Cluster
CLPRO
Protection
Cluster Objectives
CO1
Evolving protection concerns, needs, and violations are monitored, analyzed, and responded to (including Child Protection, GBV, Mine Action and MHPSS) through multilayered protection response, upholding fundamental rights and restoring the dignity, physical safety and well-being of affected populations. (Monitoring and Response)
CO2
A conducive environment to prevent and mitigate protection risks and concerns is supported through inclusive, localized community protection approaches, mainstreaming of protection and enhancement of capacity of protection and non-protection actors to address the impacts of armed conflict and other shocks on civilians. (Risk mitigation and prevention)
CO3
Cluster coordination and information management are strengthened at all levels.
Cluster Activities
CA1
Provision of targeted/specialized protection support and case management services to persons with specific needs and persons living in heightened risk.
CA2
Provision of legal aid support and access to civil documentation.
CA3
Strengthen protection assessments, monitoring, incident reporting and joint protection analysis among protection actors.
CA4
Provision of specialised MHPSS services.
CA5
Support community awareness raising for prevention and mitigation of protection risks.
CA6
Support community-based protection and accountability structures and community-led risk mitigation initiatives.
CA7
Strengthen mainstreaming and localization approaches through capacity building and engagement with partners and stakeholders.
CA8
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by 13 staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national co-coordinator, 1 national IMO, 4 subnational IMOs, 1 national co-IMO, 1 national officer, and 4 subnational coordinators.
CA9
Awareness raising.
CA10
Case management.
CA11
Mental health and psychosocial support.
CA12
Adolescent programming.
CA13
Community-level child protection.
CA14
Capacity building for staff and non-child protection staff.
CA15
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by seven staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national co-coordinator, 1 national IMO, and 4 subnational coordinators.
CA16
Cash assistance part of GBV case management.
CA17
GBV case management and psychosocial support.
CA18
Distribution of dignity kits and cash and voucher assistance.
CA19
Distribution of dignity kits and cash and voucher assistance.
CA20
Provision of safe house/shelter service.
CA21
Provision of legal aid/counselling.
CA22
GBV outreach and awareness raising.
CA23
Primary GBV prevention.
CA24
Capacity building of frontline workers.
CA25
Capacity building of community mobilizers.
CA26
Capacity building of CSO/WLOs on GBV prevention and response, and coordination.
CA27
Capacity building of non-GBV humanitarian actors on GBV risk mitigation and safe referrals.
CA28
GBV safety audits.
CA29
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by six staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national IMO, 4 subnational co-coordinators (Women Led Organizations/CSOs).
CA30
Increase awareness and education on the risks of explosive ordnance among at-risk populations.
CA31
Explosive ordnance victims/survivors and their families have access to necessary health care, rehabilitation, reintegration, and socio-economic support.
CA32
Dedicated cluster coordination and information management by six staff members: 1 national coordinator, 1 national IMO, 4 subnational co-coordinators.
CA33
Advocacy to reduce and ultimately stop the indiscriminate use of landmines and victim-activated IEDs and limit their impact on the civilian population.