Contact
Hisham Hamad
UNICEF
UNICEF
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People in need2.5 million
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People targeted2 million
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People Reached2 million
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Requirements ($)$161.9 million
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Current funding ($)$32.3 million
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Coverage19.9%
Cluster humanitarian profile
03-Nov-2023
Cluster humanitarian profile
Indicators overview
03-Nov-2023
Indicators overview
| Indicator | Unit | Target |
|---|---|---|
| CA1: GP: Do protection assessments | ||
| IN1: Number of protection assessments conducted at community level | Assessments |
260
|
| CA2: GP: Do protection Monitoring | ||
| IN1: Number of persons reached through protection monitoring | People |
700,000
|
| CA3: GP: Refer people to specialized services | ||
| IN1: Number of persons with specific needs supported with referral to specialized services | People |
5,000
|
| CA4: GP: Provide legal assistance | ||
| IN1: Number of persons who received legal assistance | People |
7,000
|
| CA5: GP: Provide psycho-social support | ||
| IN1: Number of persons (adults) who received individual or group-based psychosocial support | People |
267,477
|
| CA6: GP: Provide emergency cash assistance | ||
| IN1: Number of households with specific needs who received emergency cash assistance to prevent, mitigate or respond to protection needs | People |
70,000
|
| CA7: GP: Do community support projects | ||
| IN1: Raise awareness | People |
1,334,791
|
| CO10: MA1: Ensure people at risk recognize how to mitigate the threat of explosive ordnance | ||
| IN1: Number of people received EORE awareness and demonstrate an increase in knowledge between unsafe and safe practices | People |
No data
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| CO11: MA2: Ensure the United Nations and the local population safely use areas previously contaminated with explosive ordnance | ||
| IN1: Number of sqm of land released | Areas |
No data
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| IN2: Ensure the United Nations and the local population safely use areas previously contaminated with explosive ordnance | Kilometers |
No data
|
| CO12: MA3: Improve management of the national authority a prioritized principled and efficient mine action programme and improve the life condition of explosive accidents survivors and promote their socioeconomic re-integration into their societies. | ||
| IN1: Number of EO victims provided with direct assistance | People |
No data
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| IN2: Number of mine action personnel trained to implement mine action activities | Staff |
No data
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| CA14: GBV 1: Establish Women Centers (permanent/semi-permanent) | ||
| IN1: Number of centres established | Centers |
77
|
| CA15: GP: Do community support projects | ||
| IN1: Number of projects implemented for local and displaced/returnee communities | Projects |
21
|
| CA16: GP: Community-Based Structures | ||
| IN1: Number of community-based structures established or maintained (CPBNs, community reconciliation committees, youth networks, etc.) | Centers |
134
|
| CA17: GP: Capacity building (service providers) | ||
| IN1: Number of service providers trained on protection approaches or issues | People |
26,146
|
| CA18: GP: Do advocacy | ||
| IN1: Number of advocacy interventions undertaken on protection issues | Advocacy |
32
|
| CA19: GP: Provide protective accompaniment | ||
| IN1: Number of persons receiving protective accompaniment | People |
150
|
| CA20: GP: Capacity building(POC committees) | ||
| IN1: Number of POC committees received technical support | Commitees |
7
|
| CA21: GBV 2: Rehabilitate Women Centers (permanent/semi-permanent) | ||
| IN1: Number of centres rehabilitated | Centers |
36
|
| CA22: GBV 3: Support the operational costs of Women Centers (operational costs) | ||
| IN1: Number of centres supported | Centers |
113
|
| CA23: GBV 4: Support Community Based Protection Networks (operational costs) | ||
| IN1: Number of CBPNs supported | Groups |
174
|
| IN2: |
No data
|
|
| CA24: GBV 5: Support women and girls with startup capital for Income Generating Activities and vocational skills | ||
| IN1: Number of people trained or supported with start-up capital | People |
2,040
|
| CA25: GBV 6: Capacity Building- Conduct trainings for community members involved in GBV prevention and response | ||
| IN1: Number of community members (women and men) trained on GBV prevention, risk mitigation and/or response | People |
11,652
|
| CA26: GBV 7: Capacity Building - Conduct trainings on GBV for Non-GBV service providers | ||
| IN1: Number of non-GBV service providers (women or men) trained on GBV prevention, risk mitigation, and/or response | People |
696
|
| CA27: GBV 8: Capacity Building - Conduct trainings on GBV for specialized GBV service providers | ||
| IN1: Number of specialized GBV service providers (women or men) trained on GBV prevention, risk mitigation, and/or response | People |
4,657
|
| CA28: GBV9: Conduct community based awareness raising sessions | ||
| IN1: Number of people reached by community based awareness sessions | People |
349,365
|
| CA29: GBV 10: Conduct large scale public community awareness raising campaigns on GBV | ||
| IN1: Number of awareness campaigns conducted on GBV | Campaigns |
696
|
| CA30: GBV11: Provide dignity kits | ||
| IN1: Number of people (women and girls) who received dignity kits | People |
232,918
|
| CA31: GBV12: Provide specialized GBV response services | ||
| IN1: Number of people reached by specialized GBV services | People |
232,918
|
| CA32: GBV13: Conduct GBV assessments | ||
| IN1: Number of assessments conducted | Assessments |
174
|
| CA33: GBV14:Provide life skills and recreational activities | ||
| IN1: Number of people who participated in life skills and recreational activities | People |
232,918
|
| CA34: CP1:Provide Case Management and referral services | ||
| IN1: Number of identified girls and boys, including adolescents, children with disabilities at risk who receive individual case management services that meets their unique needs | Children |
333,601
|
| CA35: CP2:Establish or construct semi-permanent safe spaces/multi-purpose (child and adolescent) | ||
| IN1: Number of semi-permanent safe spaces established accordioning to minimum standards | Children |
64
|
| CA36: CP3:Establish or construct permanent safe spaces/multi-purpose (child and adoloscent) | ||
| IN1: Number of permanent safe spaces established accordioning to minimum standards | Children |
127
|
| CA37: CP: Procurement and distribution of tents for emergency CFS | ||
| IN1: Number of Tents procured for onset emergencies | Children |
64
|
| CA38: CP4: Run and Maintain of Child Friendly spaces - Furniture, stationaries and equipment ( Solar Power System, computer) | ||
| IN1: Number of permanent safe spaces furnished and maintained according to the minimum standards | Infrastructures |
318
|
| CA39: CP5: Procure and distribute recreation PSS and dignity kits tents for emergency response | ||
| IN1: Number of PSS and dignity kits distributed | Kits |
318
|
| CA40: CP6: Place and support Unaccompanied and Separated children in Alternative care | ||
| IN1: Number of UASC and adolescents placed in altenative care | Children |
9,531
|
| CA41: CP7: Provide Family tracing services and reunification services to UASC | ||
| IN1: Number of identified UASC that are reunified with their families | Children |
9,531
|
| CA42: CP8: Provision of Mental health counseling services to children | ||
| IN1: Number of girls and boys, including adolescents, children with disabilities, benefiting from age, and gender sensitive structured mental health and psychosocial support services | Children |
152,504
|
| CA43: CP9: Provide Structured and sustained family based psychosocial support services | ||
| IN1: Number of girls and boys participating in structured and sustained psychosocial support programmes | Children |
762,518
|
| CA44: CP10: Provide rehabilitation and reintegration activities of children released from armed groups and armed forces | ||
| IN1: Number children and adoloscents associated with armed forces and armed groups that receive rehabilitation and reintegration services including livelihood | Children |
381
|
| CA45: CP11: Community engagement and awareness | ||
| IN1: Number of people reached by community-led messaging on key child protection risks, social norms, harmful practices, MRE and related information on CP service and mitigation measures | Child/mother Couples |
18,063
|
| CA46: CP12: Provide legal assistance (Detention representation) | ||
| IN1: Number of girls and boys at risk received child protection legal assistance | Children |
1,906
|
| CA47: CP13: Provide legal assistance and counselling on civil documentation (including birth certificates and other civil documents). | ||
| IN1: Number of girls and boys assisted to secure civil documentation | Children |
3,813
|
| CA48: CP14: Conduct community-based group activities ( includes support to child protection teams (manuals, kits, communication and transport) | ||
| IN1: Number of girls, boys, women and men that participate and benefit from community based child protection activities | Communities |
38,126
|
| CA49: CP15: Capacity building activities, including mentoring and coaching, for government, NGO staff and community-based child protection structures | ||
| IN1: Number of CP actors [social workers, community volunteers, Government officials, field coordinators] and non-child protection actors who have received CP training and demonstrate increased knowledge and skills in providing age and gender- sensitive child protection services | Child/mother Couples |
19,063
|
| CA50: CP16: Conduct child protection assessments or child protection monitoring missions | ||
| IN1: Number of CP actors [social workers, community volunteers, Government officials, field coordinators] and non-child protection actors who have received CP training and demonstrate increased knowledge and skills in providing age and gender- sensitive child protection services | Assessments |
763
|
| CA51: CP17: Assistance to children with Disability | ||
| IN1: Number of children with disability reached with direct services to improve their care and wellbeing | Children |
381
|
| CA52: MA1: Land Release (including non-technical survey, technical survey and clearance) | ||
| IN1: Number of square meters released | Areas |
3,229,962
|
| CA53: MA2: Road/route verification and clearance | ||
| IN1: Number of kilometres of roads or routes cleared and verified | Kilometers |
375
|
| CA54: MA3: Explosive Ordinance Risk Education (EORE) through direct and/or indirect sessions | ||
| IN1: Number of people trained or attending awareness sessions or received awareness though indirect methods | People |
404,584
|
| CA55: MA4: Victim Assistance services complete package including psychosocial support, start-up kits for socioeconomic support, business training, physical aid including physical rehabilitation and assistive device. | ||
| IN1: Number of people assisted with complete psychosocial package | People |
95
|
| CA56: MA5: Capacity building activities, including mentoring and coaching, for government, NGO staff | ||
| IN1: Number of people received mine action training or mentoring and coachig | People |
400
|
Organizations Overview
03-Nov-2023
Organizations Overview
| Organization | Projects | Clusters |
|---|---|---|
| American Refugee Committee (Alight) |
1
|
Protection
|
| Danish Refugee Council |
1
|
Protection | Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items | Food Security and Livelihoods
|
| Deutsche Welthungerhilfe e.V. (German Agro Action) |
1
|
Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items | Water, Sanitation and Hygiene | Protection | Food Security and Livelihoods
|
| International Aid Services |
1
|
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene | Protection | Education
|
| International Organization for Migration |
1
|
Protection
|
| International Rescue Committee |
1
|
Protection
|
| Mercy Corps |
4
|
Health | Nutrition | Food Security and Livelihoods | Protection | Water, Sanitation and Hygiene | Emergency Shelter and Non-Food Items
|
| Nonviolent Peaceforce |
1
|
Protection
|
| Norwegian Refugee Council |
1
|
Protection
|
| Plan International |
1
|
Protection
|
| Save the Children |
1
|
Protection
|
| United Nations Children's Fund |
1
|
Protection
|
| United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees |
1
|
Protection
|
| United Nations Mine Action Service |
1
|
Protection
|
| United Nations Population Fund |
1
|
Protection
|
| Vétérinaires sans Frontières - Germany |
3
|
Protection | Food Security and Livelihoods | Water, Sanitation and Hygiene
|
| World Relief |
1
|
Protection
|
| World Vision International |
1
|
Protection | Education
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