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Strategic Objectives3Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Mortality and morbidity of crisis-affected people of all gender and diversities are reduced through timely, multi-sectoral, lifesaving, equitable and safe assistance. - Strategic Objective
The protection risks of the most vulnerable are mitigated and the needs of affected persons of all genders and diversities are monitored and addressed through humanitarian action. - Strategic Objective
Vulnerable crisis-affected people of all gender and diversities are supported to build their resilience and live their lives in dignity.
- Strategic Objective
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Specific Objectives9Specific Objectives
- Specific Objective
Provide timely-equitable and safe, life-saving emergency shelter, water and sanitation, education, mine action, and NFI support to people of all genders, age and diversities. - Specific Objective
Prevent famine by improving access to food and life-saving nutrition services for people facing acute food insecurity and malnutrition by the end of 2023. - Specific Objective
Reduce morbidity and mortality by providing equitable and gender sensitive integrated life-saving health, nutrition and WASH response including reproductive health, trauma care and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services while preventing crisis-driven diseases and outbreaks. - Specific Objective
People with protection needs have access to safe, inclusive and relevant assistance and services, which take into account the specific vulnerabilities and capabilities related to gender, age, diversity, disability and other elements. - Specific Objective
Protection concerns, and needs are identified through continued monitoring of the protection environment and integrated, comprehensive risk analyses, complaint, feedback and communication mechanisms. - Specific Objective
Protection risks are mitigated through coherent, meaningful engagement with duty bearers and consistent advocacy efforts, for the actualization of the ‘centrality of protection’. - Specific Objective
Provide emergency livelihood support to vulnerable urban and peri-urban households and protect rural livelihoods and related food sources through early action, emergency agriculture, livestock and other inclusive support in line with their livelihoods and seasonality. - Specific Objective
Support access to durable solutions through support for transitional shelter, and access to integrated services, while addressing land and property issues, including for those displaced. - Specific Objective
Provide support for basic infrastructure repair and ensuring access to essential services critical to addressing humanitarian needs
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Cluster Objectives73Cluster Objectives
- Cluster Objective
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. - Cluster Objective
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. - Cluster Objective
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. - Cluster Objective
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. - Cluster Objective
Targeted population, through awareness raising and community engagement, have access to comprehensive information on available services and can access safe, confidential and timely referrals. - Cluster Objective
Increased and strengthened partner capacities including through established guidelines, trainings and resources to safely and ethically respond to the needs of targeted population. - Cluster Objective
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. - Cluster Objective
Capacities of partners, service providers and civil society are strengthened, including through established guidelines, SOPs and training. - Cluster Objective
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. - Cluster Objective
Protection risks are mitigated through coherent, meaningful engagement with duty bearers and consistent advocacy efforts, for the actualization of the ‘centrality of protection’. - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable people of all genders and diversities are able to claim HLP rights and/or possess HLP documents through legal support and advocacy. - Cluster Objective
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. - Cluster Objective
Duty bearers and other actors are capacitated on HLP rights and responsibilities. - Cluster Objective
Reduce civilian casualties from explosive ordnance through mine action land release, quick response and explosive ordnance risk eduction (EORE) activities. - Cluster Objective
The specific needs with regards to the explosive ordnance of the vulnerable people are identified and responded to through survey and quick response activities. - Cluster Objective
Support the victims of explosive ordnance to ensure their integration in the society. - Cluster Objective
Identified Vulnerable Populations receive timely, life-saving and emergency WASH assistance – targeting people of all gender, ages, and diversities including newly internally displaced, border returnees (refugee returnees, undocumented returnees), refugees and asylum seekers, and people affected by sudden-onset natural disasters. - Cluster Objective
Necessary ES-NFI assistance is provided to affected people in a timely manner. - Cluster Objective
To increase equitable access and utilization of quality lifesaving curative nutrition services for early detection and treatment of acute malnutrition for girls and boys under five years of age and PLW affected by acute malnutrition by the end of 2024. - Cluster Objective
Increase access to education for crisis affected boys and girls in both rural and urban area - Cluster Objective
Maintain and increase access to life-saving and life-sustaining coordinated health services and information for those most vulnerable and in need. - Cluster Objective
Shock-affected women, men and children of all ages (IDPs, returnees, refugees, natural disaster-affected and people under IPC 3 and 4) have a minimum household food consumption score above 42.5. - Cluster Objective
Coordination: The coordination structure is fit for purpose and facilitates a timely and effective response to people in need - Cluster Objective
Ensure inclusive and protective learning spaces for crisis affected boys and girls including psychosocial support for vulnerable children. - Cluster Objective
Strengthen health sector capacity to prepare for, prevent, detect and deliver timely response to disease outbreaks. - Cluster Objective
Coordination: The annual HNO is evidence-based with data drawn from a range of coordinated, inter-sectoral needs assessments which accurately identify people in need - Cluster Objective
To increase equitable access and utilization of quality lifesaving preventative nutrition-specific service delivery for children, and women by the end of 2024 - Cluster Objective
Identified children under 5 with SAM cases, receive integrated Nutrition-WASH assistance at the household level and prevent further deterioration from WASH-Nutrition related infections. - Cluster Objective
Shelter materials and maintenance tool kits provided to affected people in a timely manner. - Cluster Objective
Necessary food assistance is provided to affected households in a timely manner. - Cluster Objective
Ensure access to safe, equitable and inclusive health services and information to survivors of violence. - Cluster Objective
To increase equitable access to quality lifesaving preventative nutrition-sensitive services in prioritized setting through joint inter-cluster programming by the end of 2024 - Cluster Objective
Coordination: Decision-makers have access to robust and rigorous data on internal and cross-border population movements, needs, response and gaps enabling them to make informed - Cluster Objective
Transitional shelter support is provided to affected people in a timely manner. - Cluster Objective
Reduce the risk of disaster, conflict and emergencies on children's education through building systemic resilience. - Cluster Objective
Pregnant and Lactating women (PLW) linked with reported children U5 with SAM cases are supported with WASH assistance at the household level to improve and promote safe WASH practices at the HH level and prevent subsequent WASH-Nutrition related infections. - Cluster Objective
Assistance to affected population is provided to all vulnerable groups. - Cluster Objective
Strengthen provision of integrated rehabilitative care to improve resilience of vulnerable people. - Cluster Objective
To strengthen capacities for rolling out improved and effective surveillance, programming and coordination mechanisms - Cluster Objective
Local communities are active interlocutors regarding beneficiary selections. - Cluster Objective
Coordination: Humanitarian action is risk-informed to faciliate implementation of early action in a timely manner to address and mitigate the effect of climate-related events and disasters - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable people with disabilities receive shelter and NFI assistance as per cluster standards after consultation on the design and assistance for people with special needs. - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable people affected by AWD/cholera outbreaks receive timely effective integrated WASH, Health and Nutrition assistance, and preventive actions to mitigate transmissions at the community and household levels. - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable people (women, girls, men, boys, and persons with disability) are consulted to identify their specific needs for WASH assistance and take into consideration their safety and dignity in the provision of WASH assistance. - Cluster Objective
CCCM WG: Ensure care and maintenance of the Informal settlements (ISET) infrastructure. - Cluster Objective
Livelihoods are protected and rehabilitated for vulnerable people facing acute food insecurity and at risk of hunger and malnutrition. - Cluster Objective
PSEA: People engaged through activities that raise awareness as well as promote the involvement and engagement of affected communities on PSEA - Cluster Objective
CCCM WG: Mobile Site Management - Cluster Objective
WASH partners engage with Vulnerable people in decision-making about WASH assistance, ensuring women, men, girls, boys and people with disability participate in the process. - Cluster Objective
PSEA: Ensuring the provision of safe and accessible reporting channels for SEA is a priority for the HCT in Afghanistan - Cluster Objective
PSEA: Staff deployed in the field who are informed on SEA-related misconduct regulations and are provided with updated information on where and how to report if experiencing or witnessing the occurrence of SEA. - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable people in urban areas are supported through rehabilitations, repairs, extensions and provision of WASH services that are resilient and sustainable. - Cluster Objective
PSEA: Coordination among PSEA Network members and Cluster partners on the mechanisms that ensure safe, accessible and gender-sensitive reporting and assistance to SEA victims. - Cluster Objective
Vulnerable populations in rural areas have access to drought-responsive water supply options through drought risk mapping and continuous groundwater monitoring and are supported with sustainable sanitation options. - Cluster Objective
Provision and promotion of safe hygiene promotion practices through a participatory approaches that are culturally appropriate. - Cluster Objective
PSEA: Implementation of the SEA Risk Assessment in Afghanistan. - Cluster Objective
AAP: Affected people are aware that how to make a suggestion or complaint about humanitarian assistance received - Cluster Objective
Health and Nutrition facilities are supported with a basic WASH package for infection and prevention control. - Cluster Objective
Schools and Learning Centres are supported with a basic WASH package to promote learning & prevent disease outbreaks. - Cluster Objective
AAP: Affected people are aware of safely accessing humanitarian assistance - Cluster Objective
AAP: Affected people understand that how humanitarian organisations decide and select their programme participants - Cluster Objective
AAP: Affected people think the assistance was of appropriate quality to meet their needs - Cluster Objective
AAP: Types of corrective actions made at the Cluster and HCT level (qualitative) - Cluster Objective
GIHA: Women staff working from home and women staff working from the office or the field - Cluster Objective
GIHA: Humanitarian partner organizations are operating/partially operating with women and men staff - Cluster Objective
GIHA: Humanitarian partner organizations report successful negotiations with DfA for women's participation at service delivery point/at the office - Cluster Objective
GIHA: Coordination meetings with the DfA where Afghan women are present and women's participation in the response is discussed - Cluster Objective
GIHA: Humanitarian partner organizations reporting having adopted flexible/safe working arrangements for women staff - Cluster Objective
DISABILITY INCLUSION: Projects target people with disability - Cluster Objective
DISABILITY INCLUSION: Cluster activities have mainstreamed mental and physical disability considerations in their implementation - Cluster Objective
DISABILITY INCLUSION: Persons with disabilities employed in the humanitarian response - Cluster Objective
DISABILITY INCLUSION: Organizations collects/analyze/report disability disaggregated data - Cluster Objective
DISABILITY INCLUSION: Cluster partners projects have a disability component or are targeting people with disabilities
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Cluster Activities106Cluster Activities
- Cluster Activity
Provide structured PSS (Child Friendly Spaces, adolescent friendly centers (Adolescent Social Hubs & Girls Friendly facilities) homes and communities) - Cluster Activity
Establish adolescent friendly centers (Adolescent Social Hubs & Girls Friendly facilities) to provide Life Skills & new generations skills - Cluster Activity
Referral to specialized services – Mental Heath - Cluster Activity
Provide Family Tracing and Reunification (FTR) services to Unaccompanied and Separated Children (UASC) - Cluster Activity
Provide interim family-based care or other suitable interim alternative care arrangements to Unaccompanied and Separated Children (UASC) - Cluster Activity
Provided cash as a component of the Case Management services - Cluster Activity
Identify, register, refer children to access to services and follow up of case management services in line with the Afghanistan SOP for Case Management ( child labour, child marriage) - Cluster Activity
Provide social reintegration and life skills assistance to children and youth who have suffered from grave child rights violations (including former CAAC and CoM) - Cluster Activity
Provide education reintegration assistance to children and youth who have suffered from grave child rights violations (including former CAAC and CoM ) - Cluster Activity
Provide economic reintegration assistance to children and youth who have suffered from grave child rights violations (including former CAAC and CoM ) - Cluster Activity
Set up a Child Protection Information management System for registration and comprehensive case management services of at risk children - Cluster Activity
Provide information on wellbeing messaging to support their children's psychosocial wellbeing. - Cluster Activity
Reach community members with messaging through mass media sessions (TV, radio, social media) - Cluster Activity
Conduct capacity building training to child protection workers and staff from other sectors receiving on the norms and standards of child protection and to adopt new tools and working modalities, including PSS, Caring for Child Survivors (CS) of SGBV Case Management, PFA, (social worker, case worker, teachers, health workers, authorities, staff members) - Cluster Activity
Conduct training to humanitarian workers including social workers and community volunteers on CP Minimum standards and other specialized CP services - Cluster Activity
Provision of multi-sectoral activities - Cluster Activity
Wellbeing support to women and girls - Cluster Activity
Distribution of dignity kits to displaced women and girls - Cluster Activity
Awareness activities - Cluster Activity
Capacity building of staff on core concepts, pocket guides and referrals - Cluster Activity
Provision of Individual Protection Assistance (IPA) to PSN in emergency cash or in-kind, and Cash for protection (aligned on MEB) - Cluster Activity
Provision of Legal Counselling and Assistance including identity and support Civil documentation process - Cluster Activity
Provision of Psycho-Social Support (PSS) Assistance and Referrals - Cluster Activity
Conduct advocacy activities including dissemination of key messages on protection concerns - Cluster Activity
Conduct capacity building of partners, civil society, and other stakeholders - Cluster Activity
Support Protection mainstreaming - Cluster Activity
Development of Data Protection and Information Sharing Protocol - Cluster Activity
Conduct protection monitoring, community-based protection activities, and awareness raising - Cluster Activity
Establish an advocacy red flag system for issues to be brought to the HCT - Cluster Activity
Sensitization sessions for local authorities - Cluster Activity
Develop standard protection terminology into local languages for system-wide use by all partners - Cluster Activity
Information on HLP rights - Cluster Activity
Counselling on HLP rights - Cluster Activity
Legal assistance on HLP rights - Cluster Activity
Training and/or technical support for duty bearers, humanitarian and other actors on HLP rights - Cluster Activity
Communal land rights - Cluster Activity
Explosive hazard clearance (People benefitting) - Cluster Activity
Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE) - Cluster Activity
Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) & Survey - Cluster Activity
Victim Assistance - Cluster Activity
SAM treatment of children 0-59 months in IPD - Cluster Activity
Support delivery of primary health care services including reproductive health, MHPSS and non-communicable diseases - Cluster Activity
Emergency shelter assistance (cash for rent) - Cluster Activity
Food assistance for IDPs (3 months) - Cluster Activity
Provision of emergency and safe drinking water at community level( handpumps, boreholes and wells rehabilitation or construction, water systems and networks rehabilitation and water trucking as last resort . - Cluster Activity
Establish/maintain Community-Based Classes (CBCs) - Cluster Activity
Provide MPCA to the crisis/emergency affected households (One-off transfer lumpsum transfers based on the prevailing transfer value eg. $ 280). - Cluster Activity
Provision of gender-appropriate emergency latrines and bathroom facilities. - Cluster Activity
Provide support to secondary health care services (e.g. Provision of medical supplies, staff capacity building, transport cost for the referral cases, etc.) - Cluster Activity
Support shock-affected vulnerable boys and girls with emergency education support. - Cluster Activity
SAM treatment of children 6-59 months in OPD - Cluster Activity
Provide MPCA for crisis/emergency affected households- monthly (two/ more month’s transfers based on the monthly prevailing transfer value eg. $ 140)). - Cluster Activity
Emergency shelter kit (tent+ 2 pcs of plastic tarpaulin) - Cluster Activity
Food assistance for natural disaster-affected (2 months) - Cluster Activity
Hygiene promotion messages, improved practices and essential WASH supplies. - Cluster Activity
Provide support to trauma care services through strengthening the capacity of trauma care facilities (e.g. Provision of supplies, staff capacity building, establishment of triage and isolation areas, support ambulance services, etc.) - Cluster Activity
Establish and train Shuras on roles and responsibilities, community mobilization and preparedness planning - Cluster Activity
Food assistance for cross-border returnees (4 months) - Cluster Activity
MAM Treatment of Children 6-59 months - Cluster Activity
NFI Assistance - Cluster Activity
AM treatment of PLW - Cluster Activity
Prepositioning and distribution of essential WASH NFIs - Cluster Activity
Provide in-services training to health care workers - Cluster Activity
Food assistance for Pakistani refugees (6 months) - Cluster Activity
Assistance to cover winterization needs (Heater & Fuel) - Cluster Activity
Rehabilitation, operation and maintenance and extension of water supply, chlorination and household water treatments, in AWD hotspots and drought stressed areas to mitigate outbreak and population movement. - Cluster Activity
BSFP- children 6-59 months - Cluster Activity
Ensure communication, information sharing and coordination among health cluster partners to improve delivery of health care services to vulnerable population - Cluster Activity
Food assistance for people in IPC Phase 3 (Jan-Apr, Nov-Dec, 6 months) - Cluster Activity
Assistance to cover winterization needs (Winter Clothing) - Cluster Activity
BSFP-pregnant and lactating women (PLW) - Cluster Activity
Provision of basic sanitation facilities and environmental sanitation to prevent AWD and other outbreaks. - Cluster Activity
Document and report attacks on health care - Cluster Activity
Food assistance for people in IPC Phase 4 (Jan-Apr, Nov-Dec, 6 months) - Cluster Activity
Assistance to cover winterization needs (Blankets or Quilts) - Cluster Activity
MIYCN counselling - Cluster Activity
Strengthen infectious diseases outbreak preparedness and response (e.g. Coordination, surveillance, case management, IPC, RCCE, diagnostic and treatment kits, etc.) - Cluster Activity
Hotspot Response - Cluster Activity
Shelter repair reconstruction toolkit - Cluster Activity
Provision and promotion of improved hygiene practices through a participatory approaches that are culturally appropriate. - Cluster Activity
Provision of basic WASH services to schools and learning centres - Cluster Activity
Shelter repair / reconstruction for minor damages - Cluster Activity
Asset Creation/Vocational Skills WFP - Cluster Activity
Vitamin A supplementation in children 6-59 months - Cluster Activity
Support RCCE activities to promote health seeking behaviors - Cluster Activity
SMART surveys - Cluster Activity
Train health care workers on health response to survivors of violence and PSEA - Cluster Activity
Provision of basic WASH services to health and nutrition facilities (HF) - Cluster Activity
Livelihoods support for natural disaster-affected (1month) - Cluster Activity
Shelter repair / reconstruction for severe damages - Cluster Activity
Provide clinical management to the survivors of violence - Cluster Activity
Community based sentinel sites - Cluster Activity
Transitional Shelter Support - Cluster Activity
Emergency livelihoods support aimed for women - Cluster Activity
Coordination - Cluster Activity
Support delivery of disability and physical rehabilitation services - Cluster Activity
Cash+ - Cluster Activity
CCCM WG: Site Care and Maintenance - Cluster Activity
Livelihoods support for asset creation (6 months) - Cluster Activity
CCCM WG: Mobile Site Management - Cluster Activity
Livelihoods support: winter wheat cultivation package (1 month) - Cluster Activity
Livelihoods support: backyard vegetable cultivation (1 month) - Cluster Activity
Livelihoods support: livestock protection package (1 month) - Cluster Activity
Livelihoods support: backyard poultry package (1 month) - Cluster Activity
Unconditional cash transfer - Cluster Activity
Containment of plant pest and animal disease outbreaks
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Response plan
HRP
Afghanistan Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan 2024
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Mortality and morbidity of crisis-affected people of all gender and diversities are reduced through timely, multi-sectoral, lifesaving, equitable and safe assistance.
SO2
The protection risks of the most vulnerable are mitigated and the needs of affected persons of all genders and diversities are monitored and addressed through humanitarian action.
SO3
Vulnerable crisis-affected people of all gender and diversities are supported to build their resilience and live their lives in dignity.
Specific Objectives
SP1.1
Provide timely-equitable and safe, life-saving emergency shelter, water and sanitation, education, mine action, and NFI support to people of all genders, age and diversities.
SP1.2
Prevent famine by improving access to food and life-saving nutrition services for people facing acute food insecurity and malnutrition by the end of 2023.
SP1.3
Reduce morbidity and mortality by providing equitable and gender sensitive integrated life-saving health, nutrition and WASH response including reproductive health, trauma care and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) services while preventing crisis-driven diseases and outbreaks.
SP2.1
People with protection needs have access to safe, inclusive and relevant assistance and services, which take into account the specific vulnerabilities and capabilities related to gender, age, diversity, disability and other elements.
SP2.2
Protection concerns, and needs are identified through continued monitoring of the protection environment and integrated, comprehensive risk analyses, complaint, feedback and communication mechanisms.
SP2.3
Protection risks are mitigated through coherent, meaningful engagement with duty bearers and consistent advocacy efforts, for the actualization of the ‘centrality of protection’.
SP3.1
Provide emergency livelihood support to vulnerable urban and peri-urban households and protect rural livelihoods and related food sources through early action, emergency agriculture, livestock and other inclusive support in line with their livelihoods and seasonality.
SP3.2
Support access to durable solutions through support for transitional shelter, and access to integrated services, while addressing land and property issues, including for those displaced.
SP3.3
Provide support for basic infrastructure repair and ensuring access to essential services critical to addressing humanitarian needs