Education cluster logical framework
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Strategic Objectives2Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
The overall health and wellbeing of 942,800 people affected by conflict or disasters in targeted locations is improved and enjoyment of their rights is enhanced in 2021. - Strategic Objective
Living standards of 886,000 people affected by conflict or disasters in targeted locations are improved and their resilience is strengthened in 2021.
- Strategic Objective
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Specific Objectives6Specific Objectives
- Specific Objective
Morbidity and mortality of 755,100 people in targeted locations is reduced through adequate access to essential food, health care, nutrition, shelter/non-food items, and water sanitation and hygiene services - Specific Objective
856,000 people in targeted locations are protected from further harm and the risks they face are mitigated and/ or responded to through improved access to quality and inclusive protection services, including mental health and psychosocial support, child protection, gender-based violence, and mine action activities - Specific Objective
Respect for human rights and the protection of civilians is promoted for 7,700 returnees people in targeted locations and durable solutions in line with international standards are supported wherever feasible and appropriate in all targeted locations - Specific Objective
Living standards and access to quality humanitarian services in the areas of education, food, health, nutrition, shelter and non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, and water, sanitation and hygiene, are improved for 599,600 people in targeted locations depending on the severity of their needs - Specific Objective
Livelihoods opportunities, food security and nutritional status of 213,600 people in targeted locations are secured and improved through direct provision of assistance and support for sustainable and resilient agriculture - Specific Objective
The resilience of 857,600 people affected by conflict or disasters in targeted locations is further strengthened and national capacities are reinforced to prepare for and respond to potential future emergencies
- Specific Objective
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Cluster Objectives24Cluster Objectives
- Cluster Objective
Sector Objective: More than 100,000 targeted vulnerable children (boys and girls) with acute malnutrition, access equitable and inclusive lifesaving treatment and management services. - Cluster Objective
More than 856,000 crisis-affected people have improved access to inclusive protection services. - Cluster Objective
Some 191,727 IDPs receive protection from the elements to support their dignity, security and privacy through provision of non-food-items (NFIs) and emergency, temporary or semi-permanent shelter support where appropriate. - Cluster Objective
More than 206,500 crisis-affected girls and boys (ages 3-17) have continued access to protective, quality and inclusive learning opportunities that promote their health and wellbeing. - Cluster Objective
Over 514,000 crisis-affected people has equitable access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food in-kind and/or through cash assistance, all year round. - Cluster Objective
Communicable diseases are prevented, detected and rapidly responded for some 579,600 crisis-affected people through Early Warning and Response System (EWARS). - Cluster Objective
Close to 640,022 crisis-affected people have equitable, inclusive and safe access to safe/improved drinking water meeting demand for domestic purposes, at minimum/agreed standards. - Cluster Objective
Close to 640,022 crisis-affected people have equitable, inclusive and safe access to functional excreta disposal systems. - Cluster Objective
Some 579,600 crisis-affected people receive essential health services, including life-saving maternal, newborn, child, sexual and reproductive health care services as well as treatments for non-communicable diseases, mental health and psychosocial support. - Cluster Objective
Sector Objective: More than 43,000 targeted pregnant and lactating women with acute malnutrition access equitable and inclusive lifesaving treatment and management services. - Cluster Objective
The protection environment for more than 856,000 crisis-affected people is improved by mitigating threats to mental wellbeing, physical and legal safety. - Cluster Objective
Some 5,295 formal and non-formal teachers’ capacity is enhanced to provide continued quality education to and cater for psycho-social and socio-emotional needs of crisis-affected learners (girls and boys aged 3-17). - Cluster Objective
Resilience of over 175,000 crisis-affected people is enhanced to restore, protect and improve their livelihood opportunities. - Cluster Objective
Some 191,727 IDPs receive protection from the elements to support their dignity, security and privacy through provision of non-food-items (NFIs) and emergency, temporary or semi-permanent shelter support where appropriate. - Cluster Objective
Sector Objective: Quality of life for some 281,067 IDPs is improved through support management and service provision in IDP camps. - Cluster Objective
Durable solutions for more than 7,700 IDPs are supported in line with international protection standards. - Cluster Objective
The national education sector (MoE and local/national NGOs) has increased capacity to prepare and respond to shocks and crises. - Cluster Objective
Nutritional status of more than 97,000 vulnerable children boys and girls 0-69 months is improved through equitable and inclusive access to preventative nutrition services. - Cluster Objective
Close to 640,022 crisis-affected people have equitable, inclusive and safe access to hygiene items and community-tailored messages, enabling health seeking behavior. - Cluster Objective
Close to 83,000 crisis-affected people have access to integrated/mainstreamed WASH services, on the basis of risk-sensitive programming and consultation with communities. - Cluster Objective
More than 856,000 crisis-affected people have improved access to inclusive protection services. - Cluster Objective
Nutritional status of more than 43,000 vulnerable pregnant and lactating women is improved through equitable and inclusive access to preventative nutrition services. - Cluster Objective
More than 51,000 crisis-affected people have access to opportunities to build knowledge, skills and confidence to adopt optimal nutrition behavior at multiple relevant touch points. - Cluster Objective
Some 46,000 crisis-affected people in temporary health facilities and temporary learning spaces have access to integrated/ mainstreamed WASH services.
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Response plan
HRP
Myanmar Humanitarian Response Plan 2021
Strategic Objectives
SO1
The overall health and wellbeing of 942,800 people affected by conflict or disasters in targeted locations is improved and enjoyment of their rights is enhanced in 2021.
SO2
Living standards of 886,000 people affected by conflict or disasters in targeted locations are improved and their resilience is strengthened in 2021.
Specific Objectives
SP1
Morbidity and mortality of 755,100 people in targeted locations is reduced through adequate access to essential food, health care, nutrition, shelter/non-food items, and water sanitation and hygiene services
SP2
856,000 people in targeted locations are protected from further harm and the risks they face are mitigated and/ or responded to through improved access to quality and inclusive protection services, including mental health and psychosocial support, child protection, gender-based violence, and mine action activities
SP3
Respect for human rights and the protection of civilians is promoted for 7,700 returnees people in targeted locations and durable solutions in line with international standards are supported wherever feasible and appropriate in all targeted locations
SP4
Living standards and access to quality humanitarian services in the areas of education, food, health, nutrition, shelter and non-food items, camp coordination and camp management, and water, sanitation and hygiene, are improved for 599,600 people in targeted locations depending on the severity of their needs
SP5
Livelihoods opportunities, food security and nutritional status of 213,600 people in targeted locations are secured and improved through direct provision of assistance and support for sustainable and resilient agriculture
SP6
The resilience of 857,600 people affected by conflict or disasters in targeted locations is further strengthened and national capacities are reinforced to prepare for and respond to potential future emergencies