the evaluation report has been completed, submitted, and is ready for use in decision-making. Internal Evaluations: Refers to structured assessments initiated and conducted by the in-country partner organization. These can include Formative EvaluationSummative EvaluationProcess Evaluation or Implementation EvaluationOutcome Evaluation or Effectiveness EvaluationImpact EvaluationPerformance EvaluationCost-Benefit Analysis Strategic Stakeholders: Could include donors, government agencies, INGOs, private sector actors, national coordination bodies, or other influential entities that support humanitarian and development efforts.In-Country Partners: Refers to local NGOs, grassroots organizations, and community-based groups engaged in program implementation.Linked With: Indicates active efforts to establish, formalize, or strengthen partnerships through meetings, joint initiatives, funding opportunities, capacity-strengthening, or networking and contact sharing. Forcibly displaced people and members of their host communities have improved access to quality services – FDPs preferably though inclusion in national systems, and otherwise through service delivery by MFA’s programming partners. NL-KVK-41149486-ASPIRE_Iraq Stichting Vluchteling ASPIRE program aims to reach, support, and strengthen organizations working to protect and improve services for refugees, displaced persons and host communities. Through equitable, multi-annual partnerships focused on capacity strengthening and direct funding, we aim to advance the leadership of local and national organizations. Our goal is to reach organizations that are often excluded from international funding streams or overlooked by donors. Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling Judy Organization for Relief and Development Shingal Organization for Social Development Alind Organization for Youth Democratization Lahon Organization for Women's Affairs and Education Nisha Organization for the Empowerment of Youth Nudem Organization for Community Development Success Horizon Organization for Development (ASO) Sheyaw Organization for youth and Vulnerable People Development Tulip Foundation for Women Human Right Defenders In the inception phase of ASPIRE program, SV initiated the recruitment and onboarding of key staff, alongside draft and open calls for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) to identify potential local partners. The selection process was structured around predefined criteria to ensure capacity, alignment with project objectives, and strategic fit, establishing the foundational framework for long-term collaboration and localized implementation. SV will focus shifts on comprehensive reporting, ensuring that all outcomes and activities are well-documented. Alongside this, we will maintain light follow-up to support ongoing needs of local partners. We will also explore transitional funding options to ensure continuity and smooth the handover to local stakeholders for future sustainability. Stichting vluchteling Programs Ester van den Berg Program manager +31623251723 estervandenberg@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl The ASPIRE program spans three countries in the Middle East: Turkey, Lebanon, and Iraq. In Turkey, it covers the southeast region, including cities like Gaziantep and Adana. In Lebanon, the program focuses on the whole country. In Iraq, it targets the northwestern region, including cities like Erbil, Dohuk, and Mosul in Ninawa. SV, in partnership with in country partners, focuses on protection activities and access to services for refugees, IDPs, returnees, and host communities. This includes but not limited to providing legal support, child protection services, safeguarding against gender-based violence, ensuring safe spaces, and enhancing security measures to prevent exploitation and abuse. Additionally, SV supports community-led initiatives that empower local groups to identify and address their own protection needs, fostering resilience and strengthening the safety and well-being of vulnerable populations. Direct funding and capacity strengthening for in country partners across Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey to implement projects focuses on protection of affected populations and promote access to services for these populations across Iraq, Lebanon and Turkey. Material relief assistance and services Under the ASPIRE, SV actively fosters equitable partnerships with local, in-country organizations to ensure that all stakeholders are involved in decision-making and benefit equally from the collaboration. By emphasizing shared goals, mutual respect, sharing risks, and local ownership, SV strives to create partnerships that are not only sustainable but also inclusive, empowering local partners to drive initiatives and contribute meaningfully to their success. This approach helps bridge gaps, address disparities, and build long-term capacity within local communities, ensuring that efforts are relevant, effective, and responsive to the needs of those they aim to serve. 97584 532043 920546 962468 550388 41971 148302 Stichting Vluchteling Tulip Foundation for Women Human Right Defenders 147660 Stichting Vluchteling Nudem Organization for Community Development 321321 Stichting Vluchteling Success Horizon Organization for Development (ASO) 264825 Stichting Vluchteling Sheyaw Organization for youth and Vulnerable People Development 158895 Stichting Vluchteling Nisha Organization for the Empowerment of Youth 141240 Stichting Vluchteling Lahun Organization for Women's Affairs and Education 211860 Stichting Vluchteling Alind Organization for Youth Democratization 276780 excluding disbursements to implementing partners 353100 Stichting Vluchteling Judy Organization for Relief and Development 353100 Stichting Vluchteling Shingal Organization for Social Development 111815 The first-year disbursement to Shingal Organization for Social Development was processed as per the grant agreement between SV and Shingal organization to fund project implementation and capacity strengthening activities. Stichting Vluchteling Shingal Organization for Social Development 155250 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 3105000 Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 465750 Second payment Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs Stichting Vluchteling 957108 111815 The first-year disbursement to Judy Organization was processed as part of the grant agreement between SV and Judy Organization to fund project implementation and capacity strengthening activities. Stichting Vluchteling Judy Organization for Relief and Development 44726 Lahun Organization for Women's Affairs and Education 67089 Alind Organization 46962 Tulip Foundation for Women Human Right Defenders 101752 Success Horizon Organization for Development (ASO) 54891 Nudem Organization for Community Development 60482 Nisha Organization for the Empowerment of Youth 83861 Sheyaw Organization for youth and Vulnerable People Development Overview on the framework, strategies and objectives Strategic Stakeholders: Could include donors, government agencies, INGOs, private sector actors, national coordination bodies, or other influential entities that support humanitarian and development efforts.In-Country Partners: Refers to local NGOs, grassroots organizations, and community-based groups engaged in program implementation.Linked With: Indicates active efforts to establish, formalize, or strengthen partnerships through meetings, joint initiatives, funding opportunities, capacity-strengthening, or networking and contact sharing. Sustainably improved living conditions for vulnerable displaced persons and host communities in Lebanon, Iraq, and Türkiye This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who report that the partnership model was (agile) flexible, adaptable, and timely response enough to allow for the implementation of a sustainable locally-led approach. - Locally-led on in-country parnters level- Sustainability will be measured after one year of project end for cohort 1direct impact of the partner's project (protection and access to basic services) In-country organizations in Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey are equipped with strengthened capacity and funding needed to effectively address community-identified needs related to access to services and protection services This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who report that the partnership model was equitable in the evaluation based on the developed matrix.Total number of ICPs reported that partnership was equitable / total number of ICPs This indicator measures the proportion of of supported affected population or project participants disagregated by age group and gender who perceive that the intervention has adequately addressed their access to essential services and protection needs. Total number of responded reported their needs were addressed / total number of responded. This indicator will be captured from in-country partners reports. Self-defined capacity of in-country partners strengthened and shared to sustainably manage and deliver essential services and protection services for vulnerable refugee communities, host communities, and IDPs in each target country This indicator measures the proportion of in-country partners who self-reported increased capacity based on self-assessment survey shared by MFA. triangolate data from diffrent documents, includidng MoM, CS plan, and reports.this indicator will be measured in the midterm and final evaluation Total number of ICPs whos capacity strengthined across at least three key areas identified by external evaluation This indicator measures the number of MoUs jointly developed and signed by the SV and country partners , for upheld, in-country team will verify that the MoUs uphelded or not.Upheld( no termination) This indicator measures the number of capacity facilitators staff hired during the ASPIRE project duration This indicator measures the number of MEAL Specialist staff hired during the ASPIRE project duration This indicator measures the number of developed action plans from in-country partneres related to their capacity strengthening plan This indicator measures the number of funded capacity strengthening and knowledge sharing plans of the in-country partners. By funded it measn the budget is realesed This indicator measures the number of selected in-country partners receiving the capacity strengthening session on community based need assessment This indicator measures number of initiatives facilitated (by SV) through peer to peer sessions between external stakeholder and in-country partners staff and between in-country partners staff themselves as well This indicator measures the number of in-country partners linked with already established and existing knowldge sharing netwroks in each country This indicator measures the number of in-country partners led capacity strengthening plan implimented and successfully completed by end of funding cycle. This indicator measures the number of the joint learning paper between in-country partners themselves or with the SV published This indicator measures the number of the joint learning paper between in-country partners themselves or with the SV published Increased access for in-country partners to direct for the provision of community-identified essential services and/or protection services Numerator: # of partners self-reporting increased quality of funding ( as per MOFA self reporting survey - across at least 3 key areasDenominator: Total # of partners by the end of the programme Numerator: Quantity of direct funding to partners which classifies as (a. overhead costs b. project funding, c. multi-annual funding d. core funding e. external donors) combined in EurosDenominator: Total quantity of funding to partners in Euros Numerator: # of partners whose quality of funding has been verified as strengthened by an outside evaluator Denominator: Total # of partners by the end of Cohort 1why only cohort 1: because the external evaluator will be comissioned at the mid-term of the programme Training on Proposal Development:May include workshops, webinars, one-on-one sessions, or other structured learning opportunities covering proposal writing, budgeting, donor requirements, and logical frameworks.Numerator: # of partners receiving training on proposal developmentDenominator: # of partners requesting training on proposal development Fundraising Coaching:One-on-one support, mentorship, or advisory sessions focused on identifying funding opportunities, donor engagement, developing fundraising strategies, and writing funding proposals.Requests: Identified as a priority through the capacity strengthening planNumerator: # of partners receiving coaching on fundraisingDenominator: # of partners requesting coaching on fundraising Jointly defined: Developed through a collaborative process involving Incountry partners and SV staffRisk sharing: distributing risks fairly between ICPs, SV, and MFAPlan: Document indicating action plan related to mitigation measures of said risksAgreed upon: Shared and approved with all stakeholders Numerator:# of partners coached to develop holistic accountability mechanismsDenominator: # of partners who request holistic accountability mechanisms In-Country Partners:Local NGOs, grassroots organizations, and community-based organizations (CBOs) operating within the country of intervention.Direct Funding:Funds are channeled directly to the partner without an intermediary managing the budget. External Evaluation Studies:Refers to assessments conducted by third-party evaluators, consultants, or independent firms, rather than internal staff or in-country partners.Implemented and Finalized:Means the evaluation process has been initiated, including data collection and analysis and the evaluation report has been completed, submitted, and is ready for use in decision-making. Internal Evaluations: Refers to structured assessments initiated and conducted by the in-country partner organization. These can include Formative EvaluationSummative EvaluationProcess Evaluation or Implementation EvaluationOutcome Evaluation or Effectiveness EvaluationImpact EvaluationPerformance EvaluationCost-Benefit Analysis Forcibly displaced people and members of their host communities have improved access to quality services – FDPs preferably though inclusion in national systems, and otherwise through service delivery by MFA’s programming partners. NL-KVK-41149486-SOM-26-00529-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling / IRC/ KAALO propose an integrated WASH & MPCA response in Gaalkacyo and Qardho. WASH: water trucking, borehole rehabilitation, latrines, hygiene promotion, and hygiene kits. MPCA restores purchasing power for food, water, and NFIs. SV/IRC/KAALO target 22,872 people with MPCA and WASH in Gaalkacyo (Mudug) and Qardho (Bari), targeting the same communities: 3,318 individuals will receive both MPCA & WASH. IRC/KAALO implement jointly, with IRC delivering MPCA & WASH activities in Gaalkacyo and KAALO the same in Qardho. IRC ensures technical oversight. The response prevents famine-related mortality, as WASH reduces AWD/cholera and malnutrition risks, while MPCA protects food consumption. Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden DRA Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. KAALO Oxfam Novib Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer +31703468946 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl Multi-purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) 480598 456568 Oxfam Novib 453632 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee NL-KVK-41149486-SDN-24-1-DRA Stichting Vluchteling Under this SDN JR, IRC will carry out Health, WASH, Nutrition and Protection services in White Nile state (Kosti and Rabak localities). IRC will collaborate with 2 local partners, Al-Manar Voluntary Organization (AMVO) to conduct protection activities and CAFA to be involved in the other sectors.And, with the objective of addressing new displacements, IRC will extend its efforts to target Jazirah State and White Nile with MPCA under the Crisis modifier within this SDN JR. Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer +31703468946 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl White Nile State White Nile state 13.3000 32.2400 Multi-purpose cash assistance 1777946 1394128 4188495 Sub Grant Agreement for the Sudan Joint Response 2024-2026 from Plan International Netherlands to Stichting Vluchteling Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 1384611 Second remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on the approval of the 2024 Annual report Stichting Vluchteling the International Rescue Committee Inc. 1279544 Third payment from Plan International Netherlands to Stichting Vluchteling, based on the Annual Report for 2025 Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 500000 Prefinancing amount from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC, based on signed Letter of Intent of 19-12-2023 Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. 1265733 First remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC based of Grant Agreement signed Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee inc. 4159472 Signed Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - International Rescue Committee Stichting Vluchteling The International Rescue Committee inc. 29023 1% ICR to Stichting Vluchteling Stichting Vluchteling 1394128 Second payment from Plan International Netherlands to Stichting Vluchteling, based on the Annual Report for 2024 Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling 1777946 First remittance from Plan International Netherlands to Stichting Vluchteling for Year 2024 Plan International Netherlands Stichting Vluchteling WN: Two health structures that will benefit from IRC and Its local parner's interventions WN; AJ: Registration of 3000 individuals for MPCA and then post distribution monitoring findings of people able to meet basic needs, both IRC and local partner targets. WASH: 10 CHVs, 18 WMCs, 3 CAFA and 4 from Local authorities. Protection: 150 members from Women Groups, 20 Local Authorities, 5 from MoSW, 10 Local Partner (referal support), 30 community leaders (15 in Kosti, 15 Rabak) WN: Conduct community mobilization and beneficiary registration; Procure and distribute 500 hygiene kits and 400 MHM kits and Conduct post-distribution monitoring (PDM) (CAFA) Number of people having access to sufficient and safe water for domestic use WN: Meet with the community to identify the location of the 24 latrines to be constructed and provide cleaning materials for the IDPS. (IRC) WN: Meet with the community leaders to identifiy the refusing point, and distributiong cleaning materials. (IRC) WN:Delivering mental health first aid support to individuals facing mental health problems.Train healthcare workers on psychological first aid.Train healhtcare workers on MHGAP WN: Identify and train 10 CHVs on hygiene promotion and WASH; CHVs Conduct hygiene awareness raising through house to house visits, FGD and awareness campaigns (CAFA) WN:Enhancing surveillance systems for outbreak signs and the actions taken by IRC and its local partner to contribute to timely and coordinated mitigation efforts. Train CHVs on surveillance and report.Report on notifiable diseases.Strengthen IPC measures at supported health facilities.Respond to disease outbreaks WN:Providing free primary healthcare consultations and medications to individuals or patients seeking healthcare.Provide IPC materilas.Procure and distribute essential drugs, medical supplies and equipment.Deploy trained health cadres at the PHCs.Provide monthly incentives to healthcare workers.Conduct training onmaternal and child health services.Conduct quarterly data review.Support month health facility reporting.Train locality health teams WN:Treating children under five years suffering from malaria, diarrhea, and acute respiratory infections (ARI).Train CHVs on basic roles and support referral activities.Deploy trained health cadres at the PHCs. Deliver medical supplies and equipment.Distribute reporting forms and materials.Provide monthly incentives to CHVs WN: Strengthening the referral systems in collaboration with the protection team and enhancing the quality of medical care provision to survivors in a timely and respectful manner.Conduct training to HF staff on CMR+IPV.Support clinical care for SGBV survivors WN: Healthcare workers (HCWs) will provide nutrition care to treat children suffering from Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) within the Outpatient Therapeutic Program (OTP)..Deploy trained healthcare workers to deliver nutrition services.Distribute nutrition supplies.Provide monthly incentives to healthcare workers.Support referral services for SAM with complications to SCs WN: The interventions will target two health facilities to provide nutrition services through OTP (Outpatient Therapeutic Program) for CMAM (Community-Based Management of Acute Malnutrition).Train healthcare workers on IYCF.Train healthcare workers on CMAM.Monthly report submission WN: All children received at the clinics for healthcare will undergo malnutrition screening for TFP. Community Health Volunteers (CHVs) will conduct comprehensive and routine screenings for children during community outreach for TFP. .Provide MUAC tapes and other supplies for nutrition screening.Conduct nutrition screening through CHVs in the community.Conduct regular nutrition screening at the health facilities.Reproduce and distribute IEC materials.Conduct mass MUAC screening WN: Staff, partners and community structure leaders receive GBV Concepts training (IRC through AMVO) WN: GBV prevention measures will include trainings for community structures, partners and staff, information dissemination sessions and awareness raising. (IRC through AMVO) WN: GBV response will include case management for GBV survivors( male and female) and psychosocial support interventions targeting women and adolescent girls. (IRC through AMVO) NL-KVK-41149486-LEB-25-00422-SHO Stichting Vluchteling Goal: To contribute to reducing the vulnerabilities of conflict-affected and vulnerable communities in Lebanon through integrated WaSH and Shelter services in Bekaa and South LebanonOutcome 1: 13,452 individuals will benefit of improved access to WaSH services through infrastructural rehabilitation or upgrades for conflict-affected communities in Baalbek-Hermel and SouthOutcome 2: Conflict-affected households and/or those at risk of eviction benefit from improved security of tenure in Bekaa and South region Giro555 Stichting Vluchteling INTERSOS Onlus Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Nenda Lemmers Programme Officer MENA region +31703468946 nendalemmers@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl 535000 500000 Grant Agreement Stichting Vluchteling - Intersos Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus 35000 Indirect cost Stichting Vlucheling, AKV, consisting of 7% of final expenses Stichting Vluchteling 300000 First remittance Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus 535000 Commitment of Giro 555 to Stichting Vluchteling Giro 555 (SHO) Stichting Vluchteling 175000 Second remittance Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus 24110 Final remittance Stichting Vluchteling Intersos Onlus NL-KVK-41149486-SSD-26-00561 Stichting Vluchteling Under this SSD AJCR , SV/IRC/ACRA, in close coordination with JR members Oxfam and Coalition for Humanity (CH) will lead an integrated Nutrition, FSL and WASH response, complemented by Health interventions targeting 35,636 people in 3 payams of Akobo. Acute malnutrition, disrupted services, food insecurity, and WASH-related diseases risks justify the proposed interventions. The interventions will be mutually reinforcing, linking Nutrition (IRC), Health (ACRA/IRC), FSL (ACRA/Oxfam/CH), and WASH (Oxfam/CH) to address both the immediate and underlying causes of malnutrition. Help a Child Stichting Vluchteling International Rescue Committee Inc. Stichting Beheer Subsidiegelden Dutch Relief Alliance Stichting Vluchteling Programmes Department Josephine Groenendaal Programme Officer +31703468946 josephinegroenendaal@vluchteling.nl https://www.vluchteling.nl 536122 505449 Remittance from Stichting Vluchteling to IRC voor de ACJR in South Sudan 509316 Short-term livelihood support Number of people provided with resources to protect and start rebuilding livelihood assets Availability of, access to and consumption of food Number of people enabled to meet their basic food needs Primary health Number of primary health care consultations Community outreach (Health sector) Number of children who received community based treatment for malaria, diarrhoea and/or acute respiratory infections Gender based violence (Medical response) Number of SGBV victims receiving assistance in less than 72 hours Treatment of under nutrition Number of children under 5 admitted for treatment of Severe or Moderate Acute Malnutrition Treatment of under nutrition for pregnant/lactating women (PLW) Number of pregnant or lactating women admitted for treatment of Severe or Moderate Acute Malnutrition Screening of under/malnutrition Number of people screened for under nutrition Participation Number of crisis-affected people who are also involved in the design, implementation, monitoring and/or evaluation of the programme