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Structures & Institutional Development Structures
TFV Projects 2010-2011 121
Northern Of the 18 projects approved, two are on-hold and awaiting proposal. 122
Uganda The total obligated funds since 2007/2008 amount to €1,621,206. 123
Out of the 18 approved projects, one uses SGBV earmarked funds 124
and two are projects funded through ‘common basket’ funds whose
beneficiaries include SGBV victims/survivors. 125 The remaining projects
are providing psychological and physical rehabilitation and material
support to adults and children, including women and girls, as part
of the integrated approach. One-third of active projects in northern
Uganda deal with victims' medical rehabilitation (five out of 16). 126 The
number of victims benefitting from TFV projects is 38,625. Of these,
68% are community peacebuilders. The second largest category is that
of victims of physical and/or mental trauma (9%), closely followed by
the category of victims' family members and other victims (8%). 127
DRC
There are 16 projects approved, of which 12 are active. 128 The total
obligated funds since 2007/2008 amount to €3,723,339. 129 Since the
beginning of the year, seven projects have been extended and scaledup
to continue providing assistance to victim/survivors. 130 Out of the
16 projects approved, eight, 131 representing 50% of those approved, use
SGBV earmarked funding. The remaining projects provide psychological
and physical rehabilitation and material support to adults and
children, including women and girls, as part of the integrated
approach. The number of victims benefiting from TFV projects is
42,891. Of these, 82% are community peacebuilders. The second largest
category of victims is that of orphans and vulnerable children (7%)
followed by SGBV victims (6.5%). 132
121 As of 30 June 2011.
122 Projects TFV/UG/2007/R1/017 and TFV/UG/2007/R1/023.
123 Email communication with the Secretariat of the Trust Fund for Victims, 16 September 2011.
124 Project TFV/UG/2007/R2/040.
125 TFV/UG/2007/R1/020 supporting former girl soldiers of whom 267 are child mothers; and TFV/UG/2007/
R2/038 targeting around 2,600 victims at the community level of whom 431 are victims/survivors of SGBV.
126 Reviewing Rehabilitation Assistance and Preparing for Delivering Reparations, Programme Progress <strong>Report</strong>,
Summer 2011, p 12.
127 Ibidem, p 6.
128 Of the four inactive projects, three have been closed and the beneficiaries transferred to two other projects
(DRC, TFV/DRC/2007/R1/026 and TFV/DRC/2007/R1/011 were included in TFV/DRC/2007/R2/030; and TFV/
DRC/2007/R2/028 has been taken over by TFV/DRC/2007/R2/029), and one (TFV/DRC/2007/R1/004) is closed
having reached its closing date. Email communication with the Secretariat of the TFV, 16 September 2011.
129 Email communication with the Secretariat of the Trust Fund for Victims, 16 September 2011.
130 TFV/DRC/2007/001-CRS; TFV/DRC/2007/036-CRS; TFV/DRC/2007/R1/021-ALT; TFV/DRC/2007/R1/022-AMAB;
TFV/DRC/2007/R2/027-RHA; and TFV/DRC/2007/R2/030-KAF.
131 TFV/DRC/2007/R1/001; TFV/DRC/2007/R2/036; TFV/DRC/2007/R1/021; TFV/DRC/2007/R1/022; TFV/DRC/2007/
R2/031; TFV/DRC/2007/R2/033; TFV/DRC/2007/R2/043; and TFV/DRC/2007/R2/029.
132 Reviewing Rehabilitation Assistance and Preparing for Delivering Reparations, Programme Progress <strong>Report</strong>,
Summer 2011, p 6.
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