Population
Financials
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People in need3.5 million
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People targeted2.1 million
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People reachedNo data
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People reached %0%
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Requirements ($)$210.5 million
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Funding ($)$52.2 million
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Coverage24.8%
Protection Caseload Breakdown
PRO
Protection
| Caseload | People in need | People targeted | Reached | Reached % | Progress |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Housing, Land and Property
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3.2 million
|
1.8 million
|
225.2 thousand
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12.5%
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Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
|
3 million
|
2 million
|
127.3 thousand
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6.2%
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Mine Action
|
1.5 million
|
439 thousand
|
17.4 thousand
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4.0%
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Child Protection
|
3.5 million
|
2.1 million
|
363.5 thousand
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17.3%
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General Protection
|
3.5 million
|
2.1 million
|
No data
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No data
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Cluster Objectives
1
Provide quality specialized protection services and assistance to prevent, mitigate and respond to protection risks faced by drought and conflict-affected people with specific protection needs and/or at heightened risk.
Contributes to
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| Indicator | Unit | Target | Result | Progress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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# of individuals supported to secure land tenure
|
Individuals
|
400,000
|
102,110
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# of girls and boys at-risk of abuse, violence, exploitation, and neglect in need of lifesaving CP response receiving specialized child protection services through case management
|
Individuals
|
45,000
|
76,418
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# of women and girls who have accessed and benefited from recreational, life & livelihood skills and information in women and girls' safe spaces
|
Individuals
|
84,000
|
14,724
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# of individuals benefiting from specialized mine action services
|
Individuals
|
200,000
|
4,856
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# of girls and boys who have suffered from grave child rights violations receiving social, education, economic reintegration and life skill assistance
|
Individuals
|
2,000
|
14,886
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# of children and their caregivers reached with center, mobile and home based activities to improve their protection including mental health and psychosocial support.
|
Individuals
|
125,350
|
66,798
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# of vulnerable women, girls, men and boys who receive cash/ voucher assistance for GBV mitigation.
|
Individuals
|
191,000
|
7,539
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# of individuals benefiting from explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) and/or mine action trainings
|
Individuals
|
450,000
|
12,870
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# of vulnerable women and adolescent girls (including those living with disabilities and from minority clans) who receive dignity kits, menstrual hygiene kits and/or solar lanterns.
|
Individuals
|
630,000
|
35,853
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# of women, girls, men and boys who have accessed and benefited from age appropriate psycho-social counselling and support for GBV in existing GBV one stop centers and women and girls' safe spaces that meet the minimum standards
|
Individuals
|
84,000
|
51,080
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# of girls and boys that are unaccompanied or separated, identified, documented, and supported to reunify with their families or provided alternative family based care
|
Individuals
|
30,000
|
27,192
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# of women, girls, men and boys who have accessed and benefited from age appropriate and quality services of clinical management of rape and treatment for physical injuries as a result of IPV in GBV one-stop centers that meet the minimum standards
|
Individuals
|
42,000
|
7,838
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# of individuals reached with legal services, including access to civil documentation
|
Individuals
|
350,000
|
115
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# of individuals reached with specialized protection services and/or assistance, including case management, individual protection assistance (IPA), psycho-social support (PSS) and referrals
|
Individuals
|
350,000
|
No data
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|
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# of women, girls, men and boys who have accessed and benefited from age appropriate case management services for GBV in existing GBV one stop centers and women and girls' safe spaces that meet the minimum standards.
|
Individuals
|
84,000
|
8,112
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# of vulnerable women, girls, men and boys who access age appropriate and gender responsive legal assistance for GBV
|
Individuals
|
45,000
|
2,161
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2
Enhance capacity of community members and key stakeholders to prevent, mitigate and respond to protection risks
Contributes to
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| Indicator | Unit | Target | Result | Progress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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# of boys, girls, women and men reached with quality CP prevention and response services through integrated and multisectoral, community based child protection structures
|
Individuals
|
1,606,066
|
32,740
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# of national actors (government officials, security personnel, NGOs ) cluster field coordinators and focal persons with knowledge on implementing GBV mitigation and service provision for survivor centered approach including PSS, case management, response strategies and PSEA for vulnerable women and girls (including PLWDS and minority clans)
|
|
40,000
|
No data
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# of boys, girls, men, and women reached with protection risk prevention and mitigation messenging on EORE, PSEA, Child Safeguarding, FGM and Child Marriage
|
Individuals
|
150,000
|
145,427
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# of individuals reached through capacity building on protection issues
|
Individuals
|
125,000
|
643
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# of individuals reached through community-based protection (CBP) interventions
|
Individuals
|
450,000
|
No data
|
|
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# of individuals reporting increased knowledge and capacities on HLP
|
Individuals
|
20,000
|
No data
|
|
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# of women, girls, boys and men (including those with disabilities and from minority clans) reached with key GBV information on service availability, prevention and mitigation of GBV
|
Individuals
|
840,000
|
No data
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3
Strengthen protection monitoring systems to efficiently trigger the response, inform and adapt programming for better protection outcomes, support evidence-based advocacy on protection risks and trends, and ensure protection of civilians is at the core of the response.
Contributes to
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| Indicator | Unit | Target | Result | Progress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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# of advocacy reports, events and/or initiatives conducted
|
|
No data
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No data
|
|
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# of individuals directly interviewed during protection monitoring and/or assessment activities
|
|
No data
|
No data
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|
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# individuals reached through HLP specialised services (eviction monitoring and response, awareness, advocacy on HLP violations and risks, assessments and research)
|
|
1,798,678
|
224,643
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# of clusters supported to incorporate inclusive programming measures
|
|
No data
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No data
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4
Support humanitarian actors across all sectors on vulnerability-based prioritization as well as in the implementation of proactive and inclusive programming measures to mitigate and address the risks of exclusion and denial of assistance and services, particularly for minority and marginalized groups, older persons and persons with disabilities
Contributes to
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| Indicator | Unit | Target | Result | Progress |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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# of individuals provided with legal aid services
|
Individuals
|
200,000
|
392
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Population data by location
19-Sep-2024