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INSTRUCTIONS: The information in this table is used to populate a live dashboard (link on the right) to map all existing and past CVA activities with a protection component from all active C4P partners. Column W allows you to write a small summary of the project, we suggest the following structure: Name of project / Goal of project / any relevant information for partners.
Please fill the information ONLY in the language that is the most convenient for you, in the English, French, Spanish or Arabic, sheets below. The sheets will be translated by our teams. Please forward any feedbacks you may have to Antoine SCIOT - asciot@gmail.com		LINK​
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Country (adm1)Region (adm2)Name of project Overall objective of the programImplementing Organization(s)Organization type (Local, international)DonorStart date (Month-Year)End date (Month-year)Humanitarian setting (Refugees, IDPs, Returnees, community members)Camp setting, if applicable (in camp, out of camp)Target population group (adolescents, women, persons living with disabilities, individuals with diverse SOGIESC, etc)Target number of beneficiaries (Individuals- not HHs)Total value of CVA intervention IN USD - please write if other currencyProtection AoR (Protection, GBV, CP, HLP, MA)Interventions accompanying cash (e.g. case management)C4P classification: integrated programming, standalone, IPA, accompaniment, etc..)Categories of actions covered by CASH? (transport, shelter, Health, Legal assistance, etc..) Delivery mechanism (Mobile money transfer, cash in hand, voucher, ATM card, etc)Conditionality - if conditional, to what? Amount per person IN USD (option for range)Fixed value or individualizedFrequency of transfer (one-off, recurrent?)Presence of a Research component? (Yes/No)MONITORING - IMPACT of Project measured - OUTCOMESProject focal point nameProject focal point email adressContact e-mail(s), phone numberLink to assessment or relevant documentsID
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SomaliaUNFPA through IPs ((1) (SBACO), (2) (READO), (3) (OSPAD), (4) (SLNMA), (5) TAAKULO NGO. )InternationalCERF2021ongoingIDPsGBV survivors and women and girls at risk of GBV40035,000GBVCase Management​Unconditional cashElena Bertolabertola@unfpa.orgbertola@unfpa.org28
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SomaliaBaidoaDrought and conflict-affected children and their families, including children and persons with disabilities, are protected and their wellbeing and resilience is enhanced through appropriate cash ransfers, child protection and capacity-strengthening interventions.Save the ChildrenInternationalApril 2020September 2021Local communitiesN/AMust vulnerable, drought-affected households, especially with person(s) with disability. Focus on female headed households, unaccompanied children, children with disabilities, adults with disabilities, children not attending school and early marriage etc.8260560,000CPprotection (also nutrition, food security, livelihoods)Project sought to protect girls and boys from violence through prevention and response actions, as well as to improve the knowledge, capacities, and tools of civil society actors in order to carry out inclusive programming and promote the rights of persons and children with disabilities. Activities included supporting children’s groups, case management services, conducting community dialogue,Child Friendly Spaces, and rolling out the ‘Parenting without Violence’ package.Mobile moneyUnconditional cash50Recurrent (8 monthly transfers)YesJulia Grassetjulia.grasset@savethechildren.orghttps://www.calpnetwork.org/publication/cva-child-protection-summary-of-practice-and-evidence-from-save-the-children-programmes/46
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SomaliaUNFPA through IPs (Seduro, Reado, Ospad, Nagaad, Sbaco, Taakulo)InternationalCERF2021ongoingIDPsWomen/girls/youth at risk of GBV880130,000GBVIndividual Protection Assistance (IPA)Mobile moneyOne-offNoElena Bertolabertola@unfpa.orgbertola@unfpa.org27
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TigrayMekellleProtection of Individuals and Communities from the Risk of Explosive Ordnance and Victim Assistance projectEO affected communities are receive awareness, cash assistance, Medical treatment and physioterapy treatment and provision of assistive deviceRaDONationalUNICEFJuly 1, 2022ClosedCommunities and IDPsAll communities which are at EO risk130081,250MAEO risk protection assistanceproject sought to protect communities and IDPs from EO risk through prevension by giving awareness about EO, as well as to improve the knowledge and capacities of EO. supporting included cash supporting, medical treatment, physioterapy treatment and provision of assistive device.cash in handunconditional cash62.5One-offYesTesfay Gebremariamtesfay.gebremariam@yahoo.comtesfay.gebremariam@yahoo.com
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