2014 Syrian Arab Republic Humanitarian Assistance Response Plan (SHARP)

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SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 4: Enhance the operational capacity of national and international humanitarian responders and support existing local and community coping mechanisms. Sector objective 4A: Increase the capacity of the education sector to provide a quality response to the crisis Activity Locations Indicator Target Train trainers in education in National # of trainers trained 50 emergencies Projects Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Ministry of Education Budget ($) $80,572,134 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN'S FUND (UNICEF) Promoting equitable access to quality education for vulnerable children and adolescents affected by the crisis, especially those internally displaced and/or out of school in Syria. The overall goal of the UNICEF education emergency response is to achieve the improved equitable access to quality education for all the children and adolescents affected by the crisis in Syria. To meet the goal, the interventions are designed to strengthen a cross sectoral approach in cooperation with Child Protection and WASH, and set the following specific objectives to achieve: • By the end of 2014, 3,900,000 vulnerable boys and girls who are internally displaced and/or out of school have equitable access to quality learning opportunities through formal and non-formal education. • By the end of 2014, boys and girls in 500 schools have access to safe, protective learning environment equipped with gender-sensitive sanitation facilities. • Throughout 2014, 3,000 trained school teachers and counsellors provide psychosocial support and recreational activities for children and adolescents in the governorates affected by the crisis and displacement. • 1,000,000 children and 30,000 adolescents who are internally displaced and/or out of school – especially girls and adolescent girls – have access to alternative, non-formal education opportunities by the end of 2014 including self-learning, scholarship, peace building for crisis resolution, and vocational and life skills training for youth empowerment. Total: 3,946,000 (The breakdown: 2.9 million in-school children; 1 million out-of-school children; 46,000 teachers, tutors and parents - minimum 50% female) Children: 3,900,000 Women: 23,000 Ministry of Education, UNRWA, WFP, ACF, Aga Khan Foundation, DRC, PU, SARC Rastan & Talbiseh, SIF, IECD, EIEA, Participating Local NGOs Ministry of Education Budget ($) $1,600,000 DANISH REFUGEE COUNCIL (DRC) Expanding educational and psychosocial support in an integrated manner to accommodate the rising needs of displaced children in Syria and the stability of Ministry of Education institutions - Promote access to formal education for girls and boys - Reduce the impact of drop out from schools, particularly for girls - Enhance schools‟ physical environment - Capacity building of teachers in Quality Education, PSS, Child Protection, GBV etc - Improve the safety awareness of children and teachers within schools Total: 18,000 teachers and school children (close to 50 % are expected to be IDPs) Children: 17,500 Other group: 500 teachers that are part of capacity building activities MoE for all educational and rehabilitation activities, SARC for the proposed safety awareness activities 81
SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE RESPONSE PLAN 2014 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $1,066,570 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $1,855,380 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $1,730,559 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Budget ($) $6,512,829 Government bodies Appealing Agency Project title Objective Beneficiaries Participants Ministry of Education ACF - SPAIN (ACF - SPAIN) Support access to education through the rehabilitation of school infrastructure To ensure access to education in safe learning environments in affected areas Total: 14,000 (Approximately 14,000 students in 15 schools, an estimated 52% boys and 48% girls) Ministry of Education, under MoU to be agreed Ministry of Education PREMIERE URGENCE (PU) Maintaining/resuming primary, secondary and vocational education in Syria To support crisis-affected students and schoolchildren in Syria Total: 8,700 crisis-affected schoolchildren and students in Syria Children: 8,550 Women: 150 Ministry of Education Ministry of Education UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES (UNHCR) Provision of support to access to education through the rehabilitation of school infrastructure Promote access to education through the rehabilitation of schools that were damaged in areas with low enrolment and/or high numbers of IDP students. Total: 15,000 (7500 girls and 7500 boys) Children: 15,000 Ministry of Education, PU, DRC, SSSD Ministry of Education WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME (WFP) Supporting a return to learning for crisis-affected children in Syria through school feeding This project seeks to contribute to the overarching goal of the Education Sector response to the crisis, by improving regular access to safe education while increasing children‟s intake of micronutrients essential for their physical and cognitive development. Total: 350,000 (pre-primary and primary schoolchildren) Children: 350,000 Ministry of Education and NGO partners to be confirmed Ministry of Education Budget ($) $2,073,500 ADVENTIST DEVELOPMENT AND RELIEF AGENCY (ADRA) Strengthened Access to Quality Education for Syrian Children Provide a safe, protective and gender-sensitive learning environment to crisis-affected children to enable school-age girls and boys to return to school or continue studying in schools in secure areas Total: 12,500 (12,000 school-age children, 50% boys and 50% girls, and 500 school/Ministry of Education staff) Children: 12,000 Other group: 500 MoE staff, including 400 teaching staff and 100 school management/MoE staff, with at least 50% women Ministry of Education 82
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