Camp Coordination and Camp Management cluster logical framework
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Strategic Objectives3Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Strategic Objective 1: Reduce loss of life for 5 million of the most severely vulnerable people, including 1 million children under 5, by decreasing the prevalence of hunger, acute malnutrition, public health threats and outbreaks, and abuse, violence, and exposure to explosive ordinances by the end of 2022 - Strategic Objective
Strategic Objective 2: Sustain the lives of 5.5 million people requiring humanitarian assistance, including 3.9 million non-IDPs, 1.6 million IDPs and people with disability across 74 districts, by ensuring safe, equitable and dignified access to livelihoods and essential services by the end of 2022 - Strategic Objective
Strategic Objective 3: Uphold commitments to the centrality of protection across the humanitarian response through protection mainstreaming, accountability to affected populations and monitoring of the protection environment
- Strategic Objective
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Specific Objectives9Specific Objectives
- Specific Objective
SO1: Provide equitable access and utilization of quality lifesaving nutrition services for early detection and treatment of acute malnutrition for XX girls and boys under five years of age and XX pregnant and lactating women affected by acute malnutrition in prioritized locations by the end of 2022 - Specific Objective
SO2: Provide an integrated WASH and Health response in 74 districts to reduce the excess morbidity and mortality rate from preventable crisis-driven diseases and public health outbreaks among XX million most vulnerable people; by the end of 2022 - Specific Objective
SO3: Provide access to specialized age, gender and disability sensitive: MHPSS, child protection, GBV and mine action services for XX persons, including boys, girls, civilian victims of indiscriminate attacks by armed actors, adolescents, persons with disabilities and older persons facing life-threatening risks of abuse, neglect, violence, exploitation, injury, death, and severe distress, by the end of 2022 - Specific Objective
SO4: Improve access to food for 3.1 million people facing severe acute food insecurity including 1.1 million IDPs, in 64 districts by end of 2021 - Specific Objective
SO1: Scale up and provide WASH, Education, Nutrition, Health, Shelter, NFIs and Protection integrated services to XX million non-IDPs including persons with disability in 74 districts by the end of 2022 - Specific Objective
SO2: Scale up and provide CCCM, WASH, Education, Health, Nutrition, Shelter, NFIs, and Protection and NFIs integrated services to XX million IDPs including persons with disability by the end of 2022 - Specific Objective
SO3: Protect livelihoods and related food sources for 840,000 farmers, pastoralists, agro-pastoralists and 160,000 IDPs in rural areas in 61 districts, through emergency agriculture, livestock, and other livelihoods supports - Specific Objective
SO1: Promote collective action on the centrality of protection by ensuring complaint and feedback mechanisms, protection mainstreaming procedures, PSEA and child safeguarding focal points, are in place across the humanitarian response in 2022. - Specific Objective
SO2: Increase the number of individuals reached by protection monitoring of human rights violations and protection training initiatives, with particular focus in districts with exposure to armed conflict, violence and individuals facing forced eviction
- Specific Objective
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Cluster Objectives32Cluster Objectives
- Cluster Objective
Boys and girls including adolescents, children with disabilities, facing life-threatening risks of abuse, neglect, violence, exploitation, and severe distress have access to well-coordinated and disability, gender-sensitive quality child protection services by 2022 - Cluster Objective
Explosive Hazard: Address the acute protection needs of individuals that have been affected by explosive ordinances and indiscriminate attacks by armed actors - Cluster Objective
Explosive Hazard: The protection of civilians through the clearance of explosive remnants of war (ERW) and landmines - Cluster Objective
Explosive Hazard: Non-IDP communities, including persons with disabilities and older persons, receive quality and timely response services and benefit from risk reduction and prevention measures. - Cluster Objective
Explosive Hazard: IDP communities, including persons with disabilities and older persons, receive quality and timely response services and benefit from risk reduction and prevention measures. - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable women and girls (including those living with disabilities and from minority clans) from, IDP camps and host communities have access to safe, confidential, timely and quality coordinated GBV/FGM services through integrated community referrals. - Cluster Objective
By 2022, humanitarian actors and vulnerable women and girls (including PLWDS and minority clans) access gender, age and culturally sensitive sex-disaggregated data and information on GBV coordination, mitigation, prevention and response - Cluster Objective
General Protection: Address the acute protection needs of individuals, including persons with disabilities and older persons, facing life-threatening risks of abuse, violence, exploitation, injury, severe distress, by the end of 2022. - Cluster Objective
HLP: Displaced populations, including women and persons with disabilities, have increased knowledge of and ability to exercise and enjoy housing, land and property (HLP) rights. - Cluster Objective
HLP: Protection risks, human rights violations, gaps in available service and evictions, are identified and addressed through protection and eviction monitoring and analysis. - Cluster Objective
Strengthen safe access to multi sectoral services at site level through improved site management and coordination - Cluster Objective
CO1: Improve access to food for 3.1 million of people facing severe acute food insecurity including million IDPs, 2 million non-displaced people and persons with disabilities in 64 districts - Cluster Objective
Health CO1: Reduce of excess morbidity and mortality due disease outbreak driven by climatic shocks and conflict among 4.7 million IDPs and non-displaced. - Cluster Objective
Deliver life-saving WASH assistance to reduce acute needs among most vulnerable settlements and communities (including men, women, boys and girls) in a dignified manner - Cluster Objective
Ensure that non-displaced persons affected by conflict and natural disasters have protection from the weather and privacy through provision of shelter and NFIs. - Cluster Objective
Provide equitable access to quality lifesaving curative nutrition services among boys and girls (06-59) months & PLW through systematic identification, referral, and treatment of acutely malnourished cases - Cluster Objective
Cluster Objective #1: Contribute to effective, principled and well-coordinated humanitarian aid through effective coordination structures. - Cluster Objective
Support logistics operations by creating opportunities for joint and synchronised logistics activities through the facilitation of coordinated efforts and strengthening of local logistics capacity. - Cluster Objective
Persons of concern benefit from a wider range of durable solutions - Cluster Objective
Prepare and disseminate relevant and timely information management products to enable informed logistics decision-making. - Cluster Objective
Improve living conditions of displaced people through site-risk identification followed by site development, care and maintenance and decongestion initiatives - Cluster Objective
Protect livelihoods and related food sources for 830 000 farmers, pastoralists, agropastoralist and 163 000 rural IDPs across Somalia through emergency agriculture, livestock, and other livelihoods support - Cluster Objective
Provide and restore sustainable access to safe and equitable basic WASH services in targeted locations (including non-IDP men, women, boys and girls) - Cluster Objective
Ensure vulnerable children and youth are engaged in lifesaving learning that promotes personal well-being and social cohesion - Cluster Objective
Persons of concern have improved living conditions by meeting basic needs and essential services - Cluster Objective
Cluster Objective #2: Provide timely and relevant information to the population and humanitarian partners, to ensure a common understanding of humanitarian needs and to enable more informed decision making - Cluster Objective
Health CO3: Improve equitable access to quality emergency and essential lifesaving health services for the crisis affected population to 1.2 million IDPs and 3.5 million non-displaced population - Cluster Objective
Cluster objective #3: Enhance safety and security of humanitarian personnel and assets, to enable operations and ensure continuity of humanitarian programme delivery - Cluster Objective
Design and implement critical common logistics services to address identified gaps and bottlenecks in the local supply chain and temporarily augment logistics capacity through supplementary logistics support. - Cluster Objective
Persons of concern have improved the quality of life by increased sustainable livelihood opportunities and socio-economic inclusion - Cluster Objective
Persons of concern enjoy their rights and have access to strengthened national frameworks in line with relevant international standards - Cluster Objective
Ensure continuity of UNHAS flights to support the humanitarian community’s response operations and provide safe, efficient and cost-effective inter-agency transport to UN agencies, NGOs and other stakeholders
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Cluster Activities14Cluster Activities
- Cluster Activity
Identification and treatment of boys and girls with severe acute malnutrition in OTP Programs - Cluster Activity
- Cluster Activity
Facilitation of access to common services (air, road and sea) using available resources such as commercial contractors for humanitarian organizations responding to the needs of populations - Cluster Activity
Identification and treatment of boys and girls with severe acute malnutrition with medical complications in SC programs - Cluster Activity
Ensure asset utilization is maximized by providing continuous updates and facilitating planning requests to service users, through the Logistics Cluster coordination cell. - Cluster Activity
Assess gaps and redesign common services whenever the humanitarian situation changes to enable rapid response by users. - Cluster Activity
Identification and treatment of boys and girls with moderate acute malnutrition in TSFP Program - Cluster Activity
Identification and treatment of pregnant and lactating with moderate acute malnutrition in TSFP Program - Cluster Activity
Ensure organizations have access to coordination tools to ensure efficiency generation and synchronization of logistics activities. - Cluster Activity
Provide timely and relevant logistics information to the humanitarian community to ensure logistics decisions are informed - Cluster Activity
Provide preventive nutrition service to boys and girls 6-59 months in BSFP program - Cluster Activity
Provide preventive nutrition service to pregnant and lactating in BSFP program - Cluster Activity
Provide Passenger Air transport - Cluster Activity
Provide medical and security evacuations duly
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Response plan
HRP
Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan 2022
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Strategic Objective 1: Reduce loss of life for 5 million of the most severely vulnerable people, including 1 million children under 5, by decreasing the prevalence of hunger, acute malnutrition, public health threats and outbreaks, and abuse, violence, and exposure to explosive ordinances by the end of 2022
SO2
Strategic Objective 2: Sustain the lives of 5.5 million people requiring humanitarian assistance, including 3.9 million non-IDPs, 1.6 million IDPs and people with disability across 74 districts, by ensuring safe, equitable and dignified access to livelihoods and essential services by the end of 2022
SO3
Strategic Objective 3: Uphold commitments to the centrality of protection across the humanitarian response through protection mainstreaming, accountability to affected populations and monitoring of the protection environment
Specific Objectives
SP1
SO1: Provide equitable access and utilization of quality lifesaving nutrition services for early detection and treatment of acute malnutrition for XX girls and boys under five years of age and XX pregnant and lactating women affected by acute malnutrition in prioritized locations by the end of 2022
SP2
SO2: Provide an integrated WASH and Health response in 74 districts to reduce the excess morbidity and mortality rate from preventable crisis-driven diseases and public health outbreaks among XX million most vulnerable people; by the end of 2022
SP3
SO3: Provide access to specialized age, gender and disability sensitive: MHPSS, child protection, GBV and mine action services for XX persons, including boys, girls, civilian victims of indiscriminate attacks by armed actors, adolescents, persons with disabilities and older persons facing life-threatening risks of abuse, neglect, violence, exploitation, injury, death, and severe distress, by the end of 2022
SP4
SO4: Improve access to food for 3.1 million people facing severe acute food insecurity including 1.1 million IDPs, in 64 districts by end of 2021
SP5
SO1: Scale up and provide WASH, Education, Nutrition, Health, Shelter, NFIs and Protection integrated services to XX million non-IDPs including persons with disability in 74 districts by the end of 2022
SP6
SO2: Scale up and provide CCCM, WASH, Education, Health, Nutrition, Shelter, NFIs, and Protection and NFIs integrated services to XX million IDPs including persons with disability by the end of 2022
SP7
SO3: Protect livelihoods and related food sources for 840,000 farmers, pastoralists, agro-pastoralists and 160,000 IDPs in rural areas in 61 districts, through emergency agriculture, livestock, and other livelihoods supports
SP8
SO1: Promote collective action on the centrality of protection by ensuring complaint and feedback mechanisms, protection mainstreaming procedures, PSEA and child safeguarding focal points, are in place across the humanitarian response in 2022.
SP9
SO2: Increase the number of individuals reached by protection monitoring of human rights violations and protection training initiatives, with particular focus in districts with exposure to armed conflict, violence and individuals facing forced eviction