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Requirements ($)$115.8 million
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Current funding ($)$38.6 million
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Coverage33.4%
Cluster Objectives
CO1
Protection of population affected by the crisis (IDPs, including displaced stateless people), improved through coordinated community-based and individually targeted life-saving protection services interventions/responses considering their age, gender, disability, and other diversities
CO2
Protection of population affected by the crisis (non-displaced vulnerable people, non-displaced stateless people and returnees/resettled or locally integrated people) improved through coordinated community-based and individually targeted life-saving protection services interventions/responses considering their age, gender, disability, and other diversities
CO3
Protection risks, human rights violations, and gaps in available service for affected populations identified and mitigated through protection monitoring, analysis and advocacy considering specificities to their age, gender, disability, and other diversities
Indicators overview
19-Sep-2024
Indicators overview
| Indicator | Unit | Target |
|---|---|---|
| CO1: Protection of population affected by the crisis (IDPs, including displaced stateless people), improved through coordinated community-based and individually targeted life-saving protection services interventions/responses considering their age, gender, disability, and other diversities | ||
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IN1: # of IDPs reached with one or more of the protection assistance and targeted life-saving and other protection services
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People
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556,000
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| CO2: Protection of population affected by the crisis (non-displaced vulnerable people, non-displaced stateless people and returnees/resettled or locally integrated people) improved through coordinated community-based and individually targeted life-saving protection services interventions/responses considering their age, gender, disability, and other diversities | ||
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IN1: # of vulnerable, non-displaced stateless and returned/ resettled/ locally integrated people reached with one or more of the protection assistance
|
People
|
1,500,000
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| CO3: Protection risks, human rights violations, and gaps in available service for affected populations identified and mitigated through protection monitoring, analysis and advocacy considering specificities to their age, gender, disability, and other diversities | ||
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IN1: # of people targeted for protection interventions are protected from further harm and the risks they face are mitigated and/or responded
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People
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2,000,000
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| CA1: Provide quality and multi-sectoral case management services to survivor of GBV including sexual exploitation and child abuse | ||
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IN1: # of functional inter-agency GBV referral pathways/service mapping in place
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Services
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9
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| CA2: Provide quality and multi-sectoral child protection case management services | ||
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IN1: # of children (boys/girls) who received individual case management services
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Children
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1,400
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| CA3: Provide quality and multi-sectoral mine action case management services | ||
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IN1: # of victim of landmine/ERW receiving victim assistance under case management
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People
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20
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| CA4: Quality case management MHPSS | ||
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IN1: # of functioning MHPSS referral pathway
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Services
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1
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| CA5: Provide targeted/specialized support to persons with specific protection needs and risks (including through distribution of dignity kits and other NFIs, mental health and psychosocial support, CFS, parenting support, cash assistance and other support, victim assistance services, support to persons with specific needs) | ||
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IN1: # of people (disaggregated by age, sex, and disability) reached through targeted support
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People
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270,000
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IN2: # of people (disaggregated by age, sex, and disability) received dignity kits
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People
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30,000
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| CA6: Conduct awareness-raising and communication with community activities on CP, family strengthening, GBV, Mine action, SEA, MHPSS, anti-trafficking, and general protection | ||
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IN1: # of people (disaggregated by age, sex, and disability) reached through awareness raising campaigns on protection aspects
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People
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556,000
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| CA7: Work with/support to community-based protection mechanisms including through supporting to community/women/children/youth-led initiatives including led by persons with disabilities and older persons for empowerment, social cohesion/peaceful coexistence, resilience building, conflict prevention and protection risk mitigation | ||
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IN1: # of community-based protection structures strengthened and enhanced
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Systems
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300
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IN2: # of community led initiatives supported by protection partners
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Partners
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200
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| CA8: Provide legal services on civil status documentation /registration as well as on housing, land and property (HLP) issues and children in need of legal aid service | ||
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IN1: # of people (disaggregated by age, sex, and disability) received legal aid/counseling support
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People
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10,000
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| CA9: Provide quality and multi-sectoral case management services to survivor of GBV including sexual exploitation and abuse | ||
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IN1: # of functional inter-agency GBV referral pathways/service mapping in place
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Services
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9
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| CA10: Provide quality and multi-sectoral child protection case management services | ||
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IN1: # of children (boys/girls) who received individual case management services
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Children
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3,000
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| CA11: Provide quality and multi-sectoral mine action case management services | ||
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IN1: # of victim of landmine/ERW receiving victim assistance under case management
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People
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50
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| CA12: Quality case management MHPSS | ||
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IN1: # of functioning MHPSS referral pathway
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Services
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1
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| CA13: Provide targeted/specialized support to persons with specific protection needs and risks (including through distribution of dignity kits and other NFIs, mental health and psychosocial support, CFS, parenting support, cash assistance and other support, victim assistance services, support to persons with specific needs) | ||
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IN1: # of people (disaggregated by age, sex, and disability) reached through targeted support
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People
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320,000
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IN2: of people (disaggregated by age, sex, and disability) received dignity kits
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People
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30,000
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| CA14: Conduct awareness-raising and communication with community activities on CP, family strengthening, GBV, Mine action, SEA, MHPSS, anti-trafficking, and general protection | ||
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IN1: # of people (disaggregated by age, sex, and disability) reached through awareness raising campaigns on protection aspects
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People
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1,500,000
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| CA15: Work with/support to community-based protection mechanisms including through supporting to community/women/children/youth-led initiatives including led by persons with disabilities and older persons for empowerment, social cohesion/peaceful coexistence, resilience building, conflict prevention and protection risk mitigation | ||
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IN1: # of community-based protection structures strengthened and enhanced
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Services
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300
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IN2: # of community led initiatives supported by protection partners
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Partners
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200
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| CA16: Provide legal services on civil status documentation /registration as well as on housing, land and property (HLP) issues and children in need of legal aid service | ||
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IN1: # of people (disaggregated by age, sex, and disability) received legal aid/counseling support
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People
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10,000
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| CA17: Conduct protection monitoring and assessment (including GBV safety audit, Early Warning Monitoring System, Community level monitoring reports, Protection Incidents Monitoring Systems-PIMS, Monitoring and reporting of the grave violations against children, Mine incident and identify protection needs/risks) | ||
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IN1: % of communities reached with protection monitoring
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Communities
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80
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IN2: % of newly displaced sites where rapid protection assessment has been conducted
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Sites
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80
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IN3: # of GBV safety audits conducted
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Reports
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300
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| CA18: Advocacy with duty bearers and key stakeholders to inform and enhance prevention, mitigation, and response to protection risks | ||
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IN1: # of local and national level advocacy interventions
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Advocacy actions
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30
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| CA19: Build technical capacity targeting humanitarian actors including national and local partners including CSOs/ Women Led Organizations/Women’s Rights organizations/existing community-based structures | ||
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IN1: # of humanitarian actors (disaggregated by sex) trained on Protection topics
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People
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2,000
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