Aviation cluster logical framework
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Strategic Objectives3Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Lives are saved in the areas of highest need - Strategic Objective
Protection violations are reduced and respect for International Humanitarian Law is increased - Strategic Objective
People affected by sudden- and slow-onset crises are provided with a timely response
- Strategic Objective
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Outcomes17Outcomes
- Outcome
People suffering from conflict-related trauma injuries receive life-saving treatment within the province where the injury was sustained. - Outcome
Decline in GAM among IDP, returnee, refugee and non-displaced, conflict-affected children under 5 (g/b) and a decline in PLW suffering from acute malnutrition. - Outcome
Affected people have access to the water and sanitation services and facilities they need. - Outcome
Recent conflict-IDPs and returnees are able to meet their basic needs in the first phase of displacement, without having to resort to severe negative coping strategies. - Outcome
School-aged girls and boys affected by emergencies can access quality, basic education. - Outcome
WASH, shelter, health and food security assistance is delivered to IDP women, men, boys and girls living in hard-to-reach (HTR) areas. - Outcome
The incidence of death and injury among IDP, returnee and non-displaced, conflict affected women, men and children of all ages from mines and Explosive Remnants of War (ERW) is reduced. - Outcome
Conflict IDP, returnee, refugee women, men and children of all ages have a minimum household food consumption score above 42.5. - Outcome
IDP, returnee, refugee and non-displaced conflict-affected women, men and children of all ages are protected from the elements through safe emergency shelter interventions which reduce the likelihood of disease and death. - Outcome
People exposed to GBV, experiencing mental health or psychosocial issues, and pregnant women in conflict areas receive appropriate, professional support. - Outcome
Impact of armed conflict and natural disasters on civilians and civilian facilities is reduced. - Outcome
People affected by natural disasters, including severe weather conditions, receive timely assistance, preventing loss of life and minimising the risk of disease. - Outcome
- Outcome
An appropriate, coordinated response provides necessary protection assistance to affected communities and people, including children, in a timely manner. - Outcome
- Outcome
The coordination structure is fit for purpose and facilitates a timely and effective response to people in need. - Outcome
Displacement-affected communities are able to claim HLP rights and possess legal identity, including civil documentation (LCD).
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Outputs29Outputs
- Output
More boys and girls (6-59 months) with SAM and MAM are enrolled in therapeutic feeding programmes. - Output
Necessary hygiene assistance is provided to affected communities and people in a timely manner. - Output
Necessary ESNFI assistance is provided to affected communities and people in a timely manner. - Output
Vulnerable, recent conflict-IDPs are provided with timely multi-purpose cash grants to meet their basic needs. - Output
Formal and/or non-formal quality learning opportunities are provided for emergency-affected, school-aged children. - Output
The humanitarian system facilitates a timely and effective response to people in need. - Output
Necessary food assistance is provided to affected households in a timely manner. - Output
Land is cleared of known explosive hazards. - Output
Additional FATPs are accessible to treat people with traumatic injuries. - Output
More PLW are enrolled in targeted supplementary feeding programmes (TSFP) - Output
Vulnerable, undocumented returnees from Iran and Pakistan are provided with IOM multi-purpose cash grants upon arrival, to meet their transport and NFI needs. - Output
Disaster-affected and disaster-displaced people are provided with the food and livelihoods assistance they need. - Output
MRE programmes are provided to vulnerable populations affected by the conflict. - Output
Livelihoods are protected and rehabilitated for vulnerable people at risk of hunger and malnutrition. - Output
Health staff can provide services according to the national GBV protocol. - Output
Disaster-affected and disaster-displaced people are provided with the WASH support they need. - Output
Conflict-affected communities are searched for explosive hazards. - Output
People with mental health and psychosocial problems access appropriate, focused care. - Output
# of women provided with antenatal care in high-risk provinces. - Output
Humanitarian negotiation and advocacy initiatives are conducted with parties to the conflict in order to enhance the level of respect for IHL and IHRL. - Output
There is an effective and timely emergency response to sudden-onset disasters. - Output
Enhanced protection analysis of the environment. - Output
The annual HNO is evidence-based with data drawn from a range of coordinated, inter-sectoral needs assessments which accurately identify people in need. - Output
Increased community awareness of and capacity to respond to GBV. - Output
Decision-makers have access to robust and rigorous data on internal and crossborder population movements, needs, response and gaps enabling them to make informed funding and programme decisions. - Output
Boys and girls affected by humanitarian crises are provided with psychosocial support and structured play through child-friendly spaces in order to acquire the basic social and communication skills they need. - Output
Needs, response and gap overviews are carried-out regularly by the clusters and the ICCT to inform strategic decision making and funding decisions. - Output
Boys and girls affected by humanitarian crises benefit from age and gender-sensitive case management services. - Output
Displacement affected communities receive information, counselling and legal assistance on HLP and LCD rights.
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Cluster Activities89Cluster Activities
- Cluster Activity
Conduct joint assessments to identify humanitarian needs and improve targeting. - Cluster Activity
Provision of Mine/ERW risk education including for returnees at UNHCR Encashment Centres and IOM Transit Centres, as well as to affected communities. - Cluster Activity
Provision of timely multi-purpose cash grants to vulnerable recent conflict-induced IDPs. - Cluster Activity
Establish TLS (tents and/or community-based education, accelerated learning classes). - Cluster Activity
Emergency health provision by MHTs in hard-to-reach districts. - Cluster Activity
Out-patient and in-patient treatment of SAM children under five years - Cluster Activity
Establishment of FATPs, stabilisation of FATP services and referral of patients in conflicted-affected areas. - Cluster Activity
Provision of emergency sanitation and bathing facilities to displaced families close to their settlements. - Cluster Activity
Conduct food security and livelihoods needs assessments. - Cluster Activity
Treatment of MAM children aged 6-59 months - Cluster Activity
Improve communication with communities on shelter programmes. - Cluster Activity
Provision of timely multi-purpose cash grants to undocumented returnees upon arrival. - Cluster Activity
Provide learning kits for students, teaching kits for teachers and classroom kits for each class. - Cluster Activity
Provision of safe drinking water by tankering, rehabilitation of existing systems or installation of new infrastructure - Cluster Activity
Carry out mine/ERW clearance operations – including EOD. - Cluster Activity
Provision of safe drinking water by tankering, rehabilitation of existing water system or the installation of new infrastructure. - Cluster Activity
Provision of out-patient care and consultations - Cluster Activity
Timely provision of food assistance (food, cash-for-food or combination) to meet the immediate needs of affected people (conflict-affected IDPs, returnees and refugees). - Cluster Activity
Provision of rehabilitation care to trauma-affected patients, including victim of landmines. - Cluster Activity
Out-patient and in-patient treatment of SAM children under five years, and treatment of MAM children aged 6-59 months - Cluster Activity
Distribute emergency shelter (tents and tarpaulins) to people in need, as identified by needs assessments. - Cluster Activity
Improve community awareness of ERW risks. - Cluster Activity
Recruit female and male teachers to run classes. - Cluster Activity
Provision of safe water by supplying water treatment chemicals and training on their use (including provision of water kits). - Cluster Activity
Timely provision of emergency livelihoods protection assistance (poultry, kitchen gardening and agriculture inputs) to vulnerable people. - Cluster Activity
Provision of safe water by supplying water treatment chemicals and training on their use (incl provision of water kits). - Cluster Activity
Provision of psychosocial support for people affected by conflict. - Cluster Activity
Targeted supplementary feeding for PLW - Cluster Activity
Provide cash-for-rent support where appropriate. - Cluster Activity
Advocacy on ERW risks. - Cluster Activity
Distribution of in-kind food, cash-for-food, livelihoods support and agricultural inputs - Cluster Activity
Improve cluster coordination and analysis. - Cluster Activity
Provide teacher training using the EiE harmonised teacher training package. - Cluster Activity
Hygiene promotion activities with a focus on the importance of handwashing with soap at critical times and proper use of toilets by emergency-affected people. - Cluster Activity
Out-patient treatment of SAM children under five years - Cluster Activity
Major and minor surgeries. - Cluster Activity
Provision of emergency shelter and other NFI (tents and tarpaulins), as well as cash-for-rent support where appropriate - Cluster Activity
Distribution of Family Hygiene Kits to the affected population (especially families displaced due to conflict or drought). - Cluster Activity
Distribute winterisation package. - Cluster Activity
Carry-out technical and non-technical surveys of hazards. - Cluster Activity
Provide trainings for school management shura members in the target areas. - Cluster Activity
Provision of training on the national GBV protocol - Cluster Activity
Carry-out rapid needs assessmentoftheaffectedpopulation/communities to determine the WASH assistance to be provided. - Cluster Activity
Upgrade shelters allowing for safer and more dignified living conditions. - Cluster Activity
Conduct emergency needs assessments and post-distribution monitoring to identify gaps and get community feedback - Cluster Activity
Enroll children in CBE, ALC or formal schools. This will include extra-curricular activities such as language and catch-up classes if not counted as part of TLS. - Cluster Activity
Distribution of mine/ERW risk education materials. - Cluster Activity
Dissemination of Mine/ERW risk education through mass media (TV and Radio). - Cluster Activity
Conduct timely multi-sectoral assessments to identify people in need and deliver assistance to people affected by natural disasters - Cluster Activity
Provision of focused psychosocial and psychological care - Cluster Activity
Conduct post-distribution monitoring. - Cluster Activity
Monitoring of and reporting on the WASH response including identification of gaps and implementation of measures to overcome them. - Cluster Activity
Conduct protection needs assessments and monitoring missions. - Cluster Activity
Distribution of in-kind food, cash-for-food, emergency livelihoods, WASH, emergency shelter and NFI support/services. - Cluster Activity
Provision of antenatal care by trained staff - Cluster Activity
Carry-out protection monitoring (UNAMA PoC monitoring, PIMS). - Cluster Activity
Analysis of country-wide stocks to identify gaps. - Cluster Activity
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- Cluster Activity
Train and sensitise actors, communities and authorities on IHL, particularly with regard to schools and health facilities and protection outcomes. - Cluster Activity
Arrange warehouse facilities and transport stocks in strategic locations as per gaps identified. - Cluster Activity
Monitoring of seasonal weather forecasts so that partners are prepared to act in affected areas. - Cluster Activity
Conduct advocacy with authorities, humanitarian actors and parties to the conflict on IHL. - Cluster Activity
Capacity-building of partners and community leaders on protection of civilians issues. - Cluster Activity
Integrated cross-sectoral programming is pursued wherever possible to ensure a holistic response to the full range of people’s needs. - Cluster Activity
Development of community-based early warning and contingency plans. - Cluster Activity
Contingency and response planning is carried out through the ICCT at the national and sub-national level - Cluster Activity
Support for negotiation of safe passage of civilians. - Cluster Activity
Conduct joint assessments to identify humanitarian needs, improve targeting and identify service gaps in hard-to-reach areas. - Cluster Activity
Security upgrades for schools and clinics. - Cluster Activity
Conduct post-distribution monitoring. - Cluster Activity
Provision of survivor-centred psychosocial, health, safety and legal/justice services including distribution of dignity kits through women-friendly health spaces, family protection centres, psychosocial outreach teams and referrals for response services. - Cluster Activity
Improve community engagement through regular beneficary perception surveys. - Cluster Activity
Mobilisation of communities to raise awareness on GBV-related issues and impacts through community dialogues with men, boys, religious leaders and community elders. - Cluster Activity
Questionnaires devised and assessments carried-out in collaboration with the Humanitarian Coordinated Assessment Working Group (HCAWG). - Cluster Activity
Build capacity and train health workers on appropriate GBV response. - Cluster Activity
Information management support to track and communicate needs, response and gaps. - Cluster Activity
Analysis of country-wide stocks and gaps, as well as arrangement of warehousing. - Cluster Activity
Identify, register and provide family tracing and reunification services for unaccompanied and separated children - Cluster Activity
Provide case management and referrals to the most vulnerable children in need. - Cluster Activity
Peer-to-peer mission takes place, a report is produced and recommendations are implemented. - Cluster Activity
Provide psychosocial support and victim assistance to children, particularly those affected by conflict. - Cluster Activity
Train child protection specialists on the norms and standards of child protection. - Cluster Activity
Advocate against and respond to cases of child recruitment. - Cluster Activity
Carry-out community-based awareness raising on child protection issues. - Cluster Activity
Information-sharing, individual counselling, and individual legal assistance on HLP/LCD issues for people in need. - Cluster Activity
Information sharing, individual counselling, individual legal assistance, advocacy and capacity-building for duty-bearers about HLP/LCD rights. - Cluster Activity
Community sensitisation, information sessions, and individual counselling. - Cluster Activity
Train displaced people on HLP rights and provide advice to decision-makers on HLP/LCD principles.
- Cluster Activity
Response plan
HRP
Afghanistan Humanitarian Response Plan 2019
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Lives are saved in the areas of highest need
SO2
Protection violations are reduced and respect for International Humanitarian Law is increased
SO3
People affected by sudden- and slow-onset crises are provided with a timely response