Camp Coordinaion and Camp Management sector logical framework
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Strategic Objectives2Strategic Objectives
- Strategic Objective
Save lives and alleviate the suffering of those most in need of assistance and protection. (This objective aims to reduce excess death and disease in Zimbabwe through strictly prioritized multi-sectoral response in areas where needs are most severe. Under the SO, 1.5 million people will receive life-saving interventions in 62 districts, including 30 urban centers, by the end of 2020.) - Strategic Objective
Facilitate safe, equitable and dignified access to critical cross-sectoral basic services for the most vulnerable. (This objective aims to sustain lives and livelihoods of those hardest-hit by the crisis by ensuring access to vital basic services for 5.6 million people by the end of 2020.)
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Specific Objectives7Specific Objectives
- Specific Objective
Prevalence of global acute malnutrition in children under the age of 5 years in hardest-hit areas is reduced to pre-crisis levels (2.5 per cent) by end of 2020. - Specific Objective
No people are left facing Emergency (IPC 4) levels of food insecurity by the end of 2020. - Specific Objective
Incidence of key communicable diseases – especially cholera – is below emergency thresholds throughout 2020. - Specific Objective
Excess maternal mortality rates are reduced by 20 per cent in 16 priority districts by the end of 2020. - Specific Objective
The delivery of basic services are extended to 4.5M people in 62 districts including 1.1M people in 30 urban centers and 953 IDPs by scaling up the provision of WASH, Education, Nutrition, Health, shelter and CCCM intervention by the end of 2020 - Specific Objective
Priority protection needs, that promote safety, dignity and resilience are met for 991,000 most vulnerable women and girls, men and boys, including those with special needs in 61 districts including 28 urban centers by the end of 2020. - Specific Objective
Restored ability of 3.2 million people experiencing acute food and livelihood crisis to meet basic food consumption in 62 districts (2.9m) including 8 urban centers (300k) and protect livelihood and related food sources for 1.5 million in rural areas by the end of 2020.
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Sector Objectives64Sector Objectives
- Sector Objective
To provide life-saving nutrition treatment to all children affected by acute malnutrition in all rural and urban locations in the country - Sector Objective
Increased availability and accessibility of multi-sectoral protection services for survivors of violence, including GBV, sexual - Sector Objective
Improve awareness of COVID-19, safe hygiene and sanitation practices in high risk communities - Sector Objective
To prevent the occurrence of diarrheal disease outbreaks in the 25 priority districts - Sector Objective
Ensure that all children are protected, feed and retained in school during the emergency - Sector Objective
: Increased availability and accessibility of multi-sectoral protection services for survivors of violence, including GBV, sexual exploitation and abuse and separated and unaccompanied children - Sector Objective
To ensure that people affected by a humanitarian crisis have access to safe water of appropriate quantity to fulfill basic needs. - Sector Objective
To provide leadership for a coordinated nutrition response to women and children affected by the drought. - Sector Objective
Enables better coordination among all shelter actors, including local and national governments more effectively by strengthening leadership, coordination, and accountability in the humanitarian shelter sector - Sector Objective
Health status of the population improved - Sector Objective
Ensure effective, principled and well-coordinated humanitarian aid to ensure equal access for women, girls, boys and men - Sector Objective
Provide Logistics coordination and information management activities in support of humanitarian community - Sector Objective
Enhance sensitization, information dissemination, handwashing, and COVID-19 preventive measures to IDPs and Host communities. - Sector Objective
Increased availability and accessibility of multi-sectoral protection services for survivors of violence, including GBV, sexual exploitation and abuse and separated and unaccompanied children during COVID-19 IPC and response - Sector Objective
To provide COVID-19 key messages and risk communication messages to vulnerable population - Sector Objective
Saving lives through support to food access for acutely food insecure population, aimed at ensuring they are able to meet their basic food and nutrition requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic context. - Sector Objective
Support teachers, learners and school communities to prevent the transmission and spread of COVID-19. - Sector Objective
Health status of the population improved. - Sector Objective
Ensure IDPs received appropriate service delivery through site level management. - Sector Objective
Saving lives through support to food access for acutely food insecure population, aimed at ensuring they are able to meet their basic food and nutrition requirements during severe seasonal shocks or other disruptions. - Sector Objective
Mitigate COVID-19 risk in overcrowded displacement sites or any other shelter at risk - Sector Objective
Supply of potable water increased or maintained - Sector Objective
To ensure that people affected by a humanitarian crisis have access to critical WASH related Hygiene kits and improved awareness of safe hygiene and sanitation practices. - Sector Objective
To reduce maternal mortality rate by 20% in the 25 priority districts - Sector Objective
Provide timely and relevant information to the population and humanitarian partners, to ensure a common understanding of humanitarian needs and to enable more informed decision making - Sector Objective
Prevent further deterioration of living standards for acutely food insecure population, by providing emergency agriculture support aimed at ensuring they can achieve food security and resilience to repeated exposure to multiple shocks and stressors. - Sector Objective
Provide logistics capacity building for Humanitarian community - Sector Objective
To provide life-saving nutrition treatment to all children affected by acute malnutrition in all rural and urban locations in the country - Sector Objective
Meet the shelter needs of affected populations through the provision of safe and adequate housing which complies with SPHERE standards - Sector Objective
Population has optimal access to education - Sector Objective
Strengthen the resilience of most vulnerable women and girls, men and boys, to mitigate their risk of exposure to protection risks - Sector Objective
Prevent a further deterioration of living standards for acutely food insecure population, by providing emergency agriculture support aimed at ensuring they can achieve food security and resilience and overcome the economic impact of COVID-19 - Sector Objective
Strengthened resilience of most vulnerable women and girls, men and boys, to mitigate their risk of exposure to protection risks during COVID-19 IPC and response - Sector Objective
To support provision of COVID-19 clinical interventions including essential health care services - Sector Objective
Improved access to WASH facilities in Health Care centers/ Isolation centres supporting COVID-19 response - Sector Objective
To provide community level Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies (IYCF-e) support to parents and caregivers of children below the age of two years in collaboration with the HIV programme in 56 priority locations - Sector Objective
Ensure inclusive and gender responsive continuity of learning through the implementation of key activities aimed at maintaining quality learning and wellbeing of teachers, learners and school communities during the COVID-19 emergency. - Sector Objective
Strengthened resilience of most vulnerable women and girls, men and boys, to mitigate their risk of exposure to protection risks during COVID-19 IPC and response - Sector Objective
Improved protection and coordination mechanisms in the camps - Sector Objective
Population has sufficient access to energy - Sector Objective
To provide community level Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies (IYCF-e) support to parents and caregivers of children below the age of two years in collaboration with the HIV programme in 66 priority locations - Sector Objective
To reduce the under 5 mortality rate by 20% in the 25 priority districts - Sector Objective
Enhance the capacity of Protection service providers and humanitarian actors across sectors to prevent, mitigate and respond to GBV, SEA and CP violations - Sector Objective
Interrupt the spread of COVID-2019 through reinforcing surveillance and tracing through community engagement - Sector Objective
Enhanced capacity of protection service providers and humanitarian actors across sectors to prevent, mitigate and respond to GBV, SEA and CP violations during COVID-19 IPC and response - Sector Objective
Facilitate the inclusive and gender responsive safe return to quality learning for teachers, learners and school communities after the COVID-19 emergency. - Sector Objective
To support laboratory testing services to affected populations - Sector Objective
Population has sufficient basic and domestic items - Sector Objective
Enhanced capacity of protection service providers and humanitarian actors across sectors to prevent, mitigate and respond to GBV, SEA and CP violations during COVID-19 IPC and response - Sector Objective
Enhance sensitization, information dissemination, handwashing, and COVID-19 preventive measures to IDPs and Host communities. - Sector Objective
: To provide micronutrient supplements to children 6 to 59 months and pregnant women (MNPs- 6-59; VAS- 6-59, IFA- Pregnant women) in 66 targeted emergency districts - Sector Objective
Population lives in satisfactory conditions of sanitation and hygiene - Sector Objective
To reduce the proportion of children born without assistance of a skilled health personnel - Sector Objective
The overall objective of this project is to contribute to the prevention, reduction, and mitigation of the health and socio-economic impacts of COVID-19 in affected migrant returnees, through the provision of multi-sector humanitarian assistance. - Sector Objective
Mitigate COVID-19 risk in overcrowded displacement sites or any other shelter at risk. - Sector Objective
Shelter and infrastructure established, improved and maintained - Sector Objective
To improve decision making and effective nutrition response through strengthened data collection, reporting and information systems by at all levels from community, health facility, district, provincial and national level across the country. - Sector Objective
To strengthen the referral pathway from primary health care to the next levels - Sector Objective
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Procure and distribute essential nutrition commodities for prevention and treatment of acute malnutrition in all rural and urban locations in the country - Sector Objective
Supply of potable water increased or maintained - Sector Objective
To ensure accountability to affected people (AAP), especially he vulnerable women, children, persons with disability in 87 rural and urban locations - Sector Objective
Self-reliance and livelihoods improved - Sector Objective
Risk of SGBV is reduced and quality of response improved
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Sector Activities11Sector Activities
- Sector Activity
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: Enhance sensitization, information dissemination, handwashing, and COVID-19 preventive measures to IDPs and Host communities. - Sector Activity
• Improving awareness among the population on the importance of handwashing with soap and ‘respiratory hygiene’. - Sector Activity
- Sector Activity
• Providing access to critical handwashing facilities including soap and alcohol-based sanitizers, - Sector Activity
Interrupt the spread of COVID-2019 through reinforcing surveillance and tracing through community engagement - Sector Activity
• Distribution of WASH Hygiene kits - Sector Activity
• Supporting the repair/ rehabilitation of WASH infrastructure for HCFs responding to COVID-19 • Distribution of WASH essential PPE and hygiene kits in HCFs - Sector Activity
• Supporting emergency rehabilitation of water points in health care facilities, isolation centres and or surrounding communities to increase water availability
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Response plan
HRP
Zimbabwe Humanitarian Response Plan 2020
Strategic Objectives
SO1
Save lives and alleviate the suffering of those most in need of assistance and protection. (This objective aims to reduce excess death and disease in Zimbabwe through strictly prioritized multi-sectoral response in areas where needs are most severe. Under the SO, 1.5 million people will receive life-saving interventions in 62 districts, including 30 urban centers, by the end of 2020.)
SO2
Facilitate safe, equitable and dignified access to critical cross-sectoral basic services for the most vulnerable. (This objective aims to sustain lives and livelihoods of those hardest-hit by the crisis by ensuring access to vital basic services for 5.6 million people by the end of 2020.)
Specific Objectives
SP1
Prevalence of global acute malnutrition in children under the age of 5 years in hardest-hit areas is reduced to pre-crisis levels (2.5 per cent) by end of 2020.
SP2
No people are left facing Emergency (IPC 4) levels of food insecurity by the end of 2020.
SP3
Incidence of key communicable diseases – especially cholera – is below emergency thresholds throughout 2020.
SP4
Excess maternal mortality rates are reduced by 20 per cent in 16 priority districts by the end of 2020.
SP5
The delivery of basic services are extended to 4.5M people in 62 districts including 1.1M people in 30 urban centers and 953 IDPs by scaling up the provision of WASH, Education, Nutrition, Health, shelter and CCCM intervention by the end of 2020
SP6
Priority protection needs, that promote safety, dignity and resilience are met for 991,000 most vulnerable women and girls, men and boys, including those with special needs in 61 districts including 28 urban centers by the end of 2020.
SP7
Restored ability of 3.2 million people experiencing acute food and livelihood crisis to meet basic food consumption in 62 districts (2.9m) including 8 urban centers (300k) and protect livelihood and related food sources for 1.5 million in rural areas by the end of 2020.