2014 Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan (SHARP)

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SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014 Activity Locations Indicator Target Hassakeh, Dara‟a, As-Sweida based initiatives # of outreach volunteers assisting the 150 community-based initiatives Support to local organization working directly with communities # of support activities local organizations 50 5,000 Damascus, Rural Damascus, Aleppo, Homs, Tartous, Lattakia, Al- Hassakeh, Dara‟a, As-Sweida # of individuals benefitting from grants to local organizations Projects Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $4,762,898 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Ministry of Education, Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) UNITED NATIONS MINE ACTION SERVICE (UNMAS) Explosive Remnants (ER) Awareness-raising and Risk-education Reduce threat to Syrian boys, girls, women and men from explosive remnants in populated areas. Total: 4,934,055 Populations of three affected governorates (Aleppo, Damascus, Homs) ER Children: 836,460 Women: 1,578,898 MoE, DRC and partners qualified to conduct ER Awareness-raising and Risk-education Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC) Protection and assistance to displaced and crisis affected women and men in Syria. The project responds to the needs of displaced and other Crisis affected Syrian women, girls, men and boys, namely: community services, education, social integration, community-- based initiatives; livelihood initiatives and psychosocial support. Particular emphasis will be given to increasing the resilience of women and girls, reducing their exposure to risks, helping them to enhance their coping mechanisms to mitigate the consequences of the crisis, to take informed and active stand for their future. Total: 18,400 IDPs, displaced refugees, host community members Children: 5,000 Women: 8,400 Other group: 5,000 Men, and people with disabilities, the elderly and people with serious medical conditions MoSA, SARC Budget ($) $1,961,000 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Ministry of Education, Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC) ER Risk Education for IDPs and crisis affected population in Syria - Awareness-raising and Risk-education and reduction the civilian population‟s risk to explosive remnants - Damascus, Rif Damascus, Dara'a, Aleppo and Homs Total: 10,000 Syrian civilians, primarily youth and children in RIF Damascus, Homs and Dara'a. No. and category of beneficiaries: minimum 5,000 schoolchildren and teachers during the first 6 month period. Children: 8,000 Other group: 2,000 Teachers and beneficiaries in the 6 Community Centers SARC, MoE Budget ($) $1,961,000 Government bodies Appealing Agency Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA), Ministry of Health UNITED NATIONS POPULATION FUND (UNFPA) 67
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014 Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $1,952,750 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $12,690,769 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $16,919,103 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Prevention and response to GBV in Syria Enhance the prevention and response mechanisms for GBV, including psychosocial support for IDP women and girls and their families in crisis-affected areas in Syria Total: 2,325,600 Women, young girls and families, as well as community leaders and service providers Women: 2,325,000 Other group: 600 Service providers and community leaders MOSA, MOH, SFPA, SAHPAD, SARC, local and international NGOs and CBOs working in affected areas Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) Support to vulnerable IDPs and host community through the provision of integrated protection and community services, targeted assistance, outreach and community-based programs to strengthen community resilience. Respond to and seek to prevent identified protection concerns and strengthening community resilience. Total: 400,000 Targeting the most vulnerable including persons with disabilities, elderly, women and children at risk Children: 200,000 Women: 120,000 Other group: 80,000 Elderly, disabled and others Women: 2,325,000 Other group: 600 Service providers and community leaders MOSA, SARC, local and international NGOs and CBOs working in affected areas Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) Cash based program to enhance the protection of vulnerable IDPs Respond promptly to, and seek to prevent, identified protection concerns, ensuring targeted response for persons with specific needs. Total: 489,000 Vulnerable individuals, including women head of households Children: 244,500 Women: 97,800 Other group: 146,700 elderly, disabled and others UNHCR Direct Implementation Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA) INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR MIGRATION (IOM) Emergency Support to Counter Trafficking and Humanitarian Assistance Services to Displaced and affected communities in Syria To enhance local NGOs protection and community services and outreach program through capacity building trainings. Total: 100,370 Displaced and affected population in public shelters and host communities, taking into consideration the special needs of women, children, elderly and people with disability as priority. Children: 30,111 Women: 50,185 MOSA, SARC Budget ($) $2,549,531 68
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