GB-CHC-1105851-MR587 Christian Aid 750 children aged from 6-15 years will be benefited from the project (Palestinian refugees from Lebanon, displaced Palestinian refugees from Syria; 60% females and 40% males) in total. The percentage of PWD is 2+%. Besides, around 150 parents will benefit from project services (raising awareness, 15group and individual therapy). Activities: o 350 children from 6 to 15 years old enrolled in the center’s PSS program, of those: v 50 children will benefit from individual psychological counselling and support services by the center’s psychologist; v 40 children divided in 4 groups will benefit from group psychological counselling and support services by the center’s social worker; o 200 Students from 6 to 15 years old targeted with PSS tailored activities inside their 5 elementary and preparatory UNRWA schools in the camp: 40 students per school o 200 Children aged 3 to 15 years old beneficiaries of other organizations in the camp or\and siblings of the children enrolled in Najdeh’s PSS program targeted by the center’s 10 days summer activities, in addition to the 200 children from the PSS 350 children; o 150 Parents out of 230 family of the 350 children will benefit from the program’s curricular activities directed to parents Christian Aid Association Najdeh Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 70100.00 70100.00 70100.00 70100.00 70100.00 60000.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 47500.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 23600.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 27500.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 30000.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 30000.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 63100.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 38800.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh GB-CHC-1105851-G1506 Christian Aid Collaborative campaigning, advocacy and policy work on issues of debt and tax justice in Ireland.  Christian Aid Financial Justice Ireland Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00 4000.00 5000.00 Christian Aid Financial Justice Ireland 5000.00 Christian Aid Financial Justice Ireland 5000.00 Christian Aid Financial Justice Ireland 5000.00 Christian Aid Financial Justice Ireland 5000.00 Christian Aid Financial Justice Ireland GB-CHC-1105851-G1513 Christian Aid The central objective of the African Feminist Academy for Climate Justice is to build collective power (power of knowledge) of African women and girls to advance climate justice, disrupt oppressive systems and recreate just, equal, and sustainable societies for people and the planet. Specifically, the academy will. 1. Strengthen the capacity of Women Rights Organizations (WRO), Girls and Young Women organizations, GYWOs, female journalists and feminist activists and groups on climate change issues in Africa using feminist lens. 2. Build a cohort of feminists, journalists and WROs, GYWOs leaders passionate about climate justice and committed to change climate change narrative in Africa 3. Generate body of knowledge on Africa feminist climate justice for policy influencing to challenge the existing climate justice narratives from a feminist and gendered perspective. Christian Aid African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 Christian Aid African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) 30000.00 Christian Aid African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) 40000.00 Christian Aid African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) 40000.00 Christian Aid African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) 40000.00 Christian Aid African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) GB-CHC-1105851-N2577 Christian Aid The Overall Impact of the project : Violence against women (VAW) is reduced in the RMG factories, in public spaces and commute, and women’s rights to safety in the workplace are protected, Outcome 1: The workplace culture at the RMG factories is free from violence and harassment and discriminatory practices and women workers have access to psychosocial, emotional, and legal services. Outcome 2: Women workers, including most marginalized, are free from violence in public spaces and during commute. Outcome 3: Apex agencies, brands/ buyers and Government authorities are engaged in ensuring an enabling environment for gender justice, through prevention of VAW and creating gender friendly workplace as per the labour law and are accountable to stakeholders. The project will be implemented at the factory, community, and national levels. Christian Aid Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 19100.55 19100.55 19100.55 19100.55 19100.55 11595.00 Christian Aid Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) 34528.00 Christian Aid Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) 15000.00 Christian Aid Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) 30000.00 Christian Aid Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) 20000.00 Christian Aid Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) 8617.00 Christian Aid Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) 779067.00 Christian Aid Bangladesh Legal Aid and Services Trust (BLAST) GB-CHC-1105851-EE470 Christian Aid Women Energy Fund is sustaining the gains achieved by the ‘Breaking the Barriers’ 42-month multi-country project which worked to promote women entrepreneurship in the sustainable energy sector. In Malawi, the project is supporting Women-Led Sustainable Energy Enterprises (WLSEEs) in food processing businesses in the rice, fish, and horticultural value chains. Activities: - Women-only groups organized and structured into WLSEEs. - Technical support and capacity building. - Provision of financial support to WLSEES by the means of a grant (70%) and loan (25%), with the WLSEEs themselves contributing 5%. - Awareness raising and advocacy. Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 99544.88 99544.88 99544.88 99544.88 130735.50 Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company 67444.00 Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company 40000.00 Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company 80000.00 Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company 50000.00 Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company -20000.00 Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company 20000.00 Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company 50000.00 Christian Aid NBS Bank Public Limited Company GB-CHC-1105851-G1399 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project will monitor the work of the IMF and the World Bank from the perspective of citizen participation, women's rights and gender equality, environmental impact and climate change in particular, responding to needs of national and regional civil society partners in terms of the accountability of mainly these two institutions. The key objective is to provide a platform for disseminating and analysing the work and governance of these institutions, and additionally to provide avenues and advice for influencing their work. the two particular areas of impact are identified as gender equality and environment / climate change affecting poor and marginalised people. Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 9000.00 9000.00 9000.00 9000.00 9000.00 9000.00 9000.00 9000.00 9000.00 9000.00 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project 10000.00 Christian Aid Bretton Woods Project GB-CHC-1105851-N2567 Christian Aid The project “Empowering left behind minority communities to effectively participate in the development process of Bangladesh” is aimed to empower local minority rights CSOs and networks in Bangladesh to effectively engage with left behind communities and enable their participation in local governance and development process. Duration of the project is January 2021-June 2024. The project specifically wants to build the capacity of local and national minority rights CSOs and networks and ensure a conducive and enabling environment to promote socio-economic rights and structured participation of women and girls, transgender community and people with disability. Christian Aid Nagorik Uddyog Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 127451.92 127451.92 127451.92 127451.92 127451.92 12227.00 Christian Aid Nagorik Uddyog GB-CHC-1105851-G1519 Christian Aid Theos to provide CA with insights through written outputs and/ or events in two or more of the following areas from a theological perspective: - Race and diversity - Business and human rights - Loss and Damage (climate justice) The outputs may be for internal or external audiences. Christian Aid Theos Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 11000.00 11000.00 11000.00 11000.00 11000.00 13000.00 Christian Aid Theos 13000.00 Christian Aid Theos 14000.00 Christian Aid Theos 15000.00 Christian Aid Theos GB-CHC-1105851-G1504 Christian Aid The major context of this programme is the continuation of the global Covid-19 pandemic and its devastating impact on people throughout the world. Most countries are still struggling with dealing with the healthcare crisis engendered by the pandemic, and consequently, have yet to or are still tackling its deleterious effects on the economy. This work is part of a wider FTC project. The activities are: - Qualitative and quantitative analysis of covid-19 policy responses in 2 Arab countries. - Using an updated methodology to take account of new ways to understand gender impacts of policies. - Providing summary reports of country case studies. - Contributing to a global report on the 'people's recovery'. - Disseminating the global report and other relevant policy products. - Engaging in and supporting relevant advocacy at national and regional levels. As with the first report, most global trackers have focused especially on the economic impacts, or the health impacts of the pandemic. It remains a task of vital importance to highlight the link between the two, and this project is a contribution towards this understanding. Christian Aid Arab NGO Network for Development Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 3750.00 3750.00 3750.00 3750.00 10000.00 Christian Aid Arab NGO Network for Development 5000.00 Christian Aid Arab NGO Network for Development GB-CHC-1105851-G1522 Christian Aid The major context of this programme is the continuation of the global Covid-19 pandemic and its devastating impact on people throughout the world. Most countries are still struggling with dealing with the healthcare crisis engendered by the pandemic, and consequently, have yet to or are still tackling its deleterious effects on the economy. This work is part of a wider FTC project. The activities are: - Qualitative and quantitative analysis of covid-19 policy responses in Bangladesh. - Using an updated methodology to take account of new ways to understand gender impacts of policies. - Providing summary reports of country case studies. - Contributing to a global report on the 'people's recovery'. - Disseminating the global report and other relevant policy products. - Engaging in and supporting relevant advocacy at national and regional levels. As with the first report, most global trackers have focused especially on the economic impacts, or the health impacts of the pandemic. It remains a task of vital importance to highlight the link between the two, and this project is a contribution towards this understanding Christian Aid Centre for Policy Dialogue Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 7000.00 7000.00 7000.00 7000.00 18000.00 Christian Aid Centre for Policy Dialogue 10000.00 Christian Aid Centre for Policy Dialogue GB-CHC-1105851-EZ484 Christian Aid Hosting of Side-by-Side Gender Justice Network 1. Creating physical and virtual networking spaces for us to work together and strengthen impact 2. Providing opportunities to develop joint advocacy campaigns to influence those in authority 3. Providing links to training and online resources to help members learn and grow, and be more effective 4. Operating as a hub for coordination, communications and resource mobilisation – helping members to connect to each other, find partners for joint actions and sometimes raise funds together 5. Documenting stories to celebrate what members are doing, and we are doing together in the faith sector, to learn from each other and influence others to inspire them to transform. Christian Aid We Will Speak Out South Africa Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 17385.71 17385.71 17385.71 17385.71 17385.71 17385.71 17385.71 5738.24 Christian Aid We Will Speak Out South Africa 37461.76 Christian Aid We Will Speak Out South Africa 17500.00 Christian Aid We Will Speak Out South Africa 16000.00 Christian Aid We Will Speak Out South Africa 15000.00 Christian Aid We Will Speak Out South Africa 15000.00 Christian Aid We Will Speak Out South Africa 15000.00 Christian Aid We Will Speak Out South Africa GB-CHC-1105851-G1494 Christian Aid This project will build on our successful partnership with CESR to promote a human rights approach to development, including economic justice. In particular, we will continue to work with them to emphasise the importance of addressing economic inequality to deliver the SDGs and to promote a human rights approach to tax. Whilst this is a core grant supporting a lot of their US-based advocacy (to the UN and to Washington-based institutions), we will also seek to maximise collaboration through publications, panel events through CA and CA Ireland. Christian Aid Center for Economic and Social Rights Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25714.29 25714.29 25714.29 25714.29 25714.29 25714.29 25714.29 30000.00 Christian Aid Center for Economic and Social Rights 30000.00 Christian Aid Center for Economic and Social Rights 30000.00 Christian Aid Center for Economic and Social Rights 20000.00 Christian Aid Center for Economic and Social Rights 30000.00 Christian Aid Center for Economic and Social Rights 20000.00 Christian Aid Center for Economic and Social Rights 20000.00 Christian Aid Center for Economic and Social Rights GB-CHC-1105851-L2130 Christian Aid The project is aligned with the POVERTY objective: Increasing the resilience and income of beekeeping and coffee farming families will contribute to a significant reduction in their poverty levels. Aligns with the POWER objective: Coffee and bee farmers improve their capacity to produce and market their products, making them more competitive. They also improve their understanding of climate information and decision-making for effective adaptation, which puts them in a position to reduce social inequality gaps in their favour. They take greater control over their livelihoods. The Beekeepers' Association will provide spaces for coordination and dissemination at the community level and to their families about the advantages of associativity and the benefits of diversifying production. In this sense, churches of different denominations that affiliate the families of interest will be coordinated. Particularly the Catholic and Protestant churches have taken an important role in the area in order to promote issues of economic empowerment of rural families, which will favour the project.   Se amplia el proyecto a 12 meses mas por presencia de complementos de Codigo 9   En ajustes del año 2026-  el resumen de transferencia de ipims no coincide con el fondo transferido que corresponde a 113,522.33 y no lo reportado en 73,522.33, en este caso IPIMS esta generando problemas con el data de los primeros años 2022 -2023, esto se debe reportar Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 18920.39 18920.39 18920.39 18920.39 18920.39 18920.39 40000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 11000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 20662.33 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 6000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 10000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 7860.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 4000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 4000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 10000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 2500.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita GB-CHC-1105851-G1530 Christian Aid This project is focused on enabling and improving climate change advocacy across Asia, and strengthened policy and advocacy work on key climate issues. Activities will include development of common policy positions, strengthening of climate networks ahead of key advocacy moments, advocacy towards ASEAN negotiators, conducting online campaigns, digital advocacy capacity development, capacity building through appointing coordinator to manage activities Christian Aid Rice Watch Action Network Inc. Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 21833.33 21833.33 21833.33 21833.33 21833.33 21833.33 30000.00 Christian Aid Rice Watch Action Network Inc. 30000.00 Christian Aid Rice Watch Action Network Inc. 34225.00 Christian Aid Rice Watch Action Network Inc. 37000.00 Christian Aid Rice Watch Action Network Inc. GB-CHC-1105851-G1535 Christian Aid CA’s grant will go towards the core costs of TCC’s Secretariat in order to enable the Secretariat to organize and coordinate TCC core activities to increase climate action in the UK, particularly Show the Love in Feb 2023 and preparations for Great Big Green Week in Sept 2023 - the Coalition’s two major moments for mobilizing member organisations and the public and for engaging politicians. In 2022-23, CA’s core grant will also contribute to the development of a new `place-based engagement platform’ which will enable Christian Aid and other TCC member organisations to access information about climate-related activities and groups in every constituency in the UK (so that Christian Aid churches and supporters can be better connected to local climate initiatives and groups). Christian Aid The Climate Coalition Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 17500.00 17500.00 17500.00 17500.00 20000.00 Christian Aid The Climate Coalition 25000.00 Christian Aid The Climate Coalition 12500.00 Christian Aid The Climate Coalition 12500.00 Christian Aid The Climate Coalition GB-CHC-1105851-EE497 Christian Aid Key activities include Faith leaders’ engagement workshops on shaping attitudes, mindset and re-enforce teachings through respective faiths/denomination. Participation in 2022 ,16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, promoting gender equality among the faith community and reducing violence against women. Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds Churches Action in Relief and Development (CARD) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 26250.00 26250.00 26250.00 26250.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Churches Action in Relief and Development (CARD) 20000.00 Christian Aid Churches Action in Relief and Development (CARD) 20000.00 Christian Aid Churches Action in Relief and Development (CARD) 40000.00 Christian Aid Churches Action in Relief and Development (CARD) GB-CHC-1105851-C2484 Christian Aid El proyecto “Fortaleciendo el accionar de la Mesa Nacional de Acceso a la Justicia para población LGTBI (MNAJ-LGTBI) para la promoción y defensa de los Derechos Humanos y la lucha contra la discriminación y la desigualdad” busca Contribuir al desmantelamiento de aquellas estructuras e instituciones que exacerban y perpetúan la desigualdad hacia las personas LGBTQI en Honduras.    El proyecto fortalecera las capacidades tecnicas de gestion de 15 organizaciones OSC LGTBI y beneficiara directamente  a 425 personas LGTBI usuarios de sus servicios.  El proyecto contempla actividades a nivel nacional que se realizaran a nivel de las instancias de DDHH nacionales ubicadas en el municipio del Distrito Cental, Departamento de Francisco Morazan y además se desarrollarán actividades en los departamentos/municipios de Choluteca: Choluteca, Valle: Nacaome, Atlántida: La Ceiba, Tela, Cortés: San Pedro Sula.     Christian Aid SOMOS CDC Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25000.00 25000.00 25000.00 25000.00 25000.00 25000.00 Christian Aid SOMOS CDC 54000.00 Christian Aid SOMOS CDC 25000.00 Christian Aid SOMOS CDC GB-CHC-1105851-G1527 Christian Aid - Wealth tax campaign, focusing on parliamentarians - Building support for tax justice amongst churches - Working with tax justice organisations in support of fairer tax policies.   During the implementation of the project, Christian Aid and Just Money Movement agreed to extend our joint work beyond tax to also work on investment in line with each organisation's piorities. This is reflected by a larger grant, extending the project to tie in with the Partnership period (to 2026) and with greater engagement by JMM in our economic justice work, particularly on business and human rights.  Christian Aid Just Money Movement Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 11000.00 11000.00 11000.00 11000.00 5000.00 Christian Aid Just Money Movement 13000.00 Christian Aid Just Money Movement 13000.00 Christian Aid Just Money Movement 13000.00 Christian Aid Just Money Movement GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1477 Christian Aid The project is focused on integrating climate change adaptation and strengthening gender transformative approaches in the existing microfinance members of the partner – Ganna Unnayan Kendra. The project is designed based on the experience and data that beneficiary selection, disbursement and activity implemented don’t take climate risk into their process. At the same time, women, the majority of borrowers, don’t have a say in deciding on the choice of activities and how the loan amount will be utilised. The project focuses on the following approaches: a. Integrating climate change and gender transformative approach to microfinance. b. Protecting assets of most vulnerable families (around 25% borrowers) from extreme climate risk by strengthening/ mitigating risk activities and linking with social protection schemes of the Govt. c. documentation of guidelines/ tools developed and sharing them with other stakeholders and GUK staff. d. Developing key learning questions, identifying lessons learnt, and sharing with the stakeholders who will take forward the initiative. The project has innovation in refining existing processes and integrating climate change risk & adaptation during the entire cycle of microfinance. The project has built-in research and learning events (such as review meetings, analysis of the microfinance data, etc.) The experiences from the project can be scaled up across the country since microfinance operations cover around 50% of the population. Christian Aid Gana Unnayan Kendra Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 76758.00 76758.00 76758.00 76758.00 65603.00 Christian Aid Gana Unnayan Kendra 45083.00 Christian Aid Gana Unnayan Kendra 40224.00 Christian Aid Gana Unnayan Kendra 25170.00 Christian Aid Gana Unnayan Kendra GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1479 Christian Aid Christian Aid and PODER commit to work in partnership together to achieve change in the following areas/ways: - Seeking a more accountable private sector, particularly in the LAC region. This should include topics such as integrating human rights in the energy transition; gender impacts of corporate human rights abuses: uncovering and addressing structural causes of corporate human rights abuses: and bringing about systemic change.   - Countering private capture of public decision-making and ensuring democratic accountability. Christian Aid Project on Organizing, Development, Education, and Research, Ltd Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 8000.00 8000.00 8000.00 8000.00 8000.00 10000.00 Christian Aid Project on Organizing, Development, Education, and Research, Ltd 10000.00 Christian Aid Project on Organizing, Development, Education, and Research, Ltd 10000.00 Christian Aid Project on Organizing, Development, Education, and Research, Ltd 10000.00 Christian Aid Project on Organizing, Development, Education, and Research, Ltd GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1492 Christian Aid In the North Wollo zone of the Amhara region, different forms of GBV/VAWG such as early marriage (e.g., the prevalence of girls' early marriage was 81.8% (Pathfinder- 2023), and 45% of girls in the Amhara region are married before 14), abduction, and FGM (e.g., with the prevalence of 62% in the region) were the most reported GBV cases. Likewise, physical, or sexual violence or both by an intimate partner is 64.7% among ever-married women (Mesfin A. 2017). These are reinforced by cultural, economic, and religious justifications. Consequently, the various forms of violence resulted in complications attributed to distress and disruption in individuals, families, and communities.  Thus, with the financial support of UN trust Fund Christain aid with ELIDA has been implementing this project in North Wollo with the objective to prevent violence against women (2023 -2026). The project will be embedded with EVAW/G program principles across its different phases. Hence, ELiDA and CA will employ human rights based approach which can be demonstrated in terms of upholding the rights of the people to access at least the available services, promoting the local government authorities to discharge their obligations as duty bearers to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls, focus on the human elements of the women and girls to eliminate discriminatory tendencies while addressing their need, and supporting the people with the belief that they are right holders of the services and entitled to access them. To this end, ELiDA and CA will review the relevant human rights instruments, and conduct assessments to identify where the practices and responses may conflict with the rights of women and girls. Christian Aid UN Women Empathy for Life Integrated Development Assocation Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 118389.90 118389.90 118389.90 118389.90 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1511 Christian Aid Debt Justice is our main partner organisation working on issues of sovereign debt and the unfair global financial system which perpetuates unsustainable debt of poorer countries, and its impacts on poverty.  It is a campaigning, advocacy and awareness raising organisation which also does much to build capacities of wider civil society, in the UK and globally, to understand and advocate on these issues. Christian Aid Debt Justice Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 18750.00 18750.00 18750.00 18750.00 10000.00 Christian Aid Debt Justice 40000.00 Christian Aid Debt Justice 10000.00 Christian Aid Debt Justice 15000.00 Christian Aid Debt Justice GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1523 Christian Aid Core funding to Stamp Out Poverty to support the development and running of the Make Polluters Pay Coalition. Stamp's staff member is acting as network coordinator and this money will contribute towards that capacity and any core costs of getting the coalition established. The aim of the coalition is to increase awareness of the need for funding for loss and damage and create the political pressure to force UK contributions to a fund.  Christian Aid Stamp Out Poverty Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 4800.00 4800.00 4800.00 4800.00 4800.00 7000.00 Christian Aid Stamp Out Poverty 7000.00 Christian Aid Stamp Out Poverty 5000.00 Christian Aid Stamp Out Poverty 5000.00 Christian Aid Stamp Out Poverty GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1566 Christian Aid CREALA  is an initiative that will be developed in Honduras and Guatemala in the Central American isthmus of Latin America. It develops two of the priority objectives for Latin America: resilience and climate impact, from a local to a global approach.CREALA is implemented by two partners, ACCH and CASM. It incorporates direct actions with 200 small families of basic grains and coffee producers, influencing their livelihoods with the incorporation of good adaptation practices for climate monitoring and community organisation. At the same time, advocacy processes on the climate agenda with a reach of some 20,000 people addressed in local and regional platforms such as the Vulnerable Central America Forum, FOSPA, CANLA and others.  These platforms will become social channels for consultation, awareness raising, exchange, cohesion and action on the climate agenda in the region.  In terms of advocacy and lobbying, the project will contribute to improving the visibility of the demands and perspectives of vulnerable population segments in the face of climate change in national, regional and international decision-making spaces. To this end, it will increase the participation and improve the capacity of civil society organisations in the region (Latin America and the Caribbean) to participate in national consultation processes and in institutionalised regional and international spaces in which the governments of countries in the region debate and adopt decisions that to a large extent determine the sustainability, destruction or improvement of the livelihoods of communities. The project identifies the nexus between gender equality, social inclusion and climate justice. It includes greater participation of women and youth in these networks, as well as contributing to strengthening women's leadership in advocacy spaces. Women will be made visible in the front line for the defence of territories, their contribution to the care of society and ecosystems, ecofeminism, criminalisation of women human rights defenders and the rights of indigenous peoples (the project will work with indigenous Chortis women in Honduras). Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22579.60 22579.60 22579.60 22579.60 22579.60 40116.57 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt 42781.51 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt 20000.00 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt 10000.00 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1567 Christian Aid CREALA  is an initiative that will be developed in Honduras and Guatemala in the Central American isthmus of Latin America. It develops two of the priority objectives for Latin America: resilience and climate impact, from a local to a global approach. CREALA  is implemented by two partners, ACCH and CASM. It incorporates direct actions with 200 small families of basic grains and coffee producers, influencing their livelihoods with the incorporation of good adaptation practices for climate monitoring and community organisation. At the same time, advocacy processes on the climate agenda with a reach of some 20,000 people addressed in local and regional platforms such as the Vulnerable Central America Forum, FOSPA, CANLA and others.  These platforms will become social channels for consultation, awareness raising, exchange, cohesion and action on the climate agenda in the region.  In terms of advocacy and lobbying, the project will contribute to improving the visibility of the demands and perspectives of vulnerable population segments in the face of climate change in national, regional and international decision-making spaces. To this end, it will increase the participation and improve the capacity of civil society organisations in the region (Latin America and the Caribbean) to participate in national consultation processes and in institutionalised regional and international spaces in which the governments of countries in the region debate and adopt decisions that to a large extent determine the sustainability, destruction or improvement of the livelihoods of communities. The project identifies the nexus between gender equality, social inclusion and climate justice. It includes greater participation of women and youth in these networks, as well as contributing to strengthening women's leadership in advocacy spaces. Women will be made visible in the front line for the defence of territories, their contribution to the care of society and ecosystems, ecofeminism, criminalisation of women human rights defenders and the rights of indigenous peoples (the project will work with indigenous Chortis women in Honduras). Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 29000.00 29000.00 29000.00 29000.00 29000.00 60000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 60000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita 25000.00 Christian Aid Comision de Accion Social Menonita GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1589 Christian Aid This project aims to "Strengthen the resilience of poor and vulnerable populations affected by the security crisis and the effects of climate change in Burkina Faso" through the following specific objective The living conditions of vulnerable local populations in 14 communes in the Centre-North and Sahel regions are improved.To achieve this, a theory of change (ToC) is built around approaches that will allow the consortium to: (i) Restore livelihoods through non-productive and productive social safety net activities. This will mainly involve the distribution of small ruminants, village poultry farming, distribution of agropastoral inputs and unconditional cash to vulnerable households. It will also aim to protect livelihoods through the strengthening of productive capacities thanks to the development of agropastoral areas, the recovery of degraded land and the inclusion of climate scenarios in the Communal Development Plans (CDP) and the distribution of agropastoral inputs. These actions will contribute to the strengthening and protection of livelihoods and also to the productive capacities of vulnerable households, including displaced persons.(ii) On the other hand, the use of productive social nets to protect livelihoods as well as labor-intensive work (HIMO), which will be carried out in collaboration with the communes, will be a source of financial resources to strengthen the financial capacities of targets. These HIMO activities constitute temporary rural employment opportunities for IDPs and communities. The beneficiaries of these activities (labour-based and productive social nets) will be organized upstream and downstream of the activities to enable them to make good use of the resources they receive. The adoption of this strategy will lead them to strengthen their financial capacities in the medium term and to insert themselves into local economic circuits.(iii) In addition, the consortium will work in collaboration with the communes for the emergence and revitalization of functional quality communal social services through support for the provision of quality human and material resources. This prerequisite will make it possible to have a good single social register of the vulnerability of people at the level of each commune, on which the consortium will rely to operationalize the non-productive social nets for the benefit of vulnerable people in order to strengthen social protection for vulnerable households and people with low production capacity at the level of their respective communes.  In view of the context, particular emphasis will be placed on conflict sensitivity through the "Do no harm" approach for the prevention of conflicts related to the implementation of project activities..  Christian Aid European Commission Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 231280.67 231280.67 231280.67 231280.67 231280.67 28000.00 Christian Aid Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés 300000.00 Christian Aid Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés 70200.07 Christian Aid Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés 1422.00 Christian Aid Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés 331727.77 Christian Aid Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés 115888.32 Christian Aid Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1597 Christian Aid The decisions agreed at COP 26 made progress towards addressing the climate crisis but fell short of key expectations and asks of the vulnerable countries, including the Africa Group. The COP failed to raise the twice-promised $100bn annual climate funding to vulnerable countries, did not close the mitigation and adaptation ambition gaps in line with staying below 1.5°C. At COP29 country parties failed to agree to scale up climate finance to the requisite US$1,3trillion via the new collective quantified goal (NCQG) leaving climate-affected countries to the vices of climate catastrophe's and debt as a result of limited capacity to raise climate finance.. The science and message from leaders from vulnerable developing nations and organisations is unequivocal; failure to effectively implement the Paris Agreement and close the mitigation, adaptation, and financial gaps in this decade will mean that the opportunity to make the world safe for the present and future generations will be lost. COP27, 28 and 29 held in Egypt, UAE and Azerbaijan respectively, provided opportunities for the continent to ensure that fair and ambitious outcomes that meet the needs of climate vulnerable countries and communities are met.  Africa remains the most vulnerable continent severely affected by climate change. International climate policy and processes including mobilisation around COPs present opportunities to catalyse green and resilient investments in the continent. Despite the challenges and opportunities presented by climate change, Africa is the least engaged region on climate diplomacy and there is currently minimal public debate on clean energy and climate change. This is because there are structural barriers, including capacity gaps both within national and regional African decision-making bodies, as well as within civil society and other non-state actors that could otherwise support enhanced climate leadership.  Power Shift Africa will help facilitate informed and effective participation of Africa in the global climate change negotiations including at the UNFCCC through building capacities of government officials and CSOs, support effective media campaign and promoting ambitious and equitable positions and demands, and helping to secure a fair, robust and science-based outcomes at COP30. Christian Aid Power Shift Africa Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 35000.00 35000.00 35000.00 35000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Power Shift Africa 30000.00 Christian Aid Power Shift Africa 30000.00 Christian Aid Power Shift Africa 30000.00 Christian Aid Power Shift Africa GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1598 Christian Aid The nexus project is a innovative program that helps to integrate humanitarian, development and peacebuilding aspects. Currently the project locations in northern part of Kenya and Ethiopia it is a cross border project. The project will be implemented by different partners (PACIDA, ASE&CIFA). The partner PACIDA will be engaged in cross border interventions or activities and CIFA will implement in Kenya and ASE will implement the national level interventions' project will have good reputation and will be scale up. Christian Aid Agri-Service Ethiopia Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 187500.00 187500.00 187500.00 187500.00 200000.00 Christian Aid Agri-Service Ethiopia GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1599 Christian Aid Humanitarian, peacebuilding and development project is very important project to scale up and to pilot new innovation to solve communities under climate crisis and conflict. The project will have three out to achieve humanitarian, development and peace building achievements. The project will be implemented by ASE, CIFA and PACIDA among Kenya and Ethiopia borders. Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative and Development Assistance (PACIDA) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 87500.00 87500.00 87500.00 87500.00 131348.00 Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative Development and Assistance (Kenya) 100689.85 Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative Development and Assistance (Kenya) 100689.85 Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative Development and Assistance (Kenya) -100689.85 Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative Development and Assistance (Kenya) 47252.15 Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative Development and Assistance (Kenya) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1600 Christian Aid El objetivo del proyecto es fortalecer los mecanismos de proteccion de flujos migratorios/personas en situacion de movilidad humana internacionales y nacionales, a traves de procesos de identificacion y monitoreo de violaciones de DDHH desarrollados por estructura/redes de jovenes y de promotoras a nivel local y regional de la zona sur de Honduras (fronteriza con Nicaragua) con fines de posicionamiento publico, denuncia de violaciones de DDHH y atenion de casos, para la reinvidacion de los derechos de la poblacion en situacion de movilidad humana. Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 32562.50 32562.50 32562.50 32562.50 65000.00 Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano 5500.00 Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano 45000.00 Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano 14750.00 Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1608 Christian Aid The project seeks to enhance local climate change adaptation actions and access to sustainable energy in Kenya and Kajiado County through empowering women and other marginalized groups while fostering dialogue with power holders. The project also aims at building and strengthening grassroot movements that will advocate and lobby for just energy transition, sustained climate action while holding duty bearers accountable to realize climate justice among the marginalized and most vulnerable community members. At different levels, participatory research will be undertaken to understand drivers limiting local adaptation strategies taking into consideration the on-going initiatives such as the devolved climate financing, climate smart agriculture among others. Qualitative and quantitative approaches tailoring possible remedies to inefficiencies including development of software/app that would aid in early warning and weather information translation for decision making will inform next steps. In the case of influencing power dimensions for women representation and other marginalized groups taking up positions of leadership, sundry strategies will be devised during project inception phase and will explore dialogue with local leadership at ward, sub-county, county and national assembly’s levels including budgeting committees. These will include influencing existing legislations, leveraging on policy moments and processes as well as using local voices to articulate for equality/climate change justice and equity responsive policies, action plans, legislations etc. Community mobilizations will be key to ensure strong local movements through strategies that promote collaboration and shared value among communities, private and civil society organizations. Private sector collaborations in this case will be key towards realization of intended climate responsive actions such as weather-based insurance, provision of quality renewable energy products and fostering partnerships with the local community institutions and government to create sustainability. Christian Aid The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 65000.00 65000.00 65000.00 65000.00 80000.00 Christian Aid The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association 100000.00 Christian Aid The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association 80000.00 Christian Aid The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1611 Christian Aid Joint and collaborative work on policy development, legal-advocacy initiatives and campaigning related to economic justice (tax, business and human rights) and climate justice Christian Aid Global Legal Action Network Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00 Christian Aid Global Legal Action Network 10000.00 Christian Aid Global Legal Action Network 10000.00 Christian Aid Global Legal Action Network 10000.00 Christian Aid Global Legal Action Network GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1615 Christian Aid ACRE: Accelerating Cooperation and Resilience to tackle natural resource challenges in fragile and conflict affected borderlands, using the Humanitarian-Development-Peacebuilding Nexus This project will be implemented in northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia to improve the adaptive capacity of these drought prone communities and focuses primarily on Marsabit County, the largest ASAL county in Kenya as well as the Nyangatom and Dasenech districts of south Omo in Ethiopia. The geographic locations are selected considering the perennial droughts that these areas experienced by the negative impacts of climate change and due to the frequent escalation of border conflict among the pastoral communities that frequently occur as a result of competition towards the dwindling natural resources. The climate change induced prolonged droughts in the borderland area has led to population displacement, changes in the distribution of resources within society, increased gender inequalities, depleted livelihoods, and increased resources scarcity. Christian Aid Community Initiative Facilitation & Assistance-Kenya Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 40000.00 40000.00 40000.00 40000.00 40000.00 74284.00 Christian Aid Community Initiative Facilitation & Assistance-Kenya 71029.82 Christian Aid Community Initiative Facilitation & Assistance-Kenya 53686.00 Christian Aid Community Initiative Facilitation & Assistance-Kenya GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1626 Christian Aid Le projet a pour but de contribuer à accélérer la coopération et la résilience pour relever les défis liés aux ressources naturelles dans les zones frontalières fragiles et touchées par les conflits (ACRE) en utilisant  des approches humanitaires, de développement et de consolidation de la paix  Pour cela, il vise à Renforcer le leadership, l’action et la capacité d’adaptation des communautés marginalisées pour se relever pacifiquement et s’adapter aux défis liés aux ressources naturelles dans les régions frontalières en utilisant des approches humanitaires, de développement et de consolidation de la paix (HDP Nexus)   Christian Aid ADAC: Association pour le Développement et l’appui aux communautés Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 91480.91 91480.91 91480.91 91480.91 174950.14 Christian Aid ADAC: Association pour le Développement et l’appui aux communautés -174950.14 Christian Aid ADAC: Association pour le Développement et l’appui aux communautés 113204.00 Christian Aid ADAC: Association pour le Développement et l’appui aux communautés 61746.14 Christian Aid ADAC: Association pour le Développement et l’appui aux communautés 65054.07 Christian Aid ADAC: Association pour le Développement et l’appui aux communautés 120000.00 Christian Aid ADAC: Association pour le Développement et l’appui aux communautés GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1628 Christian Aid Majority of the rural population in Nigeria survive through farming activities as agriculture employs 70% of the country’s labour force. Unfortunately, the agricultural sector has severely suffered climate change impacts affecting food production and posing threat to food security. The extreme climatic events such as floods, drought and desertification, have reduced the size of arable lands; greatly affecting agricultural production, a situation that has placed many people, especially women and other vulnerable groups in poverty. Climate change also affects energy resources such as biomass and water resources. The intensive use of biomass as cooking energy for many households, the low access to clean and sustainable energy is hindering effective adaption to the impacts of climate change by rural and vulnerable population. This project aims to build the resilience of women and vulnerable groups in local communities to the impacts of climate change particularly in agriculture and energy sector in FCT, Nasarawa and Benue states of Nigeria. This will be done through promotion of sustainable agricultural practices for improved livelihood opportunities and food security for marginalised groups, facilitating access to sustainable energy for local communities. Christian Aid Women Environmental Programme Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 27914.31 27914.31 27914.31 27914.31 99954.61 Christian Aid Women Environmental Programme GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1631 Christian Aid The project seeks to enhance local climate change adaptation actions and access to sustainable energy in Turkana County through empowering women and other marginalized groups while fostering dialogue with power holders. The project also aims at building and strengthening grassroot movements that will advocate and lobby for just energy transition, sustained climate action while holding duty bearers accountable to realize climate justice among the marginalized and most vulnerable community members. At different levels, participatory research will be undertaken to understand drivers limiting local adaptation strategies taking into consideration the on-going initiatives such as the devolved climate financing, climate smart agriculture among others. Qualitative and quantitative approaches tailoring possible remedies to inefficiencies including development of software/app that would aid in early warning and weather information translation for decision making will inform next steps. In the case of influencing power dimensions for women representation and other marginalized groups taking up positions of leadership, sundry strategies will be devised during project inception phase and will explore dialogue with local leadership at ward, sub-county, county and national assembly’s levels including budgeting committees. These will include influencing existing legislations, leveraging on policy moments and processes as well as using local voices to articulate for equality/climate change justice and equity responsive policies, action plans, legislations etc. Community mobilizations will be key to ensure strong local movements through strategies that promote collaboration and shared value among communities, private and civil society organizations. Private sector collaborations in this case will be key towards realization of intended climate responsive actions such as weather-based insurance, provision of quality renewable energy products and fostering partnerships with the local community institutions and government to create sustainability. Christian Aid Friends of Lake Turkana Trust Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 18000.00 18000.00 18000.00 18000.00 18000.00 45000.00 Christian Aid Friends of Lake Turkana Trust 45000.00 Christian Aid Friends of Lake Turkana Trust GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1634 Christian Aid The project has two components- a) Understanding of what is non-economic loss and damage and how non-economic losses and damages can be addressed, which is important as climate-vulnerable countries and marginalised people in those countries disproportionately depend on non-economic goods and services. Moreover, the intangibility of many non-economic losses and damages complicates how they are addressed. b) Supporting some of the non-economic loss and damage in a climate displacement project, supported by BRAC-KfW (German Bank). The project expects to change locally and nationally by providing authoritative assessment and presentation of evidence based on loss and damage that can reach diverse audiences, including academicians, policymakers, and the general public, through accessible findings/ assessments—closing the knowledge gap/ developing products to assist people affected by non-economic loss and damage. The project plans to include policy and advocacy by developing knowledge that can be used to inform decision-making and financing and create a better understanding of the range of impacts of climate shocks. The project will help to address some of the gaps in the Christian Aid Climate Displacement Fund such as access to toilets, livelihood activities, etc. Directly-15000 persons (approximately 49% women; 1 % people with disability) (community resilience component). TBD- research component. In-directly- TBD (will be calculated during the inception once the research project area is identified). Christian Aid Association of Voluntary Actions for Society (AVAS) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 28468.00 28468.00 28468.00 28468.00 103872.00 Christian Aid Association of Voluntary Actions for Society (AVAS) 10000.00 Christian Aid Association of Voluntary Actions for Society (AVAS) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1636 Christian Aid Christian Aid is a long-standing member of Eurodad and enjoys an institutional seat on its board. As a member, Christian Aid benefits from Eurodad's significant technical expertise in the areas of development finance, debt justice, tax justice, climate finance and international financial architecture. Eurodad undertakes advocacy on Christian Aid's behalf in the EU, UN and international finance institutions. In return, Christian provides vital support annually through a flexible grant that can be considered a membership fee or partnership grant that supports Eurodad's core activities and costs.   Christian Aid Eurodad Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 17000.00 17000.00 17000.00 41000.00 Christian Aid Eurodad 10000.00 Christian Aid Eurodad 10000.00 Christian Aid Eurodad GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1656 Christian Aid The project will strengthen capacity of local CSOs to become actors of good governance through third party grants.The project aims to strengthen the EU and its Member State guiding values and principles "to promote civil society space and enhance their support for building capacity of civil society organisations (CSOs), so as to strengthen their voice in the development process and to advance political, social and economic dialogue".  Christian Aid European Commission Manusher Jonno Foundation Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 193104.44 193104.44 193104.44 193104.44 193104.44 22766.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation 110000.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation 175476.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation 59319.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation 60000.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation 17530.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation 220000.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation 111381.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation 50450.00 Christian Aid Manusher Jonno Foundation GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1674 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à renforcer un partenariat de confiance dans lequel les Citoyens participent à la proposition, au contrôle des politiques publiques et les PP rendent effectivement compte au niveau national et dans les 7 provinces ciblées par cette action. Pour y arriver, les produits suivants seront atteints : (P1) : Des cadres de dialogue et de concertation (CCNSC-CCPSC, CLPP-CLGP) fonctionnels, opérationnels et inclusifs entre PP et Citoyens, qui participent avec efficacité aux processus de Conception, Mise en œuvre et Evaluation des politiques publiques; (P2) : Des mécanismes accrus de redevabilité et de transparence des dirigeants inclusifs vis-à-vis des citoyens au niveau national, provincial et local; (P3) : Des OSC/cadres multi acteurs qui mènent des actions complémentaires à travers le soutien aux tiers (microprojets) visant le renforcement de la participation citoyenne notamment des femmes, jeunes et PVH. A long terme, les acquis contribueront au renforcement de la représentativité et participation politique de la femme, des jeunes et des PVH, de la culture démocratique, de la responsabilité, de la transparence et de la mise en œuvre des politiques qui contribuent réellement au bien-être du peuple congolais. Les principales activités d’opérationnalisation des OSC et de Dialogue entre PP et citoyens/OSC (P1) : Appui organisationnel et institutionnel aux cadres de dialogue aux niveaux national et provincial (CCNSC et CCPSC) ainsi qu’au niveau local des ETD (CLGP et CLPP); Renforcement des compétences des OSC sur des thèmes pertinents visant à renforcer l’inclusion des femmes et des jeunes; Elaboration des cahiers des charges ; analyse des politiques ; plaidoyer ; suivi et contrôle citoyen); Proposition des politiques, basé sur des analyses participatives, basé aussi sur l’expression directe des populations locales surtout les femmes, les jeunes et toute autre couche de personnes marginalisées, à travers l’outil e-pop en collaboration avec RFI Planète. Activités de redevabilité et transparence (P2) : Formation des autorités et leaders des OSC sur la gouvernance et la participation citoyenne (élaboration et monitoring de budget participatif (Province et ETD), redevabilité, thèmes transversaux-Genre, Environnement, Approche basée sur les droits humains, Do no harm, No one left behind, etc.); Organisation des espaces de dialogue et d’échanges entre autorités locales et citoyens à travers des Tribunes d’expression populaire (TEP), réunions et ateliers de réflexion, débats citoyens, Hub communautaires, etc. ; Expérimentation « Prési-Gouvemètre», comme outil de monitoring de la gouvernance. Activités de subventions aux tiers (P3) : Accorder des micros-subventions aux OSC multi-acteurs (tiers) afin de mener des actions complémentaires contribuant à l’atteinte de l’objectif et/ou produits attendus de la présente action. Christian Aid European Commission EGLISE ANGLICAN DU CONGO Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 57411.04 57411.04 57411.04 57411.04 144127.00 Christian Aid EGLISE ANGLICAN DU CONGO 81038.00 Christian Aid EGLISE ANGLICAN DU CONGO 20163.00 Christian Aid EGLISE ANGLICAN DU CONGO GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1675 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à renforcer un partenariat de confiance dans lequel les Citoyens participent à la proposition, au contrôle des politiques publiques et les PP rendent effectivement compte au niveau national et dans les 7 provinces ciblées par cette action. Pour y arriver, les produits suivants seront atteints : (P1) : Des cadres de dialogue et de concertation (CCNSC-CCPSC, CLPP-CLGP) fonctionnels, opérationnels et inclusifs entre PP et Citoyens, qui participent avec efficacité aux processus de Conception, Mise en œuvre et Evaluation des politiques publiques; (P2) : Des mécanismes accrus de redevabilité et de transparence des dirigeants inclusifs vis-à-vis des citoyens au niveau national, provincial et local; (P3) : Des OSC/cadres multi acteurs qui mènent des actions complémentaires à travers le soutien aux tiers (microprojets) visant le renforcement de la participation citoyenne notamment des femmes, jeunes et PVH. A long terme, les acquis contribueront au renforcement de la représentativité et participation politique de la femme, des jeunes et des PVH, de la culture démocratique, de la responsabilité, de la transparence et de la mise en œuvre des politiques qui contribuent réellement au bien-être du peuple congolais. Les principales activités d’opérationnalisation des OSC et de Dialogue entre PP et citoyens/OSC  (P1) : Appui organisationnel et institutionnel aux cadres de dialogue aux niveaux national et provincial (CCNSC et CCPSC) ainsi qu’au niveau local des ETD (CLGP et CLPP); Renforcement des compétences des OSC sur des thèmes pertinents visant à renforcer l’inclusion des femmes et des jeunes; Elaboration des cahiers des charges ; analyse des politiques ; plaidoyer ; suivi et contrôle citoyen); Proposition des politiques, basé sur des analyses participatives, basé aussi sur l’expression directe des populations locales surtout les femmes, les jeunes et toute autre couche de personnes marginalisées, à travers l’outil e-pop en collaboration avec RFI Planète. Activités de redevabilité et transparence (P2) : Formation des autorités et leaders des OSC sur la gouvernance et la participation citoyenne (élaboration et monitoring de budget participatif (Province et ETD), redevabilité, thèmes transversaux-Genre, Environnement, Approche basée sur les droits humains, Do no harm, No one left behind, etc.); Organisation des espaces de dialogue et d’échanges entre autorités locales et citoyens à travers des Tribunes d’expression populaire (TEP), réunions et ateliers de réflexion, débats citoyens, Hub communautaires, etc. ; Expérimentation « Prési-Gouvemètre», comme outil de monitoring de la gouvernance. Activités de subventions aux tiers  (P3) : Accorder des micros-subventions aux OSC multi-acteurs (tiers) afin de mener des actions complémentaires contribuant à l’atteinte de l’objectif et/ou produits attendus de la présente action.  Christian Aid CDJP MATADI Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 13253.13 13253.13 13253.13 13253.13 37340.00 Christian Aid CDJP MATADI 25130.00 Christian Aid CDJP MATADI GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1676 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à renforcer un partenariat de confiance dans lequel les Citoyens participent à la proposition, au contrôle des politiques publiques et les PP rendent effectivement compte au niveau national et dans les 7 provinces ciblées par cette action. Pour y arriver, les produits suivants seront atteints : (P1) : Des cadres de dialogue et de concertation (CCNSC-CCPSC, CLPP-CLGP) fonctionnels, opérationnels et inclusifs entre PP et Citoyens, qui participent avec efficacité aux processus de Conception, Mise en œuvre et Evaluation des politiques publiques; (P2) : Des mécanismes accrus de redevabilité et de transparence des dirigeants inclusifs vis-à-vis des citoyens au niveau national, provincial et local; (P3) : Des OSC/cadres multi acteurs qui mènent des actions complémentaires à travers le soutien aux tiers (microprojets) visant le renforcement de la participation citoyenne notamment des femmes, jeunes et PVH. A long terme, les acquis contribueront au renforcement de la représentativité et participation politique de la femme, des jeunes et des PVH, de la culture démocratique, de la responsabilité, de la transparence et de la mise en œuvre des politiques qui contribuent réellement au bien-être du peuple congolais. Les principales activités d’opérationnalisation des OSC et de Dialogue entre PP et citoyens/OSC  (P1) : Appui organisationnel et institutionnel aux cadres de dialogue aux niveaux national et provincial (CCNSC et CCPSC) ainsi qu’au niveau local des ETD (CLGP et CLPP); Renforcement des compétences des OSC sur des thèmes pertinents visant à renforcer l’inclusion des femmes et des jeunes; Elaboration des cahiers des charges ; analyse des politiques ; plaidoyer ; suivi et contrôle citoyen); Proposition des politiques, basé sur des analyses participatives, basé aussi sur l’expression directe des populations locales surtout les femmes, les jeunes et toute autre couche de personnes marginalisées, à travers l’outil e-pop en collaboration avec RFI Planète. Activités de redevabilité et transparence (P2) : Formation des autorités et leaders des OSC sur la gouvernance et la participation citoyenne (élaboration et monitoring de budget participatif (Province et ETD), redevabilité, thèmes transversaux-Genre, Environnement, Approche basée sur les droits humains, Do no harm, No one left behind, etc.); Organisation des espaces de dialogue et d’échanges entre autorités locales et citoyens à travers des Tribunes d’expression populaire (TEP), réunions et ateliers de réflexion, débats citoyens, Hub communautaires, etc. ; Expérimentation « Prési-Gouvemètre», comme outil de monitoring de la gouvernance. Activités de subventions aux tiers  (P3) : Accorder des micros-subventions aux OSC multi-acteurs (tiers) afin de mener des actions complémentaires contribuant à l’atteinte de l’objectif et/ou produits attendus de la présente action.  Christian Aid CDJP KENGE Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20828.84 20828.84 20828.84 20828.84 61042.00 Christian Aid CDJP KENGE 30284.00 Christian Aid CDJP KENGE 11375.00 Christian Aid CDJP KENGE GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1677 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à renforcer un partenariat de confiance dans lequel les Citoyens participent à la proposition, au contrôle des politiques publiques et les PP rendent effectivement compte au niveau national et dans les 7 provinces ciblées par cette action. Pour y arriver, les produits suivants seront atteints : (P1) : Des cadres de dialogue et de concertation (CCNSC-CCPSC, CLPP-CLGP) fonctionnels, opérationnels et inclusifs entre PP et Citoyens, qui participent avec efficacité aux processus de Conception, Mise en œuvre et Evaluation des politiques publiques; (P2) : Des mécanismes accrus de redevabilité et de transparence des dirigeants inclusifs vis-à-vis des citoyens au niveau national, provincial et local; (P3) : Des OSC/cadres multi acteurs qui mènent des actions complémentaires à travers le soutien aux tiers (microprojets) visant le renforcement de la participation citoyenne notamment des femmes, jeunes et PVH. A long terme, les acquis contribueront au renforcement de la représentativité et participation politique de la femme, des jeunes et des PVH, de la culture démocratique, de la responsabilité, de la transparence et de la mise en œuvre des politiques qui contribuent réellement au bien-être du peuple congolais. Les principales activités d’opérationnalisation des OSC et de Dialogue entre PP et citoyens/OSC (P1) : Appui organisationnel et institutionnel aux cadres de dialogue aux niveaux national et provincial (CCNSC et CCPSC) ainsi qu’au niveau local des ETD (CLGP et CLPP); Renforcement des compétences des OSC sur des thèmes pertinents visant à renforcer l’inclusion des femmes et des jeunes; Elaboration des cahiers des charges ; analyse des politiques ; plaidoyer ; suivi et contrôle citoyen); Proposition des politiques, basé sur des analyses participatives, basé aussi sur l’expression directe des populations locales surtout les femmes, les jeunes et toute autre couche de personnes marginalisées, à travers l’outil e-pop en collaboration avec RFI Planète. Activités de redevabilité et transparence (P2) : Formation des autorités et leaders des OSC sur la gouvernance et la participation citoyenne (élaboration et monitoring de budget participatif (Province et ETD), redevabilité, thèmes transversaux-Genre, Environnement, Approche basée sur les droits humains, Do no harm, No one left behind, etc.); Organisation des espaces de dialogue et d’échanges entre autorités locales et citoyens à travers des Tribunes d’expression populaire (TEP), réunions et ateliers de réflexion, débats citoyens, Hub communautaires, etc. ; Expérimentation « Prési-Gouvemètre», comme outil de monitoring de la gouvernance. Activités de subventions aux tiers (P3) : Accorder des micros-subventions aux OSC multi-acteurs (tiers) afin de mener des actions complémentaires contribuant à l’atteinte de l’objectif et/ou produits attendus de la présente action.  Christian Aid CDJP KIKWIT Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 27107.91 27107.91 27107.91 27107.91 28856.00 Christian Aid CDJP KIKWIT 15239.00 Christian Aid CDJP KIKWIT 6961.00 Christian Aid CDJP KIKWIT GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1679 Christian Aid The SCLR model necessarily entails an initial investment in a smaller number of rights holders, as they gain the experience and skills required to lead and deliver improvements for their communities.  The return on this is that the community groups remain established and in a position to continue delivering far beyond the life of the project.    The project aims to reach, at a minimum, 250 people over the three years with at least 50% women directly benefiting from the project .  As community leaders, there is a clear multiplier effect, which will be explored through monitoring and evaluation over the course of the project.  In addition to community members, the project will also indirectly impact the wider community. Other main stakeholders will include popular committees,16 UNRWA, Palestinian NGOs and community-based associations e.g. sports, scouts, cultural clubs etc. who will be engaged to mobilise the community and spread the word about the project to ensure all different groups are informed and engaged in the project.   In the first year, workshops will be conducted to inform the crisis-affected communities about the project including its objectives, budget and limitations. Posters will be displayed and distributed to advertise the project and invite people to apply. The local community will be informed of safeguarding and complaint mechanisms.  According to a recent post-distribution monitoring report (PDM)17 which included a review of preferred feedback and complaints mechanisms, 84% of people knew how to submit feedback or complaints about the project. Most people’s preferred mechanism was direct contact, i.e. face to face meetings, and the use of complaint boxes. As an additional mechanism, AN will also activate a  hotline number (with WhatsApp) which will be shared with the public.    CA and AN are committed to reaching up to 250 people over the three years and this will be kept under review depending on interest. The distribution of the people reached across the three camps will be dependent on the interest and capacities of those engaged in the initial phase of the project. To ensure involvement of a diverse range of people CA and AN are committed to include at least 60% females, 40% young people, 5% people with disabilities and 5% elderly people. Christian Aid Church of Sweden Association Najdeh Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 167029.83 167029.83 167029.83 167029.83 20000.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 101722.30 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 101722.30 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 944059.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 17714.29 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 33050.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 944077.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 1100000.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 1100000.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 57983.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh 15000.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh -1100000.00 Christian Aid Association Najdeh GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1697 Christian Aid The project will build on the successes of the novel LGA UHC approach implemented in Keffi LGA of Nasarawa State to consolidate the gains and extend the approach to two LGAs (Area Councils) in the FCT. The scope of the project will be expanded to include community case identification of malnutrition in children and linkage to treatment. The project will be implemented in 5 wards in Keffi Local Government Areas (LGAs) of Nasarawa State and 4 Wards each in Bwari and Gwagwalada Area Councils (ACs) of FCT. The project will entail (a) identification of malnutrition cases and referrals for treatment; (b) sensitization of caregivers of children with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) on nutrition best practices and the benefits of health insurance (c) support for the care givers of children with SAM to establish contributory platforms for gathering premium for health insurance uptake; (d) sensitization and mobilization of community members to increase health insurance uptake; (e) advocacy for the adoption of poor and vulnerable community members by religious and informal sector organizations and influential community members; (f) engagement of existing community contributory platforms such as Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA), cooperative societies to advocate for the use of the platforms to collect premiums for their members; (g) creating and interface for the government agencies and service providers to discuss and resolve supply side issues; (h) building the capacity of FCT health insurance agency on resource mobilization; and (i) tracking the disbursement and utilization of Basic Health Care Provision Fund (BHCPF) using the citizen-led BHCPF accountability framework. Christian Aid Development Governance International Foundation Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 33333.33 33333.33 33333.33 50000.00 Christian Aid Development Governance International Foundation 50000.00 Christian Aid Development Governance International Foundation GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1738 Christian Aid The main objective of the project is to increase the resilience of families and their productive units, with an agro-ecological approach, reducing climate vulnerability by initiating a pilot process of community climate monitoring and the implementation of a basket of adaptation and mitigation technologies involving: biodigesters, productive roofs, septic tanks, water reservoirs, rainwater harvesting, composting and productive diversification to improve food security and quality of life, especially for women.    It contributes directly to overcoming poverty by increasing the resilience of poor rural communities, especially those vulnerable to climate change. It especially engages women, who are the most marginalised among the excluded population, to position them as community leaders with management and advocacy skills.   To achieve the objective, we will strengthen the organisational, technical, climate monitoring, productive and market capacities of rural families linked to the Association of Rural Women of San Gil and the Ecomercado for climate change adaptation and food security.  The strategy proposed for the achievement of the objective includes the components of training from the Agroecological Peasant School with its dialogue of knowledge; technical assistance with agroecological promoters with the farmer-to-farmer methodology and learning by doing; seed capital for the implementation of the basket of low-cost technologies and organisational strengthening.  The sustainability of the project is related to the strengthening of the capacities of the organisations in the knowledge and implementation of sustainable technologies that strengthen the peasant economy (knowledge, production, marketing); as well as the generation of instruments, equipment, infrastructure, methodologies, protocols, that allow them to strengthen their training and empowerment processes. Christian Aid CORAMBIENTE Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22050.00 22050.00 22050.00 22050.00 22050.00 28000.00 Christian Aid CORAMBIENTE 31000.00 Christian Aid CORAMBIENTE 2500.00 Christian Aid CORAMBIENTE 2500.00 Christian Aid CORAMBIENTE 46250.00 Christian Aid CORAMBIENTE GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1739 Christian Aid El proyecto tiene dos grandes objetivo:  Objective One: Build climate-resilient communities and provide clean energy Christian Aid and our partners will directly work with marginalised families, to promote a transfer to clean energy  with the introduction of community appropriate technologies such as biodigesters and eco-efficient stoves. This work will run alongside agroforestry activities related to climate change adaptation, like diversifying crops and introducing small livestock such as goats and sheep. By promoting diverse crops, we will be providing food security in the short-term, and in the long-term, more ambitiously, we aim to produce profitable crops within an inclusive market system. Before this work takes place, a needs assessment will be carried out with the local communities to identify priorities and context specific adaptations. Objective Two: Develop local, national and international campaigns on the importance of the Colombian Amazon The Colombian Amazon, which covers around 10% of Colombia’s land mass, experienced more than 2.3-million-hectare tree loss between 2002 and 2020. In spite of recent agreements reached at COP27 to curtail deforestation, action isn’t being taken fast enough to reverse the damage it’s caused to the planet. We seek to highlight how important the Amazon is to all our futures, through campaigns in the region and globally. This builds on our work with the custodians of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest, with a specific focus on working with young people. The advocacy process will be linked to local, regional and global networks. It will strengthen the sustainability of the intervent ions to the Amazonian ecosystem and to the recovery of the communities affected by gold mining activities. By the end of this programme, we hope the advocacy networks will continue their activities independantly with partners’ support. Christian Aid BIORED Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 60616.40 60616.40 60616.40 60616.40 46207.00 Christian Aid BIORED 46207.28 Christian Aid BIORED 46700.00 Christian Aid BIORED 27328.02 Christian Aid BIORED 44023.31 Christian Aid BIORED 32000.00 Christian Aid BIORED GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1740 Christian Aid We will achieve the programme goals through two key objectives: Objective One: Build climate-resilient communities and provide clean energy Christian Aid and our partners will directly work with marginalised families, to promote a transfer to clean energy  with the introduction of community appropriate technologies such as biodigesters and eco-efficient stoves. This work will run alongside agroforestry activities related to climate change adaptation, like diversifying crops and introducing small livestock such as goats and sheep. By promoting diverse crops, we will be providing food security in the short-term, and in the long-term, more ambitiously, we aim to produce profitable crops within an inclusive market system. Before this work takes place, a needs assessment will be carried out with the local communities to identify priorities and context specific adaptations. Objective Two: Develop local, national and international campaigns on the importance of the Colombian Amazon The Colombian Amazon, which covers around 10% of Colombia’s land mass, experienced more than 2.3-million-hectare tree loss between 2002 and 2020. In spite of recent agreements reached at COP27 to curtail deforestation, action isn’t being taken fast enough to reverse the damage it’s caused to the planet. We seek to highlight how important the Amazon is to all our futures, through campaigns in the region and globally. This builds on our work with the custodians of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest, with a specific focus on working with young people. Christian Aid See Change Trust CLIMALAB Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30078.08 30078.08 30078.08 30078.08 37246.00 Christian Aid CLIMALAB 37246.06 Christian Aid CLIMALAB 30820.24 Christian Aid CLIMALAB 15000.00 Christian Aid CLIMALAB GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1742 Christian Aid The project provides a platform for activists and Community Based Organisations in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique and Swaziland, to be given financial support, accompaniment and solidarity in telling stories of their struggles. The project compliments CA advocacy and policy work by other regional partners All Africa Conference of Churches, Side-by-Side and Tax Justice Network Africa. There are concrete plans to: > Consolidate the groups that have already been trained in these countries, > Strengthen the moderation and coordination mechanisms, and > Expand the training to areas where there is interest. A new initiative called Yetu Collective, will strengthen the project through the following platforms: > Mamela.org is envisaged as an online home for those organisations and activists without their own websites - a platform where grassroots groups and movements can publish their content online and share it with journalists, as well as offering progressive Civil Society activists a space to promote their views and giving journalists access to a database of content experts. > Vuka.news is envisaged as a ‘landing page from below’ - a platform where news, opinion and resources from progressive websites (NGOs, Unions, Alternative media, and Mamaela.org) is aggregated and promoted to an audience that each website cannot reach alone. Christian Aid ACT Ubumbano Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 23360.00 23360.00 23360.00 23360.00 Christian Aid ACT Ubumbano 23360.00 Christian Aid ACT Ubumbano 23360.00 Christian Aid ACT Ubumbano GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1755 Christian Aid Aim: Women and marginalised people facing the worst impacts of the climate crises are more resilient to existing and future climate shocks and have enhanced food security. Key Target Populations: Rural women, socially excluded people (such as people with disabilities, people living with HIV, people who use drugs, sex workers, LGBTQI populations, young people (people under 35), older people and people marginalised due to their religion or ethnicity), indigenous people, forest-dwelling people and pastoralist communities Global Outcomes: > Rural and marginalised people, particularly women transition to climate resilient food systems and collectively organise to support food, energy and income security > Women and marginalised people design & implement locally-led early warning and early action to reduce loss and damage and increase resilience and food security in the face of climate shocks and stresses > Women and marginalised people have increased voice, strengthened agency and leadership to challenge unjust power systems and holders and claim/create space to reduce their vulnerability to loss and damage, climate shocks and build their resilience > Solidarity with and support to CSO partners strengthens their capacity to hold to account, enhance and support the responsiveness of duty bearers to national climate emergencies > A Southern-led, feminist climate justice movement mobilised and strengthened to amplify civil society & grassroots voices to influence and transform national, regional and global agendas and action on climate justice Christian Aid Women's Network for Environmental Sustainability Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 74894.50 74894.50 74894.50 74894.50 110028.92 Christian Aid Women's Network for Environmental Sustainability 29971.08 Christian Aid Women's Network for Environmental Sustainability 82896.73 Christian Aid Women's Network for Environmental Sustainability 20000.00 Christian Aid Women's Network for Environmental Sustainability GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1761 Christian Aid This project is funded by the Ukraine CA appeal. The project purpose is to bring activities (funded by DEC during p1 and p2a) to an end in a sustainable way.  Christian Aid Asociatia Societatea de Caritate Blythswood Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 34985.50 34985.50 35000.00 Christian Aid Asociatia Societatea de Caritate Blythswood 25000.00 Christian Aid Asociatia Societatea de Caritate Blythswood GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1763 Christian Aid CCSL focuses predominantly on issues of truth, justice and freedom and take their responsibility as ‘moral guarantor for the peace of our nation very seriously, realizing that peace can thrive beyond the absence of war and conflict. It is in justice, truth, and freedom that peace is derived.  As a Church CCSL advocates on socio-political factors that affect the ordinary person especially access to basic social services – the ‘bread-and-butter’ issues. CCSL had wide range of experience in peace building, relief, rehabilitation, conflict management, post conflict development and has practical experiences of managing related projects within these domain. Christian Aid CCSL-Council of Churches in Sierra Leone Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 66666.67 66666.67 66666.67 41465.00 Christian Aid CCSL-Council of Churches in Sierra Leone 15235.00 Christian Aid CCSL-Council of Churches in Sierra Leone 53333.33 Christian Aid CCSL-Council of Churches in Sierra Leone 36000.00 Christian Aid CCSL-Council of Churches in Sierra Leone 11250.00 Christian Aid CCSL-Council of Churches in Sierra Leone GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1765 Christian Aid The project gives more focus on climate adaptation and sustainable energy. The local lead climate adaptation and promotion will be focused on gender justice specifically women economic justice is zoomed in through the engagement of women led village economic, social and associations (VESA).    Christian Aid Agri-Service Ethiopia Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50000.00 50000.00 50000.00 50000.00 100000.00 Christian Aid Agri-Service Ethiopia 100000.00 Christian Aid Agri-Service Ethiopia GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1766 Christian Aid The project aims to create a dynamic that will empower young people, vulnerable women and women displaced by insecurity. To achieve this, WEP will use a "Do-It-Yourself" policy with its beneficiaries, who will be identified on the basis of a selection grid. Investment, capacity-building, advocacy and promotion of popular CDNs will be undertaken for the benefit of these beneficiaries.The project will help to protect the environment and increase the financial capacity of women in peri-urban and rural areas, including internally displaced persons. It will also contribute to the promotion of climate justice and the involvement of CSOs in the NDC review process in Burkina Faso. The project intends to recycle unused residues, transforming them mainly into biochar and briquettes, and also using them to run the biodigester. The biochar produced will be used to fertilise poor soils. The briquettes produced will be used as cooking fuel by the women, but also sold by them to generate income. The biodigester will have two, or even multiple, uses: it will provide bioenergy for lighting, fuel for the women's cooking, and also fertiliser thanks to the bio-digestate. Two biodigesters are planned as part of this project, one at the WEP agroecological centre (central region) and the other in the commune of Laye (central plateau region). The project therefore contributes to CABF's three strategic objectives in that it addresses resilience, the promotion of renewable energy and gender equality. By increasing women's economic power, they will be better regarded by their husbands and even in the village. What's more, in the two regions of Plateau Central and Centre, women do not have the right to own land. They have access to it through their husbands for annual crops (groundnuts, cowpeas, sorrel, etc.). As part of a project implemented by WEP on "food sovereignty and women's leadership", advocacy work was carried out with customary authorities and landowners to improve women farmers' access to land. This project, which has achieved a number of results, is due to end in March 2024. This project will reinforce the advocacy work carried out under the above-mentioned project. This will facilitate the granting and securing of land for the targeted groups. In addition, the project will help women and displaced people to obtain and secure their land in order to avoid evictions and land disputes after the project. During the project, capacity-building sessions will be held for beneficiaries on agricultural production techniques, marketing, installation of solar equipment, women's leadership, CDNs and advocacy techniques Christian Aid WEP BURKINA Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 75535.48 75535.48 75535.48 75000.00 Christian Aid WEP BURKINA 50000.00 Christian Aid WEP BURKINA 1606.44 Christian Aid WEP BURKINA 100000.00 Christian Aid WEP BURKINA GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1776 Christian Aid The impacts of climate change on agriculture and surrounding ecosystems are projected to result in serious socio-economic implications for the 456,640 people living in Rutana Province. Economic models suggest that Burundi could lose over 2% of its GDP each year due to climate change related losses by 2030, and an even greater proportion thereafter.  Drought scenarios show significant monetary losses for Burundi from crop loss and damage on yearly basis.  Smallholders will be the most affected group due to their lack of assets to buffer shocks and limited access to the information, new technologies, finance, and government services needed to undertake adaptive actions. In response to these climate change threats, integrated adaptation measures are needed to enhance the resilience of the landscape in Rutana Province, which will sustain the agricultural production and enable sustainable growth of the region in a manner that reduces poverty, increases resilience, and achieves food security. The project’s objective is to lead to a paradigm shift in land management practices from reliance on landscapes that are degraded, fragile and unable to sustain livelihoods. The intervention will restore ecosystem function and build community resilience to enhance livelihoods, food, and water security of the most vulnerable rural population. The project outcomes that will result in the achievement of this objective are: Outcome 1: Strengthened awareness of climate threats and risk-reduction processes; Outcome 2:  Strengthened adaptive capacity for FFPO’s and reduced exposure to climate risks. Outcome 3. CSO are strengthened to advocate for international, regional national CC commitments implementation In order to achieve the three objectives, the project will pursue an integrated resilience approach that is adaptive and able to support transformation and innovative processes. The project’s Theory of Change shows how degraded and climate sensitive landscapes will be transformed by adaptive land management practices and technologies to build resilience of agro-ecological systems and livelihoods.  Christian Aid Services Anglicans pour le Developpement Communautaire Durable SADC Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 70867.00 70867.00 70867.00 97601.00 Christian Aid Services Anglicans pour le Developpement Communautaire Durable SADC 100000.00 Christian Aid Services Anglicans pour le Developpement Communautaire Durable SADC 15000.00 Christian Aid Services Anglicans pour le Developpement Communautaire Durable SADC GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1777 Christian Aid The Sexual and Gender Based Violences (SGBV) including harmful traditional practices (HTPs) in the Amhara region include but not limited to female genital mutilation (FGM), early marriage, abduction, inheritance marriage and rape. The gender inequality level of Mersa Town along with the just ended war in the Region extremely affecting women and girls to expose them to different forms of SGBV. The problem is aggravated by lack of collaboration among the justice system, legal office and other concerned government offices. Physical (domestic violence), Economical (denial of access to resource) and psychological (verbal insult and harassment) violences are the other forms of GBV. Therefore, the objectives of this project are (1) to improve the Knowledge, Attitude and Practice (KAP) of the community towards SGBV and gender inequality through strengthened community-based prevention and response initiatives. (2) to increase the income and livelihoods of women and youth through diversified opportunities including IGAs and SHGs. (3) to improve the Psychosocial wellbeing of conflict affected community and SGBV survivors.  Christian Aid Ethiopian Orthodox Church- Development Inter church Aid Commission Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 90000.00 Christian Aid Ethiopian Orthodox Church- Development Inter church Aid Commission GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1780 Christian Aid APH DEC Phase 2b Christian Aid Disasters Emergency Committee Alliance for Public Health (APH) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 766407.40 766407.40 766407.40 497781.00 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 270453.50 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 3300.00 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 252261.62 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 5500.00 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 157625.68 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 369337.17 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 369337.17 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 245000.00 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 126426.07 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1786 Christian Aid The proposed project seeks to build on the achievements made by the AFAN-CJ from the previous interventions through local, national, regional and global advocacy and community-led initiatives that promote climate justice. This will also promote the growth of the network in membership and increase its visibility in new countries where AACC’s member churches are present. This is in recognition that some countries are not well represented in the membership of the network, especially persons from other religious faiths. This reality militates against broad participation, visibility, and vibrancy in the entire continent. Therefore, the AACC will continue to facilitate and encourage the recruitment of new AFAN-CJ members in countries that are not or least represented in the network and also strengthen their capacity for climate change processes and issues in this new phase of cooperation. The AACC shall endeavor to maintain balanced participation of the youth, women, PWDs, and other faiths beyond Christians and Muslims in the AFAN-CJ. Christian Aid All Africa Conference of Churches Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 56546.67 56546.67 56546.67 55000.00 Christian Aid All Africa Conference of Churches 44640.00 Christian Aid All Africa Conference of Churches 55000.00 Christian Aid All Africa Conference of Churches GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1789 Christian Aid The project will leverage on the role of the church to address the problems described in the section above. Access to health is a social justice issue. Research has shown that Christian mission hospitals and health programs account for about 50% of all healthcare  delivered in Sub-Saharan Africa (Olivier et al. 2015). Churches are subsystems of communities and have been instrumental in the delivery of health services in Zimbabwe. This work is in line with the purpose of the church, which is worship, teaching, fellowship, evangelizing and serving humanity. ZCC will therefore strength the role of the church in improving access to basic health care and SRHR services in targeted communities. The ZCC has an existing Health structure, at Secretariat level it has the Health Desk coordinated by the Health Coordinator. Within communities the ZCC has existing Ecumenical Health Champions who have been instrumental in reaching out to communities with health awareness since 2019. The ZCC has also an existing Health Commission which has the mandate to improve service provision standards and coordination mechanisms by mission health care facilities as well as spearhead high-level policy advocacy and ecumenical executive accompaniment on health. Objectives 1.  To improve SRH knowledge, attitude and practices among adolescent boys and girls and young men and women in targeted communities 2. To increase access to youth and disability friendly SRH services 3.To empower women and girls to take control of their menstrual health and SRH Christian Aid Zimbabwe Council of Churches Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 31250.00 31250.00 31250.00 31250.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Zimbabwe Council of Churches 50000.00 Christian Aid Zimbabwe Council of Churches 50000.00 Christian Aid Zimbabwe Council of Churches GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1795 Christian Aid The initiative will promote the Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) of women, girls, youths, and PWDs through advancing gender justice in Mangwe and Bubi by 2024. The project will address several challenges related to gender inequality, poverty, and SRHR using a three-pronged approach: Increase awareness of basic health, hygiene, SRHR, and services in the targeted communities Promote the adoption of safe practices that promote gender equality, challenge harmful gender norms, and address stigma and discrimination at the community level Create and utilize existing spaces for women, girls, and PWDs to engage with service providers and duty bearers for adoption, budgeting, implementation, and prioritization of gender-just health services at subnational and national levels. The target group will be capacitated to participate in budget consultative meetings at the subnational level so that they raise their issues of concern. Platforms will be provided for participation in pre and post-budget meetings organised by CWGH and other CSOs including Poverty Reduction Trust (PRT) Christian Aid Community Working Group on Health Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 35000.00 35000.00 35000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Community Working Group on Health 30000.00 Christian Aid Community Working Group on Health 25000.00 Christian Aid Community Working Group on Health GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1806 Christian Aid The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) based at the Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) was created in 2009 and has already established itself as a leading centre for conducting state of the art research and providing training and capacity building, on tackling climate change, to government and non-government actors in least developed countries (LDCs). It is a leading research institute, based in Bangladesh, working on climate change related issues, not limited to the national context, but also conducting research and advocacy globally. ICCCAD’s Loss and Damage Programme is based on 3 main pillars which include Research, Capacity Building and Advocacy activities. ICCCAD’s Loss & Damage Research portfolio predominantly focuses on non-economic loss and damage (NELD), which we now frame as Value Based Loss & Damage (VBLnD). This allows us to go beyond a normative understanding of climate impacts and varies across different communities and geographic location. Through this concept, we aim to explore what the affected communities value most and how they can respond to the impacts accordingly.  ICCCAD is going to implement a project titled ‘Evidence based approach to Address Non-Economic aspects of losses and damages (EBAN)’.  Objectives of the Project The project’s general objective is to understand and address the knowledge and capacity gaps of two climatic hotspots in Bangladesh so that an informed NELD response and implementation mechanism can be developed at the country level. Five specific objectives include: 1. To generate new evidence on non economics losses and damages, from local level 2. To strengthen the understanding of NELD through diagnostic assessment of NELD (by creating needs assessment and response framework) 3. To facilitate novel methodologies of measuring losses and damages through Value based approach 4. To provide training and capacity building opportunities to Local and National stakeholders 5. To disseminate this knowledge to global actors and Negotiators help them formulate coherent approach to L&D negotiation within UNFCCC system Christian Aid International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 26915.32 26915.32 26915.32 45950.00 Christian Aid International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) 24366.00 Christian Aid International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) 5000.00 Christian Aid International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1833 Christian Aid The project expects to increase awareness on the importance of and utilization of bamboo as a value chain while providing multiple impacts such as ecological functions and income generation for women and Youth. Christian Aid In Their Lifetime Donors Green Livelihoods Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 87500.00 87500.00 87500.00 87500.00 22464.60 Christian Aid Green Livelihoods 61838.21 Christian Aid Green Livelihoods 72718.21 Christian Aid Green Livelihoods 52667.00 Christian Aid Green Livelihoods 93906.41 Christian Aid Green Livelihoods GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1890 Christian Aid Proporcionar liderazgo técnico en el proyecto ACRE y coordinar las actividades y resultados del proyecto. El objetivo es contribuir a la implementacion efectiva de las acciones desarrolladas en el proyecto ACRE con los socios implementadores: CEDESO, MUDHA, CIUDAD ALTERNATIVA Y GARR Christian Aid Movimiento de Mujeres Domínico-Haitiana Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 10000.00 10000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Movimiento de Mujeres Domínico-Haitiana GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1891 Christian Aid Global Alliance for Tax Justice is a key partner in the PPC Economic Justice Programme Christian Aid Global Alliance for Tax Justice Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00 10000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Global Alliance for Tax Justice 10000.00 Christian Aid Global Alliance for Tax Justice 10000.00 Christian Aid Global Alliance for Tax Justice GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1900 Christian Aid The project, developed from a 5 months phase 1 learning research (Feb - July 2024), aims to enhance women's economic empowerment and resilience in the dairy and livestock value chain in Mudzi district. It will directly reach 3,000 local farmers, with a primary focus on women and youth, and indirectly benefit 12,000 people. The mother's cow project; riding on existing traditional practice looks to enhance inclusive market systems development. The project phase II will be implemented over 36 months (starting October 2024)  and has a robust monitoring, evaluation, and learning framework to share best practices and lessons learned with stakeholders.  This project therefore modifies the mother’s cow to include those without, through subsidized in-calf dairy heifers and a dairy bull. Women with existing cows will the targeted for training on maximising the potential of their assets. This prototype targets 2 existing women's groups (producer group cum ISAL), also linked to livestock bush meal enterprises. The primary participants in the project are women small holder farmers in the targeted wards who make a living from the fragile environment. These direct participants comprise women (65%), men (35%) small holder farmers, priority will be given to ensure 30% youth (including young women) representation. The targeting of women (65%) and youth (30%) in the "Mother's Cow" project is a strategic approach to address gender gaps and drive greater economic empowerment and resilience within the local dairy and livestock value chain. By increasing women's ownership, control, and productive use of dairy, beef, and livestock assets, the project aims to enhance household incomes and nutrition security, Research done indicated that women are most likely going to re-invest to reinvest their earnings into family well-being than men. Engaging youth is crucial for the long-term sustainability of the project, as young people are often more receptive to new technologies and innovative approaches, making them vital agents of change in the agricultural sector. Indirect beneficiaries will include household members, locals supplying input, extension and marketing services to the expanded dairy and beef value chain. A simple computer will be placed at the homestead where the cows will be located and women can access platform loaded with knowledge resources such as cow management, health, nutrition and marketing. Women with cows will be contribute in the procurement of laptops. ICT will be used for groups to manage their business on mobile phones and laptops to allow for web and mobile app, whilst information sharing and marketing will be done using WhatsApp Chatbot. The phase I will ascertain the availability of smart phones among women. Basic capacity building on smart phones will be done at community level. Another CAZ faith partner, Silveira House, will envision the women’s groups such that they are able to conceive a future life without poverty. Christian Aid In Their Lifetime Donors Nyahunure Community Organisation Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 80856.00 80856.00 80856.00 80856.00 80856.00 140268.00 Christian Aid Nyahunure Community Organisation -668.82 Christian Aid Nyahunure Community Organisation 74431.00 Christian Aid Nyahunure Community Organisation GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1902 Christian Aid SID hosts the Civil Society Financing for Development Mechanism, a global network of civil society advocates formally recognised by the United Nations in the Financing for Development processes Christian Aid Society for International Development Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 33333.33 33333.33 33333.33 50000.00 Christian Aid Society for International Development 50000.00 Christian Aid Society for International Development GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1904 Christian Aid The proposed project "Promoting Resilience and Outreach for Community Transformation with Loss and Damage Mitigation" project aims to address and mitigate the adverse impacts of climate change-induced loss and damage, adopting a comprehensive approach that integrates economic and non-economic dimensions. The project unfolds through a series of strategic activities to mitigate the climate-induced loss and damage and enhance the adaptive capacity of marginalized communities in the south-west coastal region. The project recognizes the critical role of agriculture in the community's livelihood and addresses the aftermath of cyclone Amphan by promoting climate-smart agriculture. By addressing both economic and non-economic aspects of loss and damage, the project seeks to empower communities to build resilience, ensuring sustainable development in the face of climate change impacts.   Goal: Strengthening community resilience and response mechanisms in the face of unavoidable climate change impacts through locally led initiatives. Overall Objective: Empowering communities to respond to economic & and non-economic loss and damage including future probabilities due to unavoidable impacts of climate change by locally led resilience-building actions. Outcomes: The project anticipates several outcomes: Outcome 1: Improved resilience among vulnerable families through the provision of compensation for the loss and damage of their assets. Outcome 2: Enhanced preparedness and resilience in beneficiaries, empowering them to manage and mitigate future loss and damage effectively. Outcome 3: Successful implementation of grassroot-level projects in vulnerable areas, fostering resilience and sustainable development. Christian Aid LEDARS-Local Environment Development and Agricultural Research Society Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 8333.33 8333.33 8333.33 25000.00 Christian Aid LEDARS-Local Environment Development and Agricultural Research Society GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1905 Christian Aid ACRE: Accelerating Cooperation and Resilience to tackle natural resource challenges in fragile and conflict affected borderlands, using the Humanitarian-Development-Peacebuilding Nexus This project will be implemented in northern Kenya and southern Ethiopia to improve the adaptive capacity of these drought prone communities and focuses primarily on Marsabit County, the largest ASAL county in Kenya as well as the Nyangatom and Dasenech districts of south Omo in Ethiopia. The geographic locations are selected considering the perennial droughts that these areas experienced by the negative impacts of climate change and due to the frequent escalation of border conflict among the pastoral communities that frequently occur as a result of competition towards the dwindling natural resources. The climate change induced prolonged droughts in the borderland area has led to population displacement, changes in the distribution of resources within society, increased gender inequalities, depleted livelihoods, and increased resources scarcity. Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative Development and Assistance (Kenya) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 23333.33 23333.33 23333.33 50000.00 Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative Development and Assistance (Kenya) 20000.00 Christian Aid Pastoralist Community Initiative Development and Assistance (Kenya) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1919 Christian Aid This project aims to address the pressing issue of regressive policies by International Financial Institutions (IFIs) like The World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF), which contribute to socioeconomic disparities on a regional level in Africa, fueling inequalities. As a build up to the project 'Enhancing National Accountability in Resource Allocations: Towards a People-Centred COVID-19 Recovery', whose research found that IFI policies imposed onto African Governments caused governments to allocate more funds from the COVID-19 Recovery Pack to corporates compared to social sectors benefiting the marginalised groups. Implications of such actions reach far and wide in terms of widening the inequality gap between the poor and rich. Having acknowledged that policies and practices of IFIs significantly influence the national, regional and global economic landscape, it is imperative in this project to tackle this negative influence from IFI policies and practices.  The project will therefore spearhead a comprehensive regional advocacy initiative to address and rectify the adverse impact of regressive IFI policies on socioeconomic inequality within Africa, evaluate the existing policies of major IFIs to identify instances where regressive measures contribute to regional socioeconomic disparities and collaborate with a network of stakeholders, including government officials, civil society organisations and private sector representatives to tackle policies and practices fuelling inequality in Africa. Christian Aid Tax Justice Network - Africa Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22500.00 22500.00 22500.00 22500.00 30000.00 Christian Aid Tax Justice Network - Africa 30000.00 Christian Aid Tax Justice Network - Africa 30000.00 Christian Aid Tax Justice Network - Africa GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1921 Christian Aid Objectives (updated July 2025 based on AA proposal for Year 2 - Jan-Dec 2025)  1)    Protecting the planet and communities living on the front line of climate change. Specifically to support indigenous voices in the climate debate,  supporting indigenous theologies and their role in ecumenical and wider public work, seeking to influence narratives around COP30 and COP31. 2)   2. Support Peace building in S Sudan: Specifically to enable Canon Grace Kaiso to continue his work of peace building in South Sudan, working with faith leaders across the region to enable the church to take on more of a leadership role in the country. 3)   Gender Justice. Development and testing of a short course on Men and Masculinities, for men to come together and discuss issues of masculinity within cultural contexts. The aim of the course is to transform relationships and end gender-based violence, providing a foundational household base for sustainable development. 4) Reimagining power. Collaboration around the Anglican Alliance plans for strengthening national level advocacy through their "reimagining power" work. Christian Aid Anglican Alliance Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 30000.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Alliance 25000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Alliance 50000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Alliance GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1923 Christian Aid L’énergie est au cœur du développement ; Elle ouvre la voie aux investissements, aux innovations et à des secteurs nouveaux qui sont autant de moteurs de créations d’emplois, de croissance inclusive et de prospérité partagé. Cependant, elle est inégalement accessible au Burkina Faso selon les milieux (rural ou urbain) ; selon les régions. L’inégale accessibilité de l’énergie combiné au manque d’espace de production, d’unités de transformations et le faible rendement du peu d’espace exploité à cause des caprices de la pluviométrie, les actions anthropologiques dégradant le sol , la méconnaissance des opportunités qu’offres les techniques d’exploitation agro écologique  et agro économique et le flux massifs des personnes déplacées Internes (PDI) suite à  l’insécurité et aux exactions des hommes armés non identifiés (HANI) sur les populations contribuent à rendre une partie de la population très vulnérable. L’inégale accessibilité de l’énergie contribue à rendre encore plus vulnérables les femmes, les jeunes filles comme les jeunes garçons et les sombre d’avantage dans la pauvreté car elle limite la capacité de production dans certains domaines qui nécessite de l’énergie comme facteur de production. Le Projet d’Energie Renouvelable pour l’Epanouissement de la Femme rurale au Burkina Faso vise à soulager les femmes et les jeunes filles des communes de Mané et de Guibaré y compris les personnes déplacées à l'intérieur du pays en créant des espaces agro écologiques et économiques sûr grâce aux énergies renouvelables. Il contribuera à accroitre l’autonomisation financière et l’épanouissement des femmes rurales en leur permettant de gagner en efficience et durable grâce à une forte interaction entre bénéficiaires et la mise en œuvre de techniques répondant à leurs besoins et leurs possibilités. Cela suppose de mobiliser plusieurs types de compétences scientifiques pour travailler aussi bien sur les techniques elles-mêmes que sur leurs conditions d’appropriation  et construire de nouveaux liens avec  la sécurité alimentaire, la question de l’énergie renouvelable avec des dimensions plus englobant que sont l’amélioration des conditions de vie des populations, la réduction de la pauvreté, la croissance économique ou le développement humain. Christian Aid Association d'Appui et Accompagnement pour le Développement Communautaire (AAADC) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25000.00 25000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Association d'Appui et Accompagnement pour le Développement Communautaire (AAADC) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1931 Christian Aid This year the biodiversity COP summit is to be held in the Colombian city of Cali. This is an important opportunity for advocacy and networking. ClimaLab's central objectives in relation to this conference focus on two aspects: (a) Make visible and amplify the successful experiences and lessons learned linked to the adaptation and conservation of biodiversity from the voices of the communities with which the organization works, thus promoting socio-environmental sustainability at local, national and global level and (b) Articulating efforts with allied organizations to promote discussion and impact on decision-making, mainly associated with the connection between biodiversity and climate, integrating approaches such as gender justice, generational succession, ancestrality and peacebuilding. At the same time there is an immediate need to respond to the environmental crisis caused by recent wildfires in the Colombian peatlands (as a result of the El Niño phenomenon), which has affected communities' access to their right to water (due to damage to community aqueducts). Therefore, a second objective of this project will be to support in the repair of these aqueducts.  Christian Aid CLIMALAB Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 10000.00 10000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid CLIMALAB GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1940 Christian Aid Christian Aid’s signature in Ukraine is cash first, including micro grants through the survivor and community led response (sclr) with the goal to link response, preparedness, and recovery. This project is continuing the approach, delivered by Blythswood's partner Serve Now and Light of Reformation, who have not completed sclr previously.  The survivor and community-led response (sclr) approach encourages and empowers crisis-affected communities to identify and implement initiatives in ways that improve their immediate well-being, addresses root causes to the crisis, strengthen longer-term resilience, and accelerate social cohesion by focusing on the natural creativity and capacities of the affected communities. These communities fund initiatives using community micro-grants. The micro-grants will strengthen the scope, scale, and impact of autonomous collective self-help groups among crisis-affected people to complement otherwise externally led humanitarian response. Christian Aid Action by Churches Together (ACT) Asociatia Societatea de Caritate Blythswood Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 90221.96 90221.96 90832.93 Christian Aid Asociatia Societatea de Caritate Blythswood 90832.93 Christian Aid Asociatia Societatea de Caritate Blythswood GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1952 Christian Aid Continuation of PRJ 1407 but hosted now by a new partner Christian Aid Anglican Church of Southern Africa Environmental Network (Green Anglicans) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20833.33 20833.33 20833.33 30000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Church of Southern Africa Environmental Network (Green Anglicans) 30000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Church of Southern Africa Environmental Network (Green Anglicans) 2500.00 Christian Aid Anglican Church of Southern Africa Environmental Network (Green Anglicans) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1955 Christian Aid This grant is a merger of core funding and project specific funding for the Equity and Ambition Group which will go towards TWN's ongoing work on climate advocacy and policy making in the UNFCCC spaces. A part of this grant goes towards hiring a coordinator for the Equity and Ambition Group, which is a coalition of 30 global south organisations working on climate issues. Christian Aid Third World Network Berhad Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 20000.00 30000.00 Christian Aid Third World Network Berhad 30000.00 Christian Aid Third World Network Berhad GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1966 Christian Aid 1.1 People affected by the conflict and host communities have access to water and hygiene services. 2.1 People affected by conflict have access to essential household items. 3.1 The most vulnerable conflict affected people have increased awareness, improved access to protection and quality psychosocial and health support service.    4.1 People affected by conflict crisis have improved food security and consumption including host families. 6.1 Women and girls including women and girl survivors of gender-based violence have increased household income and livelihood opportunities. 7.1 Conflicts between host community and refugees are reduced and restoration of hope and dignity is enabled through sports and recreational activities among conflict affected communities. 8.1. People affected by conflicts, internally displaced people have access to information they need to hold from Christian Aid and partners to account, their feedback and complaints are responded timely and dignified manner and feedback is used to learn and to adapt the programme. Christian Aid BOAD Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 74465.52 74465.52 84827.88 Christian Aid BOAD 52223.83 Christian Aid BOAD 49484.42 Christian Aid BOAD GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1972 Christian Aid This is Christian Aid's contribution to the ACT Academy, hosted by DCA.  See: AAA_Advocacy (fabo.org) Christian Aid DanChurchAid (DCA) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 5000.00 5000.00 5000.00 5000.00 Christian Aid DanChurchAid (DCA) 10000.00 Christian Aid DanChurchAid (DCA) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1974 Christian Aid 1.1 People affected by the conflict and host communities have access to water and hygiene services. 2.1 People affected by conflict have access to essential household items. 3.1 The most vulnerable conflict affected people have increased awareness, improved access to protection and quality psychosocial and health support service.    4.1 People affected by conflict crisis have improved food security and consumption including host families. 5.1. People affected by conflict have enhanced learning environments and inclusive education for newly arrived learners. 6.1 Women and girls including women and girl survivors of gender-based violence have increased household income and livelihood opportunities. 7.1 Conflicts between host community and refugees are reduced and restoration of hope and dignity is enabled through sports and recreational activities among conflict affected communities. 8.1. People affected by conflicts, internally displaced people have access to information they need to hold from Christian Aid and partners to account, their feedback and complaints are responded timely and dignified manner and feedback is used to learn and to adapt the programme. Christian Aid Eglise du Christ au Congo Sud Kivu Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 48253.69 48253.69 42456.42 Christian Aid Eglise du Christ au Congo Sud Kivu 53925.22 Christian Aid Eglise du Christ au Congo Sud Kivu 24493.85 Christian Aid Eglise du Christ au Congo Sud Kivu GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1983 Christian Aid Up-skilling Ukrainian humanitarians in person-centred and trauma-informed approaches to supporting vulnerable, at-risk and trauma-affected people through in-person training led by Ukrainian experts, practitioners and organisations to allow for peer-to-peer learning and a strengthening of Ukrainian CSOs. Christian Aid Disasters Emergency Committee Alliance for Public Health (APH) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 60326.66 60326.66 96522.66 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 16786.80 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 4041.19 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1989 Christian Aid Se llenara en un segundo momento Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30300.00 30300.00 30300.00 30000.00 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt 10000.00 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt 21400.00 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt 15000.00 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt 14500.00 Christian Aid Asociación Centroamericana Centro Humboldt GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1990 Christian Aid Se desarrollara en la segunda etapa Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 12500.00 12500.00 12500.00 12500.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano 15000.00 Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano 10000.00 Christian Aid Centro de Desarrollo Humano GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ1992 Christian Aid The project is aimed at enhancing participation of right holders, faith actors and CSOs for improved transparency and accountability on economic governance. It seeks to empower the people to advocate for guaranteed access to social services for the marginalized groups in order to eradicate poverty and achieve economic and gender justice.  The project also seeks to promote FBOs led advocacy for inclusive, green and just societies.  The Civil Society and Faith Actors are to participate more meaningfully in the debate on global economic architecture reform . ZCC  will work with CSO,CBO, inter-faith actors and governmental stakeholders to participate in ongoing debates on global economic architecture reform. This project will be implemented in Harare, Bulawayo, Bubi, Lupane, Zvishavane and Gokwe South.   Christian Aid Open Society Foundations Zimbabwe Council of Churches Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 44612.27 44612.27 39081.25 Christian Aid Zimbabwe Council of Churches 39081.25 Christian Aid Zimbabwe Council of Churches 35403.00 Christian Aid Zimbabwe Council of Churches GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2000 Christian Aid This a gender justice project for Malawi that aims to promote gender equality and challenge unequal power structures, support marginalized communities and ensure inclusive participation and addressing inequalities and structural causes of gender injustice. The project seek to achieve the following results; women and girls have increased capacities to exercise leadership in efforts to end violence against women and girls (e.g. as agents of change, human rights defenders, community leaders, etc taking an active role in ending violence against gender-based violence etc)  Social norms, behaviors, attitudes and practices in the community are transformed or improved to better protect women and girls from violence and improved essential service provision for survivors for survivors and women and girls at risk of violence (e.g health, social, justice services.   Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds Girls Empowerment Network Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 70000.00 70000.00 60000.00 Christian Aid Girls Empowerment Network 80000.00 Christian Aid Girls Empowerment Network GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2005 Christian Aid With only eight years left to deliver on the promise of the SDGs, increasing women’s leadership and decision-making power in the climate space is urgently needed. Research shows that when women are adequately represented, there is a positive impact on sustainable natural resource management and climate change adaptation activities, including setting aside protected land areas and ratifying multilateral environmental agreements.  The nexus between climate and gender equality is receiving rightly renewed attention and focus on the international level. Both the Generation Equality Forum and the 66th session of the Commission on the Status of Women, which this year considered the theme of gender equality in the context of climate change, are elevating the intersections and the urgency of tackling the gender dimensions of climate. We must keep this momentum going and keep pushing for greater recognition, participation, and funding in the global climate action movement for girls and women everywhere. The project will be used to promote actions to address climate change and Gender Justice using the side-by-side Network. The network of religious leaders will be trained and equipped with knowledge and tools to address climate change through the gender lens, with their congregations and community at large. Christian Aid African Centre for Leadership, Strategy & Development Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 75000.00 75000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid African Centre for Leadership, Strategy & Development 20000.00 Christian Aid African Centre for Leadership, Strategy & Development 50000.00 Christian Aid African Centre for Leadership, Strategy & Development 30000.00 Christian Aid African Centre for Leadership, Strategy & Development GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2007 Christian Aid Our planned work will focus on the explicit and implicit biases of the gender-blind tax system in Nigeria, which are not informed by gender-disaggregated data. Issues such as imposed flat tax rates across all genders within similar informal business categories, regardless of disparities in income, consumption expenditure, and women’s burden of unpaid care, will be critically examined. The failure to acknowledge different tax collection experiences faced by men and women, and the lack of gender-specific grievance redress mechanisms (GRMs), have been identified as root causes of structural macroeconomic barriers to gender equality and women’s rights. The main external impact will be to strengthen the knowledge and capacities of women in the informal sector to collectively and effectively advocate for more gender-sensitive, responsive and transformative tax policies, laws and administrative processes to promote equity and foster inclusive development leveraging on strategic partnerships. The project will be executed on a national scale, with additional focus on three sub-national states: Jigawa, Kaduna and Kano. It will prioritize the advancement of the tax justice campaign with a particular emphasis on bolstering its gender-centric components while complementing existing tax justice initiatives. Our specific objectives include the enhancement of Grievance Redress Mechanisms (GRMs) to effectively address and resolve gendered taxpayer grievances, alongside the development of gender-disaggregated GRM scorecards aimed at monitoring and evaluating complaint resolution, with a specific focus on women taxpayers within the informal sector. At the national level, our efforts will concentrate on advocating for gender equity and responsiveness through active engagement with the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms (PCFPTR), Joint Tax Board and the Nigerian Governors’ Forum. Christian Aid Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 75000.00 75000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre 20000.00 Christian Aid Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre 50000.00 Christian Aid Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre 30000.00 Christian Aid Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2008 Christian Aid Through the Abronet consortium, partners Norwegian Church Aid (NCA), Act Church of Sweden (CoS) and Christian Aid (CA) – all members of the ACT Alliance (Action by Churches together), jointly with national partners is initiating a new and innovative collaboration through the project titled; “Restoring social cohesion among communities affected by violent conflicts in Ethiopia – a religious actors response”. The project is mobilising and expanding the capacity of religious actor at community level to engage and mobilise women and men (including youth) in a variety of peacebuilding initiatives to strengthen the unity and social cohesion at community level, both to defuse tensions that are there, but also to prevent future tensions and conflicts that can escalate and threaten the wellbeing of people, stability at community level and ultimately the country and the whole region if left unaddressed. Through the innovative approach and integrating peacebuilding and MHPSS (mental health and psychosocial support) in relation to GBV survivors. Christian Aid Norwegian Church Aid Ethiopia Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 37500.00 37500.00 37500.00 37500.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Norwegian Church Aid Ethiopia 50000.00 Christian Aid Norwegian Church Aid Ethiopia GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2013 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à apporter une assistance en securite alimentaire aux populations affectées par les conflits armés en Territoire de Fizi, zone de santé de Fizi dans les aires de santé de Malicha, et Bwala en secteur de Ngandja aux 26400 personnes hommes et femmes, déplacées, personnes vulnérables à besoins spécifiques et à travers une relance des activités des moyens de subsistance pour les familles d'acceuils en réponses à leurs besoins vitaux identifiés à travers différents rapports d'evaluations des besoins.Christian Aid et son partenaire la Caritas Uvira comptent ainsi donc apporter des réponses multisectorielles dans les secteurs : De la sécurité alimentaire et moyens d'existences et de la protection générale d'une maniere transversale avec une attention particulière aux viols et violences basés sur le genre.Dans le volet de la sécurité alimentaire et appui aux moyens d'existences :· Distributions des intrants agricoles, distributions du cash pour la protection des semences  et formations sur les pratiques Agroécologiques: 2900 menages(soit 17400 personnes hommes, femmes) des  familles d'acceuils  et les familles déplacées ayant accès à la  terre seront  soutenus  en intrants agricoles  et seront formés sur les techniques culturales agroécologiques en collaboration avec l'Inspection Territoriale de l'Agriculture permettant ainsi d'accroitre la production agricole et accès à l'alimentation.· Soutiens aux moyens d'existences des personnes à besoins spécifiques: 1500  menages(soit 9000 personnes hommes, femmes) composés des  familles déplacées sans accès à la terre et  les  personnes à besoins spécifiques composées des femmes, hommes ,jeunes ,filles, personnes âgées ,vivant avec handicaps seront soutenus dans la mise en oeuvre des activités génératrices des revenues de leur propre choix en vue  de répondre à leurs besoins vitaux et contribuer à la construction des leurs résiliences individuelles ou communautaires. Pour cette activité, Christian Aid et son partenaire la Caritas Uvira vont utiliser l'approche innovante des réponses dirigées par les communautés (Survivors and communities led response) en vue de donner l'occasion aux personnes déplacées et personnes à besoins spécifiques de faire les choix propres des activités génératrices des revenues leur permettant de répondre aux besoins immédiats et de construire leurs résiliences aux chocs futurs. Christian Aid UNOCHA Caritas Developpement Uvira Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 99491.94 99491.94 150963.09 Christian Aid Caritas Developpement Uvira 100642.00 Christian Aid Caritas Developpement Uvira GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2016 Christian Aid “Listening Dialogues” are a methodology developed and piloted by JLI as part of its Fair & Equitable Approach, and the foundation upon which JLI has created five regional interdisciplinary learning hubs. They are facilitated discussion workshops which can either be conducted online, or face-to-face.The purpose of the Listening Dialogues would be to bring together local faith actors, humanitarian and development practitioners, and researchers to meet the following objectives: Create a fair and equitable reflective discussion space Review the current state of evidence on the role of religion and faith actors in preparing for or responding to climate-induced migration Consider who has been leading current evidence agendas, and whether these reflect the priorities and experiences of local communities Define evidence priorities and needs on climate-induced migration to inform practice and policy, and how organisations like JLI and Christian Aid can support community-led evidence agendas Christian Aid Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities (JLI) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 16666.67 16666.67 16666.67 20000.00 Christian Aid Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities (JLI) 30000.00 Christian Aid Joint Learning Initiative on Faith and Local Communities (JLI) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2017 Christian Aid Realización de una Mediatón, un espacio de exploración e innovación periodística, como una estrategia innovadora y colaborativa para fortalecer nuestro trabajo con otros medios de comunicación y organizaciones de la sociedad civil, desarrollar productos periodísticos innovadores de forma colaborativa y fortalecer las capacidades operativas de Alharaca. La realización de la Mediatón robustecerá nuestras capacidades internas como organización y al mismo tiempo fomentará la colaboración y el intercambio de ideas entre diversos actores sociales comprometidos con la defensa de los derechos humanos y la promoción de una cultura democrática en El Salvador. Además, esta iniciativa contribuirá a la creación de contenidos periodísticos innovadores y de calidad de Alharaca en alianza con otros medios y organizaciones. El tema de la mediatón será “Voces Comunitarias” para enfocar los contenidos en amplificar las narrativas e historias de aquellos sectores de la sociedad que suelen ser marginalizados o ignorados por los medios tradicionales como mujeres, personas LGBTIQA+, comunidades indígenas, defensoras de la tierra, comunidades rurales, entre otras. Por lo que la Mediatón representa una oportunidad para potenciar el impacto y la relevancia de nuestra labor periodística en un contexto adverso y hostil para las mujeres, la comunidad LGBTIQA+ y la libertad de prensa y expresión. Christian Aid Alharaca Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 6997.11 6997.11 6997.11 6997.11 20000.00 Christian Aid Alharaca GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2019 Christian Aid 1. People affected by the conflict and host communities have access to water and hygiene services. 2. People affected by conflict have access to essential household items. 3. The most vulnerable conflict affected people have increased awareness, improved access to protection and quality psychosocial and health support service.    4. People affected by conflict crisis have improved food security and consumption including host families. 5.. People affected by conflict have enhanced learning environments and inclusive education for newly arrived learners. 6. Women and girls including women and girl survivors of gender-based violence have increased household income and livelihood opportunities. 7. Conflicts between host community and refugees are reduced and restoration of hope and dignity is enabled through sports and recreational activities among conflict affected communities. 8. People affected by conflicts, internally displaced people have access to information they need to hold from Christian Aid and partners to account, their feedback and complaints are responded timely and dignified manner and feedback is used to learn and to adapt the programme. Christian Aid EELCO Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 54255.86 54255.86 58788.59 Christian Aid EELCO 53925.22 Christian Aid EELCO 24493.85 Christian Aid EELCO GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2022 Christian Aid The lack of women’s economic justice is a major barrier to gender equality and prevents women from participating in governance and economic decisions and opportunities. Christian Aid Open Society Institute The 50/50 Group Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 28086.75 28086.75 26362.49 Christian Aid The 50/50 Group 26362.33 Christian Aid The 50/50 Group 19415.44 Christian Aid The 50/50 Group GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2023 Christian Aid The lack of women’s economic justice is a major barrier to gender equality and prevents women from participating in governance and economic decisions and opportunities. Christian Aid Open Society Institute Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 26354.38 26354.38 18402.99 Christian Aid Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) 18402.99 Christian Aid Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) 30884.72 Christian Aid Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2027 Christian Aid The project targets to create a centralised and comprehensive platform that is accessible to all local humanitarian actors in Buhera. The platform will be designed to enhance the capacity of local humanitarian actors through integrated and innovative practices to address the key issues of capacity strengthening and networking for effective humanitarian response to save lives and build resilience of disaster-affected communities. Through this platform, the humanitarian actors will share knowledge, best practices, good standards and procedures and challenges together with recommendations. Furthermore, through the platform, there will be improved collaboration and coordination of the humanitarian actors. The platform budded Humanitarian Learning Hub is an innovative approach as it will be a digital library that will act as a centralised knowledge repository. Various resources will be accessed on the platform including toolkits, guidelines, standard operating procedures, best practices, lessons learnt from previous projects, case studies among others. This will help to ensure that all the interested humanitarian actors have access to up-to-date information, guidelines and evidence-based best practices addressing knowledge gaps that hinder effective humanitarian responses.   The project proposes the creation of a Community of Practice for humanitarian actors to meet periodically (physically and or virtually) to share experiences, and challenges, ask questions, and collaborate on solutions to common challenges. Through the Community of Practice, a culture of continuous learning and adaptation will be developed within the local humanitarian actors, thus enhancing actors’ ability to effectively support disaster affected communities. To enhance the knowledge and skills of the staff, the project proposes to facilitate training programs through webinars, workshops and various courses related to humanitarian work in the face of climate change and disasters. Thus training programs will focus on emergency response, disaster risk reduction, climate adaptation and humanitarian standards and principles. Christian Aid Methodist Development and Relief Agency Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 13333.33 13333.33 13333.33 20000.00 Christian Aid Methodist Development and Relief Agency 20000.00 Christian Aid Methodist Development and Relief Agency GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2029 Christian Aid Support with advocacy actions to Christian Aid and its partners in Colombia, based on the objectives set within the Irish Aid ICSP Program, such as:  ·  Support the CA Colombian partners in advocacy actions and statements in national and intergovernmental strategic bodies, on protection, prevention of human rights violations and peace building. ·  Support land rights defenders taking action to advocate for their rights at local, national and international level. · Coordinated campaigns with civil society and victims' movements and platforms (especially with ICSP CA Colombian partners), both nationally and internationally, to promote protection and stop stigmatization and aggression against human rights defenders, particularly women and land right defenders. · International advocacy work directed at institutions such as the UN, the EU, embassies, the Inter-American Human Rights System and foreign governments, among others, in order that rights holders (women, men, groups, organisations, communities and peoples) take action to advance their rights. · Support advocacy actions that promote and encourage policies and strategies that enable rural populations that are being affected by conflict, climate change and/or displacement to strengthen their capacities and abilities to adapt and become resilient to the adverse and severe impact of climate change. · Organize public events, human rights defenders' tours, field visits with public officials or members of the UK and Irish Parliaments and joint advocacy meetings to raise the profile of human rights defenders, particularly women and environmental Christian Aid Irish Aid ABColombia Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 14061.14 14061.14 14061.14 25000.00 Christian Aid ABColombia 25000.00 Christian Aid ABColombia GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2040 Christian Aid The Youth in Climate Smart Agribusiness Project aims to empower and engage 400 youths, aged 18-35 in Kano State Nigeria, by the end of 2025. Climate Smart agriculture (CSA) is an integrated approach to managing landscapes – croplands, livestock, forests and fisheries, that addresses interlinked challenges of food security and climate change. This initiative will provide comprehensive training in climate-smart agricultural techniques and agribusiness management, targeting youths with diverse background from both rural and urban areas. The project will establish partnerships with local agribusinesses and Flour Mills Nigeria PLC to offer internships and market linkages, ensuring that at least 70% of participants secure employment or start their own agribusiness ventures in wheat farming within six months of completing the program. By fostering an inclusive environment and promoting sustainable practices, the project seeks to enhance food security, stimulate economic growth, and create long-term social and environmental benefits for the broader community. Christian Aid I-CARE Global Development Initiative Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 49924.00 49924.00 11769.60 Christian Aid I-CARE Global Development Initiative 23539.20 Christian Aid I-CARE Global Development Initiative 19539.20 Christian Aid I-CARE Global Development Initiative 45000.00 Christian Aid I-CARE Global Development Initiative GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2041 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à contribuer au renforcement de la résilience socio-économique des ménages vulnérables dans les sites des déplacés internes de Bulengo et Lushagala, respectivement en zones de Santé et Communes de Goma et Karisimbi, Province du Nord-Kivu-RDC.  Appuyer 250 ménages composés des hommes, femmes, filles mères chefs des ménages, jeunes garçons chefs de ménages et des personnes vivant avec handicap dans l'amélioration de leurs conditions socio- économiques (accès à la nourriture, accès à l’éducation et aux soins de santé) à travers une assistance en cash sous l'approche ou une modalité de réponse dirigé par la communauté (Survivors and Community Led Responses). Sous cette approche SCLR, les ménages vulnérables dans les sites des déplacés internes de Bulengo et Lushagala ciblées par cette assistance bénéficieront d'une assistance basée sur une analyse aux préalables de leurs stratégies positives de survie mise en œuvre en réponses aux chocs/crises auxquels ils font face. A travers cette approche les membres des communautés affectées par les crises décident eux-mêmes des activités à faire et nous allons les appuyer à travers un octroi de micro-subventions (Cash). Par ce projet, Christian Aid et son partenaire CBCA vont utiliser l'approche innovante des réponses dirigées par les communautés (Survivor and communities led response) en vue de donner l'occasion aux personnes déplacées et personnes à besoins spécifiques de faire leur propre choix des microprojets leur permettant de répondre aux besoins immédiats et de construire leurs résiliences aux chocs futurs. Aussi ce projet avec l’approche ‘’ Locally-led Humanitarian action’’ du code 1 a un rôle d’investissement et pour permettre au partenaire de mise en œuvre de mobiliser d’autres fonds dans le futur. Christian Aid Communauté Baptiste au Centre d'Afrique Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 23042.00 23042.00 40000.00 Christian Aid Communauté Baptiste au Centre d'Afrique 6084.00 Christian Aid Communauté Baptiste au Centre d'Afrique GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2042 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à améliorer la résilience des communautés affectées par le changement climatique à travers l’implémentation des activités de résilience et d’adaptation aux effets du changement climatique. Avec comme vision d’amélioration de la résilience de la communauté à travers l’implémentation des activités agricoles et celles visant à réduire le réchauffement climatique aura deux objectifs stratégiques dont le premier objectif s’intéressera à l’éducation environnementale axée sur le changement de comportement face aux changements climatiques et qui couvrira toute la zone de santé de Kaniola et la cible sera le 100% des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles, handicapés  de l’Aire Santé d’Izege  Soit une cible de 150 ménages ( 900 personnes). En ce qui concerne le deuxième objectif stratégique, il sera axé sur l’augmentation de la production agricole, la cible pour ce projet est de 150 Ménages dans l’aire santé d’Izege et en particulier les femmes, les filles, les hommes, handicapés qui pratiquent au quotidien les activités agricoles. Les résultats suivants sont attendus : - Renforcer la résilience des 150 ménages bénéficiaires directs et des communautés face aux changement climatique grâce à la mise en œuvre de stratégies individuelles et collectives améliorées et reproductives de production ; - Organiser les ateliers de formation et sensibilisation des autorités politico administratifs et leaders communautaires et membres de la communauté sur la problématique de changement climatique ; - Promouvoir la valorisation des bonnes pratiques, des techniques agricoles durable et résilientes au climat ; - Renforcer la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle des ménages vulnérables ; - Encourager la production des essences agro-forestières et essences naturelles qui s’insèrent dans un modèle agro-sylvo- pastorale performant et innovant ; - Mettre en place des dispositifs adapté dans la lutte antiérosive. Aussi ce projet avec l’approche ‘’ Locally-led Humanitarian action’’ du code 1 a un rôle d’investissement et pour permettre au partenaire de mise en œuvre de mobiliser d’autres fonds dans le futur. Christian Aid Sowers of Hope Congo Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Sowers of Hope Congo GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2043 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à contribuer à améliorer la cohabitation pacifique et la cohésion sociale entre les différentes religions et les différents groupes communautaires du Nord Kivu et particulièrement dans les sites des déplacés des guerres. Ces fonds à recevoir du Partenaire devront couvrir les besoins en formation sur la médiation et la résolution pacifique des conflits, le processus de guérison des traumatismes (Trauma healing), de sensibilisation des masses à travers divers canaux, des dialogues et rencontres entre les différentes communautés ethniques et entre les communautés religieuses,  des activités socio culturelles et sportives visant la cohésion sociale entre les communautés (les  concours des chorales, des poèmes, des compétitions sportives pour la paix, la paillote de paix,…). Les résultats suivants sont attendus : -  - Leaders Communautaires et religieux responsables des mosquées et des églises, surtout ceux dans les sites des déplacés s’engagent dans les processus de médiation résolutions pacifiques des conflits aux seins de leurs communautés. -    - Les membres des églises, Mosquées et communautés bénéficiaires recourent auprès des mécanismes de médiation et résolution pacifique des conflits pour résoudre leurs différends au niveau local. Aussi ce projet avec l’approche ‘’ Locally-led Humanitarian action’’ du code 1 a un rôle d’investissement et pour permettre au partenaire de mise en œuvre de mobiliser d’autres fonds dans le futur. Christian Aid Eglise Anglicane du Congo - Diocese de Goma Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 40000.00 40000.00 Christian Aid Eglise Anglicane du Congo - Diocese de Goma GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2048 Christian Aid El proyecto busca fortalecer la organización y las capacidades de 8 grupos comunitarios de jóvenes ambientalistas q’eqch’i del municipio de Chisec, departamento de Alta Verapaz, que junto a los liderazgos comunitarios de los grupos de mujeres organizadas y los consejos comunitarios de desarrollo, participarán en la implementación de acciones que permitirán tener en las comunidades información básica para establecer procesos de alerta temprana desde sus comunidades.   La implementación de este proyecto dejará una mayor organización comunitaria alrededor de los procesos de preparación ante los efectos del cambio climático y uno de los resultados importantes, es la vinculación de jóvenes ambientalistas organizados en una red municipal que velará por la producción de información para mantener procesos de alerta temprana que pueda mitigar los impactos de los desastres.   El proyecto también favorece el involucramiento de personas del liderazgo comunitario q’eqch’i en los intercambios y diálogos que se establecen para mejorar las políticas climáticas que puedan beneficiar las comunidades del municipio de Chisec y que además, contendrán propuestas de negociación desde las necesidades locales. Christian Aid ASEDE - ASOCIACION PARA LA EDUCACION Y EL DESARROLLO Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 12500.00 12500.00 12500.00 12500.00 Christian Aid ASEDE - ASOCIACION PARA LA EDUCACION Y EL DESARROLLO 15000.00 Christian Aid ASEDE - ASOCIACION PARA LA EDUCACION Y EL DESARROLLO 5000.00 Christian Aid ASEDE - ASOCIACION PARA LA EDUCACION Y EL DESARROLLO 5000.00 Christian Aid ASEDE - ASOCIACION PARA LA EDUCACION Y EL DESARROLLO GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2051 Christian Aid The project aims to address the persistent gender inequalities in Zimbabwe by investing in capacity building on gender equality and women's empowerment within the country's influential religious institutions i.e. the Gender Faith Network. The main strategies and actions of the project include a.) investing in capacity building on gender equality and women empowerment within the religious institutions; b.) prioritizing research, lobby, and advocacy to transform policies and practices on addressing gender equality and women empowerment and c.) strengthening the institutional capacities for the Gender and Faith Network (GFN). Christian Aid Anglican Relief and Development in Zimbabwe Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50000.00 50000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Relief and Development in Zimbabwe 50000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Relief and Development in Zimbabwe GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2064 Christian Aid Outcome Z – Families affected by the earthquake receive 250 USD one-off Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance    Output Z1.1.1 - Families affected by the earthquake receive 250 USD one off cash assistance in Hatay (target 133 HH/ families)   Providing vulnerable families affected by earthquake who are living in harsh conditions and most in need in Turkey with MPCA. This will support the affected population with the agency to prioritise important sets of needs unique to their households.    Output Z1.1.2 - Families affected by the earthquake receive 250 USD one off cash assistance in Kahramanmaras (target 137 HH/ families)   Providing vulnerable families affected by earthquake who are living in harsh conditions and most in need in Turkey with MPCA. This will support the affected population with the agency to prioritise important sets of needs unique to their households.    Output Z1.1.3 - Families affected by the earthquake receive 250 USD one off cash assistance in Malatya (target 16 HH/ families)   Providing vulnerable families affected by earthquake who are living in harsh conditions and most in need in Turkey with MPCA. This will support the affected population with the agency to prioritise important sets of needs unique to their households. Christian Aid Disasters Emergency Committee MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 31715.00 31715.00 57664.00 Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) 5766.00 Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) 812.25 Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2077 Christian Aid This project aims to enhance climate adaptation, resilience, and economic growth at the community level in Kisumu and Bungoma Counties by promoting inclusive and effective climate finance strategies and sustainable practices. This will be achieved through improved communication, transparency, and accountability in the distribution and management of climate funds, fostering inclusive decision-making and optimal resource utilization. By strengthening communication channels, monitoring systems, and reporting frameworks, the project will enhance public confidence and ensure that community priorities are reflected in climate action initiatives, leading to more impactful outcomes. Additionally, this project seeks to increase access to climate finance for vulnerable and marginalized groups, particularly women. This will strengthen local resilience and facilitate more effective adaptation strategies, allowing these groups to engage fully in climate resilience efforts. Improved governance and coordination systems for climate finance will enhance management, transparency, and collaboration among stakeholders, leading to more equitable and impactful climate actions. This project also emphasizes the need for local communities to prepare for the evolving challenges posed by climate change. Recognizing that there is no one-size-fits-all solution, it will focus on awareness-raising and capacity-building efforts tailored to the diverse ecosystems and socio-economic conditions of the regions. The project will assess various livelihood systems, profiling vulnerable groups, conduct participatory climate risk assessments, and examine the impacts of past and current climate events. By addressing these areas, this project will promote institutional and technical capacity building within key agencies and community organizations, enabling them to deliver demand-responsive services that better equip communities to adapt to climate change effectively. Christian Aid Anglican Development Services Western limited Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 16000.00 16000.00 32000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Development Services Western limited GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2087 Christian Aid Plusieurs actions de cohésion sociale directe telles que le plaidoyer, de sensibilisation et autres, doivent intégrer des approches combinées afin de maximiser la chance d’aboutir à la paix sociale aux résultats. Face à cette situation développée, pour y parvenir, nous Comptons  mettre en place quelques stratégies d’orientation, notamment : - Faire la cartographie en se basant sur le maping des acteurs dans la zone   où nous menons les activités de plaidoyer pour une résilience de la communauté; - Renforcer la Structuration des ménages ciblés en Associations villageoises d’épargne et de crédit (AVEC) déjà opérationnelle, - Organisation des séances de sensibilisations au niveau des zones au profit des acteurs ciblées, - Médiatisation des activités phares pour atteindre un grand nombre des bénéficiaires directs et indirects (émissions radiodiffusées). - Formation sur la gestion des conflits inter communautaires, - Formation sur la cohésion sociale, mise en place d’outils de collecte des informations périodique pour faciliter la collecte des informations au niveau des acteurs de mise en œuvre et auprès des bénéficiaires et partenaires directs. - Mettre en place un comité de protection et suivre les incidents de protection, plaidoyer à faire auprès des autorités coutumières YAKA et TEKE, des églises et des autorités locales - Organiser les clubs des jeunes pour les activités sportives - Organiser les conférences sur la paix sociale.   Project location: Yaka, Tshuapa, Democratic Republic of the Congo; Kenge, Kwango, Democratic Republic of the Congo Christian Aid CDJP KIKWIT Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 17500.00 17500.00 35000.00 Christian Aid CDJP KIKWIT GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2093 Christian Aid The Women Economic Strengthening for Resilience Project (WESRP) aims to improve household income and enhance access to finance for small to medium enterprises and markets for agri-entreprenuers. The project will offer specialized training in specific value chains, as well as provide guidance in areas such as business development, group formation, financial literacy, and marketing. In addition, micro-loans will be extended to small holder women farmers, utilising Internal Savings and Loans (ISALs) and commodity association groups as social collateral. By focusing on women engaged in garlic, sesame, paprika, onion, and honey, and off-farm businesses, WESRP seeks to uplift 3000 households in the Mutoko, Mudzi, Murewa and Goromonzi from extreme poverty by 2027. For year 1 the target is 1000 beneficiaries. Through these efforts, the initiative endeavours to make a social and economic difference in the lives of women and communities, working towards the ultimate goal of eradicating extreme poverty. Christian Aid Netherlands Embassy Nyahunure Community Organisation Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 47500.00 47500.00 47500.00 47500.00 95000.00 Christian Aid Nyahunure Community Organisation 73000.00 Christian Aid Nyahunure Community Organisation GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2097 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à améliorer la compréhension et l'adhésion des bénéficiaires du projet aux obligations fiscales locales, provinciales et nationales, tout en plaidant pour des mesures fiscales favorables. Il s’articule autour de quatre axes principaux : (1) la vulgarisation des taxes et impôts auxquels les activités génératrices de revenus (AGR) sont assujetties ; (2) la sensibilisation de la population sur l'importance d'une fiscalité responsable en collaboration avec les Comités Locaux de Gestion Participative (CLGP) de Tshikapa ; (3) la production de recueils de taxes destinés aux AGR, facilitant ainsi leur conformité aux obligations fiscales ; et (4) un plaidoyer actif auprès des autorités pour l’obtention d’exonérations fiscales ou de réductions en faveur des bénéficiaires. Le projet cherche à réduire les obstacles fiscaux pesant sur les AGR tout en renforçant la transparence et la responsabilisation fiscale. Il permettra aux entrepreneurs locaux de mieux comprendre leur environnement fiscal, de mieux planifier leurs finances et de contribuer au développement économique local de manière durable et équitable. Ce projet s’appuiera sur les activités visant à mener les plaidoyers sur les taxes aux niveaux territoriaux et provincial par des activités des plaidoyer et sensibilisation mais aussi par la formation des acteurs étatiques sur la nomenclature fiscale en vigueur et sa promotion.  Christian Aid AJID Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 35000.00 35000.00 Christian Aid AJID GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2102 Christian Aid Ce projet est initié pour aider les populations retournées à s’installer durablement, à travers un appui au renforcement de leur moyens d’existence et une promotion d’activités de cohésion sociale. Christian Aid Association Dignus (AsDi) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22500.00 22500.00 45000.00 Christian Aid Association Dignus (AsDi) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2109 Christian Aid For convening civil society around the process towards a UN Treaty on business and human rights, and in 2025/26 providing support to specific country programmes and partners for pursuing business and human rights cases Christian Aid FIAN International Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 21666.67 21666.67 21666.67 15000.00 Christian Aid FIAN International 25000.00 Christian Aid FIAN International GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2112 Christian Aid In Their Lifetime (ITL) driven by creating impactful changes within a generation, emphasizes women's empowerment at the forefront of climate action and strengthening women's role in transformational adaptation. Under the ITL programme, Christian Aid Bangladesh, in partnership with CPRD, is implementing a project in Kurigram, under which women of climate-afflicted families have been supported with small-scale blended finance (grants plus microcredit) and training on climate resilient IGAs to increase their families’ economic resilience to climate change. However, during the mid-term investigation, it was observed that women in a number of families did not have functional authority of the operation of the IGAs they were supported for. This proves that only finance and skills cannot empower women to utilize their full potential for climate adaptation. There are various structural, socio-economic, socio-cultural factors that hinder women’s agency for climate adaptation. Hence, their true potential for climate adaptation remains under-utilized in our country. This project will generate research-based insights that will inform interventions aimed at supporting women’s climate adaptation actions and develop a set of strategies and policies to ensure a range of support mechanism for the full realization of women’s potential for climate adaptation at the family and community level. This study will apply a mixed-method approach and collect both quantitative and qualitative data, offering a comprehensive understanding of the measurable outcome and the deeper context-specific insight. The data collection methods will include questionnaire survey, focus group discussions, key informant interviews, in-depth interviews, and consultation. It will delve into findings to better understand the pre-requisites and factors of women’s empowerment and their economic and financial management towards climate actions, especially during different seasons and disasters. Finally, the research will put recommendations for relevant government organizations to formulate and reform policies that help utilize women’s full potential for climate adaptation. Christian Aid Center for Participatory Research and Development -CPRD Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 6741.00 6741.00 6482.00 Christian Aid Center for Participatory Research and Development -CPRD GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2117 Christian Aid In this proposal, ACDEBI will be institutionally strengthened through the development of internal policies, which will benefit 13 associates, including 3 associates belonging to the technical team, who will implement the various community projects. It is expected to benefit at least 64 families (approximately 256 people) in 2 rural communities where the two climate stations will be implemented. As well as strengthening the technical team of ACDEBI and the community climate promoters. MAIN OBJETIVE: Contribute to the institutional strengthening of ACDEBI, and promote a process of adaptation to Climate Change through Local Monitoring Systems, in order to guarantee Food Security and Sovereignty for communities of the Maya Chortí People. Specific Objective: 1- To promote a process of construction of policies, manuals and codes, which guarantee the good action of ACDEBI's associates and technical team, NGOs, at the different levels of intervention. 2- Strengthen the resilience of indigenous families of the Maya Chortí people through the use of climate information (scientific and ancestral), which informs adaptation strategies in the face of climate change. Christian Aid ACDEBI Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 7833.33 7833.33 7833.33 8500.00 Christian Aid ACDEBI 15000.00 Christian Aid ACDEBI GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2118 Christian Aid This project aims to address the lack of a decent work condition and inadequate access to social security among the climate change-vulnerable seafood processing and agriculture workers especially women workers in the coastal areas of Bangladesh. The project will focus on enhancing the enforcement of labor laws, raising awareness among workers about their rights, and building local capacities to support these efforts to become resilient. Through policy advocacy in national and local levels, sharing information, and community engagement, the project seeks to improve working conditions and ensure workers in these sectors can access social security benefits to ensure economic justice. Christian Aid Karmojibi Nari Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22500.00 22500.00 45000.00 Christian Aid Karmojibi Nari 9718.00 Christian Aid Karmojibi Nari GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2123 Christian Aid A travers ce projet (DUTU III), THARS continuera à faire des dialogues intergénérationnels qui seront suivi par des initiatives de mémoire afin de renforcer la réconciliation communautaire et la cohésion sociale. Cette fois ci les bénéficiaires de ces dialogues seront les élèves du secondaires cycle supérieur avec les anciens de la communauté. Néanmoins, leurs enseignants seraient la première cible, afin de les préparer à aider les élèves, vu qu’ils sont le Burundi d’aujourd’hui et de demain. A travers les dialogues intergénérationnels collinaires, il a été constaté qu’il y a toujours des effets intergénérationnels liés aux traumatismes qui sont multiples suites au trauma intergénérationnel et à la transmission violente des mémoires. Avec la première phase nous avons eu un espace de dialogues pour 25 personnes par colline et les participants ont réclamé que ces séances soient multipliées pour les autres membres des communautés car c’est constructif. Durant la 3eme phase, THARS touchera d’autres personnes surtout la jeunesse qui ont aussi besoin de déconstruire les préjugés et stéréotypes liés au passé pour une compréhension commune de l’histoire communautaire pouvant amener à la tolérance. Les communautés ont validé ensemble les initiatives de mémoire qui ont été exécutées dans toutes les zones dans la commune Nyanza-Lac et au niveau communal à Rumonge.   Christian Aid Association Trauma Healing and Reconciliation Services Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 55000.00 55000.00 110000.00 Christian Aid Association Trauma Healing and Reconciliation Services GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2124 Christian Aid This project is designed to empower the capacities and abilities of churches, women, youth and PWDs, ensuring their voices and perspectives are more prominent in the peacebuilding process. Historically, women, youth and PWDs have been marginalized in peace negotiations, despite their significant contributions and potential to build sustainable peace in the country. Therefore, this project aims to create a more inclusive and representative peace process. The project aligns with the strategic objectives of Christian Aid by fostering social cohesion and inclusive participation of women, youth, and church leaders in community dialogue. By promoting these key groups, the project plays a pivotal role in uniting communities divided along ethnic or tribal lines. Additionally, it leverages the influence and reach of churches to bridge divides and build trust among various communities in South Sudan. The project supports the implementation of the Revitalized Agreement on the Resolution of Conflict in South Sudan (R-ARCSS) and aligns with international peacebuilding frameworks and commitments, including the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions) and SDG 5 (Gender Equality). Lastly, the project will leverage on the local community structures such as churches and local religious institutions with the community who are often trusted and respected by the communities. By involving them in peacebuilding efforts, the project capitalizes on their influence and networks to promote sustainable peace and reconciliation at the grassroots level.   Project location: South Sudan, Nasir County, Ulang County, Upper Nile State Christian Aid Presbyterian Church in Ireland World Development Appeal (WDA) PRESBYTERIAN RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30166.50 30166.50 32420.00 Christian Aid PRESBYTERIAN RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 22913.00 Christian Aid PRESBYTERIAN RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2126 Christian Aid The project “Combating Social Exclusion and Climate Change Impact on Dalit and Minority Communities” aims to promote the rights and inclusion of coastal minority communities by strengthening their capacity to assert rights, building resilience against climate change impacts, and ensuring improved access to essential services. The duration of the project is December 2024- November 2025.  Through targeted interventions, the project will empower Dalit and minority communities in coastal areas to better understand and claim their human and legal rights, enhance resilience against climate-related challenges, and improve their access to services that enhance quality of life. The capacity of local CSOs, volunteers, and Minority Rights Promoters (MRPs) will be developed to address issues such as human rights, legal advocacy, climate resilience, Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights (SRHR), and access to services. Christian Aid Nagorik Uddyog Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22858.67 22858.67 22858.67 55076.10 Christian Aid Nagorik Uddyog 4000.00 Christian Aid Nagorik Uddyog 9500.00 Christian Aid Nagorik Uddyog GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2130 Christian Aid SLDP core funding of £25k for 2025. Christian Aid SLDP - Syrian Legal Development Programme Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 12500.00 12500.00 25000.00 Christian Aid SLDP - Syrian Legal Development Programme 10000.00 Christian Aid SLDP - Syrian Legal Development Programme 40000.00 Christian Aid SLDP - Syrian Legal Development Programme GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2131 Christian Aid Core funding for SAWA 25/26 Christian Aid Sawa for Development and Aid Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Sawa for Development and Aid 15000.00 Christian Aid Sawa for Development and Aid GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2136 Christian Aid The project aims to alleviate the humanitarian crisis faced by IDPs in Port-au-Prince, particularly at Lycée Marie Jeanne and Faculté Linguistique Appliquée. Its primary objective is to improve IDP households' living conditions and food security, ease overcrowding in educational institutions, and ultimately facilitate a return to normal school operations. By addressing urgent food and hygiene needs, the project supports IDP well-being and helps stabilize educational infrastructure. The project will implement targeted interventions to meet the immediate needs of IDPs, with a focus on: Cash Assistance: Provide two cash transfers to 400 households (2,000 individuals) for essential food and other urgent needs, covering 75% of the Minimum Expenditure Basket (MEB) for food as recommended by the Food Security Cluster. The full MEB for food is €147 (or $159 USD) per household per month, and each household will receive two transfer cycles during the project period, scheduled for January and February 2025. WASH Assistance: Organize hygiene promotion campaigns at the two IDP sites to raise awareness of sanitation, safe water storage, and cholera prevention, thereby reducing disease risk in crowded conditions. Community Engagement: Actively involve IDPs in project activities to foster local ownership and ensure alignment with community needs. Christian Aid Cordaid Haiti Survie Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 109090.53 131017.73 Christian Aid Haiti Survie GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2143 Christian Aid Child Guardians core funding 2025. Christian Aid Çocuk Koruyuculari Yardimlaşma Ve Dayanişma Derneği (Child Guardians) formerly Hurras Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Çocuk Koruyuculari Yardimlaşma Ve Dayanişma Derneği (Child Guardians) formerly Hurras 15000.00 Christian Aid Çocuk Koruyuculari Yardimlaşma Ve Dayanişma Derneği (Child Guardians) formerly Hurras GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2148 Christian Aid This intervention will be a continuation of the previous Act CoS sclr project, ​which​​ aims ​for people affected by crises to ​meet the​ir priorities by investing in a locally-led process that provides communities with greater control to make decisions about their own response, recovery and resilience​​​​​​​​. This will be done by organising and supporting at least 43 community groups who will design and implement 53 sclr micro-grant initiatives to reach​ ​the needs of 2,600​​​​​ vulnerable individuals. Christian Aid Church of Sweden Alliance for Public Health (APH) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 148759.16 148759.16 3700558.00 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 415221.00 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2149 Christian Aid L'objectif général visé par ce projet est celui de contribuer à l'éradication de violences basées sur le genre en RDc et particulièrement au kasai, tout en renforçant l'autonomisation socio-économique et le leadership de femmes dans la province du kasai Christian Aid ENABEL AJID Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 14846.72 14846.72 14846.72 52793.45 Christian Aid AJID GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2150 Christian Aid le projet vise à contribuer à l'éradication de violences basées sur le genre tout en renforçant l'autonomisation socio-économique et le leadership de femmes dans la province du kasai Christian Aid ENABEL CARITAS DEVELOPPEMENT LUEBO TSHIKAPA Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 14588.26 14588.26 14588.26 52793.45 Christian Aid CARITAS DEVELOPPEMENT LUEBO TSHIKAPA GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2152 Christian Aid Women Now Code 1 2025 - core funding Christian Aid Women Now (Şimdiki Kadınlar Yardımlaşma ve Dayanışma Derneği) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 12500.00 12500.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Women Now (Şimdiki Kadınlar Yardımlaşma ve Dayanışma Derneği) 10000.00 Christian Aid Women Now (Şimdiki Kadınlar Yardımlaşma ve Dayanışma Derneği) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2155 Christian Aid Proposed Types of Community InitiativesThe initiatives we aim to support in Damascus, Aleppo, Latakia, Hama, and Homs encompass a diverse of activities focusing on improving quality of life and enhancing social bonds, including: Environmental Cleanup Initiatives o   Cleaning streets and removing sand barriers. o   Clearing garbage and stagnant water poses health risks. o   Cleaning and improving public spaces such as parks and markets. Beautification and Rehabilitation Initiatives o   Decorating streets and squares with murals and designs reflecting local culture. o   Renovating old buildings and damaged walls to restore their aesthetic appeal. o   Planting trees and flowers in public spaces to beautify the environment. Community Cohesion Initiatives o   Organizing community events such as workshops, sports, and cultural activities that bring together people from various backgrounds. o   Providing awareness sessions for children and adults about the importance of cooperation and social harmony. o    Organizing recreational activities for children to alleviate trauma and foster positive engagement with their peers. Christian Aid Violet (MENEKŞE ORGANİZASYON SOSYAL VE DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 10000.00 10000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Violet (MENEKŞE ORGANİZASYON SOSYAL VE DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2157 Christian Aid In this "Making tax work for women Burkina Faso project, the external impact targeted is the existence of a binding measure for the respect of GRB principles in Burkina. The decision-maker we want to influence is the Prime Minister(ministry responsible for the budget et and national assembly of the transition) of the government, as he is the key player in the macroeconomic framework in the gender budgeting stages. The strategy used will be advocacy by the CSO platform At the end of the second phase, the success of our work will be as follows: a plea is made to the Prime Minister for the introduction of a measure of constraint for the respect of the principles of GRB A strong and influential platform of Burkinabe women's organisations with a better understanding of macroeconomic policy and its impact on gender and a watchdog role on government action exists,  and is connected with other strong women's organisations in the sub-region and around the world. Christian Aid Alliance Technique d'Assistance au Développement Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 31834.46 31834.46 31834.46 43192.00 Christian Aid Alliance Technique d'Assistance au Développement 76808.00 Christian Aid Alliance Technique d'Assistance au Développement GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2158 Christian Aid UK mass climate lobby June 2025 - coalition wide mobilisation of supporter at Westminster calling for UK government action, including on debt and climate finance Christian Aid The Climate Coalition Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 6250.00 6250.00 12500.00 Christian Aid The Climate Coalition GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2161 Christian Aid The project replaces the core support to BAAG.  The new network is now hosted by BOND Christian Aid Bond Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 17500.00 17500.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Bond 15000.00 Christian Aid Bond GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2162 Christian Aid Continuidad de proyecto Proclima con apoyo de Iglesias Irlanda y Banco IRlanda Christian Aid Organismo Cristiano de Desarrollo Integral de Honduras Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 16796.02 16796.02 16796.02 17752.30 Christian Aid Organismo Cristiano de Desarrollo Integral de Honduras 36000.00 Christian Aid Organismo Cristiano de Desarrollo Integral de Honduras 11250.00 Christian Aid Organismo Cristiano de Desarrollo Integral de Honduras GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2167 Christian Aid Intersection between tax justice, gender equality and care continues to remain as an area of increasing concern, and an opportunity to influence. In Zimbabwe, efforts have been made to support the greater integration of the Ministries of Women Affairs and Health and Childcare into macroeconomic decision-making processes. The Making Tax Work for Women project will zero in on this integration with key government institutions and relevant revenue authorities, connecting with decision-making towards the lives of domestic care workers through partnership with domestic worker associations. Partners will focus on pushing for equitable tax reforms, through analysis and popularization of existing and new policies, policy briefs and advocacy.   Christian Aid Hewlett Foundation Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 15917.23 15917.23 15917.23 30000.00 Christian Aid Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development 30000.00 Christian Aid Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2168 Christian Aid (SN) Ukraine Integrated Humanitarian Response for Affected Communities  Christian Aid Disasters Emergency Committee Serve Now Ukraine (SN) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 131448.00 131448.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Serve Now Ukraine (SN) 59400.00 Christian Aid Serve Now Ukraine (SN) 25348.00 Christian Aid Serve Now Ukraine (SN) 45000.00 Christian Aid Serve Now Ukraine (SN) 50000.00 Christian Aid Serve Now Ukraine (SN) 20000.00 Christian Aid Serve Now Ukraine (SN) 13148.00 Christian Aid Serve Now Ukraine (SN) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2169 Christian Aid (LoR) Ukraine Integrated Humanitarian Response for Affected Communities Christian Aid Disasters Emergency Committee Light of Reformation (LoR) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 157130.00 157130.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Light of Reformation (LoR) 55000.00 Christian Aid Light of Reformation (LoR) 15000.00 Christian Aid Light of Reformation (LoR) 31608.50 Christian Aid Light of Reformation (LoR) 50000.00 Christian Aid Light of Reformation (LoR) 40000.00 Christian Aid Light of Reformation (LoR) 40000.00 Christian Aid Light of Reformation (LoR) 32651.50 Christian Aid Light of Reformation (LoR) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2170 Christian Aid (HU) Ukraine Integrated Humanitarian Response for Affected Communities Christian Aid Disasters Emergency Committee Heritage Ukraine (HU) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 163918.00 163918.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) 50000.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) 50000.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) 36490.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) 50000.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) 40000.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) 42416.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) 30000.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) 21346.00 Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2175 Christian Aid Intersection between tax justice, gender equality and care continues to remain as an area of increasing concern, and an opportunity to influence. In Zimbabwe, efforts have been made to support the greater integration of the Ministries of Women Affairs, Finance, Public Services and Health and Childcare into macroeconomic decision-making processes. The Making Tax Work for Women project will zero in on this integration with key government institutions and relevant revenue authorities, connecting with decision-making towards the lives of domestic care workers through partnership with domestic worker associations. Partners will focus on pushing for equitable tax reforms, through analysis and popularization of existing and new policies, policy briefs and advocacy. Christian Aid Hewlett Foundation Women and Law in Southern Africa Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 15917.23 15917.23 15917.23 30000.00 Christian Aid Women and Law in Southern Africa 30000.00 Christian Aid Women and Law in Southern Africa GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2176 Christian Aid To be developed Christian Aid MenaFem Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 29478.77 29478.77 29478.77 45906.52 Christian Aid MenaFem GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2181 Christian Aid Engagement with women’s right organization and grassroot women to document and share their experience on macroeconomies and their lived realities. Engagements and dissemination of findings from the policy analysis- influence to slow the removal of import tax until the production increases. Christian Aid Hewlett Foundation The 50/50 Group Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 19986.27 19986.27 19986.27 21372.50 Christian Aid The 50/50 Group 21372.50 Christian Aid The 50/50 Group GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2182 Christian Aid Engagement with women’s right organization and grassroot women to document and share their experience on macroeconomies and their lived realities. Engagements and dissemination of findings from the policy analysis- influence to slow the removal of import tax until the production increases. Christian Aid Hewlett Foundation Budget Advocacy Network Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 14056.94 14056.94 14056.94 14741.50 Christian Aid Budget Advocacy Network 14741.50 Christian Aid Budget Advocacy Network GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2184 Christian Aid This project aims to support 1200 rapatriated people by offering dignified assistance (food, transport, health kits, clothing and underwear and accommodation)  and strengthening the SJM-Haiti reception centre during the period of implementation. During the period April 1, 2025 - May 31, 2025, the project has provided support to 423 repatriated migrants in different way based on specific need identified: 147 people received assistance to cover transport costs form the border to where they are from in Haiti. 125 people received food assistance; 101 people received health kits. 42 people received clothing and underwear. An extension is agreed to allow to complete 100% of project activities planned  Christian Aid Service Jesuite aux Migrants/Solidarite Fwontalye - Haiti Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 11465.50 11465.50 22390.00 Christian Aid Service Jesuite aux Migrants/Solidarite Fwontalye - Haiti GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2192 Christian Aid to be completed Christian Aid Mott Foundation Civil Society Network on Climate Change Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 5310.62 5310.62 13149.00 Christian Aid Civil Society Network on Climate Change GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2193 Christian Aid This project will work to ensure gender justice and safe work at garments and factory level by involving all relevant stakeholders and strengthening the target communities' voices over the project period from Feb 2025 to April 2026. On October 2025, both parties have taken decision to add 3000 GBP to the total budget amount and final project budget is now GBP 34,341.  Christian Aid Karmojibi Nari Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 11447.00 11447.00 11447.00 31341.00 Christian Aid Karmojibi Nari 4000.00 Christian Aid Karmojibi Nari GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2199 Christian Aid This project capacitates and strengthens at-risk rural women's leadership in two conflict affected departments of Haiti, North-East and South, tackling the systemic exclusion of women from Natural Resources Management (NRM) processes on land and land rights. Compounding vulnerabilities have resulted in direct and structural violence against women and young women (18-34), deeply impacted by the insecurity, gender, climate nexus. Adopting a human-centered, feminist peacebuilding approach, the project strengthens women, women’s organizations, networks and informal structures, ensures access to justice, safe structures to engage constructively in policy processes, provides opportunities for green social and economic leadership, and builds rural women’s agency as catalysts for sustainable peace, within a highly patriarchal Haitian society. This amplifies the voice and influence of at-risk rural women, bolstering civil society – state relations, as guarantors of women's land rights and bolsters accountability to ensure non-repetition, with tangible dividends for sustainable peace. Haiti Survie: is responsible for the natural resource management, climate and renewable energy components, as well as the SCLR component, with technical support from Christian Aid. Christian Aid UNPBF Haiti Survie Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 90230.23 90230.23 90230.23 41104.00 Christian Aid Haiti Survie 788.21 Christian Aid Haiti Survie 167568.84 Christian Aid Haiti Survie GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2200 Christian Aid El proyecto prestará apoyo durante 5 meses  a las personas desplazadas ubicadas en los municipios de  Cúcuta y Ocaña. La atención a esta población se brindará en 3 ejes. capacitación (prevención de violencias basadas en género y protección de la niñez),  Cash (entrega de dinero en efectivo multipropósito) y atención psicosocial.  En las primeras dos semanas de implementación se llevarán a cabo los procesos de contratación de un asistente de  coordinación y  un profesional psicosocial. Se desarrollarán reuniones de coordinación entre el personal del proyecto, las autoridades locales, los equipos de coordinación local   y las organizaciones aliadas en Cúcuta y Ocaña. En estas reuniones se compartirá el plan de acción, se acualizarán  los respectivos análisis de riesgos y análisis de contexto, se revisará la organización logística en cada uno de los municipios (Bases operativas, mecanismos de entrega de aportes, protocolos de transparencia y verificadores, entre otros.), se revisarán las bases de datos actualizadas de las personas afectadas, las rutas de atención y contactos de emergencia. De igual manera, se consolidará el cronograma de capacitaciones y talleres de prevención, entrega de ayudas  en efectivo, y jornadas de atención psicosocial. Por medio de esta articulación se contribuirá con el plan de respuesta nacional al cubrir vacíos existentes en la atención, evitar la duplicación de las entregas de ayuda y desarrollar acciones conjuntas entre actores humanitarios con el fin de alcanzar un mayor impacto.  A partir de la tercera semana se dará inicio a la entrega de Cash multipropósito según la lista de beneficiarios determinada en las reuniones de coordinación. Simultaneamente comenzarán las capacitaciones de prevención y las jornadas de atención psicosocial de acuerdo con el cronograma establecido.  Durante el quinto  mes del proyecto, se sistematizará  la información, se realizará la revisión final de los verificadores y se desarrollarán los respectivos  informes (narrativo y financiero).  Christian Aid Iglesia Evangélica Luterana de Colombia - IELCO Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 12500.00 12500.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Iglesia Evangélica Luterana de Colombia - IELCO GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2205 Christian Aid This project capacitates and strengthens at-risk rural women's leadership in two conflict affected departments of Haiti, North-East and South, tackling the systemic exclusion of women from Natural Resources Management (NRM) processes on land and land rights. Compounding vulnerabilities have resulted in direct and structural violence against women and young women (18-34), deeply impacted by the insecurity, gender, climate nexus. Adopting a human-centered, feminist peacebuilding approach, the project strengthens women, women’s organizations, networks and informal structures, ensures access to justice, safe structures to engage constructively in policy processes, provides opportunities for green social and economic leadership, and builds rural women’s agency as catalysts for sustainable peace, within a highly patriarchal Haitian society. This amplifies the voice and influence of at-risk rural women, bolstering civil society – state relations, as guarantors of women's land rights and bolsters accountability to ensure non-repetition, with tangible dividends for sustainable peace. Justice et Paix - CE-JILAP: As part of this project, JILAP is responsible for all aspects of peaceful conflict management, peacebuilding and peace consolidation in all the municipalities in which it operates.  Christian Aid UNPBF JILAP Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 48154.24 48154.24 48154.24 21936.00 Christian Aid JILAP 421.11 Christian Aid JILAP 87675.41 Christian Aid JILAP GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2206 Christian Aid   This project capacitates and strengthens at-risk rural women's leadership in two conflict affected departments of Haiti, North-East and South, tackling the systemic exclusion of women from Natural Resources Management (NRM) processes on land and land rights. Compounding vulnerabilities have resulted in direct and structural violence against women and young women (18-34), deeply impacted by the insecurity, gender, climate nexus. Adopting a human-centered, feminist peacebuilding approach, the project strengthens women, women’s organizations, networks and informal structures, ensures access to justice, safe structures to engage constructively in policy processes, provides opportunities for green social and economic leadership, and builds rural women’s agency as catalysts for sustainable peace, within a highly patriarchal Haitian society. This amplifies the voice and influence of at-risk rural women, bolstering civil society – state relations, as guarantors of women's land rights and bolsters accountability to ensure non-repetition, with tangible dividends for sustainable peace. MOUFHED will be responsible for all the gender and social justice aspects for women and young people in the project.      Christian Aid UNPBF Mouvement des Femmes Haitiennes pour l'Education et le Developpement Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 100445.57 100445.57 100445.57 45758.00 Christian Aid Mouvement des Femmes Haitiennes pour l'Education et le Developpement 877.00 Christian Aid Mouvement des Femmes Haitiennes pour l'Education et le Developpement 180036.22 Christian Aid Mouvement des Femmes Haitiennes pour l'Education et le Developpement GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2207 Christian Aid This project capacitates and strengthens at-risk rural women's leadership in two conflict affected departments of Haiti, North-East and South, tackling the systemic exclusion of women from Natural Resources Management (NRM) processes on land and land rights. Compounding vulnerabilities have resulted in direct and structural violence against women and young women (18-34), deeply impacted by the insecurity, gender, climate nexus. Adopting a human-centered, feminist peacebuilding approach, the project strengthens women, women’s organizations, networks and informal structures, ensures access to justice, safe structures to engage constructively in policy processes, provides opportunities for green social and economic leadership, and builds rural women’s agency as catalysts for sustainable peace, within a highly patriarchal Haitian society. This amplifies the voice and influence of at-risk rural women, bolstering civil society – state relations, as guarantors of women's land rights and bolsters accountability to ensure non-repetition, with tangible dividends for sustainable peace. SJM-Solidarité Fwontalyé: Drawing expertise on their peacebuilding expertise, migrants’ rights, protection of the environment, working with migrants, IDPs and vulnerable women and youth, on EU, IOM, UNHCR initiatives in the target areas.  Christian Aid UNPBF Service Jesuite aux Migrants/Solidarite Fwontalye - Haiti Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 31264.31 31264.31 31264.31 14242.00 Christian Aid Service Jesuite aux Migrants/Solidarite Fwontalye - Haiti 273.43 Christian Aid Service Jesuite aux Migrants/Solidarite Fwontalye - Haiti 58263.14 Christian Aid Service Jesuite aux Migrants/Solidarite Fwontalye - Haiti GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2208 Christian Aid A mediados de enero estallaron intensos combates en la región del Catatumbo que provocaron al menos 80 muertos y más de 11.000 personas desplazadas en sólo los primeros cuatro días. El 4 de febrero, Reuters reportó 53.000 personas desplazadas. Diversas entidades del Estado y OSC están coordinando para dar respuesta a la crisis humanitaria. Sin embargo, la respuesta es lenta. Además, la respuesta no responde de manera adecuada a las necesidades diferenciadas de mujeres y niñas. Este proyecto se enfoca en responder a las necesidades específicas de mujeres y niñas. En el contexto del conflicto y la violencia armada, las mujeres y niñas enfrentan posibles riesgos de violencia y explotación sexual. En los albergues, se tiene que garantizar que las mujeres y niñas estén recibiendo atención diferenciada que responda a sus necesidades humanitarias y de protección.  El proyecto busca incidir para que la ayuda humanitaria responda a la necesidades diferenciadas de mujeres y niñas. A nivel nacional, implica presentar y promover una agenda con autoridades y entidades del Estado y ONGs. A nivel local, involucra fortalecer capacidades y acompañar a organizaciones y redes locales de mujeres, para que puedan realizar su propia incidencia en mesas humanitarias. Christian Aid Red Nacional de Mujeres / Corporación Humanizar Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 2500.00 2500.00 5000.00 Christian Aid Red Nacional de Mujeres / Corporación Humanizar GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2210 Christian Aid The Manta community, a floating fishing group in Bangladesh's Barishal region, faces severe displacement and vulnerability due to climate change. Around 10,000 Manta people live on boats, with approximately 5,000 children out of school. The community remains largely deprived of education and basic government facilities, with most members lacking literacy and essential life skills. Women particularly struggle with basic numeracy, making them vulnerable in trade [The Daily Star, February-2023]. Living on boats exposes them to harsh weather conditions, including storms, cyclones, and intense sun exposure. Their mobile lifestyle and lack of national identity cards create barriers to accessing education, healthcare, and government aid. The community also faces legal challenges and cultural exclusion. Their traditional fishing livelihood has become increasingly unsustainable due to overfishing, competition from commercial fishers, and extreme weather events, forcing many to venture into deeper waters and incur rising debt [ICCCAD, December-2023]. The Sustainable Assistance for Inclusion and Livelihoods (SAIL) Project, implemented by the Association of Voluntary Actions for Society (AVAS), aims to address these challenges. Running from March 1 to September 30, 2025, with a budget of 30,000 GBP (4,477,612 BDT), the project will support approximately 200 households (1,000 individuals) in Barishal division, allocating BDT 22,338 per household on average. SAIL project will specifically focus on: ·       Livelihood support through training, financial assistance, and alternative income-generating activities ·       Informal education for the elderly groups and children to increase literacy rates, basic counting skills, signature and so on. ·       Healthcare access through medical camps and hygiene awareness session. ·       Protection, WaSH, referral, basic climate change knowledge through courtyard sessions. ·       Social inclusion and advocacy to improve recognition and rights of the Manta people. Christian Aid Association of Voluntary Actions for Society (AVAS) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 15000.00 15000.00 30000.00 Christian Aid Association of Voluntary Actions for Society (AVAS) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2218 Christian Aid Molham ACT MPCA project March/April 2025 Christian Aid Action by Churches Together (ACT) MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 164932.78 164932.78 414873.04 Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2219 Christian Aid Provision of a core grant to ensure continuity of impact and support APH's organisational sustainability and core capacity. The grant enables APH to continue delivering essential humanitarian services towards the response in Ukraine. It also supports the organisation to adapt to changing humanitarian needs, retain key staff, strengthen partnerships, and maintain effective engagement with donors and communities.  Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 36666.67 36666.67 36666.67 10000.00 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2221 Christian Aid Molham VT sclr project in Damascus and rural Damascus Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 100000.00 50009.00 Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) 45008.10 Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2222 Christian Aid SLDP aims to significantly enhance the capacity of Syrian actors and stakeholders to pursue accountability, truth and justice, towards sustainable peace and stability through legal and human rights frameworks. Programme Strategy: 1.        Dual-track engagement: ●         External focus: International advocacy and strategic accountability initiatives. ●         Internal focus: Co-building a sustainable human rights culture and supporting victims' rights within Syria. 2.        Core strategic pillars: ●         Empowerment of SNGOs, VSFs, WLOS, and grassroot initiatives. ●         Engagement with local duty bearers to support human rights in accordance with international law. ●         Corporate accountability for conflict-related human rights violations. ●         Human rights due diligence in humanitarian operations. Christian Aid SLDP - Syrian Legal Development Programme Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 33333.33 33333.33 33333.33 35000.00 Christian Aid SLDP - Syrian Legal Development Programme GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2223 Christian Aid Resilience in this context is closely linked to the empowerment of women's livelihoods in Homs. Empowering women economically by providing access to resources, tools, knowledge, and microfinance opportunities can foster resilience among not only women but the wider communities in Homs, while contributing to local economic recovery. Such initiatives can help break the cycle of dependency and vulnerability, allowing women to become active agents in their economic recovery and contributors to their communities' resilience. By focusing on women's economic empowerment and challenging restrictive social norms, efforts can not only mitigate the impacts of the aftermath of war but also lay the foundation for more inclusive and sustainable recovery and development in Homs after the fall of Assad’s regime.   Reflecting on the recent changes and challenges in Homs, Syria, SAWA proposes a strategy aimed at early recovery through a participatory approach that enhances gender integration in the workforce and community resilience. SAWA will support women-entrepreneurs who already had their livelihoods running before the earthquake and lost it due to it in Homs; providing them with advanced capacity-building and microfinancing to rebuild their businesses. In this project, SAWA aims to bridge the gap between humanitarian and relief interventions and development; In the medium- to longer term, the focus should shift towards the creation of more sustainable employment opportunities particularly after the fall of the Assad regime which poses opportunities for a stable environment that foster sustainable development and businesses. SAWA aims to do this by;  Enhancing the availability of information about the specific needs of Syrian entrepreneurs women in Homs  Enhancing women’s accessibility to resources through technical and soft capacities; and  Contributing to the resilience of livelihood systems of Syrian women coming from the targeted area. Christian Aid Action by Churches Together (ACT) Sawa for Development and Aid Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 83485.50 45000.00 Christian Aid Sawa for Development and Aid 45000.00 Christian Aid Sawa for Development and Aid GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2226 Christian Aid Il s’agit d’un projet d’urgence entrant dans le cadre de la réponse rapide pour répondre aux besoins immédiats en matière de sécurité alimentaire. A l’issu du projet, 5026 personnes, soit 718 ménages PDI (4046 personnes) et 140 ménages hôtes vulnérables (980 personnes). Ce projet vient en réponse aux alertes 654 (173 ménages restant après l’intervention d’OXFAM et UNIJED qui a couvert 238 ménages) et 655 (405 ménages). C’est un projet de 45 jours (22/03/2025 au 05/05/2025) mais compte tenu du rapportage, nous signons un accord de partenariat et reporting jusqu’en fin juillet 2025 Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 80025.00 80025.00 144275.72 Christian Aid Structure Rurale d'Appui aux Communautés GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2227 Christian Aid Il s’agit d’un projet d’urgence entrant dans le cadre de la réponse rapide pour répondre aux besoins immédiats en matière de sécurité alimentaire. il vise à aider, 5026 personnes, soit 718 ménages PDI (4046 personnes) et 140 ménages hôtes vulnérables (980 personnes). Ce projet vient en réponse aux alertes 654 (173 ménages restant après l’intervention d’OXFAM et UNIJED qui a couvert 238 ménages) et 655 (405 ménages). C’est un projet de 45 jours (22/03/2025 au 05/05/2025) mais compte tenu du rapportage, nous signons un accord de partenariat et reporting jusqu’en fin juillet 2025 Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 44975.00 44975.00 89950.00 Christian Aid SOLIDARITES INTERNATIONAL GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2230 Christian Aid Contribute to DKH existing project with the Sudan Emergency Response Rooms Christian Aid Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 90000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe 40000.00 Christian Aid Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2232 Christian Aid Inaction in the current complex humanitarian crisis would exacerbate the vulnerability of populations within these communities, undermining their access to essential resources. A lack of rapid and targeted intervention would intensify both food and physical insecurity, increasing the risks of malnutrition and violence—particularly for women and children. Under present conditions, the gradual deterioration in living standards could even result in loss of life due to inadequate access to healthcare and safe drinking water. In response to this emergency, immediate intervention is crucial to mitigate these risks and address the priority needs identified on the ground. While the challenges are diverse and complex, the SCLR approach would provide vital support to improve residents’ daily lives, especially in terms of water access, sanitation, protection, and livelihoods.   The project will provide micro-grants to a minimum of 6 vulnerable communities, empowering them to address the crises affecting them directly. As expected outcomes, the project will enhance social cohesion and community resilience, while directly reaching at least 750 people to improve their living conditions through the implementation of the community-led response. Christian Aid Church of Sweden Haiti Survie Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 31378.87 420264.53 Christian Aid Haiti Survie GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2235 Christian Aid Supporting Displaced and Repatriated Populations in the Border Communes of Cornillon and Belladère, Haiti – Year 3 of the SCLR Project  In 2024, the border communes of Cornillon and Belladère have become key host communities for two vulnerable groups: migrants forcibly repatriated from the Dominican Republic and internally displaced persons (IDPs) fleeing violence perpetrated by armed groups in the capital, Port-au-Prince. Among the most vulnerable are women, children, and persons with disabilities seeking to resettle in or near their communities of origin. These communes face serious structural and infrastructural challenges. The population of Cornillon and Belladère lives in extreme socio-economic vulnerability and struggles to meet basic needs such as access to clean water, healthcare, education, and food. Other pressing concerns include deteriorating road conditions and a general lack of public infrastructure—issues particularly acute in Cornillon. The mass arrival of repatriated migrants and displaced persons has further intensified the humanitarian crisis, requiring urgent and sustained attention. According to the GARR (Groupe d’Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés), 18,334 repatriation cases were recorded in February 2025 alone. Of these, 12,236 occurred at the official border crossing point of Carrizal in Belladère. Meanwhile, Cornillon recorded 684 repatriations—6.73% of the total—through unofficial crossing points. In response, GARR will provide technical and financial support to grassroots community-based organisations in Cornillon and Belladère through Year 3 of the Supporting Community-Led Response (SCLR) project. A total of four grassroots organisations will each receive an average micro-grant of USD 2,500. Expected Results:   Strengthened capacities of local structures (CBOs, CSOs, self-help groups) and solidarity mutual groups (MUSO), particularly in the commune of Cornillon. Direct improvement in living conditions for at least 500 people as a result of community-led interventions. Christian Aid Church of Sweden Groupe d'Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20340.58 280176.35 Christian Aid Groupe d'Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2239 Christian Aid Mousuni Island, located in the Namkhana block of South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, is one of the most climate-vulnerable regions in India. It faces recurrent cyclones, tidal surges, flooding, and saline intrusion—leading to massive disruption in electricity supply, degradation of soil productivity, loss of livelihoods, and forced migration. The socio-economic impact is disproportionately high on women, marginal farmers, and landless communities. Despite various governmental and non-governmental initiatives, sustainable and resilient livelihood options remain limited. The “Sundar Shakti” concept emerges as an innovative response to this challenge. It proposes a decentralized, women-led, solar-powered energy model integrated with nature-based solutions (NbS) to build long-term climate resilience. The model aims to empower women (especially Solar Sakhis) as agents of change who can manage solar microgrids and promote climate-adaptive livelihoods. The proposed innovation links energy access with livelihood diversification through activities like vetiver plantation, organic farming, and mangrove restoration—creating an ecosystem of resilience, enterprise, and empowerment.   This scoping study, under the ITL initiative, seeks to assess the feasibility of this integrated approach. It will analyse the social, technical, financial, and environmental viability of implementing the model at scale, while also exploring the enabling ecosystem required to support community ownership, sustainability, and institutional convergence.   About the partner: Calcutta Society for Professional Action in Development (SPADE) was founded in 1994 by a group of development professionals from a diverse field basically to provide techno-managerial support to other organizations operating in the development sector. Over time, SPADE has emerged as a prominent professional organization having an outstanding capacity in providing consultancy services as well as in conducting various Studies, Researches and documentations related to the field of development. All SPADE people have distinct technical-professional expertise in diverse fields which converged in its work. SPADE is member of the West Bengal Self Help Group Promotional Forum – a State level network of Self Help Promoting Institutions in West Bengal since its inception in 2001 and a member of the State Inter Agency Group – West Bengal that was formed in mid 2000 initially to avert the type of devastation caused by exceptionally widespread floods of West Bengal in 2000 and gradually it emerged as a collective effort of promoting the core concept of unified humanitarian response across the state. Christian Aid In Their Lifetime Donors SPADE Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25838.00 25978.00 Christian Aid SPADE 93674.00 Christian Aid SPADE GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2241 Christian Aid As violence by armed groups in Haiti’s capital continues to displace populations, many are seeking refuge in the southern region of the country. This has placed enormous pressure on host communities, which were already struggling to meet their basic needs. Torbeck is the third most affected commune in the South, hosting a large number of displaced people.   Among the most vulnerable groups are: Women lacking sufficient financial means to care for themselves and their children. Elderly people who are entirely dependent on family support. Persons with disabilities, who are facing heightened suffering, even compared to non-disabled individuals who are already struggling. Displaced families, many of whom have been separated and spread among various host families. Some have built makeshift shelters on land left behind by deceased relatives. Women and girls in these households are particularly affected, often resorting to small-scale street vending (e.g. peanuts, mangoes, cosmetics) in public markets and city streets to earn a living.   The SCLR Project, to be implemented in Torbeck in 2025, seeks to address the following urgent needs: Food Security: Many families lack sufficient quantity and quality of food. Access to Irrigation Water: Despite water availability, some farmland remains dry due to blocked irrigation channels. Adequate Shelter: Displaced individuals are living in inhumane conditions, with tarpaulin roofs exposed to the elements. Access to Healthcare: There is an urgent need for basic health services, including psychosocial support and chronic illness treatment. Access to Cash: Many displaced people, especially women, have no means to support their families or launch small businesses.   To support the most vulnerable crisis-affected communities, KORAL will provide micro-grants (ranging from USD 3,000 to 3,500) to at least seven (7) grassroots community-based organisations (CBOs).   Expected Results:   At least 175 families (approximately 875 vulnerable individuals) will directly benefit from the implementation of at least seven micro-projects led by CBOs, targeting their most urgent and immediate needs. At least 14 CBO members (two per organisation) will have their capacities strengthened through training sessions on the following topics: Micro-project design and development Financial management and reporting Christian Aid Church of Sweden Konbit Pou Ranfose Aksyon Lakay (KORAL) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30510.84 420264.53 Christian Aid Konbit Pou Ranfose Aksyon Lakay (KORAL) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2246 Christian Aid The prolonged civil wars in South Sudan has increased gender inequality, sexual and gender-based violence, compounded by limited education and economic opportunities for youth among others. Disruption of youth education and economic opportunities has had dramatic impact on Youth Peace and Security in a Country with a youth bulge of 51% and 70% being under the age of 30. In South Sudan – a country affected by conflict and violence, youth are commonly perceived as either perpetrators or victims. On the other hand, women make up-to 80% of the Agricultural labour in South Sudan yet have no control over resources. Few are in Governance despite allocations of 35% quota, a factor leading to increased gender inequality which undermines Women Peace and Security efforts. Pervasive negative social and cultural norms, gender-based violence, and barriers to socio-economic empowerment continue to hinder progress towards genuine gender equality and hence impacting WPS efforts.   Women peace and Security and Youth Peace and Security are continually overlooked and little effort is put into engagement of youth and women in leadership and in the peace process. The “Strengthening Women and Youth participation in Peacebuilding and Civic Spaces in Conflict Hotspots” project aims to empower women and youth in Leer and Rubkona Counties of Unity State to take up active roles in the peacebuilding process. Christian Aid Hope Restoration South Sudan (HRSS) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 60000.00 36000.00 Christian Aid Hope Restoration South Sudan (HRSS) 24000.00 Christian Aid Hope Restoration South Sudan (HRSS) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2247 Christian Aid This is part of the wider Making Tax Work for Women programme in the Africa region. Christian Aid Akina Mama wa Afrika Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22455.09 22455.09 60002.00 Christian Aid Akina Mama wa Afrika GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2249 Christian Aid At the heart of transforming Africa’s energy landscape is the need for robust civil society engagement. Empowered civil society organizations (CSOs) can drive policy advocacy, foster community-led energy solutions, and hold institutions accountable, but their participation in MDB decision-making remains fragmented and under-resourced. The project targets several key challenges: 1.      Underrepresentation of CSOs and communities: Most CSOs lack the technical knowledge, access, or resources to influence MDB processes or attend key forums. 2.      Persistent fossil fuel financing: Ongoing MDB and public support for fossil projects delays clean energy transitions and exposes countries to fuel price volatility. 3.      Underinvestment in DREs: Proven technologies remain underfunded, limiting access for last-mile communities. 4.      Neglect of local innovators: Community-based enterprises face major financing and policy barriers, excluding marginalized groups from the transition. 5.      Limited transparency and accountability: MDBs rarely publish timely, disaggregated project data, reducing public oversight. 6.      Weak advocacy capacity: CSOs lack tools to track policy shifts, public sentiment, and influence outcomes. To close Africa’s energy gap, public finance must shift toward inclusive, community-driven DRE solutions. Empowering civil society and improving transparency are essential to ensuring that energy investments align with development, equity, and climate goals. Christian Aid Mott Foundation The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 51681.14 55941.00 Christian Aid The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association 13105.00 Christian Aid The Kenya Climate Change Working Group Association GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2250 Christian Aid  The Project Title is "Supporting Emergency Livelihoods Recovery for Recent Returnees in Aweil West County of NBEGS, South Sudan". The project Goal is "to enhance food and livelihoods security for 3000 people (500 smallholder households) while fostering peaceful re-integration and environmental health in Aweil West County of NBEGS, South Sudan". The project uses a participatory, community-driven approach that emphasizes collaboration, coordination and effective communications with key stakeholders, including local authorities as well as the line Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security (MAFS) and Ministry of Environment and Forestry (MOEF). Through consultations, group discussions, and regular coordination meetings, the project ensures inclusivity and alignment with local priorities. The key features of the methodology include: safeguarging affected people (people receiving assistance, children, at-risks adults and people with disabilities), community engagement, capacity building, gender and youth inclusion and monitoring and learning.                                                                            Activity 1. Project inception/launch  Activity 1.1.2. Procure locally or nationally and distribute improved seed varieties and some nutrient-dense tubers materials to the registered household farmers  Activity 1.2.2. Procure locally and distribute 160 goats (4 goats per household; 3female and 1 male goats) to 40 households Activity 1.3.2. Procure and distribute fishing kits (2 spools of swine, 1 coil of monofilament and 2 boxes of Hook per household) to the registered fisherfolk households Activity 1.3.2. Procure and distribute fishing kits (2 spools of swine, 1 coil of monofilament and 2 boxes of Hook per household) to the registered fisherfolk households Activity 1.3.3. Conduct 1 comprehensive training workshop in each of the 4 Bomas on fish processing and management for the fisherfolk beneficiaries Activity 1.4.2. Train 100 selected participants in 4 groups of 25 participants on the basics of entrepreneurship/business skills and VSLA concepts Activity 1.4.3. Provide and monitor cash support (Startup) package to the participants to increase their products and services for income generation Activity 2.1.2. Identify and rank 1-2 measures or types of community assets, e.g. dykes, drainage channels etc.in each selected Boma Activity 2.1.3. Support the four groups with funds to rehabilitate or create the selected measures / community assets through labor intensive public work (LIPW) Activity 2.1.4. Community awareness campaigns on disaster preparedness Activity 3.1.2. Train the Peace committees in peacebuilding and social-cohesion activities  Activity 3.2.2. Train the youth groups in peacebuilding and social cohesion activities     Christian Aid Base Net Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 120000.00 120000.00 Christian Aid Base Net GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2255 Christian Aid WND/SMK project will provide protection, education, small business training, and digital literacy programs for women and girls in Mare’a. These activities aim to enhance economic empowerment, psychosocial resilience, and access to specialised services for vulnerable women and girls while fostering community engagement and skill-building. * ​​Protection and Psychosocial Support (PSS)​ main activities​:​​​ ​​​Awareness informative sessions on a variety of topics related to their daily lives.​​ ​​​Structured Group PSS and health sessions include two main programmes:​​ - Women's Program includes PSS Group & Health Awareness Sessions (Structured).​​ ​​​- Girls' Program includes PSS Group & Health Awareness Sessions (Structured).​​ ​​​Young Mothers Club​​ will provide targeted support for adolescent mothers, focusing on family planning, child development, and emotional support. ​​​Focused parenting support.​​ women will receive parenting skills training to improve their ability to manage child behaviour and family stress. ​​​Specialized Protection services: One-to-one PSS consultation and GBV Case Management.​​ ​​​Cash for protection support.​​ ​​First Aid Course.​​​ The training sessions will target women to provide skills in dealing with emergency situations like wounds, burns, scorpion stings and others that need immediate response.​ ​​​Child care/ Nursery for the staff and the participants’ children.​​​​ * Education and Skills Development​:​ ​​SMK will enhance women’s and girls’ access to education by providing Arabic literacy and Quran recitation courses, which have strong local acceptance​ and encourage the parents to send their daughter to attend the courses​.​​​ Additionally, complementary education courses will be offered, targeting adolescent girls preparing for public exams (for 9th and 12th grade) in subjects such as physics, mathematics, chemistry, and Arabic. * Vocational and Economic Empowerment To promote financial independence, women and girls will have small business training that ends up with small grants. Graduates of previous SMK vocational programs will have access to entrepreneurship training and mini-grants, enabling them to launch small businesses. Each entrepreneurial group will receive 1000$ grant, along with mentoring sessions to support long-term sustainability. * Digital Literacy and Technology Access.   Project location: Mare’a Sub-District, Azaz District, Aleppo Governorate, Northern Syria (Location). Christian Aid Women Now (Şimdiki Kadınlar Yardımlaşma ve Dayanışma Derneği) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 84985.17 84985.17 76486.65 Christian Aid Women Now (Şimdiki Kadınlar Yardımlaşma ve Dayanışma Derneği) 20000.00 Christian Aid Women Now (Şimdiki Kadınlar Yardımlaşma ve Dayanışma Derneği) 56486.65 Christian Aid Women Now (Şimdiki Kadınlar Yardımlaşma ve Dayanışma Derneği) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2259 Christian Aid The project will be implemented in Chikun and Kaduna North LGAs. These LGAs have continued to experience flooding incidents, with Chikun LGA having the highest number of affected individuals. Kaduna North experience devastating floods that washed away farmlands and affected over 1,000 people. Chikun LGA recorded the highest number of affected persons, with 10,115 individuals representing 27% of the affected population in the state. Houses of the affected population were either partially or completely damaged. Floods continuously have affected the people economically, caused displacement and affected livelihoods, with people relying on crop and vegetable farming, petty trade, and casual labor. Hence, this project adopt a local-government wide coverage. While CAID had working experience and established stakeholders in these LGAs, UNICEF has also invested in cash distribution to flood victims in some communities of the 2 LGAs; Hence the project will support impact evaluation of this investment with regards to early warning and households mitigation plans to flooding disaster while also strengthening capacities Christian Aid UNICEF Legal Awareness for Nigerian Women Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 42463.49 45429585.24 Christian Aid Legal Awareness for Nigerian Women 58591586.96 Christian Aid Legal Awareness for Nigerian Women GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2263 Christian Aid This project directly advances Christian Aid South Sudan’s strategic priority of promoting climate justice by delivering transformative, community-led climate adaptation solutions. It empowers women and girls through equitable access to clean energy technologies and inclusive decision-making process, while fostering resilient livelihoods by reducing reliance on unsustainable energy sources and enhancing food and income security. By integrating gender equity, environmental sustainability, and economic resilience, the project offers a scalable model for impactful, locally driven development. The project will use the energy waste (ashes) and kitchen residues to fertilize and protect women-led kitchen gardens and homestead trees.  This unique energy innovation in the rural locality will reduce the burden on women and girls especially in their access to alternative cooking energy technologies, facilitate and empower them in the design and use of locally appropriate innovative low-cost energy technologies from biomass of agricultural, livestock and forest wastes. The project will promote healthy households and protected environment in the face of climate change.  It will restore and nurture ecosystem in the locality. Ultimately, women/girls are empowered, energy, food and livelihood security enhanced, leading to climate-resilient people living in healthy environment. Therefore, given the urgent and intersecting challenges facing Magwi County—ranging from extreme energy poverty and climate vulnerability to entrenched gender inequality—there is a clear and compelling need for targeted, sustainable intervention. This project offers a transformative solution that not only addresses immediate humanitarian needs but also builds long-term resilience through gender-responsive, climate-adaptive energy technologies. By funding this initiative, Christian Aid and Base Net will catalyze meaningful change in one of South Sudan’s most underserved populations. The project aligns seamlessly with global development priorities, including the Sustainable Development Goals, and with Christian Aid’s strategic commitment to climate justice, gender equity, and resilient livelihoods. Project Objectives and Expected Results Outcome 1: Women and girls empowered through adoption of adaptive locally appropriate energy technologies for climate resilience Output 1.1. 100 women-headed households engaged in making and use of cost-effective improved energy-saving cook stoves Output 1.2. 100 women-headed households engaged in design and use of low-cost biomass energy briquettes from agricultural, livestock and forestry wastes Output 1.3. 100 women-headed households trained in use of biomass ash to fertilize and protect their kitchen / backyard gardens and homestead trees. Project location: Magwi Payam, Agoro Maji, Abara, Ayii, Obama and Nyolo Christian Aid In Their Lifetime Donors Base Net Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 60000.00 36000.00 Christian Aid Base Net 24000.00 Christian Aid Base Net GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2266 Christian Aid The project is part of upscaling the Early Action for Impact (START NETWORK FUNDED), now Code 1 funded, to strengthen building of knowledge repository, sharing and community engagement in Gwanda South, Zimbabwe, to bolster resilience against climate-related shocks. Focusing on vulnerable communities, including women, children, youth, and persons with disabilities, the project aims to address the disproportionate impact of climate-related shocks on these groups. To achieve this, the project will document best practices, establish community-based platforms, and provide training programs for community members and local institutions. Furthermore, the project will develop an evidence-based plans feeding into the national framework. The project anticipates several outcomes, including enhanced anticipatory actions, improved knowledge sharing, and a developed framework for national resilience strategies. The project will also have a distinct impact on target groups. Women will gain improved access to climate-resilient initiatives, enhanced decision-making, participation, and reduced risk of gender-based violence. Children and youth will benefit from improved access to education on disaster risk reduction and enhanced community participation. Persons with disabilities will experience improved access to inclusive initiatives, enhanced decision-making participation, and reduced social exclusion. Aligned with the National Development Strategy 1 and the Sendai Framework, the project will enhance knowledge sharing and community engagement, contributing to improved resilience against climate-related shocks and promoting sustainable development in Zimbabwe . Christian Aid Lutheran Development Services Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25000.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Lutheran Development Services GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2267 Christian Aid TRI project Christian Aid Disasters Emergency Committee Alliance for Public Health (APH) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 64867.00 1919.86 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) 62947.14 Christian Aid Alliance for Public Health (APH) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2268 Christian Aid The project is based on the implementation of circular economy processes and waste transformation, ensuring a sustainable production model. Using specialized technology, plastic waste will be converted into plastic wood—a durable, fire-resistant, and low-maintenance material with a lifespan of up to 50 years. This process reduces pollution and facilitates the reintegration of waste into the productive economy, minimizing waste and promoting a culture of responsible use.  Additionally, renewable energies will be integrated into the production process through the installation of a photovoltaic system, ensuring partial or full plant operation with solar energy, reducing dependence on fossil fuels, and promoting environmental sustainability. Additionally, a greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions measurement and monitoring system will be established in the production process. The data obtained from monitoring will facilitate the preparation of periodic environmental impact reports, strengthen evidence-based decision-making, and communicate the project's concrete benefits to the community, strategic partners, and environmental institutions.  The water used in the cooling process of the plastic wood will be recirculated, preventing waste and ensuring efficient use of water resources Christian Aid BIORED Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30151.00 30151.00 Christian Aid BIORED GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2269 Christian Aid PROJECT CURRENTLY ON PAUSE  (partner was in amidst NCE Request - to be confirmed once update is given from management team)  30 sclr initiatives across Syria. Project location: Idleb, Damascus, Daraa, Douma, Daraya, and Aleppo Christian Aid Çocuk Koruyuculari Yardimlaşma Ve Dayanişma Derneği (Child Guardians) formerly Hurras Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 100000.00 90000.00 Christian Aid Çocuk Koruyuculari Yardimlaşma Ve Dayanişma Derneği (Child Guardians) formerly Hurras GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2270 Christian Aid Noakhali District is highly disaster-prone, facing frequent cyclones, tidal surges, floods, tornadoes, riverbank erosion, and droughts. Recent heavy rains and upstream water flow have caused severe flooding, damaging homes, infrastructure, and livelihoods. Past cyclones (Sidr, Aila, Amphan) have triggered major humanitarian crises. Women, children, the elderly, persons with disabilities, and marginalized groups are disproportionately affected. Proposed Locations: Companiganj: Char Elahi, Musapur Hatiya: Char Ishwar, Char King, Hatiya Paurashava, Harni Subarnachar: Char Clerk, Mohammadpur Union selection is based on needs assessments, contingency planning, and coordination with the Start Fund Network to avoid duplication. Project Approach:Christian Aid will use an inclusive, equitable, and community-centered approach, prioritizing: People in extreme poverty Persons with disabilities and elderly people Women, adolescents, pregnant/lactating mothers Marginalized and ethnic minority communities Women migrant workers Key Outputs: Vulnerable communities adopt early measures to protect lives and assets. Enhanced community and institutional capacity to reduce cyclone risk. Early Action Activities: Inception & Staff Orientation – Sessions on safeguarding, inclusion, AAP, gender, and compliance. Early Warning Dissemination – Via miking and community outreach, covering evacuation, shelter, and safety guidance. Repair Works (9 schemes) – Embankments and access roads near shelters to ensure safe evacuation. Health Kits at 16 Shelters – Pre-positioned kits with ORS, sanitary napkins, soap, and first aid. Solar System Repairs – Ensure lighting in shelters to reduce GBV risks and increase safety. Dry Food for 1,400 HHs – In Char Elahi, Musapur, Char Clerk, and Mohammadpur. Kits include flattened rice, molasses, biscuits, ORS, and more to meet food needs for 3 days. Due to remoteness and lead time, Hatiya upazila was excluded from dry food distribution. Multi-purpose Cash Grants for 2,800 HHs – Unconditional cash transfers (aligned with Cash Working Group standards) to support urgent needs including transport, food, medicine, and minor shelter repairs. Post Distribution Monitoring (PDM) – Conducted using Start Fund tools to assess relevance, use, and community feedback. A strong Complaint and Feedback Response Mechanism (CFRM) will be active throughout to ensure community voices are addressed and integrated. Targeted Households by Union:   Upazila Union Cash Grants (MPCG) Dry Food Packages Companiganj Char Elahi 350 HHs 350 HHs Companiganj Musapur 350 HHs 350 HHs Hatiya Harni 350 HHs - Hatiya Char Ishwar 350 HHs - Hatiya Char King 350 HHs - Hatiya Hatiya Paurashava 350 HHs - Subarnachar Char Clerk 350 HHs 350 HHs Subarnachar Mohammadpur 350 HHs 350 HHs Total   2,800 HHs 1,400 HHs Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Eco-Social Development Organization (ESDO) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 65248.50 65248.50 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2271 Christian Aid This is 48 month project  to contribute to sustainable and inclusive transformation of food systems in Karonga District. The specific objective(s) is: Better preservation, restoration and regeneration of natural resource base and its diverse ecosystems. The project priority areas are as follows- i) Land use planning, coupled with land registration - coordinated with traditional authorities to slow down or reverse the process of farm expansion into forest and marginal lands (integrated land use development - crops, livestock, forests and advisory service etc.). ii) Planting of fast-growing trees on customary land and around Malawi’s Forest Reserves and other protected areas (forest fringes as buffer zones) for biomass, promotion of higher value forest plantations in function of domestic wood industry, promotion of trees on farmland, agro-ecology and agroforestry – using landscape approaches. iii) Enhancing soil and water management across the territory to reduce the speed of water flow, prevent the build-up of large volumes of water, enhance infiltration and prevent sediment loading: Soil and water conservation activities, integrated climate change adaptation (ex: giant bamboo planting, hedge rolls of nitrogen fixing trees or other multipurpose trees, trees on farm; etc…), disaster risks reduction. iv) Financing Sustainable Forest/Natural Resources Management: Explore Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) with forestry and land resources conservation on the other hand and agriculture sector (irrigation), the power sector, the town water authorities and tourism sector etc. as main clients. Engage sectors in dialogue to determine how much these sectors can contribute in form of payment for avoided deforestation or payment for afforestation, reforestation and forest, water and land conservation. Christian Aid European Commission Karonga District Council Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 127561.80 127561.80 127561.80 127561.80 127561.80 45000.00 Christian Aid Karonga District Council GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2272 Christian Aid   South Sudan faces widespread poverty, with women bearing a disproportionate burden due to entrenched gender roles and limited access to economic opportunities. Many women rely on men for financial support, significantly limiting their economic independence. Educational attainment among women is notably low, with high illiteracy rates. Cultural practices, early or forced marriages, and a lack of resources prevent many girls from completing primary or secondary education. Deep-rooted societal beliefs continue to restrict women to domestic roles, curbing their participation in the formal economy and reinforcing cycles of dependency. Gender-based violence (GBV) remains a pervasive issue, negatively impacting women's health, safety, and economic productivity. The trauma from GBV further reduces women’s ability to engage in economic activities confidently or consistently. In rural areas, many women are engaged in subsistence farming. However, they face significant obstacles such as restricted access to land, inadequate farming inputs, and a lack of agricultural training. Women running small businesses also struggle due to limited access to markets, inadequate business skills, and poor networking opportunities, which stifle their business growth and profitability. Access to financial services remains another major barrier. Many women lack the collateral required for loans or credit and often have low financial literacy. Discriminatory practices in financial institutions further exclude them from economic participation. The ongoing conflict and instability in South Sudan have weakened markets and disrupted economic activities, making it even harder for women to achieve financial stability. The Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) project aims to address these interlinked issues by tackling poverty, inequality, educational gaps, limited financial access, GBV, food insecurity, and policy deficiencies. Its goal is to create an enabling environment for women to thrive economically, ultimately contributing to peace and national development. In Juba Diocese, these challenges are particularly pronounced. Gender inequality and societal expectations continue to confine women to household duties, minimizing their participation in the workforce. Families often prioritize educating boys, leaving women with limited skills and economic opportunities. The lack of access to financial resources further exacerbates their marginalization. Without ownership of assets like land or property, women cannot meet the requirements for business loans or grants. Cultural norms in Juba Diocese also hinder women’s involvement in decision-making processes within both the household and community. This marginalization reduces their influence on economic planning and financial management. GBV is widespread and adds another layer of complexity, making the environment unsafe and discouraging women from pursuing income-generating activities Christian Aid The province of the Episcopal church of South Sudan Mother's Union (ECSS MU) Anglican communion Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid The province of the Episcopal church of South Sudan Mother's Union (ECSS MU) Anglican communion GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2273 Christian Aid South Sudan's early warning and disaster response mechanisms are often underdeveloped or inaccessible to rural communities. As a result, communities receive limited advance notice of impending floods, reducing their ability to evacuate safely or protect assets which is due Economic hardship and limited resources restrict communities' ability to invest in flood resilience measures, such as building elevated structures, storing food and water, or accessing alternative livelihoods during flood periods. This exacerbates the impact of flooding on already vulnerable populations.  Flooding frequently leads to outbreaks of waterborne diseases like cholera, malaria, and diarrhea due to contaminated water sources and poor sanitation. The health impact of flooding further weakens the community's resilience and increases the demand for emergency healthcare. Floods often damage schools and disrupt the educational process. When schools are used as emergency shelters, classes are suspended, leading to long-term setbacks in education and affecting children's future opportunities. South Sudan has faced recurrent flooding over the past three years, exacerbating existing humanitarian challenges in a country already grappling with conflict, food insecurity, and displacement. The flooding is primarily driven by heavy seasonal rainfall that causes the overflow of rivers like the Nile and its tributaries, particularly the White Nile. The low-lying landscape, poor drainage systems, and changing climate patterns further aggravate the flooding situation. Flooding has displaced hundreds of thousands of people, with many communities forced to leave their homes and seek refuge on higher ground or in temporary camps. The displacement disrupts livelihoods and often leads to overcrowded living conditions in temporary shelters, increasing the risk of disease outbreaks. The states of Jonglei, Unity, Upper Nile, and Northern Bahr el Ghazal have been among the worst-hit. For instance, in Jonglei State, severe floods in 2021 and 2022 affected more than 200,000 people, forcing many to flee their homes.     Christian Aid Episcopal Church of South Sudan Environmental Network (ECSSEN) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Episcopal Church of South Sudan Environmental Network (ECSSEN) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2274 Christian Aid One year commitment pending PPC partner review Christian Aid Gender and Development Network Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 3000.00 3000.00 Christian Aid Gender and Development Network GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2276 Christian Aid The years of conflicts, compounded by the impact of climatic shocks and food insecurity, have heightened the humanitarian situation and limited the development of some of the most vulnerable groups, such as women and girls in Juba County of Central Equatoria state.  While women have enormous potential to contribute to building resilience and elevating their socio–economic status, they face significant challenges to economic empowerment due to limited access to financial services, education and technology. Women and young women also have limited opportunities to support themselves, given the high rates of economic vulnerability, illiteracy, pervasive gender social norms that hinder their access to livelihood opportunities, including land and economic justice.  The sustained insecurity in South Sudan has left many women and girls as head of households and sole breadwinners with few options to provide for themselves and their families. As the cost-of-living soars and livelihood remains unstable, the burden of poverty and economic violence weighs heavily on women, and most have hardly enough money at their disposal to sustain their family households. As women take on the responsibility of household management and income generation by starting small businesses and organizing themselves in Traditional village saving and loan associations (VSLA) to save, borrow, and invest in income-generating activities. However, group members often face security risks for their physical cash in the savings boxes, and limitations in financial literacy, and access to broader financial credits from the bank. Thereby, NWERO leadership believe, “if the marginalized and vulnerable women are provided customized economic empowerment skills through digitalized village saving and loan association, including financial literacy, then their income significantly increases, and they will have a sustainable livelihood and peace in their households.  Christian Aid National Women Empowerment and Rehabilitation Organization Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid National Women Empowerment and Rehabilitation Organization GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2281 Christian Aid South Sudan is one of the most climate-vulnerable countries in the world, facing recurrent and intensifying climate shocks such as floods, droughts, and heatwave. These events have devastated livelihoods, displaced communities, and eroded local coping mechanisms, particularly affecting women, children, and marginalized groups. The impacts of climate change are compounded by weak governance structures, limited institutional capacity, and ongoing intercommunal conflicts over scarce natural resources. As a result, food insecurity, disease outbreaks, and environmental degradation are on the rise, creating a cycle of vulnerability and instability. Therefore, this project is justified by the urgent need to build local resilience through inclusive, community-driven, and faith-based approaches. By strengthening the capacity of civil society, faith-based organizations, and local authorities, the project will empower communities to adopt climate-smart practices, influence policy, and engage in sustainable natural resource management. Leveraging the moral authority of faith leaders and promoting gender-responsive solutions ensures that climate action is both locally rooted and socially inclusive. The project also addresses critical information and coordination gaps, fostering multi-stakeholder collaboration to drive long-term climate adaptation and mitigation in South Sudan. The overall objective of this project is to strengthen citizens’ meaningful participation in climate change policy legislation and the climate financing decision-making process in South Sudan.   Objective 1: To strengthen institutional capacity of local actors (faith-based organizations, CSOs, government bodies) to engage in climate governance and policy influence.   Objective 2: To enhance community awareness and participation in climate action through advocacy on environmental stewardship and awareness raising.   Objective 3: To foster multi-stakeholder collaboration for sustainable natural resource management and climate resilience Outcome 1: Increased capacity of 60% local institutions such as (CSOs, faith-based organisation, line Ministries etc.) to influence and implement climate policies and adaptation strategies.  Output 1.1: Training programs conducted for CSOs, FBOs, and local authorities on climate governance and policy advocacy Outcome 2: Increased community awareness, collaboration between public, private, and faith-based actors in climate resilience and governance and active participation in climate action through inclusive advocacy, environmental education, and promotion of environmental stewardship. Output 2 .1: 4 Community awareness campaigns on climate financing and justice implemented   Christian Aid AFRICA DEMOCRACY AND RESILIENCE NETWORK (ARDNET) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 80000.00 48000.00 Christian Aid AFRICA DEMOCRACY AND RESILIENCE NETWORK (ARDNET) 32000.00 Christian Aid AFRICA DEMOCRACY AND RESILIENCE NETWORK (ARDNET) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2285 Christian Aid Jos and the wider Plateau State have, for years, grappled with recurring episodes of ethno-religious conflict, youth unemployment, and social disintegration. The state’s population is predominantly agrarian, yet youth involvement in agriculture remains limited due to lack of capacity, access to capital, land, and modern agribusiness opportunities.   Given the fragile peace and the urgent need for sustainable youth engagement and empowerment, this project will be taking to scale, leveraging on the CA Code 1 existing agribusiness project targeted at Women and youths in Plateau State to improve livelihood, social cohesion, and peacebuilding among youths in Plateau State. This project is timely, and contextually responds to National Livelihood and Social Cohesion Policy Framework, Plateau State Government Peacebuilding Agency’s strategy for youth engagement and economic inclusion, and contributes to SDGs 1 (No Poverty), 2 (Zero Hunger), 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions).   The agribusiness project, strategically designed with livelihood, social cohesion, and peacebuilding as entry points, offers a sustainable, locally appropriate, and scalable approach to youth empowerment and conflict transformation in Jos, Plateau State. Beyond income generation, it promotes inter-group collaboration, peace advocacy, and resilient community development, contributing to the long-term stabilization and prosperity of the region. This project will be implemented by a consortium of CA national partners – Social Justice and Human Development for Peace Initiative (JDPC), Jos, Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN) and Women and Children in Support of Community Development Initiatives (WOCCI). Christian Aid Social Justice for Human Development and Peace Initiative (JDPC) Jos Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 80000.00 60000.00 Christian Aid Social Justice for Human Development and Peace Initiative (JDPC) Jos 20000.00 Christian Aid Social Justice for Human Development and Peace Initiative (JDPC) Jos GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2287 Christian Aid This is a scale-up project which aims to improve the resilience and well-being of vulnerable populations in Northern Nigeria's Borno state Mafa Local Govenrment Area by integrating livelihood support with Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WaSH) interventions. The focus is on enhancing food security and improving access to clean water and sanitation facilities. It will build on CA old investment from similar project - PRJ1986.  Christian Aid Ekklisiyar Yan’uwa A Nigeria Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 90000.00 45000.00 Christian Aid Ekklisiyar Yan’uwa A Nigeria 45000.00 Christian Aid Ekklisiyar Yan’uwa A Nigeria GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2288 Christian Aid Since the announcement of the Aid Cut in January 2025, there has been increase in vulnerabilities as bandit attacks intensify in Sokoto, Zamfara and Katsina States with more communities being displaced. Ongoing conflict have led to an acute protection crisis, displacing millions, destroying critical infrastructure, and disrupting livelihoods. This is worsened by the inability of shelters and host communities to cater for the needs of new arrivals in displacement camps.  Due to the decrease in humanitarian services which has been largely funded by the BHA, there has been rise in protection concerns with young women and girls resorting to negative coping mechanisms to survive, with more households exposed to risks while trying to access livelihood opportunities to cater for basic household and shelter needs. This is compounded by limited access to water supply and increased cases of WaSH related diseases experienced by temporary shelters and host communities. In all of these, the institutions charged with coordinating response to immediate needs arising from climate and human-induced disasters are overwhelmed as Katsina still hosts the largest share of IDPs in North-West Nigeria followed by Zamfara State. Furthermore, the cuts have equally undermined the ability of humanitarian organizations and government agencies to effectively respond to emerging needs and support them to strengthen response and coordination mechanism in the states. Climate change, rapid population growth—projected to reach 400 million by 2050 according to the World Bank still pose high level threats as Nigeria remains one of Africa's most flood-prone countries. In the past year alone, flooding claimed 320 lives, affected 1.4 million people, displaced 730,000 individuals, destroyed 120,000 houses, and destroyed about 260,000 hectares of farmland resulting in harvest loss equivalent to food for 13 million people, thereby worsening food insecurity and causing waterborne disease. Without funding, this seismic shift may undo hard-won gains in the humanitarian landscape. Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Life Helpers Initiative (LHI) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 300000.00 208636.10 Christian Aid Life Helpers Initiative (LHI) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2290 Christian Aid Every sunset brings a new set of challenges for 5 community people in Maforki, and Beke-Loko chiefdoms, Port Loko district. At the same time, due to the lack of grid power or electricity and the remoteness of these communities, energy for house lighting is sourced mainly from paraffin lamps, torch lights, candles or Chinese-made battery lights (these batteries are costly to replenish and do not serve long). This has a profound effect especially on the women and school-going children who have to do their house chores and school studies respectively by use of paraffin lamps. The paraffin lamps have a poor spectrum of light that affects the users’ eyesight, irritates eyes and emit smoke that leads to respiratory infections and add to the global greenhouse emissions. Increased population and need for development has led to encroachment into the reserve area corridors and a reduction of the land available, this has inevitably led to competition for land and other natural resources. This project will promote the use of solar lighting for 182 households across five pilot communities, using a market-based approach, working with women’s groups as catalysts across the target communities, to test the appetite for clean solar lighting and willingness of communities to pay for these over a reasonable period of time. This will reduce prevalence of energy poverty for women and men, boys and girls and their communities across the five pilot communities. Christian Aid Collective Initiative for Development Sierra Leone Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 87000.00 87000.00 Christian Aid Collective Initiative for Development Sierra Leone GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2292 Christian Aid The project aims at implementing recommendations of the UNPBF research on the root causes of gender norms and cultural practices that hinder women participation. The study was conducted by the University of Burundi in Ruyigi and Rutana provinces that have the same realities as Rumonge, the recommended area of implementation of this project. During the research validation process, the research team concluded that more efforts should be made at community level to build social cohesion, combat extreme poverty and exclusion in communities if women participation is to be effective. It is therefore expected that this project will consider the acute need that IDPs, returnees and community residents are confronted with in Rumonge and implement appropriate approaches that will result in new and revived capacity of communities to effectively manage and prevent the identified migration-related tensions. This project will particularly address the limited inclusion and participation of women, and particularly women from marginalized groups i.e. (IDPs and returnees), at zone and conseils collinaires levels. This further aligns with the National Plan for the Development of Burundi 2018-2027 in terms of gender and promotion of family cohesion, supporting the governments’ commitment to eliminating gender-related inequalities and exclusion recognizing that challenges persist. The National Programme for the Capitalization of Peace, Social Stability, and the Promotion of Economic Growth (2021‒2027) (PNCP-SS-PCE), which promotes integral rural development, with relevance to Pillar 2: Accelerating the Sustainable Reintegration and Resettlement of Vulnerable Populations. Christian Aid Concertation des collectifs des associations oeuvrant pour la promotion des femmes de la region des grands Lacs Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 60000.00 60000.00 120000.00 Christian Aid Concertation des collectifs des associations oeuvrant pour la promotion des femmes de la region des grands Lacs GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2294 Christian Aid PROJECT CURRENTLY ON PAUSE  (partner was in amidst NCE Request - to be confirmed once update is given from management team)    SCNP project hosted by HurrasThe Objective of the proposed project is: “ To sustain and strengthen civic space in Syria by fostering a dynamic platform that acts as a space connecting Syrian actors in the diaspora and local communities across geographic and political divides, and enabling effective collaboration that drives advocacy and solutions for Syria’s future."  Christian Aid Çocuk Koruyuculari Yardimlaşma Ve Dayanişma Derneği (Child Guardians) formerly Hurras Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50105.92 45095.33 Christian Aid Çocuk Koruyuculari Yardimlaşma Ve Dayanişma Derneği (Child Guardians) formerly Hurras GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2295 Christian Aid La primera línea estratégica de esta acción concentra su quehacer en la creación y divulgación de narrativas ecofeminista que posicionan demandas y aportes de las mujeres a la gestión de la crisis ecológica y climática, desde ejercicios prácticos de restauración basada en adaptación en territorio marino Costero. Este aporte será cocreado y canalizado en el marco de la alianza regional del Foro Centroamérica Vulnerable, organizaciones aliadas en CANLA y la Red GAGGA, espacio de los cuales UNES es Socia. Se proyectan reuniones, webinarios y foros naciones y regionales de debate y generación colectiva de propuestas de incidencia, siendo una de ellas la sistematización de la guía práctica para la restauración basada en adaptación, desde la experiencia de las mujeres a la resiliencia climática y la defensa del territorio marino costero, esta aporte de las mujeres para la adaptación hídrica y alimentaria será socializado en  las acciones del FCV y se gestionara con las alianzas internaciones para ser presentada en la COP 30. Para las acciones de esta línea se trabajará para incorporarlas en la campaña comunicacional con productos como videos, afiches, divulgando además la guía práctica como propuesta y apuesta para la adaptación climática. Como estrategia para el fortalecimiento de la alianzas y el posicionamiento de nuestra propuesta, estaremos participando en el Global Earth Summit, que organiza nuestro socio Corambiente en Colombia según correo reciente, donde se podría presentar la mirada ecofeminista de la resiliencia climática. Christian Aid Asociacion Unidad Ecologica Salvadoreña Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 7500.00 7500.00 15000.00 Christian Aid Asociacion Unidad Ecologica Salvadoreña GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2296 Christian Aid The proposed intervention is closely aligned with the core priorities and strategic vision of the ACT Alliance global network, which emphasizes gender justice, humanitarian effectiveness, and building resilient communities worldwide. Firstly, the project supports the ACT Alliance’s global commitment to advancing gender justice as a cross-cutting theme. By strengthening the capacity of the Sierra Leone Forum to promote gender-transformative programming, the intervention contributes to ACT’s broader agenda of challenging systemic inequalities and promoting the rights and dignity of women, girls, and marginalized groups across all member contexts. Secondly, the initiative addresses the global priority of enhancing coordination and collaboration among ACT members to improve the quality, coherence, and impact of humanitarian and development responses. The lack of a unified strategic framework and weak internal coordination at the country level hinders collective action. This project’s focus on developing a strategic plan and improving coordination mechanisms directly responds to this gap, reflecting ACT’s emphasis on strong national forums as a foundation for collective impact. Furthermore, the intervention aligns with ACT Alliance’s focus on resilience-building — strengthening the ability of communities and organizations to prepare for, respond to, and recover from crises. By equipping member organizations with skills and strategies to support vulnerable populations sustainably, the project contributes to ACT’s global goal of fostering sustainable development and disaster risk reduction. Lastly, this intervention promotes knowledge sharing, learning, and advocacy, key pillars of ACT Alliance’s global operations. Strengthening internal learning systems and improving advocacy positioning within Sierra Leone enhances the Alliance’s global network effectiveness and influence. Overall, this project exemplifies the ACT Alliance’s commitment to locally led, collaborative, and gender-responsive approaches, thereby reinforcing and advancing the global agenda through targeted national-level action. Christian Aid CCSL-Council of Churches in Sierra Leone Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 78000.00 78000.00 Christian Aid CCSL-Council of Churches in Sierra Leone GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2298 Christian Aid The proposed intervention: adopting the blue-green enterprise model to serve as an entry point to deliver capacity building and linkages to other services (including business development services and financial inclusion services). The blue-green enterprises are expected to start and sustain the irrigation and the sustainable production of livestock feed by applying climate-smart, green technologies, and eco-friendly agricultural production approaches. In order to mitigate the effects of the recurring droughts in Dassenech woreda in a sustainable way, the proposed action is to establish a local livestock feed production system by using the water resources of the Omo River for irrigation through solar powered pumping and be able to sustainably cultivating livestock feed. Christian Aid Agri-Service Ethiopia Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50000.00 50000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Agri-Service Ethiopia GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2301 Christian Aid GARR has been a key implementing partner in the recently concluded Nexus project . As the project reaches its end phase, outstanding reimbursement claims from GARR and necessary administrative and technical closure activities remain unfunded due to delays in final disbursements.  To avoid reputational risk, ensure compliance with contractual obligations, and support an orderly closure process including reporting, lessons-learned documentation, and knowledge capitalization, this bridge fund will provide limited financial coverage. The project specific objectives are : -            - Reimburse GARR for all validated expenses incurred during the final phase of project implementation. -            - Facilitate final project closure activities including reporting, evaluation, archiving, and knowledge sharing. -            - Cover minimal operational and human resource costs directly related to close-out. Key activities : A1. Reimbursement to GARR: Transfer of approved reimbursable costs to GARR based on final financial statements and validation process. A2. Final Narrative and Financial Reporting: Compilation and submission of required final reports to donors and stakeholders. A3. Human Resources Close-Out: payment of short-term contracts or consultant fees to finalize documentation, finance, and M&E tasks. A4. Knowledge Capitalization: Conduct a lessons-learned workshop in both project areas of implementation A5. Administrative Closure: Archiving of project files, inventory reconciliation, and closure of accounts. Expected Results -            - GARR fully reimbursed in compliance with contractual terms. -             - All required reports completed and submitted. -             - Closure of project accounts finalized. -             - Key lessons documented and shared internally or externally as appropriate.   -             - No outstanding liabilities at project end.   Christian Aid Groupe d'Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 23946.87 32213.33 Christian Aid Groupe d'Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2302 Christian Aid The project aims to support at-risk displaced individuals in Beirut by ensuring dignified access to food and hygiene services. Specifically, Christian Aid (CA), in partnership with Mouvement Social (MSL), will provide vulnerable internally displaced persons (IDPs) with access to essential non-food items, including WASH/hygiene kits, washing machines, dryers, and hygiene supplies through a well-equipped drop-in centre located in the Burj Hammoud area. At this centre, MSL will also support 60 IDPs with training and resources to develop income-generating activities, based on priorities identified through community consultations. Christian Aid Mouvement Social Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 52077.50 52077.50 66815.12 Christian Aid Mouvement Social GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2303 Christian Aid This aim to support people affected by the conflicts in Kalehe. Through this project: -401 will be supported by Multicash assistance to respond to their needs. -800 households will get assistance through agriculture support, training on agroecological technics to increase the food production. -At another hand hand beneficiairies will be sentitize on gender promotion through equal participation of men and women on farming works.   Christian Aid Eglise du Christ au Congo Sud Kivu Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50599.50 50599.50 81679.73 Christian Aid Eglise du Christ au Congo Sud Kivu 54453.16 Christian Aid Eglise du Christ au Congo Sud Kivu GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2304 Christian Aid This project to support people affected by the conflicts by preventing and responding to sexual and gender based violences. While beneficiaries be receiving cash and agriculture assistance, this project will support those beneficiaries on preventives and responses to sexual and gender based violences. 10749 persons composed by men and women will be sensitized on preventives et responses against gender based violences and 200 women will get support for Income and generating activities. Christian Aid Service d'Accompagnement et Renforcement de la Femme Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 37169.20 37169.20 60000.04 Christian Aid Service d'Accompagnement et Renforcement de la Femme 40000.00 Christian Aid Service d'Accompagnement et Renforcement de la Femme GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2305 Christian Aid - Christian Aid Philanthropy in Ukraine Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50600.00 30000.00 Christian Aid Philanthropy in Ukraine 20600.00 Christian Aid Philanthropy in Ukraine GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2306 Christian Aid TRACTION (Traders and Creatives Taking Inclusive Oversight Now — for good governance) is a seven-month initiative designed to build the capacity of informal traders and creatives to become leading agents of good governance and human rights. Its overall goal/impact is to strengthen informal traders' and creatives' voices and agencies to report, expose, engage, and hold duty-bearers accountable for inclusive governance that supports dignified livelihoods. TRACTION focuses on informal trade and creative economy due to its significant contribution to the economy and providing sources of livelihoods to millions of people, particularly women and youth. Yet, the people who are actively engaged in these two essential economies are systematically excluded from governance spaces. They face weak bargaining power and voice, and are rarely involved in policy or governance processes, including policy and budget-making. The absence of structured civic spaces for voice and access to information, even as they face corruption and gender-based exploitation, further entrenches their marginalization in governance and rights violations. Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds The Institute for Social Accountability Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25000.00 25000.00 Christian Aid The Institute for Social Accountability GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2307 Christian Aid Hatua Zaidi, meaning "Next Steps" in Swahili, is a continuation of the progress made in the previous phase of the Hatua ya Wananchi initiative in Nandi County. Building on the strong foundation already established, the project seeks to take citizen engagement and government accountability to the next level. This phase aims to deepen the implementation of the Nandi County Equitable Development Act, 2023, which provides a framework for fair and transparent resource allocation. In the earlier phase, a simplified version of the Act was developed to help ordinary citizens understand its content. Now, to make it even more accessible, this version will be translated into Swahili. This step is especially important for rural and marginalized communities who often face language barriers. To raise further awareness, the project will also roll out a series of local radio talk shows, using local languages to sensitize citizens on their rights, roles, and how they can engage with the Act to shape development in their communities. Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds National Taxpayers Association Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid National Taxpayers Association GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2308 Christian Aid Kenya's public debt landscape has undergone significant shifts in recent years, with a growing reliance on domestic borrowing as outlined in the Medium-Term Debt Management Strategy (MTDS). As of May 2025, domestic debt accounted for over 56% of total public debt, largely comprised of short-term, high-interest Treasury bills and bonds. While this trend reflects a deliberate policy pivot to reduce external vulnerabilities, it has also brought to the fore several gaps in the governance, transparency, and accountability of domestic debt management. The core issue this project seeks to address is the institutional and civic invisibility of domestic debt governance. Unlike external debt, where parliamentary oversight, audit reviews, and civil society engagement have seen notable growth, domestic debt remains relatively less scrutinized. Parliament has historically focused its energy on external loans, donor-funded projects, and multilateral agreements, often overlooking the terms, risks, and equity implications of domestic borrowing. Similarly, public participation in debt discourse is minimal, partly due to the technical complexity of instruments and a lack of accessible, timely information Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds Institute of Public Finance Limited Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Institute of Public Finance Limited GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2309 Christian Aid CGA, proposes to align with Christian Aid’s Thematic area 1, enabling communities to live with dignity by empowering them to anticipate, plan for, and respond successfully to climate-related disasters, risks and opportunities, and enable them to build thriving resilient livelihoods by implementing “To promoting climate resilience and productivity for sustainable food and nutrition security among smallholder farmers in Makueni County, Kenya”. The project targets to reach and impact 1,500 smallholder farmers in Makueni county. The interventions will ensure that the 1500 smallholder farmers successfully transition to climate resilient practices (CA and water harvesting and conservation techniques), enterprise diversification for increased food and nutrition security. It will adopt a gender transformative approach, removing structural and institutional barriers faced by women and youthful small-scale farmers in Makueni county. Special consideration will be given to women and youths during profiling and onboarding of FSCs. Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds Cereal Growers Association Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Cereal Growers Association GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2310 Christian Aid The Makueni Governance and Rights phase 2 Project is a one-year initiative designed to enhance inclusive and transparent governance by empowering citizens, strengthening institutional frameworks, and improving civic education. Despite Kenya’s constitutional commitment to devolution and public participation, challenges such as political interference, corruption, inadequate civic education, and the exclusion of marginalized groups persist. This project seeks to bridge these gaps, ensuring meaningful involvement in decision-making, particularly for aged, women, youth, and persons with disabilities. Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds Kitise Rural Development CBO Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 23000.00 23000.00 Christian Aid Kitise Rural Development CBO GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2311 Christian Aid The project is set to improve the resilience of the semi-arid communities in Kitui and Makueni counties, whose livelihoods are continually being threatened by frequent drought, land degradation, and erratic rainfall patterns due to climate change. Increased access to climate information for communities, improved agroecological farming practices, strengthened local disaster risk governance, and increased adaptive capacity for local communities and institutions are the interventions through which the project will reach its vision. Key interventions will include: i. Training and capacity development of the County and National government stakeholders, Ward Climate Change Planning Teams and Committees,(WCCPC/Ts), Self Help Groups (SHGs),  and local farmers on climate resilient agriculture and early warning systems. ii. Facilitating community led climate risk assessment and localized adaptation action planning.  iii. Facilitating policy dialogue and building institutional capacity for climate governance at the ward and county levels. iv. Promoting nature based solutions and land management at the ward level while collaborating with the ward natural resource management committees.    The project will take a rights oriented and participatory strategy in making sure that it is inclusive, especially to the women, youth, and people with disabilities. Locally led innovation, knowledge exchange, and capacity building will make sure that the project contributes meaningfully to long term climate sustainability and resilience.   Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds Anglican Development Services Eastern Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Development Services Eastern GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2312 Christian Aid The Catholic Diocese of Kitui (CDOK), in partnership with Christian Aid Kenya, proposes a transformative initiative titled "Building Climate Against Climate Change in Kitui County. " The project seeks to empower vulnerable communities to effectively anticipate, plan for, and respond to the adverse impacts of climate change while building sustainable and thriving livelihoods. The initiative responds to the growing climate crisis in Kitui County, where communities suffer from recurent droughts, erratic rainfall, land degradation, and health risks. These challenges have severely impacted agricultural productivity, increasing poverty and food insecurity, particularly in rural and marginalized areas dependent on rain-fed agriculture and pastoralism. The project will pursue five interlinked objectives: enhancing access to climate information services, stengthening locally led disaster risk reduction and early warring systems, promoting climate-resilient agriculture and agroecological practices, building institutional capacity and climate governance at community and county levels and supporting post-shock recovery while addressing long-term challenges such as, land degradation, water inaccessibility and food insecurity. It will also emphasize research, learning, and evidence-based advocacy to inform inclusive and sustainable climate action. Key interventions will include the establishment of Community Climate Resilience Hubs, ffaining of 1000 smallholder farmers in regenerative and dryland farming techniques, and distribution of drought-tolerant .seeds and tools. The project will also support the capacity building of Ward Climate Change Planning Committees to integrate adaptation priorities into local development. Other activities include the rollout of mobile-based early warning systems, collaboration with government and local NGOs, and documentation of community-led Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds Catholic Diocese of Kitui Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Catholic Diocese of Kitui GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2316 Christian Aid Burundi has experienced cyclic climate shocks alternating between extreme flooding and droughts or dry spells: severe droughts, resulting in crop failure and a 35% livestock mortality and severe floods, with similar effects. Such events have been estimated to result in a loss of 517% GDP per event . Climate change projections suggest that: a reduction in precipitation is expected for May (end of rainy season) and October (beginning of rainy season), a slight increase in days with ‘heavy’ rain by 2100, an increase of drought is expected in the northern part of the country that will cause a decrease in water levels in the northern lakes, floods are expected to increase in frequency and magnitude in the low-lying areas (e.g. Imbo floodplain), models project an increase in the number of ‘hot’ days per year for 2046-2065 and 2081-2100 under the low and high emissions scenarios, droughts are expected to become more intense and more frequent, occurring between 40 and 60% of the time . These projections imply that the long dry season is not only being prolonged as a consequence of climate change, but also receives less rainfall and faces the most significant temperature increase resulting in acute problems for food security and water availability. In addition to losses in agricultural production resulting from the absence of the short rainy season and harnessing of wetlands during the long dry season, pastoral vegetation, the quality and quantity of fodder, the duration of the season of vegetable growth, the animal productivity and water quality are also likely to be affected as climate change progresses. The northern provinces, one of our focus areas, that already suffer from frequent droughts, are likely to see a decrease in annual precipitation, and conversely the projected increases in total rainfall (of 200 mm annually) or in rainfall intensity are likely to cause floods and also erosion in the southern zone, which is also part of the project area. Christian Aid Conseil pour l’Education et le Développement (COPED) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 66500.00 66500.00 133000.00 Christian Aid Conseil pour l’Education et le Développement (COPED) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2319 Christian Aid Suswatch Kenya proposes to implement the Scaling Inclusive and Accountable Climate Finance for Resilient Communities in Kisumu County project, aimed at strengthening inclusive, transparent, and accountable climate finance governance systems that empower communities especially women, youth, and marginalized groups to actively engage in and benefit from climate action. The project builds on insights and successes from earlier implemented climate finance projects, aiming to strengthen locally led climate action by tackling ongoing challenges such as low community participation, weak institutional coordination, limited transparency and accountability in climate finance management, and inadequate public access to climate finance information in Kisumu County Kisumu County faces increasingly severe climate-related risks such as flooding, drought, and environmental degradation, all of which are intensified by rapid urbanization, deforestation, weak infrastructure, and high poverty levels. Although Kenya’s climate finance framework such as the Financing Locally Led Climate Action (FLLoCA) program offers an opportunity to build resilience at the ward level, local communities often lack the capacity, awareness, and access needed to fully participate in these processes. Marginalized groups, including women, youth, and persons with disabilities, remain underrepresented in climate governance structures and decision-making platforms. This project aims to close these gaps by focusing on three interconnected outcomes: (1) Enhanced transparency and accountability in climate finance governance in Kisumu County; (2) Strengthened institutional capacity and stakeholder collaboration; and (3) Increased meaningful participation of women, youth, and marginalized groups in climate governance structures and decision-making processes in policy engagement. By achieving these goals, the project will ensure that climate funds are not only allocated more effectively but are also equitably distributed based on community priorities and vulnerabilities. Christian Aid Sustainable Environmental Development Watch Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Sustainable Environmental Development Watch GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2320 Christian Aid This 12-month initiative builds on the progress made under the recently concluded project, “Strengthening the Pursuit of Gender Justice by Promoting GBV Prevention and Women’s Leadership in Nairobi, Kitui, and Samburu.” The April 2025 needs assessment showed increased community engagement and awareness around gender justice. However, gaps remain particularly low male involvement, marginalisation of youth and persons with disabilities (PWDs) and limited women’s representation in leadership. To build on the gains, this next phase focuses on three strategic pillars: Expanding the Side-by-Side Faith Movement for Gender Justice by deepening inclusive, values-based leadership and support participation in the 2025 Africa Regional Gender Justice Conference convened by IFAGE (17th to 19th September 2025) Developing and distributing a contextual Gender Justice Handbook to support faith leaders in advancing gender transformative messages and teaching. Strengthening public engagement through media and grassroots mobilisation, county forums, civic campaigns and storytelling, especially during key moments such as the 16 Days of Activism and International Women’s Day.   A central feature of this phase is the expansion of media engagement. Radio programming from the previous phase will be scaled to include television and social media broadcasts through Family Media, East and Central Africa’s largest Christian media platform. With a multi-platform reach across radio, TV, and digital channels, Family Media provides access to a wide, diverse audience. The media platform played a critical role in elevating public dialogue on gender justice in the previous phase. In this phase, we will integrate short video clips from the three counties, showcasing voices of women leaders, youth, faith actors and survivors of GBV. By connecting local realities with national media, the project will drive empathy, seek to inspire action and strengthen the bridge between communities and the public discourse. Additionally, the project will produce a short documentary as part of its Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) framework. The film will capture community driven change, track project milestones and serve as a learning and advocacy tool. It will be shared with partners and stakeholders during project closure sessions to support reflection, documentation and evidence based influence. The use of video aims to create lasting impact through emotional connection and storytelling. Christian Aid CRAWN Trust Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid CRAWN Trust GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2321 Christian Aid This project aims to advance gender equality and change the negative community perception that negates gender equality through community awareness, capacity building and economic empowerment of women and girls. Gender justice is considered as human right that is protected under the Kenyan constitution. In Wajir county key impediments to gender justice include retrogressive negative social norms, poverty, illiteracy, corruption and inadequate vibrant advocacy structures to advocate for gender equality. Through this project worthy Vision will support a series of interventions including the stakeholders meeting to deliberate the rising cases of gender based violence in the county, community education forums to educate the community members on the negative impact of gender based violence, training of local community structures to help create a sustainable network of individuals who champion gender equality at the grass root level, training of local women networks and women leaders to equip them with information and knowledge to support gender justice and economic empowerment support for women especially those operating small scale enterprises in hard to reach and marginalized areas in the county. Education of community members on the negative impact of gender-based violence, the retrogressive cultures and the importance of women empowerment both socially, economically and politically will result to improved perception on gender equality and social inclusive engagements thus leading to gender justice. On the other hand, if women are economically empowered through direct economic support and linkages to resources and opportunities, they will be able to stand against discriminations and inequalities thus leading to gender justice. Building the capacity of grassroot level advocacy structures and duty bearers is vital and sustainable strategy to promote gender equality and make gender justice a reality. Christian Aid Worthy Vision Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Worthy Vision GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2322 Christian Aid The project titled  The Imarisha Kilimo Plus Project (TIK +) is a 12-month initiative aimed at building sustainable livelihoods through climate-smart agriculture, inclusive market systems, and policy advocacy. Implemented by Beacon of Hope (BOH) in partnership with Christian Aid Kenya (CAK), the project will operate in Dagoretti North and South Sub-Counties, Nairobi County, and directly benefit 150 smallholder farmers—60% women, 30% youth and 10% men. This proposal builds on the strong foundation laid during Phase 1 of The Imarisha Kilimo Project (TIK), which surpassed its target by reaching 130 smallholder farmers (108% of goal). Over 92% of participants adopted climate-smart agriculture (CSA) practices, 80% reported increased vegetable production, and 65% engaged in value addition (primarily through kale powder production). Notably, women's financial empowerment increased by 75%, and 70% of beneficiaries were linked to local markets, with 20% gaining access to formal buyers.   The proposed project (Phase 2) seeks to scale and deepen these outcomes by promoting indigenous, drought-resistant crops (e.g., managu, cowpeas, amaranth), enhancing local value chains through processing, branding, and packaging, and expanding access to microcredit and digital marketplaces. The project also emphasizes policy engagement to reduce structural barriers for smallholder farmers, such as lack of subsidies, high tariffs, and stringent certification processes. Key interventions include: Training 150 farmers in CSA techniques, composting, and organic pest control. Distribution of drought-resistant seed kits and irrigation tools. Establishment of six demonstration farms for peer learning. Support for Seven (7) VSLAs with training in record-keeping, savings mobilization, and credit access. Advanced training in value addition (e.g., vegetable drying, KEBS compliance) and e-commerce. Facilitation of market linkages with supermarkets, hotels, and exporters. Policy dialogues with government actors to advocate for pro-smallholder policies. The expected impact is substantial: 80% of farmers will adopt drought-resilient crops and CSA practices. 65% will participate in value-added processing. 70% will access formal and digital markets. 40% of VSLA members will secure microloans to grow their agri-businesses. At least one policy changes will be influenced at the county level. Sustainability is central to the project. BOH will guide farmer groups toward forming cooperatives and establishing a table banking initiatives from value-added sales to support future investments. Additionally, partnerships with government agencies and the private sector will be solidified through formal   agreements, ensuring continued support beyond the project’s life cycle.  Christian Aid Beacon of Hope Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25000.00 25000.00 Christian Aid Beacon of Hope GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2323 Christian Aid Since 2018, Anglican Development Services Western (ADS-W), in partnership with Christian Aid, has been implementing climate change initiatives across Western Kenya counties (Kakamega, Vihiga, Bungoma, Nandi and Trans-Nzoia). The latest intervention was implemented in Bungoma County, Bumula Sub-County with a particular focus on smallholder farmers under the project title Strengthening Climate Adaptation, Resilience, Livelihoods, and Gender Inclusion in Kisumu and Bungoma Counties through Inclusive Climate Finance and Climate-Smart Practices. The collaboration has evolved into a robust platform for promoting community-level climate adaptation through inclusive climate finance, the adoption of climate-smart practices, and the strengthening of local climate governance structures. The ongoing project, Strengthening Climate Adaptation, Resilience, Livelihoods, and Gender Inclusion, aimed to improve the adaptive capacities of vulnerable communities while aligning with Kenya’s devolved climate finance frameworks and policies, such as the Bungoma County Climate Change Act (2022) and the Bungoma County Climate Change Action Plan. Significant achievements to date include the establishment and capacity building of Ward Climate Change Planning Committees (WCCPCs)—the core local structures mandated to plan and oversee climate actions; support to 500 local farmer producers to adopt climate-smart agricultural practices, diversify their livelihoods, and implement green energy technologies; and improved access to localized climate information, enhancing community-level planning and preparedness. These gains demonstrate the potential of community-led, policy-anchored approaches in building resilience to climate change at the grassroots level. As climate risks grow in scale and complexity, there is an increasing need to consolidate these outcomes, scale successful models, and generate actionable learning to inform adaptive management and evidence-based policy implementation. This proposed project by ADSW is aimed at strengthening the capacity of local institutions in preparing themselves for the changing situations and integrating them into various government (County and National) policy frames; Scale proven models embedded within the Bungoma County Climate Change Action Plan and Build knowledge base that supports continuous learning through innovations and advocacy.  These will help the project to promote institutional and technical capacity building within key agencies and among community associations/groups for demand-responsive services needed to better adapt and govern their existing systems. Moreover, the emerging ecosystem of supportive policies, multi-stakeholder networks, and devolved governance frameworks in Bungoma provides ground to strengthen institutional capacities, unlock climate finance flows, and mainstream resilience into sustainable development planning. Christian Aid Anglican Development Services Western limited Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Anglican Development Services Western limited GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2324 Christian Aid Report from NGO RC.  Christian Aid CAFOD Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 12450.88 12450.88 Christian Aid CAFOD GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2325 Christian Aid The project will be implemented in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, particularly in border areas, and aims to build the capacity of civil society organisations to participate in a more structured and influential way in advocacy processes on climate change, human rights, gender and mining. It is the result of a consultation process between Haiti Survie, the Afro-descendants group, the CANLA network and other partners, including ATALC, which is working on the issue of climate change in the LAC region, and builds on the achievements of previous projects, particularly in the North-East department of Haiti. The aim is to set up a network in the north-east of the country, strengthen the existing network in the south, and encourage synergy between Haitian and Dominican CSOs. By encouraging exchanges between these players and linking them up with the CANLA regional network, the project will help to amplify the voice of Caribbean civil society, particularly Haitian and Dominican, from an island perspective, in negotiating forums, particularly in the run-up to COP 30. Christian Aid Haiti Survie Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 3333.33 3333.33 3333.33 10000.00 Christian Aid Haiti Survie GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2326 Christian Aid The Coalition on Violence Against Women (COVAW) proposes targeted interventions in Narok county aimed at mitigating and responding to Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) against older women, a group often invisible in both public discourse and service provision despite facing unique and growing vulnerabilities. In many rural areas, older women suffer in silence due to ageism, harmful social norms, stigma, and limited access to justice and support services. This project seeks to centre their voices, enhance their agency, and build a responsive ecosystem that will protect, empower, and enable them to access survivor-centred SGBV services. A vital component of the intervention will be sustained community engagement designed to challenge deep-rooted silence and cultural norms and stereotypes surrounding both SGBV and ageing. Through intergenerational dialogues and community-led forums, COVAW will challenge violence against older women in communities and create safe and non-judgemental dialogues for older women to speak out against abuse. Central to the project is collective organizing and empowerment of older women through peer-to-peer support networks. These safe spaces will offer psychosocial support and serve as platforms for healing, awareness raising, experience sharing, and solidarity building. Concurrently, the project will build the capacity of primary caregivers, who often lack training and information to identify, prevent, and respond to abuse sensitively and effectively. To improve access to justice, the project will support mobile legal aid clinics and grassroots mobile courts, ensuring that legal support reaches older women who cannot travel to distant facilities. Partnerships with local institutions, such as the Court Users Committees (CUCs), will strengthen the capacity of justice actors and create referral pathways tailored to the needs of older survivors. These efforts will be aligned with key advocacy calendar events like the 16 Days of Activism to increase public visibility, mobilize community support, and influence institutional responsiveness. This project envisions a society where older women in Narok and Kitui Counties are safe, heard, and empowered—where their lived realities are acknowledged, and their rights upheld. Through legal empowerment, community education, and intergenerational solidarity, COVAW seeks to disrupt systemic silence and neglect, fostering a more inclusive and just environment for older women. Christian Aid Coalition On Violence Against Women Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Coalition On Violence Against Women GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2328 Christian Aid Intervention Lines 1. Advocacy: Strategic Communication and Public Narrative Objective: To counter hate speech, disinformation, and stigmatization of the migrant population through communication actions on social media and Catholic media outlets. Actions: • Production of short audiovisual content (reels, clips, testimonies, infographics) through specialized consultancies. • Dissemination on social media and Catholic radio stations with positive messages on hospitality, coexistence, and migrant rights. • Short-form research pieces debunking common migration myths and promoting factual information. • Systematization of testimonies from individuals affected by migration policies as tools for awareness and evidence. 2. Protection: Case Documentation and Community Support Objective: To strengthen community and organizational capacity to protect migrants in vulnerable situations. Actions: • Hiring of local consultants to carry out field assessments on the impact of migration policies. • Identification of critical cases (arbitrary detentions, pregnant women, undocumented children, stateless individuals). • Organization of a community volunteer plan to provide legal, psychosocial, and informational support to migrants and their descendants. • Development of community response protocols in the face of enforcement actions or emergencies. 3. Assistance: Direct Response and Service Coordination Objective: To provide concrete responses to urgent needs in healthcare, humanitarian assistance, and legal support. Actions: • Mapping of health centers and organizations that can offer services to migrants in the prioritized territories. • Creation of an assistance fund to cover: o Urgent health cases (pregnancies, childbirth, child care). o Legal/logistical support in cases of deportation or detention. • Promotion of access to services through coordination with state entities and NGOs. Cross-cutting Action: Institutional Coordination and Articulation Objective: To enhance synergy among organizations and institutions working on migration issues. Key Action: Hiring of a strategic coordination consultancy to: o Map key stakeholders. o Create spaces for coordination and case referrals. o Build a joint agenda for response and advocacy Christian Aid Centro de Reflexion y Accion Social P. Juan Montalvo sj Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 36744.55 36744.55 44093.46 Christian Aid Centro de Reflexion y Accion Social P. Juan Montalvo sj GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2329 Christian Aid PROYECTO PARA INCIDIR EN COP30 CON EL SOCIO BRASILEÑO MAB Christian Aid Associação Nacional dos Atingidos por Barragens - ANAB Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 7500.00 7500.00 15000.00 Christian Aid Associação Nacional dos Atingidos por Barragens - ANAB GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2331 Christian Aid The Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL), with its extensive reach across the country, proposes to fill this gap by building a vibrant, national Faith Movement for Gender Justice and Climate Advocacy. The Faith Movement for Gender Justice and Climate Advocacy project seeks to address this gap by activating and empowering religious leaders and communities to become strong advocates for gender equality and climate justice. By integrating prophetic voice, advocacy, and community engagement, the project aims to dismantle harmful traditional practices, improve access to GBV services, promote women’s economic empowerment, and foster environmental resilience—all grounded in moral and theological principles. Christian Aid Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 68000.00 68000.00 Christian Aid Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2333 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à améliorer la résilience des communautés affectées par le changement climatique à travers l’implémentation des activités de résilience et d’adaptation aux effets du changement climatique. Avec comme vision d’amélioration de la résilience de la communauté à travers l’implémentation des activités agricoles et celles visant à réduire le réchauffement climatique aura deux objectifs stratégiques dont le premier objectif s’intéressera à l’éducation environnementale axée sur le changement de comportement face aux changements climatiques et qui couvrira toute la zone de santé de Kaniola et la cible sera le 100% des femmes, hommes, garçons et filles, handicapés  de l’Aire Santé d’Izege  Soit une cible de 90 ménages ( 540 personnes). En ce qui concerne le deuxième objectif stratégique, il sera axé sur l’augmentation de la production agricole, la cible pour ce projet est de 90 Ménages dans l’aire santé d’Izege et en particulier les femmes, les filles, les hommes, handicapés qui pratiquent au quotidien les activités agricoles. Les résultats suivants sont attendus : - Renforcer la résilience des 90 ménages bénéficiaires directs et des communautés face aux changement climatique grâce à la mise en œuvre de stratégies individuelles et collectives améliorées et reproductives de production ; - Organiser les ateliers de formation et sensibilisation des autorités politico administratifs et leaders communautaires et membres de la communauté sur la problématique de changement climatique ; - Promouvoir la valorisation des bonnes pratiques, des techniques agricoles durable et résilientes au climat ; - Renforcer la sécurité alimentaire et nutritionnelle des ménages vulnérables ; - Encourager la production des essences agro-forestières et essences naturelles qui s’insèrent dans un modèle agro-sylvo- pastorale performant et innovant ; - Mettre en place des dispositifs adapté dans la lutte antiérosive. Aussi ce projet avec l’approche ‘’ Locally-led Humanitarian action’’ du code 1 a un rôle d’investissement et pour permettre au partenaire de mise en œuvre de mobiliser d’autres fonds dans le futur. Christian Aid Sowers of Hope Congo Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 40000.00 40000.00 Christian Aid Sowers of Hope Congo GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2342 Christian Aid Ce projet vise à améliorer la compréhension et l'adhésion des bénéficiaires du projet aux obligations fiscales locales, provinciales et nationales, tout en plaidant pour des mesures fiscales favorables. Il s’articule autour de quatre axes principaux : 1.     La vulgarisation des taxes et impôts auxquels les Activités Génératrices de Revenus (AGR) sont assujetties ; 2.     La sensibilisation de la population sur l’importance d’une fiscalité responsable, en collaboration avec les Comités Locaux de Gestion Participative (CLGP) de Tshikapa ; 3.     La production de recueils de taxes adaptés aux AGR, facilitant leur compréhension et leur conformité aux obligations fiscales ; 4.     Un plaidoyer actif auprès des autorités fiscales, visant l’obtention d’exonérations fiscales ou de réductions ciblées en faveur des bénéficiaires. Le projet cherche à réduire les obstacles fiscaux qui pèsent sur les AGR, tout en renforçant la transparence et la responsabilisation fiscale. Il permettra aux jeunes et femmes entrepreneurs locaux de mieux comprendre leur environnement fiscal, de planifier leurs finances de manière plus éclairée, et ainsi de contribuer activement au développement économique local, dans une approche durable et équitable. Enfin, ce projet s’appuiera sur une série d’activités de plaidoyer territorial et provincial, de sensibilisation communautaire, mais aussi de formation des agents de l’État sur la nomenclature fiscale en vigueur et sa diffusion auprès des contribuables. Christian Aid AJID Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid AJID GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2344 Christian Aid Ce projet, de manière générale, vise à promouvoir l’intégration socio-économique de personnes retournées en appuyant en cash les AGR individuelles 150 personnes retournées, en les formant sur la cohabitation pacifique et la detraumatisation et enfin en les structurant en associations villageoises d’épargne et des crédits.  Ce projet d’Assistance d’urgence aux personnes retournées dans la cité de Saké et ses environs, zone de santé de Kirotshe en Territoire de Masisi, Province du Nord-Kivu, RDC, visera à relever les défis suivants : Ø  Contribuer à réduire les vulnérabilités et améliorer les conditions de vie de personnes retournées affectées par les conflits armés à travers les activités de distribution du cash pour la mise en œuvre des AGR. Ø  Renforcer la cohabitation pacifique dans la zone ciblée par le projet. Ø  Faciliter la transition humanitaire de personnes retournées. Ø  Développer la résilience et les moyens de subsistance de personnes retournées Ø  Soutenir les activités d'épargne et de crédit qui accroissent la capacité des ménages et communautés participantes à faire face, s'adapter et se relever des différents chocs successifs, tout en soutenant le développement social et économique. Le choix des bénéficiaires a été porté sur l’inclusion sociale. Les personnes retournées, dans leur ensemble, font toutes face à de besoins urgents dans leurs milieux respectifs. Etant donné qu’en milieu rural les femmes et les filles responsables de ménages constituent la plus grande force de la vie active, elles vont constituer 50% de la cible de ce projet, les personnes en situation d’handicap et de troisième âge vont constituer 20% de bénéficiaires de ce projet et qu’enfin les hommes et les jeunes garçons chefs de ménages vont représenter à leur tour 30% de la cible du projet.   Christian Aid Communauté Baptiste au Centre d'Afrique Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Communauté Baptiste au Centre d'Afrique GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2345 Christian Aid The attack on Yelewata community in Guma Local Government Area of Benue State, reported to have occurred during the night of June 13th into the early hours of June 14th, 2025, where over 200 people were killed. This has caused widespread panic and led to the displacement of the community. The killings resulted in restiveness among the youths with a road protest march to Makurdi. “Over 3,000 individuals, including many women and children, have been displaced and are in urgent need of food, non-food items (NFIs), potable water, and essential medical supplies. There is also an urgent need to address the psychological and emotional trauma experienced by survivors, especially women and children, who require counselling, support services, and other protection measures. Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Ohonyeta Care Givers Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 129540.00 109850.00 Christian Aid Ohonyeta Care Givers 19690.00 Christian Aid Ohonyeta Care Givers GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2347 Christian Aid Fanikisha Mjane is a widow-centred agricultural empowerment project that seeks to strengthen the economic resilience and social dignity of 150 widows living in Ganze Sub-County, Kilifi County. Ganze is widely recognized as a marginalized area where poverty and Gender-Based Violence have become part of daily life, especially for widows. Many of them have been victims of economic exclusion, land disinheritance, social stigma, and sexual abuse. Many remarry out of desperation for safety and economic support, but instead find themselves in abusive relationships. Shockingly, when these widows remarry in search of safety and support, their daughters are often exposed to incestuous abuse by stepfathers, stepbrothers, or male relatives in the new household. These violations are shrouded in silence, sustained by fear, shame, and entrenched cultural norms. Because they are forced to rely on abusive remarried partners for basic survival and acceptance within their communities, these widows feel they have no voice and are compelled to remain in toxic relationships and conform to societal expectations where they have no choice but to sacrifice their dignity, their autonomy, and the safety of their children in the process. The project aims to break this cycle by economically empowering widows through climate smart cassava farming. Cassava farming is well-suited to Ganze’s dry conditions and valued both culturally and also for its high nutritional and commercial value. Widows will receive Page 3 of 14 hands-on training in sustainable cassava production, covering key areas such as land preparation, pest and disease management, organic methods, soil conservation, and post-harvest techniques. These skills will improve productivity while promoting environmentally responsible farming. To further support income generation, the project will establish two community-based cassava processing hubs where widows will engage in value addition, producing products such as flour, crisps, porridge mix, and livestock feed. They will also be trained in product development, branding, packaging, and food safety compliance to help them compete in formal markets. These skills will enhance the marketability and quality of their products, allowing them to meet the demands of institutional buyers such as local hotels, supermarkets, and other retail outlets within Kilifi County and beyond. Christian Aid Come Together Widows and Orphans Organization (CTWOO) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Come Together Widows and Orphans Organization (CTWOO) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2349 Christian Aid Through this action the direct impact of the provision of MPCA will be to help increase the purchasing power of 825 households targeted across AlAtareb, Afrin,  (Aleppo) and Salqin and Idelb (Idleb) Districts (4,125 individuals, 5.13% of whom will be PwDs), Using a phased financial assistance approach, 4 rounds of MPCA will be carried out to provide a cumulative aid of $400 per household with CORDAID funds.  This will then be increased with 2 additional rounds from CA Appeal TSEQ to enable in total, 6 rounds of 100$ each to be provided to each family, over an extended 6 month period. Following CWG guidelines, the disbursement of cash will be structured at overall, 6 rounds, with 4 funded initially via this Giro action, and the remaining 2 rounds funded with additional CA own resources  Christian Aid Cordaid Violet (MENEKŞE ORGANİZASYON SOSYAL VE DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 441664.76 326964.04 Christian Aid Violet (MENEKŞE ORGANİZASYON SOSYAL VE DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ) 39180.20 Christian Aid Violet (MENEKŞE ORGANİZASYON SOSYAL VE DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ) 145684.03 Christian Aid Violet (MENEKŞE ORGANİZASYON SOSYAL VE DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2350 Christian Aid This is a strategic partnership within PPC  Christian Aid World Young Women's Christian Association Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50000.00 50000.00 50000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid World Young Women's Christian Association GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2351 Christian Aid The project is contributing to the Code 1 funded 3 year (October 2024 September 2027) Women's Economic Strengthening and Resilience Project (WESRP), through the Netherlands Embassy funding of Euro100k for 18 months (period April 2025 to September 2026), focusing on improving household income and enhancing access to finance, markets, and climate adaptation for women engaged in garlic, onion, paprika, beans and honey, within the Mashonaland East (Mutoko, Mudzi, Murehwa, Goromonzi) province of Zimbabwe.  Employing a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach, the project aims to uplift 3000 households over 3 years (1000hh in year 1 and 2000hh in year 2—comprising 60% women, 40% men (with 30% being youth).  ‘Women's employment is vital for sustainable growth and economic development. Improving women’s economic opportunities and removing barriers to their participation in regional and international trade are essential for pursuing economic development.’ These are amongst the guiding principles of Dutch policy on foreign trade and development co-operation. The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands (EKN) in Zimbabwe is committed to implement the aid for trade agenda and key component of this is to support entrepreneurship. Supporting women’s empowerment is one of Netherlands’ priority areas in Zimbabwe, identified in the EKN Harare’s multi-annual country strategy (MLS) 2023 – 2026 and annual plan 2025.  As part of the Team Europe Initiative on Climate Smart Agriculture and on Gender, the Embassy is collaborating with other EU member states to support sustainable economic empowerment in Zimbabwe with a strong focus on women.    Christian Aid Nyahunure Community Organisation Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 42819.22 42819.22 65578.00 Christian Aid Nyahunure Community Organisation GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2352 Christian Aid El proyecto propuesto por la Corporación BIORED se enmarca en la respuesta a la “Emergencia climática por lluvias torrenciales e inundaciones en el municipio de Puerto Guzmán, Putumayo – junio de 2025”, evento que ha desencadenado una crisis humanitaria multisectorial con impacto directo sobre comunidades indígenas y campesinas en situación de alta vulnerabilidad socioeconómica. La emergencia ha provocado afectaciones severas en medios de vida agrícolas, cultivos de seguridad alimentaria, viviendas, vías rurales y condiciones de salud pública, incrementando significativamente los riesgos de desnutrición, desplazamiento y pérdida de autonomía territorial. Christian Aid BIORED Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30000.00 30000.00 Christian Aid BIORED GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2353 Christian Aid Supporting travel to the UPR pre-session in Geneva for two delegates (human rights defenders) August 2025 Christian Aid Organismo Cristiano de Desarrollo Integral de Honduras Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 5910.00 5910.00 Christian Aid Organismo Cristiano de Desarrollo Integral de Honduras GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2354 Christian Aid This project, implemented under the umbrella of the SALT Network (Spirituality, Accountability, Leadership, and Transformation), seeks to strengthen ethical and values-based governance in Kenya and the East African region. It aims to create a sustained shift in how institutions engage with governance, environmental, social, and leadership frameworks by embedding values-driven, informed principles. The project responds to the urgent need for more inclusive, ethical, and accountable leadership systems that resonate with local cultural and spiritual worldviews. In Kenya, governance systems often operate in technocratic silos that overlook the moral drivers influencing decisions at community level. At the same time, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) frameworks remain dominated by global compliance standards, rarely contextualized to reflect African spiritual values or ethical heritage. The SALT Network was launched in 2024 with the support of Christian Aid Kenya, Christian Aid UK, and Strathmore University to provide a multi-stakeholder platform where faith-based actors, youth leaders, civil society, academia, and the private sector collaborate to co-create and pilot transformative models of governance and sustainability Christian Aid Collected Funds-Pooled Funds Strathmore University Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Strathmore University GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2356 Christian Aid Ce projet, de manière générale, ce projet a pour objectif de contribuer à la réduction de la dépendance des personnes vulnérables à l’aide humanitaire et renforcer les capacités de résilience des communautés affectées par la crise dans la zone de santé de Goma et Karisimbi, aires de santé de CCLK et Mugunga, Province du Nord Kivu en RDC. Ce projet d’Assistance d’urgence aux personnes retournées dans la cité de Saké et ses environs, zone de santé de Kirotshe en Territoire de Masisi, Province du Nord-Kivu, RDC, visera à relever les défis suivants :       Réduire la dépendance des personnes vulnérables à l’aide humanitaire qui devient de plus en plus réduite       Renforcer les capacités de résilience des communautés d’accueil dans la ville de Goma       Accroitre la capacité des ménages et communautés participantes à faire face, s'adapter et se relever des différents chocs successifs, tout en soutenant le développement social et économique,       Soutenir les activités d'épargne et de crédit qui accroissent la capacité des ménages et communautés participantes à faire face, s'adapter et se relever des différents chocs successifs, tout en soutenant le développement social et économique.  Le projet va renforcer les capacités économiques des 300 ménages vulnérables d’accueil et des déplacés soit 1800 personnes dont 225 hommes, 712 femmes, 576 filles et 287 garçons. Les ménages bénéficiaires seront structurés en Associations Villageoises d’Epargne et de Crédit (AVEC) en raison de 25 ménages par AVEC.  Ce projet va les accompagner et les appuyer dans la mise en place des activités génératrices des revenus “AGRs” de leur choix dans les filières porteuses en vue de les permettre à subvenir à leurs besoins quotidiens à travers les crédits rotatifs de proximité. Les bénéficiaires seront organisés en groupes d’AVEC et seront en mesures de partager leur expérience et pourront se renforcer mutuellement. Le choix des bénéficiaires a été porté sur l’inclusion sociale.  L’approche de ciblage vise à s'assurer que les femmes soient ciblées à 70% comme récipiendaires principales de l'aide contre 30% des hommes (Voir lignes directrices du Cluster Sécurité alimentaire RDC) avec des critères de vulnérabilité fixés par les personnes affectées et la communauté. Les personnes vivantes avec handicaps seront ciblées aussi par le projet et seront comptabilisées. Christian Aid BOAD Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 50000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid BOAD GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2357 Christian Aid Balasore district in Odisha is experiencing a severe flood crisis, caused by two successive spells of flooding within a span of nine days. The first spell affected 17 Gram Panchayats forcing families into temporary shelters. Before recovery could begin, a second and more destructive spell struck on June 29, 2025, following three consecutive days of intense rainfall. The deluge severely affected six blocks and one urban body. The floods have not only displaced families but also caused extensive damage to homes, agricultural land, and essential infrastructure—further compounding the hardships faced by the affected population. Damaged homes, disrupted livelihoods, and inadequate relief efforts continue to push vulnerable communities toward distress migration. This project aims to provide immediate humanitarian assistance to 500 of the most vulnerable families affected by the recent floods in Baliapal block of Balasore district, Odisha which has a significant proportion of socially and economically excluded communities Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, minorities, fishing communities, and landless laborers who are particularly vulnerable due to their limited proximity to aid, poor access to government services, and systemic marginalization. The intervention will include a combination of unconditional cash transfers and distribution of Shelter cum Non-Food Item (NFI) Kits, addressing both financial and material needs of the affected households. A total of 300 families will receive ₹4,000 each to meet urgent needs such as food, shelter, healthcare, and essential non-food items. This flexible financial support will enable families to prioritize their immediate requirements based on their specific circumstances while fostering dignity & promote early recovery.  Christian Aid Centre for Youth and Social Development Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 19017.85 19017.86 Christian Aid Centre for Youth and Social Development GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2359 Christian Aid 1. Objectif principal du projet Dans un délai de 3 mois, fournir une assistance humanitaire immédiate, digne et complète à un minimum de 1 000 migrants haïtiens vulnérables rapatriés de la République dominicaine, en se concentrant sur leurs besoins urgents en matière d’abri, de nourriture, d’hygiène, de santé et de protection.   2. Résultats attendus • Capacité d'accueil renforcée : Les deux centres de transit du GARR (Belladère et Lascahobas) pourront accueillir un nombre accru de rapatriés, leur offrant ainsi un abri temporaire sûr. • Amélioration des résultats nutritionnels : 1 000 rapatriés reçoivent au moins deux repas nutritifs par jour, ce qui permet de lutter contre l’insécurité alimentaire aiguë et de prévenir la malnutrition. • Eau potable et hygiène : Tous les bénéficiaires ont accès à un minimum de 15 litres d’eau potable par personne et par jour et reçoivent des kits d’hygiène pour réduire les maladies d’origine hydrique. • Soins de santé de base et protection : 100 % des rapatriés ont accès au triage médical de base, aux premiers secours et au soutien psychosocial, avec une orientation prioritaire pour les cas graves. • Renforcement des efforts de plaidoyer et de sensibilisation : des efforts de plaidoyer soutenus favoriseront le respect des droits des migrants et sensibiliseront les populations frontalières.   3. Activités clés • Distribution alimentaire : Acheter et distribuer deux repas quotidiens par personne, adaptés aux besoins alimentaires, pour 1 000 bénéficiaires sur 60 jours. • Approvisionnement en eau et kits d'hygiène : Installer/remplir des réservoirs de stockage d'eau ; distribuer des kits d'hygiène (savon, comprimés de traitement de l'eau, produits d'hygiène menstruelle) à tous les rapatriés. • Services de santé et psychosociaux : Mettre en place un point de triage médical quotidien ; fournir du matériel de premiers secours ; engager une infirmière et un conseiller psychosocial pour fournir des consultations et des orientations. • Protection et gestion des cas : Effectuer des contrôles de protection à l’arrivée ; proposer des séances d’information de groupe sur la sécurité ; orienter les survivants de la VBG et les enfants non accompagnés vers des services spécialisés. • Aide à l'hébergement temporaire : Procurer des matelas et des lits supplémentaires pour fournir un logement à un nombre accru de rapatriés hébergés dans les rues ouvertes de Belladere et de Lascahobas. Christian Aid Groupe d'Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 35000.04 35000.04 Christian Aid Groupe d'Appui aux Rapatriés et Réfugiés GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2360 Christian Aid The project will provide integrated humanitarian response to 300 flood-affected households in Char Elahi and Musapur unions, Companyganj upazila, Noakhali district. The project targets vulnerable populations including women-headed households, elderly, persons with disabilities, and adolescent girls. Key Activities includes cash & WASH support and livelihood recovery.  Cash Assistance: 6,000 BDT unconditional cash to each of 300 households for urgent needs (food, medicine, transport) WASH Support: Hygiene kits (sanitary cloths, soap, antiseptic, flashlight) and tube well installation with 1,200-foot boring in both unions Agricultural Recovery: Aman rice seeds (1kg), vegetable seeds (5 varieties), and organic fertilizer (5kg) per household Expected Results Immediate (45 days): • 300 households meet urgent needs through cash assistance • Reduced health risks via improved water access and hygiene • Agricultural activities restart for food security • 80% beneficiary satisfaction with assistance Longer-term: • Faster recovery and reduced negative coping strategies • Sustained safe water access through permanent infrastructure • Enhanced agricultural self-reliance • Strengthened community resilience via planned DRR training Impact The project contributes to Start Network's Global Results Framework by meeting basic needs through dignified assistance, empowering local actors, reducing risks through early support, and building long-term resilience in flood-prone communities Christian Aid Eco-Social Development Organization (ESDO) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Eco-Social Development Organization (ESDO) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2362 Christian Aid Le projet vise à appuyer le Secrétariat Permanent des ONG (SPONG) dans la coordination des activités de la localisation. Les fonds seront portés par ATAD et CAID viendra en appui à tout. Trois objectifs sont visés : 1- Objectif 1 : Améliorer la participation qualitative et la coordination des OSC nationales dans les mécanismes humanitaires 2- Objectif 2 : Renforcer durablement les capacités techniques et institutionnelles des OSC pour une réponse humanitaire de qualité 3- Objectif 3 : Approfondir la compréhension et intégrer les principes de participation communautaire dans la réponse humanitaire au Burkina Faso. D’un coût global de 50 000 GBP, ses cibles sont l’ensemble des organisations nationales intervenant dans l’humanitaire et ou dans le développement. Christian Aid Alliance Technique d'Assistance au Développement Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25000.00 25000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Alliance Technique d'Assistance au Développement GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2363 Christian Aid The "Local SPACE: Enhancing the Space, Participation, Accountability, Capacity, and Engagement of Local and National Actors in Humanitarian Aid Delivery" project, or Local-SPACE, is a global initiative aimed at driving system-wide change in line with global humanitarian localisation commitments. Its principal objective is to strengthen the capacity and equitable participation of all actors in the humanitarian system through a scalable, adaptable network-based solution. The programme will engage local and national networks in Nigeria, focusing on marginalised groups, including women- and refugee-led organisations. The programme has two main components. First, strengthen institutional capacity and humanitarian leadership of Local and National Actors (L/NAs). Local-SPACE will support six national or sub-national networks, working with local NGOs, CBOs and grassroots organizations at three levels: Individually (leadership coaching and mentoring), organisational (institutional capacity), and network-level (capacity sharing). Tailored capacity-strengthening workshops and a learning portal will facilitate continuous education and resource sharing. The second component focuses on evidence-based advocacy and model replication. This includes engaging L/NAs with coordination mechanisms, developing advocacy plans, and producing an action research report. The programme will organize workshops to capture lessons learned and promote methodologies at international forums. To ensure sustainability, Local-SPACE will develop a fundraising strategy to support national platforms and assist local actors in accessing funding opportunities. Local-SPACE will be co-implemented in Nigeria by Ekklisiyar Yan'uwa A Nigeria (EYN).  Christian Aid ECHO Ekklisiyar Yan’uwa A Nigeria Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 14607.29 14607.29 14607.29 51170.80 Christian Aid Ekklisiyar Yan’uwa A Nigeria GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2365 Christian Aid Le projet de dynamisation de ACT Burkina Faso Forum s’inscrit dans un cadre global de relance des activités de la plateforme nationale d’ACT Alliance qui connait depuis un certain moment une léthargie caractérisée par l’expiration du protocole d’accord (MoU) et le non tenu des rencontres statutaires des membres, la non mise en œuvre des activités du plan d’action 2024. Le projet s’articulera autour des principaux points ci-dessous : Gouvernance / fonctionnement : a.       L’engagement d’un coordonnateur ; La révision et la signature du MoU ; La formalisation du forum (reconnaissance officielle) ; La tenue de réunions trimestrielles régulières du Forum. Renforcement de capacités ; La présentation de la politique ACT Alliance en atelier à tous les membres pour une meilleure compréhension et appropriation Le renforcement des capacités du personnel des membres du Forum de ACT Alliance en matière d'aide humanitaire et de gestion des ressources La mise à jour de l’EPRP La présentation/Visites de projets mis en œuvre par les membres. 3.       Communication & visibilité. a.      L’organisation/participation à des journées internationales (Aide humanitaire le 19 août, Réduction des risques de catastrophes le 13 octobre, Journée de la femme le 8 mars, Journée des droits de l'enfant le 20 novembre) L’introduction / Présentation du Forum de l'Alliance ACT aux agences des Nations Unies (HCR, FAO, PAM, UNICEF). Christian Aid Office de Devéloppement des Eglises Evangéliques Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25000.00 25000.00 50000.00 Christian Aid Office de Devéloppement des Eglises Evangéliques GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2367 Christian Aid Results from a recent survey conducted by multiple agencies highlighted a critical humanitarian situation faced by returnees and refugees in several areas of Renk County. This is particularly evident in terms of access to shelter, food security, nutrition, health, and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services, compounded by the strain on host communities and a diminishing capacity for humanitarian assistance. Furthermore, the cholera mortality rate has increased, rising from 0.4% in June to 0.9% in July.             The declining situation within the Transit Centres has already resulted in unrest, with returnees increasingly turning to detrimental coping strategies, raising worries about potential future conflicts over already limited resources.                                                                                                                                          The halt of Onward Transport Assistance (OTA) has resulted in an increasing number of vulnerable returnees in Renk County, a trend anticipated to persist into the end of 2025, aggravating humanitarian needs.                                                                                                                                         Alongside changing population trends, the arrival of the rainy season introduces significant hazards, such as flooding, outbreaks of diseases (cholera and Hepatistis E), and additional challenges to access and sources of livelihood for population already struggling with poor living condition.                                                                                                                                             There is an urgent demand for sustainable solutions and integrated assistance, as numerous returnees are expected to settle in Renk for the long term, given the restrictions on further movement Christian Aid Humanitarian Development Organization (HDC) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 80000.00 60000.00 Christian Aid Humanitarian Development Organization (HDC) 20000.00 Christian Aid Humanitarian Development Organization (HDC) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2368 Christian Aid Program Overall Goal:  Contribute to facilitating a transformative program that enables enterprises in the poultry value chain to thrive and unlock work opportunities that guarantee reliable income for 100,000 young women and men of ages 18-35 years across 12 states in Nigeria states. Program Objectives: Ø  To promote dignified work for women and youth through engagement in poultry. Ø  To increase individual and household income for women and young people in poultry by creating access to domestic and international markets and boosting financial inclusion. Ø  To develop women's and young people’s capacity to build viable and sustainable agribusinesses through information, innovation, and entrepreneurial training. Ø  To address the constraints in the poultry sector and increase women and youth participation in commercially viable poultry agribusinesses across target states. Program Theory of Change: The SEPTP Program envisions that: If we enhance the entrepreneurial and technical capacity of organized, women-owned new and existing poultry enterprises, and enable them access to affordable inputs and services through appropriate linkages, they will produce competitively, access markets, obtain reliable income, sustain dignified and fulfilling work in poultry business. Christian Aid Mastercard Foundation SAHEL CONSULTING AGRICULTURE & NUTRITION Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 690795.72 690795.72 690795.72 690795.72 690795.72 690795.72 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2369 Christian Aid Kurigram, in northwestern Bangladesh, is highly exposed to recurring floods, river erosion, and climate-induced hazards. These disproportionately impact marginalized groups—women, children, persons with disabilities, and agriculture-dependent families. To address this, Christian Aid proposes an anticipatory intervention in the most at-risk unions of Rowmari and Nageshwari upazilas, focusing on preparedness and early actions. Project Location Targeted unions were selected through contingency planning and Start Fund coordination, guided by GloFAS and FFWC forecasts: Rowmari Upazila: Saulmari, Raumari, Jadur Char, Dantbhanga, Bandaber Nageshwari Upazila: Ballabher Khas Approach The project follows an inclusive, equitable, and community-centered approach, prioritizing: ·       People in extreme poverty ·       Persons with disabilities and the elderly ·       Young women, adolescents, and pregnant/lactating mothers ·       Ethnic minorities and marginalized groups ·       Women migrant workers Key Outputs ·       Vulnerable communities take pre-emptive actions to protect lives/assets ·       Improved community and institutional capacity for early response Core Activities 1.     Community Engagement: Orientation for staff on code of conduct, inclusion, and safeguarding. Awareness sessions on cash use and early actions. Inception meetings with local stakeholders. 2.     Early Warning: Timely flood warnings will be disseminated via miking and door-to-door outreach with support from FPP and UDMCs. 3.     Health Kits at Shelters: Six shelters will receive sanitary pads and first aid kits to support basic health and hygiene, especially for displaced women and girls. 4.     Shelter Repair & Safety: Repairs will enhance safety at 6 shelters. Charger lights and batteries will be provided for night-time protection. 5.     Food & Livelihood Support: ·       900 dry food packages (150 per shelter) with items like flattened rice, sugar, biscuits, ORS ·       300 cattle feed packages (50 per shelter) ·       12 temporary cattle sheds to safeguard livestock 6.     Cash Assistance: A total of 1,415 households will each receive BDT 5,000 via mobile transfer (bKash) to enable anticipatory actions such as securing homes, storing essentials, and protecting livestock. 7.     Monitoring & Accountability: Joint monitoring using Start Fund tools will evaluate effectiveness and utilization. A Complaint and Feedback Response Mechanism (CFRM) will ensure transparency and responsiveness to community input. Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Eco-Social Development Organization (ESDO) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 69347.76 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2371 Christian Aid Program Overall Goal: Contribute to facilitating a transformative program that enables enterprises in the poultry value chain to thrive and unlock work opportunities that guarantee reliable income for 100,000 young women and men of ages 18-35 years across 12 states in Nigeria states. Program Objectives: Ø  To promote dignified work for women and youth through engagement in poultry. Ø  To increase individual and household income for women and young people in poultry by creating access to domestic and international markets and boosting financial inclusion. Ø  To develop women's and young people’s capacity to build viable and sustainable agribusinesses through information, innovation, and entrepreneurial training. Ø  To address the constraints in the poultry sector and increase women and youth participation in commercially viable poultry agribusinesses across target states.   Program Theory of Change: The SEPTP Program envisions that: If we enhance the entrepreneurial and technical capacity of organized, women-owned new and existing poultry enterprises, and enable them access to affordable inputs and services through appropriate linkages, they will produce competitively, access markets, obtain reliable income, sustain dignified and fulfilling work in poultry business. Christian Aid Mastercard Foundation ANIMAL CARE SERVICES KONSULT NIG LIMITED Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 35807.70 35807.70 35807.70 35807.70 35807.70 35807.70 255886.52 Christian Aid ANIMAL CARE SERVICES KONSULT NIG LIMITED GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2372 Christian Aid Program Overall Goal: Contribute to facilitating a transformative program that enables enterprises in the poultry value chain to thrive and unlock work opportunities that guarantee reliable income for 100,000 young women and men of ages 18-35 years across 12 states in Nigeria states. Program Objectives: Ø  To promote dignified work for women and youth through engagement in poultry. Ø  To increase individual and household income for women and young people in poultry by creating access to domestic and international markets and boosting financial inclusion. Ø  To develop women's and young people’s capacity to build viable and sustainable agribusinesses through information, innovation, and entrepreneurial training. Ø  To address the constraints in the poultry sector and increase women and youth participation in commercially viable poultry agribusinesses across target states.   Program Theory of Change: The SEPTP Program envisions that: If we enhance the entrepreneurial and technical capacity of organized, women-owned new and existing poultry enterprises, and enable them access to affordable inputs and services through appropriate linkages, they will produce competitively, access markets, obtain reliable income, sustain dignified and fulfilling work in poultry business. Christian Aid Mastercard Foundation Amo Farm Sieberer Hatchery Limited Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 38194.34 38194.34 38194.34 38194.34 38194.34 38194.34 87263.12 Christian Aid Amo Farm Sieberer Hatchery Limited GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2373 Christian Aid Program Overall Goal: Contribute to facilitating a transformative program that enables enterprises in the poultry value chain to thrive and unlock work opportunities that guarantee reliable income for 100,000 young women and men of ages 18-35 years across 12 states in Nigeria states. Program Objectives: Ø  To promote dignified work for women and youth through engagement in poultry. Ø  To increase individual and household income for women and young people in poultry by creating access to domestic and international markets and boosting financial inclusion. Ø  To develop women's and young people’s capacity to build viable and sustainable agribusinesses through information, innovation, and entrepreneurial training. Ø  To address the constraints in the poultry sector and increase women and youth participation in commercially viable poultry agribusinesses across target states.   Program Theory of Change: The SEPTP Program envisions that: If we enhance the entrepreneurial and technical capacity of organized, women-owned new and existing poultry enterprises, and enable them access to affordable inputs and services through appropriate linkages, they will produce competitively, access markets, obtain reliable income, sustain dignified and fulfilling work in poultry business. Christian Aid Mastercard Foundation International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 409477.75 409477.75 409477.75 409477.75 409477.75 409477.75 547937.99 Christian Aid International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2374 Christian Aid Program Overall Goal: Contribute to facilitating a transformative program that enables enterprises in the poultry value chain to thrive and unlock work opportunities that guarantee reliable income for 100,000 young women and men of ages 18-35 years across 12 states in Nigeria states. Program Objectives: Ø  To promote dignified work for women and youth through engagement in poultry. Ø  To increase individual and household income for women and young people in poultry by creating access to domestic and international markets and boosting financial inclusion. Ø  To develop women's and young people’s capacity to build viable and sustainable agribusinesses through information, innovation, and entrepreneurial training. Ø  To address the constraints in the poultry sector and increase women and youth participation in commercially viable poultry agribusinesses across target states.   Program Theory of Change: The SEPTP Program envisions that: If we enhance the entrepreneurial and technical capacity of organized, women-owned new and existing poultry enterprises, and enable them access to affordable inputs and services through appropriate linkages, they will produce competitively, access markets, obtain reliable income, sustain dignified and fulfilling work in poultry business. Christian Aid Mastercard Foundation PULLUS AFRICA SOLUTIONS LTD Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 26462.27 26462.27 26462.27 26462.27 26462.27 26462.27 129745.62 Christian Aid PULLUS AFRICA SOLUTIONS LTD GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2375 Christian Aid In order to address the economic impact of COVID on the most vulnerable households, the project aims to provide unconditional multipurpose cash assistance of Rs.4000 to 275 families in Kannur and Kasargod districts of Kerala. The project also will provide livelihood assistance to 30 person with disability through cash assistance of Rs 30,000. Multipurpose cash assistance will be provided to most vulnerable and marginalised groups such as people with disability, women headed households, widows, LGBTQ, people with chronic illness, and destitute families. The project will contribute to Programme Objective 3 of CA India programme -' Poor, vulnerable and excluded communities affected by natural and human-made disasters (or impact of COVID 19) supported with immediate life - saving humanitarian response, recovery and rehabilitation addressing the needs and gaps'. The project will address the immediate needs as well as support livelihood recovery and resilience of people affected by crisis. Christian Aid Christian Aid Ireland The Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 21458.80 21458.00 Christian Aid The Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2376 Christian Aid At a time when South Asian countries are revising their NDCs, it is an opportune moment to engage with the government, public private sectors and the civil society through all the phases of climate action-planning, implementation and evaluation vis a vis loss and damage and advocate for equitable financial mechanisms to mitigate climate debt. This project is aimed at building synergies between varied stakeholders, for climate action at the National and South Asia level to, influence the policy advocacy work on climate change and build the capacity of CA partners and other CSOs across South Asian countries including Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal etc on loss and damage, mitigation, adaptation, climate finance, collecting citizen-generated data, promoting South-South cooperation to improve statistical capacities in the region and review & strengthen the implementation of Financing for Development FfD4 & better representation in international governance structure. The recommendations and Policy Brief will feed into the Christian Aid COP 30 Briefings.   Christian Aid The Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25000.00 25000.00 Christian Aid The Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2380 Christian Aid GOAL and Christian Aid (CA) are proposing an action to expand services and spaces for women to prevent and respond to sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), and to increase the inclusion and influence of women in peace building forums. In doing so, the action aims to improve the safety and protection of women in targeted areas of North Darfur (ND) and South Kordofan (SK) states. To achieve this, GOAL and CA will focus on building local knowledge, capacities, networks, and infrastructure of local actors. They will leverage existing GOAL partnerships and programs that support health services and referrals for sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) survivors and apply an "ecological model" along with proven social behaviour change (SBC) approaches to alter attitudes and promote women's access to influential spaces. The design is organized under three mutually-reinforcing outcomes: Output 1 will improve comprehensive services for survivors and girls and women at risk of SGBV, Output 2 is to improve upholding of girls’ and women’s rights in the targeted areas, Output 3 will advance women’s inclusion and influence in local decision-making and peacebuilding forums. GOAL and CA will work according to an 18-month timeframe, working deliberately and step-by-step to facilitate sustainable changes. The transition of these outputs to clear impact on women will depend on several assumptions holding, including that authorities continue to formally register and allow the work of these organizations, that the target population from an area are not displaced or significantly disrupted by direct fighting or severe famine in the area, that community leaders and local authorities have a basic willingness to engage, and that women's groups themselves remain engaged and motivated throughout the project timeframe despite the challenges they face. Christian Aid European Commission Centre for Rights Education and Awareness - CREAW Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 162683.00 162683.00 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2382 Christian Aid The project will promote social cohesion among Rohingya and Host Community (HC) focusing on resilience building through self-reliance interventions and capacity development of the local communities. The project will target the most vulnerable people affected by conflict and disaster from the Rohingya and host communities adjacent to the camps of Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas. A detailed survey questionnaire will be developed based on a structured selection criteria (e.g. female-headed households, households with large numbers of family members, households with no income/livelihood source and/or heavily dependent on assistance, extremely vulnerable individuals (EVIs) like GBV referrals, person with disabilities (PwD), and households with PwD), households with minimum space for home gardening. The selected beneficiaries will be vulnerable women between 18 and 45 with 3% of persons with disabilities. The proposed project will introduce climate smart agriculture based on participants’ preferences with minimal environmental impact.   To reduce community-level tensions and strengthen community cohesion, the project will build local capacity to address and diffuse conflicts at the community level. Women will play a central role in these efforts by leading sensitization sessions and awareness-raising activities on conflict resolution, peacebuilding, gender equity, and mutual respect, promoting peaceful coexistence within communities. Inter and Intra-community dialogues, social events, and inclusive DRR sessions will contribute to mutual trust and readiness to face disaster shocks. The joint initiatives will unite members to address shared issues and reduce stigma, promoting unity and shared resilience.    This project will equip community members with portable and soft skills for future use after repatriation and will support peaceful coexistence. FIVDB will strengthen the capacity of volunteers and community representatives through training and supervision, thereby building local human resources and improving response capacity. They will share their learning with 2 nearby families, encouraging peacebuilding and resilience. These households will become indirect beneficiaries, expanding the project's community impact. Christian Aid Friends in Village Development Bangladesh FIVDB Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 32015.38 32015.38 20000.00 Christian Aid Friends in Village Development Bangladesh FIVDB 44030.77 Christian Aid Friends in Village Development Bangladesh FIVDB GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2384 Christian Aid Objetivo general del proyecto: Apoyar y asesorar para que un representante de CAJAR participe en la sesión de negociaciones del tratado que se realizará en Ginebra del 20 al 25 de octubre de 2025. El proyecto involucra actividades de planeación, preparación, implementación y de devolución.  Respecto a las actividades de planeación, preparación e implementación contaremos con el apoyo de FIAN Internacional, la cual es una de las ONGs que co-facilita la Alianza por el Tratado en EDH y tiene presencia permanente en Ginebra. Las actividades de planeación y preparación en las cuales CAJAR debe participar o liderar incluirían: 1)     Reuniones principalmente con el equipo de incidencia global de Christian Aid y FIAN Internacional. También una reunión con la Campaña Global por el Tratado. 2)     Organizar una reunión con aquellas ONGs en Colombia que hacen actividades respecto a las negociaciones de un tratado sobre empresas y derechos humanos y con las cuales CAJAR tenga relaciones profesionales. Lo ideal es que esta se realice por lo menos 4 semanas antes del 20 de octubre. 3)     Preparación de declaraciones y de documentos con las posiciones que CAJAR presentará en Ginebra.   Respecto a las actividades de implementación del proyecto, el plan es llegar a Ginebra unos días antes al 20 de octubre para tener reuniones con actores relevantes.  CAJAR debe organizar una sesión de devolución y diálogo con ONGs que realizan actividades en Colombia sobre las negociaciones del tratado. Preferiblemente, esta debe organizarse dentro de las cinco semanas siguientes al regreso del viaje a Ginebra. Compromisos de CAID: CAID le dará un grant especial a CAJAR por un monto de GBP 5,000 para que puedan cubrir los gastos del viaje a Ginebra de un o una representante de CAJAR. Compromisos de reporte de CAJAR: CAJAR deberá presentar un informe narrativo y otro financiero respecto a las actividades realizadas en virtud del presente proyecto.     English summary: General objective of the project: To support and advise a CAJAR representative to participate in the treaty negotiation session to be held in Geneva from October 20 to 25, 2025. The project involves planning, preparation, implementation, and feedback activities.  The planning and preparation activities in which CAJAR should participate or lead would include: 1) Meetings mainly with Christian Aid’s global advocacy team and FIAN International. Also a meeting with the Global Campaign for the Treaty. 2) Organizing a meeting with those NGOs in Colombia that are involved in activities related to the negotiations of a treaty on business and human rights, and with which CAJAR has professional relationships. Ideally, this should take place at least four weeks before October 20. 3) Preparing statements and documents with the positions that CAJAR will present in Geneva.  Christian Aid Corporacion Colectivo de Abogados Jose Alvear Restrepo Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 5000.00 5000.00 Christian Aid Corporacion Colectivo de Abogados Jose Alvear Restrepo GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2386 Christian Aid Mayendit is one of the counties in Unity State, with an estimated population of 53,000 people (likely higher, as no recent national census has been conducted). The population has further increased due to an influx of returnees entering the county through monitored entry points. The county is comprised of 13 payams and is located at the junction bordered by Lakes, Jonglei, and Warrap States. The community is predominantly pastoralist and has a long history of intercommunal conflict, including cattle raiding and revenge killings. Recurrent severe flooding has further heightened vulnerabilities, leaving the county underserved with only a few humanitarian actors operating in the area. The county experienced its first flash floods in May 2025, which affected three payams—Dablual, Kah, and Mirnyal—impacting approximately 19,252 people, including 6,171 internally displaced persons (IDPs) and 1,001 returnees. In Dablual alone, 6,498 people were affected, among them 2,448 women, 2,143 men, and 1,907 children. Vulnerable groups, such as older persons and individuals with disabilities, face additional challenges in accessing humanitarian aid. Due to heavy rains, the water levels of rivers feeding into the Nile rose drastically, increasing the river’s volume. By 3 August 2025, data from the Relief and Rehabilitation Commission indicated that 10 payams were submerged, affecting 35,980 people (5,990 households), including 25,994 females and 9,993 males. The affected population is in dire need of humanitarian assistance, as the food security and healthcare sectors have been severely disrupted. This has heightened vulnerability levels, placing the county at IPC Phase 4 (Emergency). Displaced populations rely on host communities and informal settlements for temporary shelter and food; however, these resources are now depleted, as host communities have already been stretched by hosting IDPs and returnees.   According to the Food Security and Livelihoods (FSL) Cluster Early Warning Information Sharing #18 (2025), heavy rainfall is forecast in Jonglei, Upper Nile, and parts of Unity State—classified as high-risk areas for flooding based on historical patterns. It further highlights that 23% of South Sudan’s population is exposed to extremely or very heavy rainfall, increasing the likelihood of displacement and humanitarian needs. As the flooding season peaks in late October, it is anticipated that more people will be displaced, with projections suggesting the number of affected individuals could rise to 40,000. Christian Aid Hope Restoration South Sudan (HRSS) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 40000.00 40000.00 Christian Aid Hope Restoration South Sudan (HRSS) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2387 Christian Aid A cloudburst in the Uttarkashi in North India, triggered flash floods and wreaked havoc in the villages of Dharali, Harsil, Bagori & Jhala, claiming 5 lives, with an estimated 70 people feared trapped/missing, including 11 army personnel. Over 40-50 houses were damaged or completely destroyed, and 163 roads were blocked by the landslides, including 5 national highways. Under the scope of this project, 500 families will be provided Cash support along with WASH and Shelter Kits, along with MHPSS orientation to the affected communities. Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) The Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 156860.97 149230.97 Christian Aid The Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2389 Christian Aid Le projet vise à lutter contre la pauvreté. Il s’agira de façon spécifique de : l  Renforcer les capacités opérationnelles des parties prenantes en matière de mise en oeuvre de subventions d’appui pour le relèvement socio-économique des personnes vulnérables, l  Favoriser l’accès des personnes vulnérables aux fonds de micro finance en zones rurales et semi urbaines. Le projet consistera à octroyer à des groupes cibles vulnérables des subventions financières en vue de leur permettre de réaliser des Activités Génératrices de Revenus. Notre expérience dans l'intervention auprès des groupements villageois nous a donné de constater que les causes de la pauvreté sont pour une grande partie structurelles : une grande partie des populations est exclue du circuit de financement du fait de l'inaccessibilité géographique et des exigences élevées des conditions d'accès aux fonds publics et aux structures de micros finances privées. L'octroi d'une subvention financière aux groupes cibles va contribuer à leur permettre d'entreprendre un petit commerce ou toutes autres Activités Génératrices de Revenus substantiels. Ces revenus vont les aider à se prendre immédiatement en charge sur tous les plans et aussi de soutenir d'autres personnes vulnérables de leur communauté à se relever économiquement et socialement. Christian Aid AMI-B Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 33250.00 33250.00 Christian Aid AMI-B GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2390 Christian Aid Burundi is implementing a national Mpox management response project, involving the Ministry of Health, UNICEF, and other international partners like the pandemic fund. The project focuses on strengthening surveillance, laboratory capacity, healthcare workforce training, and community engagement to manage the outbreak and prepare for future health emergencies. Key activities include revising response plans, training health workers, strengthening diagnostic capabilities, providing psychosocial support, and engaging community volunteers through organizations like the Burundi red cross. Key Players and Commitments are: Ministry of Health: Africa CDC (Provided technical support, helped assess the national response through an Intra-Action Review (IAR), and intensified support in affected districts),  UNICEF (Developed a multisectoral response plan to support affected communities, particularly children, focusing on case management, nutrition, WASH, and child protection), The Pandemic Fund (Partnering with Burundi to enhance national capacities in prevention, preparedness, and response to health emergencies, including strengthening surveillance and laboratory systems., WHO & IFRC ( Collaborating with health authorities to strengthen response pillars, train front-line responders, and engage community volunteers. ) Burundi have approved national Mpox and preparedness plan and Mpox level 3  ( Burundi Mpox Level 3 Emergency-2024-2025-01-13 Purpose of the project This project intends to intervene in the prevention of Mpox in the communities, the focus of will be for project participants to have a better world. This project will be implemented by 1 Outcome Outcome 1: Water, sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Under this outcome, we will implement 2 outputs: Output 1: 1000 hand wash items will be distributed to families to help control transmission at household level, Output 2: 1000 liquid Soaps bar distributed to communities, office of local administration Output 3: Capacity Building: training of 300 community health workers on hygiene and case referral mechanisms Christian Aid Services Anglicans pour le Developpement Communautaire Durable SADC Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 10000.00 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2393 Christian Aid En Haïti, les violences basées sur le genre (VBG) demeurent une crise aiguë, surtout dans l’Ouest, le Nord, le Nord-Est et le Sud. Entre 2024 et début 2025, plus de 6 400 cas ont été signalés, dont 64 % de violences sexuelles, souvent liées aux gangs armés. Plus de 90 % des victimes sont des femmes et des filles, confrontées à l’impunité, à la stigmatisation et à l’absence de services adaptés. Une étude conjointe Christian Aid–MOUFHED a révélé une faible connaissance des droits, des normes sociales tolérantes à la violence et des lacunes critiques dans les mécanismes de prévention et de réponse. Le projet vise à réduire l’incidence des VBG par une approche intégrée combinant prévention communautaire, renforcement des capacités locales et plaidoyer. L’objectif spécifique est d’améliorer de 30 % les capacités de prévention, détection et orientation des cas grâce à des relais communautaires formés et à l’engagement des autorités locales. Trois résultats sont attendus : (1) une sensibilisation accrue des communautés aux VBG et aux droits des survivantes ; (2) le renforcement des compétences de 20 relais communautaires ; (3) l’organisation de dialogues et la production d’un rapport de plaidoyer transmis à 8 institutions et aux OSC locales. Les activités clés incluent 10 sessions de sensibilisation atteignant 1 000 personnes, la validation d’un protocole de référencement et 2 forums multi-acteurs. Le projet bénéficiera directement à 1 500 personnes (1 340 femmes et 160 hommes) et indirectement à environ 6 825 autres, soit un total estimé à 8 325 personnes. Les groupes cibles incluent en priorité les femmes, filles et personnes handicapées dans les zones à risque, ainsi que les relais, OSC et représentants institutionnels.   Un dispositif de suivi-évaluation (MEAL) avec évaluation initiale et finale et suivi trimestriel assurera la qualité de la mise en œuvre, la redevabilité et la capitalisation pour d’éventuelles initiatives élargies. Christian Aid Mouvement des Femmes Haitiennes pour l'Education et le Developpement Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 10000.37 10000.37 20000.00 Christian Aid Mouvement des Femmes Haitiennes pour l'Education et le Developpement GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2394 Christian Aid e projet « Femmes, jeunes et élevage : bâtir la sécurité alimentaire » vise à renforcer la sécurité alimentaire et à promouvoir des revenus durables pour 300 familles haïtiennes dans les départements de l’Artibonite, du Nord et du Nord-Est, en consolidant les élevages familiaux et les chaînes de valeur équitables, particulièrement pour les jeunes et les femmes, via les laiteries de la marque Let Agogo. Aligné sur la PSNSSANH et les ODD, notamment l’ODD2, il complète le Programme National de Cantine Scolaire (PNCS), touchant 40 000 élèves cette année grâce à un contrat avec la Coopération française pour 664 000 USD, soit une hausse de 20 % par rapport aux années précédentes. Les objectifs incluent la consolidation des pratiques d’élevage familial, le développement de chaînes de valeur équitables et l’autonomisation économique des femmes et des jeunes, contribuant aux ODD1, 2, 5 et 8. Le projet cible directement 150 femmes et 150 hommes des 300 familles rurales, le personnel des laiteries de Gonaïves, Limonade, Ferrier et Ouanaminthe, ainsi que les jeunes impliqués dans la commercialisation des produits Let Agogo. Les retombées indirectes concernent environ 1 200 membres de familles, 8 000 élèves, 40 vendeurs et 50 détaillants, soit plus de 9 300 bénéficiaires.   Les activités comprennent la formation aux meilleures pratiques agricoles et d’élevage, l’amélioration de la production laitière, la mise en place de systèmes de commercialisation équitables, l’aménagement de deux points d’eau, la consolidation d’unités d’élevage, la sensibilisation à l’égalité des genres et la promotion de l’accès aux marchés locaux. Sur neuf mois (septembre 2025 – juin 2026), le projet vise une augmentation de 30 % des revenus des familles impliquées, une amélioration de la sécurité alimentaire dans les quatre communes et une participation accrue des jeunes et des femmes dans la filière laitière, contribuant à un secteur laitier plus équitable, résilient et durable en Haïti. Christian Aid VETERIMED Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 12196.99 12196.99 24394.00 Christian Aid VETERIMED GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2395 Christian Aid Project documents being developed partner ( tentative dates placed for now):PLEASE AMEND PROJECT DETAILS ACCORDINGLY  The Molham Business Center in Damascus aims to contribute to Syria’s socio-economic recovery by empowering youth to establish sustainable businesses and strengthening small NGOs to deliver impactful programs. Through a dynamic hub offering affordable workspaces, targeted training, small grants, and mentorship, the center will foster innovation, collaboration, and sustainable growth. This initiative will build the capacity of youth entrepreneurs and NGOs to address community needs, drive economic growth, and contribute to Syria’s long-term development. Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30000.00 30000.00 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2396 Christian Aid COPROMOR souhaite avec l’appui accompagnement de Christian Aid, mettre en œuvre dans 6 mois coïncidant aux saisons culturales A/2025 et B/2026, un projet de boisement, reboisement et agroforesterie dans 03(trois) zones de santé ciblées. Approche de mise en œuvre : Le projet est subdivisé en deux actions complémentaires, notamment : 1. Programme de sensibilisation et d’éducation à l’environnement des communautés locales, et 2. Programme intégré de reboisement. Il s’agit de mettre en place des pépinières dans chaque site ciblé des arbres et arbres fruitiers, en proposant des alternatives économiques durables aux communautés locales. Les groupes cibles: les églises membres, les organisations paysannes (OP); les ménages agricoles ciblés, y compris des Elèves et Etudiants du milieu. Indirectement : les populations en général estimées à 2627 personnes. Christian Aid Centre Oeucuménique pour la Promotion du Monde Rural Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 30000.00 30000.00 Christian Aid Centre Oeucuménique pour la Promotion du Monde Rural GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2398 Christian Aid Centro de Descanso Temporal para familias migrantes las manos inicio operaciones, el 01 de Febrero 2025, por la necesidad de atención humanitaria a personas en tránsito provenientes de diferentes países de Sur América, con el objetivo de proporcionar servicios de Alojamiento, Alimentación, Agua y Saneamiento con una capacidad de albergar 60 personas diarias. Ubicado a unos 200 metros aproximadamente de la línea fronteriza con la republica de Nicaragua, aduana Las Manos. Existe un movimiento de retorno de migrantes hacia el sur de Sudamérica desde finales de 2024 y principios de 2025, impulsado por las políticas migratorias más estrictas de Estados Unidos bajo el nuevo gobierno de Trump, lo que ha causado una caída del 97% en el tránsito de migrantes hacia el norte. Este éxodo inverso afecta principalmente a venezolanos y colombianos, que enfrentan vulnerabilidades durante el viaje de regreso, incluyendo dificultades económicas, de salud y la posibilidad de violencia. Este proyecto busca contribuir a la protección integral humanitaria a un promedio de 20 personas diarias, en tránsito por Honduras, de regreso a sus países de origen, es decir de norte a sur, considerando la necesidad actual por el flujo migratorio constante. Christian Aid FAS - FUNDACION ALIVIO DEL SUFRIMIENTO Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 14500.00 14500.00 Christian Aid FAS - FUNDACION ALIVIO DEL SUFRIMIENTO GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2402 Christian Aid Objetivo:   Garantizar la participación activa de las mujeres en la construcción de paz, promoviendo su incidencia en políticas nacionales e internacionales, el seguimiento a la implementación de los Planes de Acción de la Resolución 1325 y el fortalecimiento de redes regionales para la articulación estratégica en América Latina.   Christian Aid Red Nacional de Mujeres / Corporación Humanizar Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 11075.00 11075.00 22150.00 Christian Aid Red Nacional de Mujeres / Corporación Humanizar GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2405 Christian Aid This project tackles the intersecting challenges of mass deportations, environmental degradation, and inter-community tensions in Haiti’s northeastern border zone, where vulnerable groups—repatriated migrants, charcoal producers, and sand/gravel extractors—face heightened risks. Its goal is to reduce conflict drivers and promote sustainable peace, equity, and resilience. The project focuses on two main objectives: 1. Social Cohesion and Peacebuilding: 120 local actors will be trained in conflict resolution and migration dynamics. Three permanent dialogue platforms will be established, one per commune, to institutionalize community-led mediation. The SJM-Haïti shelter center will be rehabilitated to host 850 vulnerable migrants with dignity and essential services. 2. Environmental and Economic Resilience: 110 individuals, including women and youth, will receive training in sustainable resource management. Three reforested plots (1,000 seedlings each) and cleanup campaigns will engage local committees. Twenty-one families will gain technical support and financial assistance to launch income-generating activities, while 30 participants will benefit from entrepreneurship training.   The project targets 2,225 direct beneficiaries (1,557 males, 668 females) across age groups 18–59, including 30 people with disabilities, and indirectly reaches 6,675 community members. It prioritizes women’s empowerment and combines immediate humanitarian support with longer-term development and peacebuilding, providing an integrated response to migration and environmental challenges in one of Haiti’s most fragile regions. Christian Aid Service Jesuite aux Migrants/Solidarite Fwontalye - Haiti Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 49719.31 51883.34 Christian Aid Service Jesuite aux Migrants/Solidarite Fwontalye - Haiti GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2406 Christian Aid Over the 12-month period, Ukrainian Pooled Fund (UPF) expect to strengthen their sustainability, visibility, and strategic positioning. UPF aim to secure new and diversified funding streams that will allow the Fund to continue supporting locally led responses without interruption. This includes positioning the UPF as a recognised and trusted mechanism for channelling flexible support to grassroots organisations in Ukraine. In parallel, they expect to expand the UPF community by onboarding 10 new partner organisations and strengthening their capacities through a tailored learning programme. This will contribute to building a broader, more resilient ecosystem of local responders who can operate with greater autonomy and strategic clarity.   Christian Aid Philanthropy in Ukraine Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 100000.00 100000.00 100000.00 Christian Aid Philanthropy in Ukraine GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2407 Christian Aid Le projet ECLAIR, porté par l’association Jeunes Acteurs de l’Énergie (JAE) avec l’appui de Christian Aid, répond à des défis structurels qui freinent le développement inclusif des zones rurales du Burkina Faso. Il s’inscrit dans la continuité des orientations de la Stratégie Nationale d’Électrification Rurale (SNER 2024–2028) et s’appuie sur les données de l’Annuaire Statistique 2023 du MEMC pour proposer des solutions concrètes, ancrées dans les besoins locaux. Le premier défi majeur est l’inégalité persistante d’accès à l’électricité : en 2023, le taux d’électrification rurale plafonne à 7,02 %, contre 87,04 % en milieu urbain. Cette disparité limite l’accès à l’eau, à l’éducation, à la santé et aux activités économiques. Le second défi réside dans le faible usage productif de l’électricité en milieu rural. Malgré l’installation de quelques infrastructures solaires, leur usage reste souvent limité à l’éclairage domestique, sans réelle contribution à la transformation des filières agricoles ou artisanales, pourtant essentielles pour l’économie locale. Le projet s’attaque également à la marginalisation des femmes et des jeunes dans le développement énergétique. Bien qu’ils soient des acteurs clés du tissu socio-économique, ils manquent d’accès aux ressources, à la formation et aux opportunités économiques, ce qui renforce l’exode rural et la vulnérabilité sociale. Le projet propose de les outiller, de les former et de les intégrer dans des systèmes productifs durables, à travers l’accès à l’eau, l’agroécologie et l’énergie solaire. Christian Aid Jeunes Acteurs de l'Energie Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22500.00 22500.00 45000.00 Christian Aid Jeunes Acteurs de l'Energie GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2409 Christian Aid Ce projet pilote, fruit d'un partenariat entre Christian Aid (CA) et Christian Relief and Development Organization (CREDO), vise à consolider les efforts entrepris pour la stabilisation des populations retournées dans leurs villages d'origine au Sahel burkinabè. S'appuyant sur les acquis d'un programme précédent de CREDO dont les activités ont été partiellement réalisées en raison d'une réduction budgétaire, ce projet de six mois (Octobre 2025 à mars 2026), financé à hauteur de 55 000 Livres sterling par Christian Aid, se concentrera sur la finalisation des actions prioritaires inachevées, le renforcement de la sécurité alimentaire à travers la distribution des vivres, le renforcement des capacités économiques des ménages retournés à travers des activités de production agricole hors sol, la promotion de la cohésion sociale et la réhabilitation d’abris. Ciblant les populations retournées les plus vulnérables, le projet adoptera une approche participative et mettra en œuvre des activités concrètes pour améliorer durablement leurs conditions de vie et renforcer leur résilience face aux défis persistants dans le Sahel burkinabè. Christian Aid Christian Relief and Development Organization (CREDO) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 27500.00 27500.00 55000.00 Christian Aid Christian Relief and Development Organization (CREDO) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2410 Christian Aid The "Sove Lavi, Asire Dinyite ak Sekirite Deplase yo" (Save Lives, Ensure Dignity and Safety for the Displaced) project is a seven-month humanitarian initiative by Christian Aid, in partnership with local organisation Haïti Survie. The project, which started in September 2025 and is set to finish in April 2026, aims to help 3,500 internally displaced persons (IDPs) in three formal displacement sites in Port-au-Prince. The total funding allocated to Haiti Survie for the project is €285,446.55. The project focuses on a multi-sectoral response to the needs of people displaced by gang violence, with a focus on food security, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH), and essential non-food items (NFIs). Key activities include: Cash Assistance: Two rounds of unconditional cash transfers will be given to 600 of the most vulnerable households. This is designed to help them meet their basic food and NFI needs. WASH Support: The project will provide over 200,000 litres of safe drinking water and over 200,000 litres of water for domestic use across the three sites. It will also distribute hygiene kits to 700 households and conduct insecticide spraying to reduce pest-related health risks. Shelter: To improve living conditions and offer protection from the weather, 150 tarpaulins will be installed for 700 IDPs who are living in exposed, open-air conditions. The direct beneficiaries will be identified through a household-level vulnerability assessment. The selection process will prioritise female-headed households, families recently displaced by violence, and households with vulnerable individuals like children under five, pregnant women, older people, and people with disabilities. Christian Aid will work closely with its local partner, Haïti Survie, which has over 15 years of experience in humanitarian response in Port-au-Prince. Haïti Survie will manage a significant portion of the project budget and participate in all stages of the project, including planning and evaluation. Christian Aid Cordaid Haiti Survie Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 123537.84 123537.84 201945.00 Christian Aid Haiti Survie GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2412 Christian Aid Overview The National Reserve Risk Pool 4 anticipatory action project - Phase 1- in Gwanda is a one month project aims to enhance disaster preparedness and response through a series of coordinated activities that engage local stakeholders, align disaster risk reduction plans, and build community capacity ahead of the anticipatory action project. The 1-month (September to October 2025) project focuses on fostering collaboration among stakeholders, ensuring that local needs and conditions are reflected in planning, and equipping the community with the necessary tools for effective data collection and analysis. Objectives   Facilitate an inception and stakeholder consultation meeting to ensure all parties understand the project scope and activities. Build strong relationships among stakeholders to encourage ongoing collaboration, even in the absence of immediate activation. Conduct a rapid review of district and ward-based disaster risk reduction and anticipatory action plans to ensure alignment with community needs. Develop data collection tools for gender and disability analyses, borehole assessments, and distribution points to enhance the district’s capacity for the upcoming anticipatory action project Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Lutheran Development Services Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 16000.02 13372.75 Christian Aid Lutheran Development Services GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2414 Christian Aid The project aims to address the urgent needs of Sudanese refugees, returnees, and internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Renk County, Upper Nile State, by combining emergency food security support with protection services, particularly GBV prevention and response. It targets critical gaps in humanitarian funding and prioritizes newly arrived refugees at the transit centre and vulnerable populations in host communities. Since 2023, Upper Nile has received over 1.1 million people from Sudan, with 1,400 new arrivals crossing into Renk daily. By July 2025, the transit centre population exceeded 12,400, with 79% being women and children. Between May and August 2024, UNHCR reported 126,012 arrivals, comprising 31% Sudanese refugees and 69% South Sudanese returnees. Renk is currently classified as IPC Phase 4 (Crisis), with projections indicating deterioration to Phase 5 (Emergency) or Phase 6 (Catastrophe). Over half the population faces crisis-level food insecurity due to flooding, conflict, rising food prices (+67%), and currency devaluation. Malnutrition rates are alarming, with 17% of children under five and pregnant/lactating women affected. Many new arrivals lack necessities, increasing dependence on humanitarian aid.   Christian Aid Scottish Government Humanitarian Development Organization (HDC) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 120911.00 120911.00 Christian Aid Humanitarian Development Organization (HDC) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2416 Christian Aid The Centre for Policy Dialogue and Christian Aid have been in partnership for over five years with a view to establishing an inclusive and just society, which will ensure participation of all market agents in competitive and sustainable economic activities, maintaining transparency and accountability in business activities in Bangladesh. In this connection, both organisations have been partnering in two key areas: (a) ensuring rights and competitiveness in businesses following UNGPs/HRDD and (b) ensuring tax justice in major fiscal and budgetary measures. Given the importance and long-term positive implications for an inclusive and just society, both CPD and CA have agreed to continue their partnership on these two areas with more focused and in-depth studies, analyses, and policy-influencing activities in the coming years. This proposal is prepared for the next one year, considering the above-mentioned broader objectives, focusing on new areas of intervention. Christian Aid Centre for Policy Dialogue Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 34000.00 34000.00 68000.00 Christian Aid Centre for Policy Dialogue GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2417 Christian Aid The Kolkata Resilience Response under KMC is intended to meet the critical needs, following a Rapid Needs Assessment (RNA) and discussions with borough chairmen and ward representatives. The project will benefit 1,756 households (about 8,712 people) in eight of the most hit wards and has three components. WASH and NFI kits will be delivered to 1,100 households (5,457 people). Multipurpose Cash Transfers (MPCT) & cash for work will assist a total  656 HH / 3255 population. Both direct unconditional cash transfer (for 350 HH) and  Cash for Work for drainage cleaning and small repair of water structure (for 306 HH)  is  to allow families to address urgent, self-prioritized expenditures like food, medicine, and temporary repairs. Beneficiaries are chosen on the basis of confirmed house damage and loss of livelihood, without duplication with WASH–NFI recipients. Protection, Hygiene, activities will be delivered to all 1,756 households (8,712 individuals) through 16 awareness sessions on gender-based violence, hygiene, health, disaster preparedness, and safeguarding. Protection mainstreaming principles of Safety, Access, and Dignity are integrated throughout the approach. Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) SPADE Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 75779.00 71870.00 Christian Aid SPADE GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2418 Christian Aid This project is designed to respond quickly to the urgent needs of families affected by the earthquake in Nangarhar Province. It will provide direct-cash worth GBP 110 to each household. The amount follows the Cash and Voucher Working Group (CVWG) standards and is enough to help families cover their most immediate food and non-food needs. By receiving cash instead of goods, households will have the freedom to decide what is most important for them in this critical time. The support will focus on the most at-risk families such as pregnant and lactating women, elderly-headed households, female-headed households, child-headed households, and those living with disabilities or long-term illnesses. These groups often struggle the most after disasters, facing higher risks of hunger, poor living conditions, and disease. In total, 441 vulnerable households will benefit from this project.   Christian Aid Afghans 4 Tomorrow Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 75000.00 75000.00 Christian Aid Afghans 4 Tomorrow GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2419 Christian Aid The growing frequency and severity of climate-induced losses and damages (L&Ds) have exceeded the adaptive limits of vulnerable communities, as noted in the IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report. Existing global and national mechanisms—such as the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD)—are not designed to support micro-level recovery. In Bangladesh, poor and women-headed households face the harshest climate impacts but have limited access to affordable finance for rebuilding livelihoods. Microfinance has proven useful in empowering women and enhancing resilience, yet current practices remain fragmented and disconnected from climate finance systems. To address this gap, the Center for Participatory Research and Development (CPRD), with Christian Aid, developed a blended microfinance approach combining small grants, concessional loans, and training on climate-resilient income-generating activities. Piloted in Kurigram District during 2023–2024, it supported 80 affected women-led families, improving income, food security, and recovery capacity. Stakeholders found the approach promising but recommended expanding its scale, engaging male counterparts for shared responsibility, and aligning it with national financial and policy frameworks for broader adoption.   Project Objectives Assess existing practices: Identify strengths and weaknesses of current microfinance initiatives addressing climate-induced L&Ds. Review policy and financing frameworks: Explore opportunities within national and international funding mechanisms (e.g., BCCTF, PKSF, FRLD, Global Shield) and assess regulatory barriers and leverage points. Refine and test the model: Upgrade the CPRD–Christian Aid blended microfinance model and pilot it in a new climate-affected area to develop a scalable, gender-responsive approach for recovery and resilience. Expected Outcomes A refined blended microfinance model combining grants and concessional loans to support women-led climate-affected families. Enhanced recovery and financial inclusion of vulnerable households at the micro level. Strengthened linkage between microfinance institutions and national or global climate finance mechanisms. Evidence-based advocacy promoting replication and policy integration in Bangladesh and beyond. Christian Aid Center for Participatory Research and Development -CPRD Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 12566.67 12566.67 12566.67 37700.00 Christian Aid Center for Participatory Research and Development -CPRD GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2420 Christian Aid In response to the flash floods affecting Babandanga, Tundu, and Khairbari villages, this project proposes an unconditional cash transfer programme to support 500 households, targeting 2,569 individuals, including 1,247 females and 1,322 males. The project will directly transfer cash to bank accounts, prioritizing women as primary recipients. Through this intervention, the project aims to enhance purchasing power, restore basic needs, and strengthen resilience among flood-affected households. By empowering women and marginalized groups and fostering community participation, the programme supports both immediate relief and long-term recovery, ensuring that affected populations can rebuild their lives with dignity and autonomy.   Christian Aid SPADE Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid SPADE GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2422 Christian Aid Since 2011, the Syrian crisis has severely disrupted education, livelihoods, and social networks. Vulnerable groups—including women, children, and persons with disabilities—face high risks of child labor, early marriage, violence, and displacement. Youth lack safe spaces and opportunities for personal and professional growth, pushing many toward negative coping mechanisms. The 2023 earthquakes revealed gaps in community-level emergency infrastructure. The proposed Center addresses these challenges by combining development programming (youth empowerment, education, recreation) with emergency response capacity, ensuring inclusion across genders, ages, and abilities. Violet is engaging donors to support the remaining construction and cladding works for this youth centre. This £20,000 GBP  from CA Code 3 is to support the cladding work  Christian Aid Violet (MENEKŞE ORGANİZASYON SOSYAL VE DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 Christian Aid Violet (MENEKŞE ORGANİZASYON SOSYAL VE DAYANIŞMA DERNEĞİ) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2423 Christian Aid This one year core support project aims to strengthen Syrbanism’s institutional foundations and public visibility as the organization reestablishes its presence inside Syria following years of operating in exile. Syrbanism will use this grant to consolidate its internal systems, financial and governance procedures, and communication capacities, ensuring greater transparency, sustainability, and outreach. The project will prioritize five key areas: (1) developing internal financial and administrative systems; (2) enhancing communication and digital presence through a new bilingual website accessible inside Syria; (3) publishing and sharing Syrbanism’s extensive body of unpublished research on housing, informal settlements, and urban law; (4) conducting an internal staff workshop and organizational needs assessment to define strategic priorities; and (5) securing legal registration in Syria to enable full operational legitimacy and compliance. By the end of this project, Syrbanism will have established itself as a legally registered, well governed, and visible Syrian civil society organization capable of engaging with communities, local actors, and donors to advance inclusive and sustainable urban recovery. Christian Aid Syrbanism Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 20000.00 20000.00 40000.00 Christian Aid Syrbanism GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2424 Christian Aid Violence Against Women and Girls in Dhaka — and Bangladesh more broadly — cannot be seen only as a private or community problem. It is a systemic crisis rooted in patriarchy, sustained by State inaction, and amplified by harmful social and media practices. Whether in slums, middle-class households, or professional workplaces, women and girls face violence that undermines their rights, dignity, and security. Addressing this crisis requires dismantling structural barriers, building women-friendly institutions, and mobilizing communities and media to transform social norms. This project will work for making meaningful change in community particularly in Dhaka city area. Christian Aid Karmojibi Nari Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 22000.00 22000.00 44000.00 Christian Aid Karmojibi Nari GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2425 Christian Aid The GRAAP project aims is planned for November to January 2026, funded by STARTNETWORK Start Ready Risk Pool 4, implemented through Lutheran Development Services in Gwanda district of Zimbabwe, to enhance preparedness for 2,000 at-risk households (potentially benefiting 8,000 individuals) in four vulnerable wards (16, 19- new; 17 and 24-old) of Gwanda to reduce impending drought impact. A rapid AA assessment conducted in 2024 highlighted significant concerns related to food and water security due to a poor agricultural season marked by inadequate rainfall and prolonged dry spells, which adversely affect food crops, pasture development, and water recharge. As the peak drought period approaches, the project anticipates increased water scarcity for both domestic use and livestock, leading to a rise in diseases. The project will strengthen civil protection mechanisms at both the district and ward levels, enhancing DRR capabilities. It will also improve access to water resources through the expansion of high-yielding boreholes for human and agricultural use. Furthermore, the project will preposition agricultural inputs, including drought-tolerant food crops and pasture seeds. The project will enhance timely access to information on seasonal preparedness, drought conditions, food security, and water availability via local radio in languages using the Participatory Integrated Climate Service for Agriculture (PISCA) to enhance understanding of climate information and making informed decisions about best agricultural practices. Additionally, PSEAH in the anticipatory action project will be considered to protect vulnerable populations, build community trust, and empower individuals to speak out against abuse during crises. Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Lutheran Development Services Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 166469.87 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2427 Christian Aid SOMOS CDC will act in coordination with the salvadoran Ecumenical Research Center (CIE) supporting spiritual learning and accompaniment for excluded goups. They will educate grassroots ecclesial communities (CEBs) and indigenous populations on Liberation Theology, and will teach inclusive theology to feminist and LGBTIQ+ communities so that they can practice their right to religious freedom, free from any discrimination from established institutions of faith.   For the purposes of this intervention, most of the activities will take place in El Salvador and will be delivered by the CIE, while a Regional Summit and an online Diploma will be executed by both organizations in Honduras. With these actions, the project develops spaces for reflection and inclusive spirituality, thus promoting solidarity and raising the prophetic voice needed in traditional religious practice.   Christian Aid SOMOS CDC Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 9923.23 9923.23 18580.00 Christian Aid SOMOS CDC GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2429 Christian Aid The project aims to strengthen the resilience of marginalized communities in Porsha, Naogaon, with a particular focus on women and youth, through transformative climate adaptation, improved livelihoods, and enhanced access to public and private services. To ensure effective integration, the project will collaborate closely with Union Parishad, Upazila administration and line departments (such as Agriculture, Department of Agriculture Extension, Livestock, Youth Development, Women Affairs and Health) to align interventions with local development plans and leverage technical expertise. Partnerships with local NGOs, community-based organizations and the private sector will facilitate skill development, contribute to entrepreneurship promotion and market linkages. In a nutshell, the project will integrate efforts with local government, community institutions, NGOs and the private sector to strengthen community awareness and collaboration, enhance livelihood opportunities and improve access to safe drinking water and health services for inclusive and sustainable climate resilience actions. The above key strategies will function through building the technical capacity of local day laborers in mango garden management, facilitating linkages between women and youth with institutions, private sector actors, and local government for employment and enterprise support. Participatory water management committees will be established to ensure equitable access to safe water, while skill development and livelihood opportunities will enable local day laborers to increase income sustainability. The primary target groups are marginalized households, especially women and youth, who are facing vulnerabilities due to limited resources, restricted employment opportunities and climate related risks. The project will actively ensure gender-sensitive participation, addressing barriers such as women’s limited access to mango garden labor and youth’s lack of technical skills. Men and boys will also benefit through improved agricultural productivity and labor opportunities, while women and girls will gain enhanced access to income, vocational skills and community services. The ongoing Climate Change Program of CCDB focuses on transformative Locally-Led Adaptation (LLA), knowledge sharing, innovation, technology demonstration, capacity building, and strengthening community resilience to reduce risks for vulnerable populations. This project aligns with CCDB’s LLA approach. To build climate-resilient communities, the project will also develop synergies with CCDB-established community-based platforms in Ward No. 04. These CBOs were formed by local people from diverse occupations, as well as representatives from local governmental and non-governmental organizations, regardless of class, occupation, gender, caste, or religion.  Christian Aid Christian Commission for Development in Bangladesh Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 16666.76 16666.76 16666.76 50000.00 Christian Aid Christian Commission for Development in Bangladesh GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2430 Christian Aid El proyecto será implementado en consorcio con CAFOD, OXFAM, CARITAS, CASM y OCDIH, abarcando 46 comunidades en nueve municipios de los departamentos de Cortés (Choloma, La Lima, San Pedro Sula, Potrerillos y Villa Nueva), Yoro (El Progreso) y Colón (Sabá, Tocoa y Trujillo). Christian Aid y su socio OCDIH tendrán presencia directa en Potrerillos y Villa Nueva. El objetivo es reducir los impactos humanitarios anticipados por las lluvias intensas e inundaciones que afectan al país desde inicios de octubre, con pico previsto entre mediados y finales de noviembre de 2025. En el Valle de Sula, las acciones se concentrarán en La Lima, Choloma, Potrerillos y Villa Nueva, donde el desbordamiento de los ríos Ulúa y Chamelecón y el colapso de los drenajes urbanos generan alto riesgo de inundaciones y deslizamientos. En la zona del Aguán, la intervención abarcará Sabá, Tocoa, Trujillo y El Progreso, donde la saturación de suelos, el deterioro de bordos y los deslizamientos recurrentes amenazan la seguridad alimentaria, la salud y los medios de vida rurales. La respuesta contempla transferencias monetarias multipropósito no condicionadas como medida anticipatoria y flexible para cubrir gastos críticos durante 25 a 30 días. Estas transferencias permitirán atender necesidades inmediatas en seguridad alimentaria, agua, saneamiento e higiene (WASH) y artículos no alimentarios (NFIs), considerando la disponibilidad de mercados locales. Según el Cash Working Group de Honduras, el costo mensual mínimo de una canasta básica es de 130 USD por familia, monto de referencia para la asistencia en efectivo. El componente WASH incluye limpieza y desinfección de pozos y tanques, rehabilitación de sistemas comunitarios de agua potable, fumigación y control de vectores transmisores de dengue, zika y chikungunya, junto con campañas de sensibilización sobre prácticas seguras de agua, saneamiento e higiene. El componente de Reducción del Riesgo de Desastres fortalecerá capacidades locales en coordinación con CODEM y CODEL, promoviendo la actualización de planes de respuesta comunitarios y municipales, y el reforzamiento del Sistema de Alerta Temprana (SAT), garantizando comunicación efectiva y rutas de evacuación seguras.   Finalmente, se desarrollarán acciones de protección y salud mental mediante campañas sobre violencia basada en género, protección infantil y bienestar psicosocial, promoviendo entornos seguros y resiliencia emocional. Este enfoque integral busca anticipar impactos, reducir vulnerabilidades y fortalecer la preparación comunitaria, contribuyendo a una respuesta anticipatoria efectiva, inclusiva y centrada en las personas más vulnerables Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Organismo Cristiano de Desarrollo Integral de Honduras Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 124668.77 124669.14 Christian Aid Organismo Cristiano de Desarrollo Integral de Honduras GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2431 Christian Aid The proposed project titled "From Vulnerability to Resilience, Climate Adapted Livelihoods for Vulnerable Communities in Bihar" aims to build a climate-resilient rural economy in two of Bihar’s most climate-vulnerable blocks: Raniganj (Araria) and K-Nagar (Purnea)—where marginalized communities such as women, Scheduled Castes/Tribes, Muslims, and persons with disabilities face entrenched poverty, exclusion, and fragile livelihoods. Located in the flood-prone Kosi-Seemanchal belt, these areas are highly exposed to recurrent floods, erratic monsoons, and drought-like conditions. High dependence on rainfed agriculture, predominance of small and marginal landholders, and weak health and institutional systems further exacerbate their vulnerability. Against this backdrop, the project integrates climate-smart agriculture, livelihood diversification, disaster preparedness, and convergence with government schemes to reduce risks, secure livelihoods, and empower the most disadvantaged—with a strong emphasis on women farmers as key agents of change. Christian Aid Partnering Hope Into Action Foundation Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 15350.64 15350.64 15350.64 15350.64 61402.54 Christian Aid Partnering Hope Into Action Foundation GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2433 Christian Aid Increase Accessibility of 2023-EQ affected Returnees to Dignified Education Environment Through Rehabilitation of Schools in Southern Countryside of Idleb Governorate TO ADD AFTER FINAL VERSION OF PROPOSAL Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 250000.00 250000.00 300000.00 Christian Aid MULHAM Gönüllüler YARDIM Derneği (Molham Team) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2434 Christian Aid The proposed project, “Emergency Response to Cyclone Montha Affected Families in Konaseema District, Andhra Pradesh, India,” aims to support 2,500 highly vulnerable households—including Dalit, waste picker communities—whose homes, assets, and livelihoods were destroyed during the Cyclone. The project will provide multipurpose cash transfers to 2500 affected families to meet immediate needs for food, healthcare, and essential household items, while restoring their dignity and choice. 300 waste pickers out of these 2500 families will receive WASH and Shelter/NFI kits to provide safe living space , to improve hygiene and prevent water borne vector borne diseases. Protection will be mainstreamed in the response and protection awareness will be carried out for sensitising affected communities to identify any protection concern and addressing those. Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Dalit Bahujan Resource Centre Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 149330.50 142042.75 Christian Aid Dalit Bahujan Resource Centre GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2440 Christian Aid The Irbin Participatory Community-Led Center (PCLC) is a 15-month pilot that empowers residents of Irbin, a heavily damaged town in Eastern Ghouta, to codesign one of their first shared public spaces after years of siege, displacement, and isolation. The project suggests to transform a destroyed public building  into a multifunctional community centre through an inclusive, five-phase process: community consultation, participatory design, rehabilitation, governance training, and activation of the centre. Using Sanoff’s style methods such as community mapping, storytelling, children’s drawings, and consensus workshops, residents collaboratively shape the center’s design and future use. The project strengthens local skills, establishes a community-led governance structure, and reintroduces civic participation in a place where it was long suppressed.   Christian Aid Syrbanism Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 65000.00 65000.00 91000.00 Christian Aid Syrbanism GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2442 Christian Aid In recent years, the issue of women's economic empowerment and gender equality has gained considerable attention globally. Despite this, women in many regions continue to face significant barriers to economic participation, particularly in rural areas. Adamawa State in Nigeria, is one region where women encounter substantial challenges affecting their livelihoods and overall economic status. The economic activities in this region are heavily influenced by traditional gender roles, which often restrict women to subsistence farming and petty trading. As rightly captured in the call, the economy in the region is characterised by small-scale farming and informal economic activities and suffers from the population’s limited access to knowledge, inputs, finance, and markets as well as the lack of peace and stability. Access to formal education is low, and many people do not have access to new agricultural, technical, and vocational knowledge and skills.   This intervention is aimed at addressing the identified economic constraints by improving the economic participation, climate resilience, and technical skills of Women in Guyuk LGA leading to sustainable livelihood and economic empowerment of women. These limitations hinder women's ability to access larger markets, financial services, and opportunities for skill development, contributing to their economic disenfranchisement and perpetuating gender inequality. Christian Aid GIZ Concern for Women and Children Development Initiative Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 25490.54 25490.54 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2443 Christian Aid Following Hurricane Melissa, which struck Haiti at the end of October 2025, Christian Aid will support crisis-affected and vulnerable people in the South. This response is funded by the Dutch Relief Alliance through Cordaid, as part of a Joint Response involving four other stakeholders: CARE, World Vision, Plan Haiti, and World Relief/Tearfund.   As a delivery model, Christian Aid is partnering with a national implementing organisations to provide short-term, life-saving assistance to 7,500 individuals.   The intervention will take place in the Sud department, particularly in Torbeck, Côteaux, and Chardonnières, in partnership with local organisations Haiti Survie. The response will be an integrated, multi-sectoral approach combining: WASH (distribution of hygiene kits, hygiene promotion and cholera awareness, and rehabilitation of community water points) Multi-Purpose Cash (MPC) to address the most urgent needs of the community. Based on the experience of our local partners in delivering humanitarian assistance in Sud, MPC is the preferred modality among the community. It is efficient, enables households to purchase the items they need, and provides flexibility to cover a variety of urgent needs, such as food security and shelter. Christian Aid Cordaid Haiti Survie Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 153760.90 153760.90 171225.92 Christian Aid Haiti Survie GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2444 Christian Aid Following Hurricane Melissa, which struck Haiti at the end of October 2025, Christian Aid will support crisis-affected and vulnerable people in the South. This response is funded by the Dutch Relief Alliance through Cordaid, as part of a Joint Response involving four other stakeholders: CARE, World Vision, Plan Haiti, and World Relief/Tearfund.   As a delivery model, Christian Aid is partnering with a national implementing organisations to provide short-term, life-saving assistance to 7,500 individuals.   The intervention will take place in the Sud department, particularly in Camp-Perrin, Les Cayes and in partnership with local organisation KORAL. The response will be an integrated, multi-sectoral approach combining: WASH (distribution of hygiene kits, hygiene promotion and cholera awareness, and rehabilitation of community water points) Multi-Purpose Cash (MPC) to address the most urgent needs of the community. Based on the experience of our local partners in delivering humanitarian assistance in Sud, MPC is the preferred modality among the community. It is efficient, enables households to purchase the items they need, and provides flexibility to cover a variety of urgent needs, such as food security and shelter. Christian Aid Cordaid Konbit Pou Ranfose Aksyon Lakay (KORAL) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 38653.99 38653.99 88100.17 Christian Aid Konbit Pou Ranfose Aksyon Lakay (KORAL) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2446 Christian Aid AFRODAD is concerned with ensuring debt justice for the African continent and on influencing African governments to institute and implement policies and practices for sustainable development and eradication of poverty through development and implementation of sustainable debt policies; transparent, accountable and efficient mechanisms for mobilisation and utilisation of domestic resources; and effective use of international public finance. Christian Aid African Forum and Network on Debt and Development (AFRODAD) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 7500.00 7500.00 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2449 Christian Aid On 19 November 2025, the County Commissioner of Leer, representing the Unity State Government, formally acknowledged the severity of the ongoing flooding crisis and appealed for urgent humanitarian assistance to support 8,804 households (63,657 individuals). The floods have displaced families and destroyed critical infrastructure, leaving communities with acute needs across multiple sectors. Immediate priorities include food assistance and agricultural recovery inputs to restore livelihoods disrupted by floodwaters, Safe shelter and non-food items (NFIs) to protect households exposed to harsh conditions, strengthened WASH services to prevent outbreaks of cholera, diarrhea, hepatitis E, malaria, and snakebites, targeted protection measures for women, the elderly, and persons with disabilities and health and nutrition support for malnourished children and pregnant women, given the damage to health facilities. While national assessments have highlighted the broader impact of flooding across Unity State, localized vulnerabilities in Leer remain under documented. Without rapid, flexible funding, these gaps will persist, leaving communities at heightened risk of disease outbreaks, deepening food insecurity, and further displacement as the crisis evolves. Christian Aid Start Fund (Start Network) Hope Restoration South Sudan (HRSS) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 125089.56 125089.56 Christian Aid Hope Restoration South Sudan (HRSS) GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2455 Christian Aid We're inviting 2 partners to attend the Geneva pre-session for the Sierra Leon UPR to meet with permanent representatives of other member states to shed further light on the key challenges and opportunities for peacebuilding, conflict prevention, natural resource governance, gender justice and the protection of human rights defenders in Sierra Leone Christian Aid Women's Network for Environmental Sustainability Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 7500.00 7500.00 Christian Aid Women's Network for Environmental Sustainability GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2456 Christian Aid South Sudan stands at a critical juncture: the risk of a return to civil war is very high. The Tumaini peace process stopped earlier this year, and the mechanisms monitoring the 2018 peace agreement have stopped functioning. The first vice-president from the opposition party, Riek Machar, is still under house arrest, and head his allies are the subject of court trials. Ugandan armed forces have been deployed with the agreement of President Salva Kiir. At a local level, there is a rise in young people taking up arms, and communal violence continues. These unresolved local grievances provide fertile ground for national political actors to exploit. 1-Catalysing international diplomacy 2-Behind-the-scenes diplomacy with the South Sudan Presidency 3-Shuttle diplomacy within the region 4-Dialogue with holdout groups 5-Engagement with Councils of Elders 6-Engagement with traditional leaders, and shuttle diplomacy within South Sudan Christian Aid South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 75000.00 75000.00 GB-CHC-1105851-PRJ2464 Christian Aid Provision of a core grant to ensure continuity of impact and support HU's organisational sustainability and core capacity. The grant enables HU to continue delivering essential humanitarian services towards the response in Ukraine. It also supports the organisation to adapt to changing humanitarian needs, retain key staff, strengthen partnerships, and maintain effective engagement with donors and communities.  Christian Aid Heritage Ukraine (HU) Christian Aid enquiries +442076204444 info@christian-aid.org https://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid, 35-41 Lower Marsh, London SE1 7RL, United Kingdom 15000.00 15000.00