Sudan

1

Legal assistance provided for protection outcomes

2

Cash assistance provided for protection outcomes

3

Persons with specific needs referred to specialized services

5

Group-based mental health and psychosocial support services provided to adults

6

Individual mental health and psychosocial support services provided to adults

8

Community-Based Structures supported or established

9

Community support projects completed

10

Establish or support dedicated community facilities at site level

11

Individuals receive technical assistance on HLP

12

Protection monitoring conducted

13

R Eviction Risk assessment conducted

14

R Eviction monitoring and response conducted

15

Advocacy Interventions Conducted

16

Site Management briefings for government and partners

17

Capacity Development

18

Awareness raising and community outreach activities conducted on general protection

19

R: Security of tenure improved for IDPs and IDP Returnees through land tenure dispute resolution and/or land tenure clarification

20

Site governance structures supported or established

21

GBV 10: Conduct large scale public community awareness raising campaigns on GBV

22

GBV 1: Establish Women Centers (permanent/semi-permanent)

23

GBV 2: Rehabilitate Women Centers (permanent/semi-permanent)

24

GBV3: Support the operational costs of Women Centers (operational costs)

25

CP1: Acutely vulnerable boys and girls are identified using outreach methodologies, such as mobile activities, awareness raising about services, child helpline…etc.

26

CP2: Girls and boys are provided with specialized child protection response services, including case management for child survivors of sexual violence, child labor, child recruitment, UASCs and children in need for alternative care.

27

GBV 5: Support women & girls with startup capital for Income Generating Activities and vocational skills

28

GBV 8: CB - Conduct trainings on GBV for specialized GBV service providers

29

GBV11: Provide dignity kits

30

GBV12: Provide specialized GBV response services

31

GBV13: Conduct GBV assessments

32

GBV 4: Support Community Based Protection Networks (operational costs)

33

GBV 6: Capacity Building- Conduct trainings for community members involved in GBV prevention and response

34

GBV9: Conduct community based awareness raising sessions

35

CP3: Child protection services are integrated and/or coordinated with other sectors, including education, SNFI, FSL, health and WASH to ensure a holistic approach.

36

CP4: The root causes of child protection risks among the population (or a subset of it) are addressed to reduce the likelihood of abuse, neglect, exploitation, or violence against children, including child labor, child recruitment, separation, sexual violence, child marriage, FGM, are implemented.

37

CP5: Specific sources of threat and/or vulnerabilities of children identified as being at particularly high risk of abuse, neglect, exploitation, or violence are addressed.

38

CP6: Vulnerable and at-risk children are provided with gender & age appropriate (structured) psychosocial support and life skills including literacy and numeracy.

39

CP7: Vulnerable caregivers and caregivers of vulnerable boys and girls are supported with parenting skills, family strengthening programs and multi-sectoral support

40

CP8: Communities are mobilized to support children through activation of child protection networks and community volunteers.

41

CP9: Human resource capacity to respond to child protection concerns among child protection actors and other duty bearers is strengthened

42

CP10: N/A

43

GBV14: Provide life skills and recreational activities

44

GBV 7: Capacity Building - Conduct trainings on GBV for Non-GBV service providers

45

Explosive Ordinance Risk Education (EORE) through direct methods

46

Sessions for indirect Explosive Ordinance Risk Education (EORE)

47

Hosting workshop on EORE briefings for aid workers

48

Provision of EO awareness briefing to UNITAMS personnel

49

Attend UNITAMS security assessments in areas contaminated by EO

50

Distribute EO contamination maps and briefings to UNITAMS components

51

Respond to humanitarian development needs through land release operations

52

Release land contaminated with the EO for productive use

53

Opening priority routes/roads for safe use through MA Assessment

54

Advocacy and coordination for mine action response in areas outside GoS control

55

Capacity building for national authorities: Issuing operational tasks by NMAC

56

Capacity building for national authorities: Conduct QA and accreditation visits to the teams sites by NMAC

57

Capacity building for national authorities: Provide internal and external trainings to NMAC and national mine action operators in relevant technical fields

58

Support Sudan mine action priorities in its alignment with APMBC and other international instruments

59

Conduct survey to identify under-reported cases of EO accidents and survivors

60

Identification of varying needs of survivors of EO accidents and other victims of war

61

Advocate for stronger recruitment policies for women in mine action partners

62

Community liaison engagement to promote the participation of women in mine action