2014 Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan (SHARP)

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SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014 Table of planned coverage per location (Will be generated by OPS once coordinated project planning is finished) Projects: Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $1,584,010 Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Expatriates, Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Local Administration WORLD FOOD PROGRAM (WFP) Telecommunications augmentation and coordination to support Humanitarian Operations in Syria Provide the humanitarian community with adequate Information and communications Technology (ICT) capabilities and enhanced emergency telecommunications coordination mechanisms to enable delivery of relief items to the affected population in Syria. Humanitarian Community (UN Agencies/NGOs utilizing ETC services) WFP, UNDSS and other UN agencies 129
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014 STAFF SAFETY SERVICES Lead agency: UN Department of Safety and Security (UNDSS) Contact information: Sabir Mughal (sabir.mughal@undss.org) Government Counterpart: Ministry of Interior ORGANISATIONS IN NEED 31 ORGANISATIONS TARGETED 31 REQUIREMENTS (US$) 4.1 million # OF PARTNERS 31 Response strategy Following from the escalation of unrest in Syrian Arab Republic since 2011, violence continued throughout 2012/13 and has been intensified during the past months. As a result of widespread violence in/around major cities, large numbers of civilians remain in close proximity to the crisis or displaced to other part of the country including a large numbers leaving to neighboring countries. Despite high levels of insecurity, increasing hardship, lack of access to crisis areas and diverse security challenges created by continued violence UN Agencies with others humanitarian partners have been actively providing assisting where possible. Given the widespread unrest and violence in many areas, despite limited resources the UNDSS for the safety and security of UN/humanitarian personnel has been providing security assistance enabling humanitarian response countrywide despite numerous security challenges for the safety and security of United Nations personnel, their dependents and assets in addition to meeting the security needs for humanitarian community serving in Syria. This section sets the sector strategy for 2014 in order to maintain an adequate security support for UN Hubs established for humanitarian response assistance, early recovery and development programme/activities countrywide. The security support capacity of UNDSS in Syrian Arab Republic was designed and budgeted for a standard country Office where the program activities did not include prolonged emergency or large scale humanitarian related activities. Therefore the core security capacity will be supplemented by the proposed Security Project for Humanitarian Support, which provides for much needed additional security capacity to address the needs associated with the changing (and increasing) program needs in a very challenging field security environment due to ongoing active crisis and widespread violence, have shifted with additional demands resulting from the spread of services. It is anticipated that since the violence has spread across country, more humanitarian programs will be required and hence security support needs, coordination and liaison with the Host Government security and other entities will increase as well as increased number of program assessments for security support needs. The sector response will ensure that humanitarian relief programs can be safely implemented and vulnerable beneficiaries are reached by creating additional capacity for security management system. STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 4: Enhance the operational capacity of national and international humanitarian responders and support existing local and community coping mechanisms. Activities Locations Indicators Targets Establishment and strengthening of security support in UN Hubs Strengthening of capacity on security information analysis Damascus, Tartous, Homs, Aleppo, Qamishly, and other areas to be opened Damascus, Tartous, Homs, Aleppo, Qamishly, and other areas to be opened Safe access to areas of operation Number of incident reports produced All areas of operation (# TBD) 130
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