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Requirements ($)$165.8 million
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Funding ($)$122.3 million
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% Funded73.8%
Protection caseload breakdown
PRO
Protection
Cluster Objectives
CP1
Vulnerable families and girls and boys at-risk have access to well-coordinated age, gender and disability sensitive child protection services, including psychosocial support and case management, and are protected against life threatening risk including abuse, neglect, violence and exploitation.
CP2
Girls and boys are protected through coherent and meaningful engagement with communities, caregivers and duty bearers by promoting evidence based awareness raising and advocacy and use of community based child protection mechanisms.
CP3
Increased and strengthened capacities of partners, service providers, civil society, and authorities, including through established guidelines and SOP, training, and resources to safely prevent, mitigate, mainstream, and respond to protection issues.
GBV1
Targeted population have access to lifesaving services in safe and confidential spaces and are provided with tools to restore their dignity and wellbeing in alignment with survivor-centered principles.
GBV2
Targeted population, through awareness raising and community engagement, have access to comprehensive information on available services and can access safe, confidential and timely referrals.
GBV3
Increased and strengthened partner capacities including through established guidelines, trainings and resources to safely and ethically respond to the needs of targeted population.
GP1
Protection assistance and services are provided to vulnerable, conflict and disaster-affected women, men, boys, and girls, including IDPs, refugees, returnees, elderly as well as people living with disabilities.
GP2
Capacities of partners, service providers and civil society are strengthened, including through established guidelines, SOPs and training.
GP3
Key protection issues are monitored, in order to identify persons in need of assistance, inform the humanitarian response and advocate for the protection of civilians.
GP4
Protection risks are mitigated through coherent, meaningful engagement with duty bearers and consistent advocacy efforts, for the actualization of the ‘centrality of protection’.
HLP1
Vulnerable people of all genders and diversities are able to claim HLP rights and/or possess HLP documents through legal support and advocacy.
HLP2
Vulnerable people of all genders and diversities are supported towards obtaining a durable housing, land or property solution through strengthened communal property rights or land allocation.
HLP3
Duty bearers and other actors are capacitated on HLP rights and responsibilities.
MA1
Reduce civilian casualties from explosive ordnance through mine action land release, quick response and explosive ordnance risk eduction (EORE) activities.
MA2
The specific needs with regards to the explosive ordnance of the vulnerable people are identified and responded to through survey and quick response activities.
MA3
Support the victims of explosive ordnance to ensure their integration in the society.
Protection (overall) sectoral severity of needs

Sectoral severity of needs
by district (in 2024)