Food Security and Agriculture sector logical framework
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Strategic Objectives3Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Provide immediate humanitarian assistance and protection to those most in urgent need. - Strategic Objective
Protect the livelihoods of vulnerable herder households and ensure the continuity of access to critical services. - Strategic Objective
Address and advocate for the specific needs of groups of people, based on gender, age, disability, displacement, or other vulnerability criteria so that they are protected against violence and have equal access to humanitarian aid without discrimination.
- Strategic Objective
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Sector Activities32Sector Activities
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Procurement of patient warming system with Patient Warming Hospital blanket and warming device - Sector Activity
Unconditional Cash Transfer (UCT) - Sector Activity
High-dose Vitamin A supplementation of children 6-59 months of age - Sector Activity
Distribution of learning material (workbooks and audio devices) to Grade 1 and Grade 2 children who do not have access to online learning. - Sector Activity
Procure and disseminate essential drinking water supplies for herder family's children staying schools’ dormitories - Sector Activity
Procurement and distribution of dignity kits for women and girls - Sector Activity
Cash+ (animal fodder and care kit) - Sector Activity
Rehabilitate/construct sanitation facilities in schools’ dormitories. - Sector Activity
Provision of ECE kits for children aged 0-5 years who cannot commute to KG due to road blockage - Sector Activity
Procurement of thermostat for constant temperature to keep drip liquid and injection liquid warm regularly - Sector Activity
Vitamin D supplementation of children 2- 59 months of age - Sector Activity
Capacity building of multi-disciplinary team members on prevention and response to GBV - Sector Activity
Provide essential medicines and medical renewable equipment - Sector Activity
Multiple micronutrient supplementation of children 6-59 months of age - Sector Activity
Community awareness raising media and communication on GBV prevention and response. - Sector Activity
Psychological First Aid training for children of the herders - Sector Activity
Procure and disseminate essential hygiene supplies for herder family's children staying schools’ dormitories - Sector Activity
Provide first aid kits with basic medicines for herder family - Sector Activity
Disseminate pre-positioned essential hygiene supplies for herder family's children - Sector Activity
Multiple micronutrient supplementation of pregnant and lactating women - Sector Activity
Advocacy on inclusion of minimum services package (MISP) of SRH in the disaster risk reduction plan - Sector Activity
Procure and disseminate essential dignity supplies for herder family - Sector Activity
Psychological first aid (PFA) training for children of the herders - Sector Activity
Support community owned prevention and response initiatives - Sector Activity
Screening and treatment of children with acute malnutrition - Sector Activity
Support primary health workers’ home visit and counselling to herder households on appropriate child feeding practices during dzud. - Sector Activity
Psychosocial support service to the affected herders and their families - Sector Activity
Capacity building of sub-national child protection rapid response teams in 21 provinces who are mandated to apply multi-disciplinary approach in prevention and response during emergencies - Sector Activity
Procurement of recreational kits for children in temporary protection shelters - Sector Activity
Train frontline health workers to provide essential MNCH services (IPC-I, cIMCI, EENC) - Sector Activity
Provide emergency health kits, necessary medical equipment to health facilities - Sector Activity
Capacity building of health sector to gender-based violence surveillance and clinical management of outrage
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Mongolia Dzud Response Plan 2024
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Provide immediate humanitarian assistance and protection to those most in urgent need.
SO2
Protect the livelihoods of vulnerable herder households and ensure the continuity of access to critical services.
SO3
Address and advocate for the specific needs of groups of people, based on gender, age, disability, displacement, or other vulnerability criteria so that they are protected against violence and have equal access to humanitarian aid without discrimination.