XM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-R-NGO-34663United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtThe project contributed to the immediate recovery and improvement of living conditions for communities affected by Cyclone Dikeledi in Nampula province, Monapo district, by providing food kits and hand sanitizers to promote food security, well-being, and strengthen the resilience of affected families. This was achieved through the distribution of essential food items, via food kits and hand sanitizers, to 2,530 families affected by Cyclone Dikeledi.ltbrgtMore importantly, it increased awareness of health and hygiene in the affected communities, which is crucial for disease prevention, health promotion, and overall well-being. Adopting proper personal and environmental hygiene habits helps reduce the spread of bacteria, viruses, and other disease-causing microorganisms. Good hygiene practices contribute to self-esteem, quality of life, and the creation of safer and healthier environments.ltbrgtIn the context of the project, the distribution of hygiene and dignity kits contributed to increasing preventive measures against waterborne diseases, such as cholera, which affected approximately 3,463 people in the districts of Nampula province, according to the daily bulletin 184.ltbrgtlt/pgtCONSELHO CRISTÃO DE MOÇAMBIQUECONSELHO CRISTÃO DE MOÇAMBIQUEMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundFood SecurityWater, Sanitation and Hygiene384361.23115638.77500000.00Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundCONSELHO CRISTÃO DE MOÇAMBIQUE300000.00Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundCONSELHO CRISTÃO DE MOÇAMBIQUE200000.00Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundCONSELHO CRISTÃO DE MOÇAMBIQUEXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-R-NGO-34669United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtltbrgtA intervenção da Kulima visa apoiar as famílias vulneráveis em Abrigo, Higiene e Saneamento nos centros de reassentamento e comunidade hospediera. A Kulima vai apoiar as famílias na construção de casas e latrinas nos centros de reassentamento bem como também vai apoiar algumas famílias da comunidade hospedeira com a reabilitação de casas que sofreram com os efeitos negativos dos ciclones e apoio na construção de latrinas. Serão distribuídos kits de higiene às famílias afectadas.lt/pgtASSOCIACAO KULIMAASSOCIACAO KULIMAMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundEmergency Shelter and NFIWater, Sanitation and Hygiene479395.6020604.40500000.00Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO KULIMA300000.00Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO KULIMAXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-R-UN-37667United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtMozambique is ranked 28 out of 46 least-developed countries globally. The development situation has been compounded by multiple lingering and emerging humanitarian crises across the country for several years. The Northern province in Mozambique known as Cabo Delgado is the poorest and  has experienced an armed insurgency against State targets and civilians since 2017. The convergence of severe and escalating crises – conflict, climate shocks, and a deteriorating socio-economic situation further compounded the humanitarian situation in the province. ltbrgtIn its 2023 SEA Risk Assessment, the United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) revealed significant gaps in prevention, reporting, and accountability mechanisms, particularly among local and national NGOs. The global funding suspension further threatens capacity-building efforts for national organizations, which are most in need of support to establish robust SEA investigative frameworks. In its efforts to bridge this gap, UNOCHA has approached UNOPS to support the implementation of the project Building Safe and Accountable Operations: Strengthening the Security and PSEA capacities. The overall objective of the UNOPS project is to enhance the operational security of partners working in the highly complex and volatile districts of Macomia and Quissanga in Cabo Delgado, where elevated security risks threaten the continuity of humanitarian operations and the safety of the aid workers. ltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtltbrgtAgreed Deliverables and Activities.ltbrgtDeliverable 1 - Procurement and Delivery of Security and First Aid EquipmentltbrgtDeliverable 2 - Conduct First Aid Training to 9 NNGOs. ltbrgtThis project will complement the existing OCHA activities dedicated to addressing priority needs in districts severely impacted by the conflict in the Cabo Delgado, ensuring the provision of vital security support and capacity to the implementing partners engaged in the humanitarian response. ltbrgtlt/pgtUnited Nations Office for Project ServicesUnited Nations Office for Project ServicesMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundCoordination and Support Services76213.8539377.15115591.00Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundUnited Nations Office for Project Services115591.00Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundUnited Nations Office for Project ServicesXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-34962United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtltbrgtThe Associação Espaço Livre da Juventude (ELJ) is submitting this proposal to the OCHA Humanitarian Fund for Southern Africa, aiming to provide urgent assistance to communities affected by conflict in the districts of Macomia, in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique. The project seeks to address critical humanitarian needs, such as severe food insecurity (IPC4), and support displaced, returnee, and host communities, with a focus on women, youth, and vulnerable groups.ltbrgtWith a strong presence and proven experience in the province, ELJ proposes an integrated multisectoral approach, aligned with the Mozambique Humanitarian Response Plan (2025-2026). The project focuses on two main areas:ltbrgt1. Food Security and Livelihoods:ltbrgto Conducting community assessments to identify needs.ltbrgto Training farmers (60% women) in sustainable farming techniques.ltbrgto Distributing agricultural kits (seeds and tools) to 100 families.ltbrgt2. Shelter Improvement:ltbrgto Providing toolkits for housing improvements to 50 families.ltbrgto Actively involving beneficiaries, including youth and women, in the reconstruction of shelters.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtASSOCIACAO ESPACO LIVRE JUVENTUDE-ELJASSOCIACAO ESPACO LIVRE JUVENTUDE-ELJMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundEmergency Shelter and NFIFood Security54261.1475680.00129941.14Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO ESPACO LIVRE JUVENTUDE-ELJ51976.46Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO ESPACO LIVRE JUVENTUDE-ELJ51976.46Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO ESPACO LIVRE JUVENTUDE-ELJXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-34982United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairsltpgt"Integrated Humanitarian Response in Quissanga: Improving access to WASH, Food Security, and Livelihoods" is a project covering the implementation of a set of strategic interventions in the Administrative Post of Bilibiza, to provide sustainable improvements in the quality of life of 1950 direct beneficiaries – Internally Displaced Persons (IDP), returnees, and host communities – by ensuring access to water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), strengthening food security and livelihoods (FSL), promoting nutritional education, fostering community participation in the maintenance of community centers, and encouraging the prevention of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) through the adoption of a gender-transformative approach.lt/pgtltpgtltbrgtWASH: Installation of  Mzuzu drilled tube wells in Bilibiza-Sede, promotion of improved latrines, provision of educational sessions on hygiene and the creation and reactivation of water management committees in strong coordination with SDPI.ltbrgtFSL: Promotion of vegetable production, via trainings and inputs for Farmer Clubs and, in collaboration with SDAE.ltbrgtCross-cutting Actions: Nutritional Education (integrated into FSL) to promote healthy eating practices, food diversification (demonstration kitchens) Encouraging community participation in the centers’ maintenance via cleaning campaigns, activism in various committees (management, women, youth, adolescents) and adoption of Complaint and Feedback Mechanisms (CFM) Prevention of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), awareness-raising and protection activities to reduce the vulnerability of women and girls.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtExpected outcomes/results:ltbrgtR1. Improved access to drinking water and sanitation, reducing waterborne diseases and enhancing community-based water resource management through the establishment/reactivation of water management committees.ltbrgtR2. Strengthening food and nutrition security, with increased agricultural production, greater awareness, and healthy nutrition practices, contributing to the improvement of public health.ltbrgtR3. Reduction of girls and women vulenerability to gender-based violence, promoting safer, more equitable, and participatory environments for them.ltbrgtR4. Strengthening GSB’s institutional capacity, as this intervention involves not only the implementation of activities but also the development of GSB internal skills and processes improvement.ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThe project will adopt a participatory and sustainable methodology, focusing on community engagement, ensuring that initiatives are carried out in a participatory, sustainable manner with a gender-transformative approach, and considering principles such as Participatory Assessment, Planning and Community Mobilization, Implementation of Planned Interventions, and Community-Led Monitoring (as well as promoting Complaints and Feedback Mechanism – CFM).ltbrgtltbrgtlt/pgtltpgtThe key stakeholders are the target communities (IDPs, returnees, and host communities), community leaders and local committees (WASH committees, farmers' clubs, women's, youth, and elderly committees), government authorities (SDPI, SDAE, administrative posts’ leadership), key implementing partners from the main clusters such as WASH, FSL, protection (whether from INGOs or NNGOs), and OCHA as the funder of the initiative.ltbrgtlt/pgtASSOCIACAO GRUPO DE SANEAMENTO DE BILIBIZA (GSB)ASSOCIACAO GRUPO DE SANEAMENTO DE BILIBIZA (GSB)Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundFood SecurityProtectionWater, Sanitation and Hygiene36411.6193527.86129939.47Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO GRUPO DE SANEAMENTO DE BILIBIZA (GSB)51975.79Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO GRUPO DE SANEAMENTO DE BILIBIZA (GSB)51975.79Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO GRUPO DE SANEAMENTO DE BILIBIZA (GSB)XM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-35007United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtThe insecurity has been rife in Cabo Delgado province since 2017. It is estimated that more than 800,000 people have been displaced from their homes due to recurrent armed attacks. This scenario has taken a new turn since August 2022 when Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) began returning to their areas of origin with large movements to Quissanga, Mocimboa da Praia, Palma and Mueda. By the end of 2023, according to the authorities, at least 64,000 IDPs had returned to Quissanga district (DQ) and humanitarian actors are still reporting a significant increase in numbers on a monthly basis.  It is customary for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) to return to their homes as soon as it is safe to do so. Therefore, the level of deterioration of infrastructure and sources of income has increased the risks of protection. On the one hand, the difficulties faced by returnees have increased the levels of stress, anguish and anxiety, causing psychological damage to children and their families. On the other hand, protection risks have been noted through the increase in early unions, early pregnancies, children being associated with armed groups, sexual abuse and exploitation. Faced with these challenges, the project aims to prevent and mitigate these problems by:ltbrgt- Vulnerable displaced and returnee children receive support with case management services through improved access and reduced exposure to risks, including GBV and UA cases.ltbrgtlt/pgtAssociacao Progressista e Coesao Solidaria-APROCOSOAssociacao Progressista e Coesao Solidaria-APROCOSOMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundProtection41920.0691929.96133850.02Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundAssociacao Progressista e Coesao Solidaria-APROCOSO53540.01Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundAssociacao Progressista e Coesao Solidaria-APROCOSO53540.01Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundAssociacao Progressista e Coesao Solidaria-APROCOSOXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-35009United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtO projeto Crescer com Saúde: Nutrição Focada para Crianças de 0–24 Meses em três comunidades do distrito de Macomia, tem como objetivo contribuir para a melhoria do estado nutricional de crianças menores de 24 meses, priorizando a prevenção da desnutrição aguda e crônica por meio da promoção de boas práticas alimentares e de saúde. lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtAs principais atrações para crianças de 0 a 24 meses incluem: lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtPromoção do aleitamento materno exclusivo até os 6 meses lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtAconselhamento sobre alimentação complementar adequada a partir dos 6 meses lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtSuplementação com micronutrientes em pó (MNP) e Vitamina A lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtDesparasitação periódica lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtMonitoramento do crescimento infantil lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtPara o alcance desses resultados, as atividades serão realizadas em sítios de nutrição com capacidade para atender entre 25 e 50 crianças, sempre por meio de cuidado com seusres. lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtComponentes Transversais lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtReconhecendo que a nutrição está intrinsecamente ligada ao WASH (Água, Saneamento e Higiene), o projeto incluirá sessões de sensibilização para cuidadores sobre boas práticas de higiene infantil, incluindo: lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtManuseio seguro dos alimentos lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtConsumo de água tratada lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtHigienização das roupas e do ambiente de preparo das refeições. lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtAlém disso, o projeto integrará ações de PSEA (Prevenção da Exploração e Abuso Sexual) e VBG (Violência Baseada em Gênero), por meio de atividades de sensibilização comunitária, promovendo a proteção de crianças e mulheres e divulgando mecanismos de denúncia. lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtFortalecimento Comunitário lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtUma das estratégias centrais será o trabalho com a população local, por meio da contratação direta de 30 ativistas comunitários, que atuarão na mobilização e sensibilização das famílias, em cooperação estreita com três Agentes Polivalentes de Saúde (APS). Essa abordagem visa não apenas garantir a implementação eficaz das atividades, mas também fortalecer as capacidades locais, criando comunidades mais resilientes e capazes de responder rapidamente a emergências, como ataques ou desastres naturais. Embora o projeto tenha caráter emergencial, busca deixar um legado sustentável, por meio da capacitação de pessoas que poderão, no futuro, atuar como ativistas em outros projetos ou até como APS, compartilhando as experiências adquiridas. Ainda que a continuidade das ações dependa de diversos fatores, o projeto será feito para o fortalecimento local, com pessoas qualificadas para liderar e buscar soluções para os desafios de suas comunidades lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgt. Também será prestado apoio logístico para a entrega de insumos à APS. lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtPara melhorar as condições de trabalho dos APS e ativistas, serão fornecidos meios de transporte (como bicicletas), coletes, pastas e outros materiais essenciais.lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtAlém disso, serão incentivadas melhorias nos sites comunitários de nutrição, por meio da construção de alpendres com materiais locais e instalação de latrinas, criando ambientes seguros e adequados para as atividades de saúde e nutrição.lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtlt/pgtASSOCIAÇÃO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL DE MOÇAMBIQUE - APDS - MOZASSOCIAÇÃO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL DE MOÇAMBIQUE - APDS - MOZMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundNutrition53969.1975272.81129242.00Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIAÇÃO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL DE MOÇAMBIQUE - APDS - MOZ51696.80Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIAÇÃO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL DE MOÇAMBIQUE - APDS - MOZ51696.80Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIAÇÃO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTÁVEL DE MOÇAMBIQUE - APDS - MOZXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-35021United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtltfontgtA Associação de Protecção à Mulher e Rapariga (PROMURA) que é uma organização não-governamental Moçambicana sem fins lucrativos de âmbito nacional, criada em Cabo Delgado a 08 de Março de 2019, oficializada a 18 de Fevereiro de 2021, com sede em Cabo Delgado, sendo uma associação de carácter social e humanitário para promoção e defesa dos direitos humanos das mulheres e da sociedade civil, apresenta a presente proposta de projecto cujo título é “Sistema de Protecção e Alerta Comunitário” tendo como a finalidade criar espaços seguros para proteção das vítimas de VBG e gerenciar os casos de violação dos Direitos Humanos (com foco na violência baseada no gênero e sexual) dos deslocados, retornados, nativos e pessoas com necessidades especiais, fornecer serviços jurídicos que incluem aconselhamento, assistência e acesso à justiça para população e restauração da identidade legal ou documentação civil, garantir serviços de primeiros socorros e aconselhamento para questões ligadas à saúde mental e apoio psicossocial para os traumas originados pelos conflitos no Distrito de Quissanga, através de mecanismos e estruturas comunitárias e fortalecer as capacidades de formação e defesa das autoridades locais dos intervenientes humanitários, de outras partes interessadas e para pessoas vulneráveis. Esta intervenção irá obedecer às normas mínimas interagências de Violência Baseada no Género AoR (Global Protetion Cluster), desde os princípios orientadores para VBG, participação e empoderamento das mulheres e raparigas, assistência e apoio ao pessoal, cuidados de saúde para sobreviventes de VBG, apoio psicosocial, sistema de gestão e encaminhamento de casos de VBG, espaços seguros, justiça e apoio jurídico, disponibilização de kits de dignidade e empoderamento económico ou meios de subsistência. Neste contexto, o mais importante para esta intervenção é que as pessoas vulneráveis (com foco nos deslocados, retornados e pessoas com necessidades específicas de vítimas de VBG) conheçam os espaços e mecanismos para o acesso à justiça, saibam como identificar e encaminhar claramente os Direitos Humanos, promovam a coesão social e sejam estimuladas a adesão ao Sistema de Protecção e Alerta Comunitário, onde mulheres e raparigas podem discutir sobre temas do seu interesse, sendo elas a Igualdade de Género, Violência Baseada no Gênero, Prevenção da Exploração e Abuso Sexual e outros temas relacionados a "Mulher, Paz e Segurança". Nestes termos, a Associação PROMURA propõe os seguintes objectivos e actividades estratégicas: Objectivo Geral - Fortalecer a protecção e a resiliência de deslocamentos internos e comunidades anfitriãs em Cabo Delgado, promovendo o acesso a serviços de protecção, apoio psicossocial, através da criação de um sistema de protecção e alerta antecipadamente nos Distritos da zona norte de Cabo Delgado.Objectivos específicos - Estabelecer um sistema de protecção e alerta comunitário que permita a gestão de casos de violação dos Direitos Humanos dos deslocados, retornados, nativos e pessoas com necessidades especiais, com foco na violência baseada no género fornecer serviços jurídicos que incluam aconselhamento, assistência e acesso à justiça para populações vulneráveis e restauração da documentação legal ou civil Garantir serviços de primeiros socorros e aconselhamento para questões ligadas à saúde mental e apoio psicossocial para os traumas gerados pelos conflitos na zona norte Criar um espaço seguro que possa contribuir para o aumento do acesso de pessoas em situação de conflito de mulheres e meninas afetadas a serviços e mecanismos de proteção eficazes e Reforçar as capacidades, formação e defesa das autoridades locais dos intervenientes humanitários e criar outras partes interessadas.lt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtlt/fontgtltbrgtlt/pgtASSOCIAÇÃO DE PROTECÇÃO A MULHER E RAPARIGA - PROMURAASSOCIAÇÃO DE PROTECÇÃO A MULHER E RAPARIGA - PROMURAMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundProtection32373.6997121.06129494.75Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIAÇÃO DE PROTECÇÃO A MULHER E RAPARIGA - PROMURA51797.90Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIAÇÃO DE PROTECÇÃO A MULHER E RAPARIGA - PROMURAXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-35034United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtThe PRONANAC EDUCATIONAL is committed to providing safe and sustainable solutions in the area of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH), focusing on resettlement centers in the Macomia district, northern Mozambique. The project is implemented in close collaboration with local government and humanitarian partners, aligning with the WASH Cluster and national humanitarian response plans. The activities include: rehabilitation of manual water points, ensuring access to safe water construction of family latrines, with integrated units for menstrual hygiene construction of emergency latrines in critical contexts promotion of community hygiene, with an emphasis on training on good practices and approaches such as CLTS active community engagement, involving internally displaced persons, returnees, and host communities and partnerships with local artisans, fostering the development of local capacities and context-adapted solutions. The project aims to ensure that populations affected by conflict and displacement have dignified, inclusive, and equitable access to essential WASH services, contributing to the reduction of public health risks and the improvement of overall well-being and resilience in fragile settings.ltbrgtlt/pgtAssociação PRONANAC EducacionalAssociação PRONANAC EducacionalMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundWater, Sanitation and Hygiene64782.3665211.39129993.75Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundAssociação PRONANAC Educacional64996.87Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundAssociação PRONANAC Educacional64996.88Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundAssociação PRONANAC EducacionalXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-35038United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtThis project aims to improve nutrition and strengthen the livelihoods of vulnerable populations affected by the armed conflict in Cabo Delgado, specifically in the Quissanga district. The initiative adopts an integrated approach to address the challenges of food insecurity by providing emergency assistance, nutritional support for malnourished children and pregnant/lactating women. The humanitarian crisis in Cabo Delgado has caused mass displacement, resulting in the loss of livelihoods and increased food insecurity. The destruction of productive infrastructure and the lack of access to basic services, such as health and nutrition, have further exacerbated the situation. In response, the project will work to ensure that affected communities have access to nutritious food, essential health services, and support to reestablish basic productive practices.ltbrgtTo achieve its objectives, the project will implement strategic actions across three key areas. First, it will provide emergency food assistance through the distribution of nutritious food to highly vulnerable families and by monitoring food security conditions to ensure a rapid response to emerging needs. Second, in the area of health and nutrition, the project will support the nutritional supplementation of pregnant and lactating women, train community health workers to reinforce local nutrition monitoring systems, and carry out educational campaigns on healthy eating practices and breastfeeding. Third, the project will support agricultural production and resilience by distributing resilient seeds, fishing equipment, and agricultural tools to smallholder farmers and fisherfolk, delivering training in sustainable agricultural methods and natural resource conservation, supporting the rehabilitation of productive areas damaged by conflict, and encouraging the use of community gardens to promote dietary diversity.ltbrgtAlthough the project does not directly implement economic empowerment initiatives, these actions will enable families to recover part of their productive capacity and reduce their dependency on humanitarian assistance over time. The combined effect of restoring basic food production, promoting nutritional recovery, and reactivating local capacities will contribute to strengthening community resilience and self-reliance.ltbrgtThe implementation of the project is expected to directly improve the living conditions of vulnerable populations in Quissanga. The anticipated outcomes include a reduction in malnutrition rates among children under five and pregnant/lactating women, improved access to nutritious and diverse food, restoration of the basic productive capacity of smallholder farmers and fishermen, and a gradual reduction in humanitarian dependency as communities regain autonomy in food production.ltbrgtThe project will be implemented in Quissanga district, one of the areas most affected by the armed conflict in Cabo Delgado. This location was selected based on vulnerability data indicating critical levels of food insecurity, malnutrition, and lack of access to essential services. The presence of displaced communities and the urgent need to restore livelihoods reinforce the importance of this intervention.lt/pgtASSOCIACAO SALVE BIO-MOZ (ASBIM)ASSOCIACAO SALVE BIO-MOZ (ASBIM)Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundFood SecurityNutrition49275.9380698.25129974.18Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO SALVE BIO-MOZ (ASBIM)51989.67Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO SALVE BIO-MOZ (ASBIM)51989.67Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO SALVE BIO-MOZ (ASBIM)XM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-35041United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtltbrgtltbrgtThe prolonged armed conflicts have left the population of Cabo Delgado in a situation of almost widespread humanitarian crisis. Many public and private infrastructures have been totally or partially destroyed or set on fire, and some water infrastructures partially or totally damaged. More recently, the government distributed plots in Songueia and Muagamula for new centers to accommodate those displaced by Chai's latest attack, February 5, 2025, who are living in a precarious condition in Macomia Industrial School. People have already been allocated space, but they lack the conditions to build shelters. So, Maadi la Upamo association aims to build 220 emergency shelters for those IDPs in Songueia. 22 family latrines to prevent them from going to bush and provide latrines slabs for 10 people with disabilities in the same center. To guarantee hygiene, promotion of hygiene and awareness raising activities on the importance of having latrines in emergency context will be held. Apart from that, according to the study carried out by Action Contre la Faim, dated August 14, 2024, the communities of Xangane do not have functional water sources, while the communities of Nanga A and B do not have a sufficient number of water sources. For these communities, we are going to rehabilitate 4 water points being two (2) in Nanga A, and two (2) in Nanga B. Different trainings will be conducted for different targets to ensure alignment and quality of the work we are proposing to deliver including artisan’s trainings, PSEA training, etc. The project will benefit 220 households for shelter, making 1100 people, and around 2000 people for WASH in Macomia, including families led by women, girls, the elderly and people with disabilities. It is estimated that of the 2000, meaning each water point will benefit 500 people. Of the 2000 people,  1200 will be women, including girls who are heads of households, and 800 will be men. Of the 1,200 women, 800 will be hosts and 400 returnees. Of the 800 men, 600 will be hosts and 200 returnees.lt/pgtASSOCIACAO MAADI LA UPAMO-AMUASSOCIACAO MAADI LA UPAMO-AMUMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundEmergency Shelter and NFIWater, Sanitation and Hygiene65156.5564727.89129884.44Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO MAADI LA UPAMO-AMU64942.22Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO MAADI LA UPAMO-AMU64942.22Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundASSOCIACAO MAADI LA UPAMO-AMUXM-OCHA-CBPF-CBPF-MOZ-25-S-NGO-35070United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsltpgtThe implementation of this project by IDES is part of a range of initiatives aimed at strengthening the localization strategy, that is, strengthening and building local capacities with local and national NGOs to actively participate in the implementation of solutions to the problems they know in a practical way. IDES will implement the OKUPALI Project (Belief in the Recovery of Living Conditions) - Inclusive Humanitarian Support Project for the promotion of food security and community resilience through activities such as 1. Promoting small-scale agriculture and strengthening food and nutritional security, 1.1 including training on planting and producing home gardens, 1.2 distributing agricultural tools, 1.3 distributing agricultural inputs and certified seeds to displaced and returned families, with priority given to those headed by women and young people, improving the nutritional environment in communities, 1.4. promotion of lectures and training on gender-based violence (GBV), positive masculinity, and human rights, through 1.5 creation of safe spaces for women and girls and 1.6 referral of cases to formal legal bodies, such as the IPAJ and the Public Prosecutor's Office. IDES is part of the food security cluster and is a co-facilitator of this cluster at the national level, together with national NGOs. It is also part of the protection cluster, and one of its main areas of responsibility is to promote the prevention of gender-based violence. All of its activities, programs, and plans directly address gender-sensitive issues and gender-based violence. Although it is not IDES' area of expertise, it has continuously carried out activities that promote the fight against gender-based violence at the community level, and IDES promotes activities such as the creation of girls' clubs, women's clubs, recreational activities for women, tutoring classes for girls and women, literacy classes for women, and vocational training in business management and human rights for women and girls. The fundamental approach of this proposal is to include everyone through ongoing consultations with the community and the implementation of actions led by the community itself and its local leaders. IDES' main role is to coordinate the implementation of these activities, strengthening the capacities of existing informal and marginalized groups in Macomia. Since 2020, IDES has been developing actions and activities in the districts of Macomia, Quissanga - Mahate, and Bilibiza, headquarters of Palma, Quitunda, and Mocímboa da Praia. In general, with this project, the implementation of these activities aims to strengthen social cohesion and a safe return, as well as to build community resilience among its members. In fact, the project's results aim to involve community members so that they actively participate in rebuilding the social fabric in Cabo Delgado and improve the living conditions of returnees, with a greater emphasis on women, young people, and people with disabilities, promoting sustainable actions that can be replicated in other districts in northern Cabo Delgado. Since 2019, the district of Macomia has been the main location for the implementation of IDES projects, maintaining a flexible relationship with the district government and relying on permanent staff in all communities that intend to implement the project.ltbrgtlt/pgtINSTITUTO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO ECONOMICO E SOCIAL- IDESINSTITUTO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO ECONOMICO E SOCIAL- IDESMozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundFood SecurityProtection48201.8681764.64129966.50Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundINSTITUTO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO ECONOMICO E SOCIAL- IDES103973.20Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundINSTITUTO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO ECONOMICO E SOCIAL- IDES25993.30Mozambique (RhPF) Humanitarian FundINSTITUTO PARA O DESENVOLVIMENTO ECONOMICO E SOCIAL- IDES