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Strategic Objectives3Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Lives are saved and the overall health and mental and physical well-being of people affected by conflict and natural disaster is improved through timely and integrated assistance - Strategic Objective
Living standards of vulnerable people of all genders and diversities are improved and their resilience is strengthened - Strategic Objective
Protection risks are mitigated, protection needs are monitored and met, and respect for IHL is promoted
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Specific Objectives6Specific Objectives
- Specific Objective
Morbidity and mortality of 556,000 IDPs (including displaced stateless people), as well as other conflict and disaster affected (nondisplaced) people is reduced through scaled-up age, gender, and disability appropriate access to life-saving assistance - Specific Objective
Emergency support to 6.2 million people targeted for assistance is enhanced by expanding engagement with and building the capacity of local actors to provide impartial, timely and relevant life-saving humanitarian response to IDPs (including displaced stateless people), conflict and disaster-affected communities and through improved needs assessments - Specific Objective
Living standards and access to quality humanitarian services are improved for 5.6 million non-displaced, vulnerable people, nondisplaced stateless people and returnees/resettled or locally integrated people according to their severity of need - Specific Objective
Livelihoods opportunities, food security and nutritional status are secured and improved for 3.5 million moderately and severely food insecure people through the provision of food and nutrition assistance and support for sustainable and resilient agriculture - Specific Objective
Two million people targeted for protection interventions 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 - Specific Objective
Respect for human rights and IHL is promoted and supported, including through dialogue with duty bearers to mitigate against the effects of armed conflict on civilians
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Cluster Objectives26Cluster Objectives
- Cluster Objective
Operate and sustain quality and standards of water and sanitation services and good hygiene practices to crisis affected population - Cluster Objective
More than 59,448 targeted IDP and conflict-affected children (boys and girls) with acute malnutrition, will have access to equitable and inclusive life-saving treatment and management services - Cluster Objective
Crisis-affected children and youth have continued access to safe, inclusive, quality learning opportunities - Cluster Objective
Communicable diseases are prevented, detected and rapidly responded for IDPs in conflict and disaster affected areas - Cluster Objective
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 - Cluster Objective
To assist IDPs and other conflict and disaster affected people with emergency, temporary shelter, or semi-permanent shelter support (including the maintenance, repair, upgrading and replacement of existing shelters) and NFI provision that enhances protection, dignity, security, and privacy, and improves living conditions and/or assists a transition towards the achievement of durable solutions - Cluster Objective
Over 556,000 crisis-affected people have equitable access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food in-kind and/or through cash assistance - Cluster Objective
More than targeted 602,071 targeted vulnerable children with humanitarian needs (boys and girls) with acute malnutrition, will have access to equitable and inclusive life-saving treatment and management services - Cluster Objective
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 - Cluster Objective
To strengthen the capacities of camp management agencies (CMAs) and other relevant actors to coordinate service assistance and manage camps/ camp like settings to improve the quality of life of IDPs who are in camps/sites focused on solutions-oriented approach - Cluster Objective
Communicable diseases are prevented, detected and rapidly responded for non-displaced vulnerable people in conflict and disaster affected areas - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable populations have access to sustainable, durable and cost-effective WASH services including community-focused hygiene promotion practices with focus on semi-urban and communities - Cluster Objective
Over 2,944,000 vulnerable people with humanitarian needs have equitable access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food in-kind and/or through cash assistance - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable children and youth with humanitarian needs have continued access to safe, inclusive, quality learning opportunities - Cluster Objective
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 - Cluster Objective
Crisis-affected children and youth receive quality, protective, and inclusive education that caters for their mental health and psychosocial needs - Cluster Objective
More than 32,696 targeted pregnant and breastfeeding IDP and conflict-affected women and girls with acute malnutrition have access to equitable and inclusive life-saving treatment and management services - Cluster Objective
Restore, protect and improve livelihoods and resilience of over 850,000 (442,000 women & 408,000 men) crisis-affected people by rehabilitating agricultural production, protecting productive assets, and rebuilding or creating income-generating activities to prevent negative (and potentially irreversible) coping mechanisms - Cluster Objective
To assist returnees/ resettled, non-displaced stateless people with emergency, temporary shelter, or semi-permanent shelter support (including the maintenance, repair, upgrading and replacement of existing shelters) and NFI provision, including vulnerable people, to enhance protection, dignity, security, and privacy, and improves living conditions and/or assists a transition towards the achievement of durable solutions - Cluster Objective
More than 331,139 targeted pregnant and breastfeeding vulnerable women and girls with acute malnutrition have access to equitable and inclusive life-saving treatment and management services - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable children and youth with humanitarian needs receive quality, protective, and inclusive education that caters for their mental health and psychosocial needs - Cluster Objective
Nutritional status of more than 59,448 IDP and conflict-affected children, boys and girls 6-59 months is improved through equitable and inclusive access to preventative nutrition services including multiple micronutrient support services/ vitamin A supplementation - Cluster Objective
The capacity of communities and local/national education partners is strengthened to support safer, coordinated education that monitors and responds to identified needs, and mitigates impacts of shocks and crises - Cluster Objective
Nutritional status of more than 602,071 vulnerable children, boys and girls 6-59 months is improved through equitable and inclusive access to preventative nutrition services including multiple micronutrient support services/ vitamin A supplementation - Cluster Objective
Nutritional status of more than 32,696 IDP PBW/G is improved through equitable and inclusive access to preventative nutrition services including multiple micronutrient support and iron-folic acid supplementation - Cluster Objective
Nutritional status of more than 331,139 vulnerable PBW/G is improved through equitable and inclusive access to preventative nutrition services including multiple micronutrient support and iron-folic acid supplementation
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Cluster Activities64Cluster Activities
- Cluster Activity
Provide quality and multi-sectoral case management services to survivor of GBV including sexual exploitation and child abuse - Cluster Activity
Food distribution (in kind, cash or voucher) for IDPs - Cluster Activity
Screening of children under-five for acute malnutrition, referral and follow up - Cluster Activity
Ensuring availability of primary health care services for IDP population, aligned with the essential package of health services, including sexual and reproductive, maternal, newborn, adolescent and child health - Cluster Activity
Provision of safe learning spaces and basic materials to ensure continuity of formal and non-formal education services for crisis-affected children and youth - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people have equitable, inclusive and safe access to safe/improved drinking water meeting demand for domestic purposes, at minimum/agreed standards - Cluster Activity
Provision of Shelter kit/items in kind, including transport or Cash support; or reconstruction / improvement, support with material, cash assistance - Cluster Activity
Provision of open learning materials for crisis-affected children and youth’s safe and continuous learning - Cluster Activity
Distribution of NFI distribution full kit/items to IDPs - Cluster Activity
Treatment and management of children with severe acute malnutrition - Cluster Activity
Preventing, detecting, and rapidly responding to communicable disease outbreaks for IDP population. - Cluster Activity
Food distribution (in kind, cash or voucher) for non- IDPs - Cluster Activity
Provide quality and multi-sectoral child protection case management services - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people have equitable, inclusive and safe access to functional excreta disposal systems. - Cluster Activity
Ensuring availability of primary health care services for nondisplaced vulnerable people, aligned with the essential package of health services, including sexual and reproductive, maternal, newborn, adolescent and child health - Cluster Activity
Implementation of CCCM activities in sites-Site improvement, Capacity building, CMC training, CRM, remote support - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people have equitable, inclusive and safe access to hygiene items and community-tailored messages, enabling health seeking behavior - Cluster Activity
Provision of safe learning spaces and basic materials to ensure continuity of formal and non-formal education services for vulnerable children and youth - Cluster Activity
Screening of children under-five for acute malnutrition, referral and follow up - Cluster Activity
Provide quality and multi-sectoral mine action case management services - Cluster Activity
Treatment and management of children with severe acute malnutrition - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people have access to integrated/mainstreamed WASH services, on the basis of risk-sensitive programming and consultation with communities - Cluster Activity
Provision of Shelter kit/items in kind, including transport, or Cash support; or reconstruction / improvement, support with material, cash assistance - Cluster Activity
Quality case management MHPSS - Cluster Activity
Preventing, detecting, and rapidly responding to communicable disease outbreaks for non-displaced vulnerable population - Cluster Activity
Provision of open learning materials for vulnerable children and youth’s safe and continuous learning - Cluster Activity
Screening of PBW/G for acute malnutrition, referral and followup - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people in temporary learning spaces have access to integrated/mainstreamed WASH services. - Cluster Activity
Capacity building for educators which improves their support for children and youth’s continued learning, and improved mental and emotional well-being - Cluster Activity
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) - Cluster Activity
Distribution of NFI distribution full kit/items - Cluster Activity
Screening of PBW/G for acute malnutrition, referral and followup - Cluster Activity
Recruitment and support for educators to meet standards for education quality (i.e. class size and learning environment) - Cluster Activity
Conduct awareness-raising and communication with community activities on CP, family strengthening, GBV, Mine action, SEA, MHPSS, anti-trafficking, and general protection - Cluster Activity
Crisis-affected people have equitable, inclusive and safe access to hygiene items and community-tailored messages, enabling health seeking behavior - Cluster Activity
Guidance and other types of capacity building which improves parents/ caregivers’ ability to support open learning and MHPSS for children and youth - Cluster Activity
Treatment and management of PBW/G with acute malnutrition. - Cluster Activity
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 - Cluster Activity
Vulnerable people have access to sustainable safe/ improved water drinking water, meeting demand for domestic purposes through light rehabilitation of water system at community level. - Cluster Activity
Preventive services provided to children 6-59 months through micronutrient supplies and other preventive health services - Cluster Activity
Capacity building for educators which improves their support for children and youth’s continued learning, and improved mental and emotional well-being - Cluster Activity
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 - Cluster Activity
Vulnerable people have access to sustainable functional excreta disposal systems, reducing safety/public health/environmental risks through light rehabilitation of Sanitation system at community level - Cluster Activity
Recruitment and support for educators to meet standards for education quality (i.e. class size and learning environment) - Cluster Activity
Preventive services provided to children 6-59 months through micronutrient supplies and other preventive health services - Cluster Activity
Provide quality and multi-sectoral case management services to survivor of GBV including sexual exploitation and abuse - Cluster Activity
Vulnerable people reached with critical WASH supplies (including hygiene items) and services - Cluster Activity
Guidance and other types of capacity building which improves parents/caregivers’ ability to support open learning and MHPSS for children and youth - Cluster Activity
Reduction of micronutrient deficiencies among IDP women of reproductive age (WRA) who receives multiple micronutrient powders (MNPs) - Cluster Activity
Provide quality and multi-sectoral child protection case management services - Cluster Activity
Vulnerable people have access to integrated/mainstreamed WASH services, on the basis of risk-sensitive programming and consultation with communities - Cluster Activity
Reduction of micronutrient deficiencies among IDP women of reproductive age (WRA) who receives multiple micronutrient powders (MNPs) - Cluster Activity
Capacity building for Cluster partner staff on education in emergencies, PSEA, and/or AAP - Cluster Activity
Provide quality and multi-sectoral mine action case management services - Cluster Activity
Capacity building for education committees (such as PTAs) on protection, safety, and/or the well-being of children - Cluster Activity
Quality case management MHPSS - Cluster Activity
Development and implementation of contingency and preparedness plans at sub-national and local levels - Cluster Activity
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) - Cluster Activity
Conduct awareness-raising and communication with community activities on CP, family strengthening, GBV, Mine action, SEA, MHPSS, anti-trafficking, and general protection - Cluster Activity
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 - Cluster Activity
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 - Cluster Activity
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) - Cluster Activity
Advocacy with duty bearers and key stakeholders to inform and enhance prevention, mitigation, and response to protection risks - Cluster Activity
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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Response plan
HRP
Myanmar Humanitarian Response Plan 2022
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Lives are saved and the overall health and mental and physical well-being of people affected by conflict and natural disaster is improved through timely and integrated assistance
SO2
Living standards of vulnerable people of all genders and diversities are improved and their resilience is strengthened
SO3
Protection risks are mitigated, protection needs are monitored and met, and respect for IHL is promoted
Specific Objectives
SP1
Morbidity and mortality of 556,000 IDPs (including displaced stateless people), as well as other conflict and disaster affected (nondisplaced) people is reduced through scaled-up age, gender, and disability appropriate access to life-saving assistance
SP2
Emergency support to 6.2 million people targeted for assistance is enhanced by expanding engagement with and building the capacity of local actors to provide impartial, timely and relevant life-saving humanitarian response to IDPs (including displaced stateless people), conflict and disaster-affected communities and through improved needs assessments
SP3
Living standards and access to quality humanitarian services are improved for 5.6 million non-displaced, vulnerable people, nondisplaced stateless people and returnees/resettled or locally integrated people according to their severity of need
SP4
Livelihoods opportunities, food security and nutritional status are secured and improved for 3.5 million moderately and severely food insecure people through the provision of food and nutrition assistance and support for sustainable and resilient agriculture
SP5
Two million people targeted for protection interventions 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
SP6
Respect for human rights and IHL is promoted and supported, including through dialogue with duty bearers to mitigate against the effects of armed conflict on civilians