Adamawa State Planning Commission has expressed strong commitment to, and declared as a matter of high priority efforts to monitor and evaluate progress towards the attainment of donor partners annual work plan budget justification. The score card provides valuable information on the situation of development partners (International, National and Local NGOs) in Adamawa State, and is intended to, a large extent, document efforts made by these partners in adding value to Adamawa State as a whole. An estimated amount of N7.57B and 306,000Euro were invested in various projects carried out by the Development partners in Adamawa State over the last 24 Months (details in ASPC office).
2020 IMPACT OF ACTIVITIES OF DONOR PARTNERS IN ADAMAWA STATE.
INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS:
i. UNFPA in Adamawa State supports maternal health through the provision of family planning kits, HIV commodities and Psychosocial Support (PSS) to traumatized survivors. Established forensic laboratory in federal University of Technology Yola to medically and legally analyse conclusively and also vindicate GBV victims with appropriate sanctions on GBV perpetrators. Hope centre constructed in specialist hospital for treatment, counselling and shelter of Gender based violence (GBV) survivals. One stop centre for treatment, counselling and shelter of GBV survivors.
ii. UNICEF supports Nutrition, immunization, Child mortality, Psychosocial Support (PSS).
iii. Christoffel Blinden Mission (CBM) engages in Eye health, Mental health and. Psychosocial Support (PSS).
i. NURU Nigeria intervened in Food security in Michika through the provision of farming inputs, Livestock fattening and extension services to farmers to improve farming activities.
i. European Union and UNICEF support in the provision of quality and safe drinking water, engaged in waste management system and provision of hand washing facilities to promote good hygiene in Jada and Guyuk LGAs.
ii. Human capital development: UNFPA, UNICEF and International Rescue Committee (IRC) supported the training of health personnel (Doctors/Nurses) to improve service delivery in the health sectors and teachers to improve professionalism in the educational sector and provide instructional materials to aid learning processes.
iii. Educational Sector: UNICEF targeted girls and boys in humanitarian situations and provided psycho-social support, including access to child friendly spaces with intersectoral programming interventions. Jesuit Refugee Service Engaged in Training of 162 teachers on accelerated learning and conducted accelerated learning program for 4,000 children to build their numeracy and literacy skills.
iv. Peace and conflict resolution: British Council builds connections, understanding and trust between people and Communities through art and culture, Education, Community Peace and Safety Partnership in Hong, Michika, Mubi North, Mubi South LGAs.
v. Gender Based Violence: UNFPA, UNICEF and Spot Light Initiative are responding to all forms of violence against women and girls/boys with particular focus on domestic and family violence, sexual/gender-based violence and harmful practices, early child marriage, trafficking in human beings and sexual and economic exploitation, Psycho-social counseling, economic violence and political violence.
vi. Livelihood: UNFPA purchased and distributed sewing machines to IDPs in Malkohi camp.
NATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS:
- Clear View Integrity Conducted LGA level Wash Clinic for both Fufore and Mubi-South LGAs, 100 adolescent girls stepped down their Sexual Reproductive Health Right training each to 5 others of their peers leading to a total of 100 adolescent girls reached with SRHR messages. One Women and Girls Safe Space (WGSS) was constructed, equipped and commissioned by the UNFPA Resident Country Representative at Adamawa State Polytechnic. Pro-Health International intervened in the HIV Aid prevention, prevention of mother to child transmission.
- Global Women for Quality and Sustainable Development Initiative are into women and youth empowerment, combating HIV Aid/TB, reproductive health, malaria, Advocate for counselling care and support for people leaving with HIV Aid in Edo, Delta and Adamawa State.
- Global Women for Quality and Sustainable Development Initiative are into women and youth empowerment. Whispering hope Africa Initiative are into livelihood, palliatives and entrepreneurship to people leaving with HIV Aid in Anambra, Edo and Adamawa States.
Syndicate is supporting Women and Children Initiatives better communities with access to quality education Bauchi, Ninigi LGA, over 50 communities in Ninigi LGA.
Neem Foundation provided Psycho-social support to survivals in humanitarian setting in Adamawa and Borno States respectively.
- Jesuit Refugee Service Trained 150 women farmers on improved farming techniques and support them with Agricultural inputs.
- Centre for Social Change and Economic Development Nigeria FAO 2019/2020 Livestock inputs distribution to the crisis-affected population in Adamawa and Borno State. Centre for Social Change and Economic Development Nigeria engaged in rebuilding livelihood of IDPs, returnees, and vulnerable host communities through livestock re-stocking in Adamawa State
LOCAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS.
i. Global Health and Social Awareness Foundation engaged in Global Fund Malaria Accountability and Advocacy project which is to monitor and promote ownership and sustainability on malaria commodities provided by the Global Funds for the community.
ii. Heed the Child Initiative awareness raising on covid19, 1000 people sensitized and supported with sanitizer for the prevention of Covid 19.
iii. Jesuit Refugee Services distributed hygiene kits to 1,268 households in Adamawa and Borno States.
iv. Ambassadors of Dialogue, Climate and Reintegration Community Self-Help Menstrual Hygiene and Free Pad Distribution Project.
v. Grassroots Lifesaving Outreach house to House awareness campaign under the Rollback Malaria (Social Mobilization).
vi. Goggoji Zumunchi Development Initiative Sustainable Reduction of HIV/AIDS impact on orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) and their Households. (Integrated Child Health and Social Services Award 4 (ICHSSA 4).
i. Quiet Shelter Empowerment Foundation provided Borehole for portable drinking water in Boronji Community.
ii. Baitul Hikma Wal ulum Foundation engaged in the Construction of Water wells.
i. Heed the Child Initiative engaged in Capacity Building, training on information management to aid work in covid19 period.
ii. Quiet Shelter Empowerment Foundation Trained 500 youths and women in poultry and fish farming and provided them with seed capital, Trained 200 women on public health and personal hygiene.
i. Women’s Right to Education Programme engaged in training on a project called: Inclusion of life skills and citizenship education in school plans through girls for girl’s initiative in the resilience integrated education programming for Children of North East. Enrollment and establishment of the G4G and HE4SHE clubs in 50 selected schools in Fufore LGA.
ii. Debbie Kauna Foundation sponsored children living with disability back to appropriate schools that suits their needs.
iii. Jamie’s Foundation Education intervention scheme “School at Ho me” (mathematics, English and hygiene were taught to children from age 8-18 years of age) Adamawa state, January 2014- 2014 Sept ember.
iv. Atiku Institute for Development to Strengthen Education in Northeast Nigeria States (SENSE) Activity is a USAID-funded initiative designed to improve the educational outcomes of 200,000 primary school children across Adamawa and Gombe States.
v. Women Economic Emancipation Initiative (WEEI) is another local NGO that is aimed at Strengthening the economic base of Women and Youth by removing economic or social impediments affecting them through; Sensitization programmes on effects of HIV, Drug abuse, Child Labour, etc. Conducts Skills and entrepreneurial development programs for women and youth engaged in small businesses. So far, trained 150 women and youth in Moringa Tea processing, hand crofts and sensitization in drug abuse, child labour and Covid-19 protocol.
i. Laka Cultural Development Association Campaign against Rape and Gender based violence.
ii. Baitul Hikma Walulum Foundation participated in 16 days of activism to end violence against women and girls, Sensitization on GBV & Distribution of Dignity Kits to Women & Girls in partnership with Najma Peace & Unity Initiative.
iii. Connecting Gender for Development Advocacy visits to Hakimi Yola, and CAN Chair to solicit his support for the fight against rape, as some Maijimilas and Mai-An-gwas are found to always interfere with justice on rape cases.
IMPACT OF DONOR PARTNERS IN ADAMAWA STATE.
SUMMARY OF DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS CARRIED OUT IN ADAMAWA STATE BY DONOR PARTNERS
(INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL AND LOCAL NGOs)
| S/N | NAME OF DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS | SUMMARY PROJECTS CARRIED OUT IN 2020 | LOCATION OF PROJECTS | REMARKS | |
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| 1 | GLOBAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL AWARENESS FOUNDATION (GHASAF) | ICHSSA 4 project is a USAID funded. 6486 OVC and 2086 caregivers were enrolled for the project in 2020. 76 OVC and caregivers received vocational training, 153 OVC reactive children received cash transfer, palliative distributed to 235 households and 1436 households also received soya bean and high protein maize seedlings to improve and strengthened household’s economy. | Yola-North | Project is ongoing in collaboration with Pro Health International. | |
| GLOBAL HEALTH AND SOCIAL AWARENESS FOUNDATION (GHASAF) | -Global Fund Malaria Accountability and Advocacy project is to monitor and promote ownership and sustainability on malaria commodities provided by the Global Funds for the community. -GHASAF conducted Client Exit Interview (CEI), Key Informant Interview (KII) with Facility Managers, Key Informant Interview (KII) with the Executive Secretary PHCDA at Mubi North Local Government Secretariat, Focused Group Discussion (FGD) in all the wards and communities. There was COVID 19 awareness inclusion in all our activities. Advocacy was paid to relevant stakeholders based on identified issues. 44 people were interview at Five PHC facilities in Five wards of Mubi North LGA. | Mubi North | The project is currently ongoing at Mubi-South in collaboration with ACOMIN. | ||
| 2 | HEED THE CHILD INITIATIVE (HCI) | -Awareness raising on covid19, 1000 people sensitized and supported with sanitizer for the prevention of Covid 19. -Capacity Building, 5 of our staff received capacity building training on information management to aid our work in covid19 period. | Hong LGA | Completed but Need more support to reach out other communities. | |
| 3 | GIZ | -Strengthening Resilience in the North-East | Gombi LGA | Ongoing | |
| 4 | VICTIM SUPPORT FUND | -Strengthening Resilience of the Boko Haram Insurgence affected communities | Hong LGA | Completed | |
| 5 | BRITISH COUNCIL | -Community Peace and Safety Partnership | Hong, Michika, Mubi North, Mubi South LGAs | Completed | |
| 6 | ABDULLAHI BASHIR HASKE FOUNDATION | -Covid -19 and Ramadan palliative | 226 Ward of Adamawa State | Completed | |
| 7 | EUROPEAN UNION/UNFPA/CLEAR VIEW INTEGRITY FOUNDATION. | EU-WSSSRP III: - -Conducted LGA WASH Baseline Survey - -Conduct Key stakeholders’ capacity-building workshops in Fufore and Mubi-South LGAs: - -Conduct Comprehensive Community Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) workshops in Fufore and Mubi-South LGAs for key facilitators, Volunteer Hygiene Promoters (VHPs) and Town Criers. - -Conducted an 11-day comprehensive community mobilization campaigns for the 11 wards of Fufore LGA and 10 days in 10 wards in Mubi-South LGAs: - -Conducted a LGA level Wash Clinic for both Fufore and Mubi-South LGAs: - -Integration of the over 888 trained CLTS, VHPs, Town Criers and Key Community Leaders into existing WCA structures of the two LGAs to facilitate implementation of various Community Action Plans in the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Programs of the Adamawa State Government Ministry of Water Resources: | Fufore, Mubi-South LGAs Mubi-North LGA | Completed | |
| INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE/CLEAR VIEW INTEGRITY FOUNDATION | IRC-ASSESS: - Capacity building support to SBMCs. - Support to School Development Plans - Materials support to children with disabilities, children without parents and/or most vulnerable children - Community mobilization activities - Monitoring school activities (learners’ regular attendances in the targeted 10 primary schools, TIG sessions, classroom observation etc.) - Monthly meetings with the SBMCs - Joint CSO and government stakeholder monitoring visits to schools on a quarterly basis | Mubi-North LGA | Completed | ||
| EU/UN SPOTLIGHT INITIATIVE/CLEAR VIEW INTEGRITY FOUNDATION | Spotlight Initiative: - -100 opinion leaders improved capacity and committed to supporting women and girls’ access to SRHR and prevention of VAWG/ SGBV/HP - -One Women and Girls Safe Space (WGSS) was constructed, equipped and commissioned by the UNFPA Resident Country Representative in Nigeria. - -100 girls improved capacity on VAWG/SGBV/HP/SRHR via community-based peer learning - -100 adolescent girls stepped down their SRHR training each to 5 others of their peers leading to a total of 100 adolescent girls reached with SRHR messages. - -26 adolescent girls trained in Hand Sanitizer manufacture - Supported the Adamawa State COVID-19 Monitoring Team with the donation of Personal Protective Equipment (Face masks, Hand sanitizers) COVID-19 IEC Materials and a cash token as CVIF support to the Adamawa State government campaign against the Corona Virus pandemic in the state. | Yola-North and Mubi-North LGA | Ongoing | ||
| 8 | NURU NIGERIA DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE LTD BY GUARANTY | -Registration: Enrolment of new households and Orientation of 14 males’ farmers’ association into Nuru Nigeria’s program -Ag. Inputs: Provision of crop inputs package (soybeans and groundnut seeds, fertilizer, muriate of potash, inoculants and fungicides) 1,000 farmers through 52 farmer associations (6,000 direct beneficiaries) for 2020 season. -Livestock fattening (small ruminant) Pilot ram fattening program as part of livelihood diversification for more income, we worked with four (4) female farmers’ associations. -Food security and nutrition: through provision of about 4,800 fluted pumpkin seedlings, 8,000 tomatoes seedlings and 1,000 eggplants were distributed as perma-garden package to enhance household nutrition. -Capacity development: on good agronomic practices, livestock husbandry practices, leadership, group dynamics, micro enterprise development and financial management. -Financial inclusion: group loans and savings via the use of mobile money system. Where farmers were able to access about NGN 1,300,000 as loans and saved about NGN 1,800,000 in 2020. -Social cohesion: building trust among group members and households for the common goal. -Scaled to two (2) wards: Added 2 wards for intervention, conducted community sensitization and registered additional 1,500 farmers. -Harvest and postharvest handling activities: Capacity building on crop handling, establish market linkages together with Farmer Association (FA) marketing committee. | 8 Villages in Northern Adamawa | Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed Continuous Continuous Completed Completed |
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| 9 | CHRISTOFFEL BLINDEN MISSION (CBM INTERNATIONAL) | Water Sanitation and Hygiene -Construction of inclusive solar powered boreholes. -Rehabilitation of hand pump boreholes -Construction of water storage facility -Communal & personal hygiene promotion -Airing of radio and TV jingles on hygiene promotion & Covid -19 preventive measures -Establishing and training of Artisans for the repairs of boreholes. -Establishing of Water Sanitation committee -Distribution of special and standard tool kits for operation and maintenance of boreholes -Training of community members on Community Led Total Sanitation to prevent open defaecation -Establishment of final waste disposal site. Eye Health -Community screening for eye surgeries -School screening for eye surgeries -Renovation and construction of eye surgery units. -Equipping of eye surgery units with diagnostic and surgical equipment’s -Distribution of office furniture’s -Distribution of pre and post-operative drugs -Distribution of mobility aids -Training of nurses on lid rotation -Training of doctors -Training of teachers for sustainable school screening -Training of medical officers on data capturing. -Promotion of health promotion educational materials. Comprehensive Community Mental Health -Training of medical personnel and data managers on MhGAP -Training of psychiatric nurses on MhGAP -Training of 75 CHEWS on MhGAP -Training of Drug Revolving Funds (DRF) managers for drug supply -Establish referral system for patients with psychological illness. -Procurement and distribution of psychotropic drugs. -Establishment of self-help groups -Awareness raising and education campaign on mental health | Mubi North, Mubi South, Gombi LGAs | The listed activities which commenced since 2019 was funded by German Cooperation through CBM International, and implemented by our implementing partner JPRM. The activities have attained 80% completion and it’s currently ongoing, it will be ending in December 2021. So far, 6 solar powered boreholes were constructed and 7 hand pump boreholes were rehabilitated reaching a total of 39,500 beneficiaries. The eye health component which also started in 2019, have made significant impact in the lives of people in Adamawa State, and so far COCIN implementing partner was able to conduct eye surgeries for a total of 198 beneficiaries, and health facilities in Ghella, Garkida, Gombi and general hospital Mubi were renovated and equipped with pre and post-operative drugs, furniture’s and eye surgery equipment’s. The mental health components also attained a remarkable height through the creation of awareness on mental health services and training of CHEWS, Doctors, Nurses and Data managers on mental health service delivery. Training was also conducted for drug dispensers on DRF and services is currently ongoing through the use of furniture’s and drugs supplied to the 4 health facilities. |
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| 10 | COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT AND PEACE BUILDING FOUNDATION | -Association of Civil Societies Organization on Malaria Immunization and Nutrition (ACOMIN) -Victims Support Fund (VSF) | Demsa LGA Maiha LGA | Completed We were asked to stop activities during the COVID-19 Lockdown until further directives which we are awaiting. |
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| 11 | STRATEGY FOR PEACE AND HUMANITARIAN DEVELOPMENT | -Sensitization on COVID-19 to Persons with Disabilities (Deaf) in collaboration with Adamawa State COVID-19 Containment Committee | Disability workshop, behind LCCN cathedral Jimeta-Yola. | Completed | |
| 12 | HORN OF HOPE, VISION FOR PEACE AND COMMUNITY DEV’T OF NIGERIA (HOHVIPAD) | -Advocacy and Accountability and Malaria | Guyuk LGA | Completed | |
| 13 | WOMEN’S RIGHT TO EDUCATION PROGRAMME (WREP) | -We did trainings on a project called: Inclusion of life skills and citizenship education in school plans through girls for girl’s initiative in the resilience integrated education programming for Children of North East. -State level and Local Government Sensitization on the establishment of Girls for Girls clubs in Fufore LGA. -Enrollment and establishment of the G4G and HE4SHE clubs in 50 selected schools in Fufore LGA. -Training of all leaders of the established G4G /HE4She groups in from the selected schools. | Jimeta-Yola Yola, Fufore 50 Selected Primary Schools in Fufore LGA GMMC, Yola GGSS Yola | It was financed by SUBEB/UNICEF directly in late 2020. Completed Completed Completed It was financed by SUBEB/UNICEF directly. Completed |
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| 14 | GRASSROOTS LIFESAVING OUTREACH | -House to House awareness campaign under the Rollback Malaria (Social Mobilization). | Mubi-North, Mubi-South LGAs | Completed | |
| 15 | DEBBIE KAUNA FOUNDATION | BACK TO SCHOOL -Project aimed at sponsoring children living with disability back to appropriate schools that suits their needs. VALENTINE -Addressing the need for children living with disability to feel loved and belong in their societies. CORNOVIRUS SENSITIZATION -An awareness program on COVID-19, preventive measures and supply of kits for the community of persons living with disabilities. MISSION 100 X 10 (LOCKDOWN FEEDING IN YOLA NORTH & NUMAN LGA) -Project aimed at feeding 100 families in the 10 days during Lockdown period in Adamawa State INTERNATIONAL DISABILITY DAY -Celebrating Persons Living with disability on the 3rd of December. REACHOUT TO AGED WOMEN WITH DISABILITY -Reach out to aged women with toiletries clothing and nets | Yola-North Yola-North Yola-North, Numan LGAs Yola-North, Numan LGAs Yola-North Yola-North | Completed Completed Completed Completed |
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| 16 | JAMI E’ S FOUNDATION | -Education intervention scheme “School at Ho me” (mathematics, English and hygiene were taught to children from age 8-18 years of age) Adamawa state, January 2014- 2014 Sept ember. -GBV Awareness Program amongst school children “Generation Equality Stand Against Rape” February 10th January 14th - “Rape Awareness Program” February 20th- February 21th -Food distribution to I DP camps during COVI D19 pandemic “feed the widows” march 20th - march 21th | Sangere Demsawo Kofare primary school zone 3 Sangere | Completed Completed Completed Completed |
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| 17 | ATIKU INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT (AID) | SENSE The Strengthening Education in Northeast Nigeria States (SENSE) Activity is a USAID-funded initiative designed to improve the educational outcomes of 200,000 primary school children across Adamawa and Gombe States. The activity will provide targeted interventions at the state, school, and community levels with a view of improving the managerial capacity of 100 education managers; and improving the teaching skills of 5,000 teachers, which will ultimately improve the learning outcomes of 200,000 children by the year 2022. In addition, the Activity will strengthen existing community networks such as School Based Management Committees (SBMC) and Parent-Teacher Associations (PTA) to create awareness of equitable education opportunities for all. BRSA The project is being funded by European Union and the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development and being implemented by Atiku institute for Development (AID) of American University of Nigeria (AUN) and GIZ. It supports the strengthening of resilience of agriculture-related coping mechanisms of 900 farmers (IDPs, returnees and host and return community members) in Mubi North, Mubi South and Maiha LGAs in Adamawa State, North-East Nigeria with livelihoods capacities to alleviate the impact of the insurgency in affected communities. The intervention started in August 2018 and runs up to March 2020 with high possibility of extension. Three communities were selected from each of the local government with 100 farmers in each of the targeted community. The intervention is being implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture, Adamawa State Agricultural Development Project (AADP), and other key stakeholders including the respective local government authorities of Maiha, Mubi North and Mubi South. Feed and Read: The Atiku Institute for Development (AID) of American University of Nigeria (AUN), has been implementing the Feed and Read program since 2016. The program provides a meal a day in addition to basic literacy and numeracy classes, homework support, clothing and hygiene education as well as life skills to Almajiris boys and homework support to vulnerable school girls. Friends of Nigeria, (FON) has been our major funder since 2018 to date. FON has again provided support for the 2021 intake and with additional funding from AUN and AID. The 2021 program will have a home work support component for girls. The 2021 program enrols 25 Almajiri boys and 30 vulnerable girls for the six months of the program. | All LGA’s in Adamawa State Mubi-North, Mubi-South, Maiha LGAs Adamawa South | Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing |
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| 18 | JANNA HEALTH FOUNDATION (JHF) | Community DRTB care project: JHF is implementing a Community DR-TB Care project in Adamawa state, in collaboration with the Association for Reproductive and Family Health (ARFH). This project is funded by the Global Fund through ARFH and aims to ensure prompt access of DR-TB cases to high quality, patient-centered diagnosis, treatment and follow-up services thus, contributing to improved treatment outcomes and reduction in DR-TB transmission in Nigeria. FG/Global Fund Nomads TB Project: JHF is implementing the above project in collaboration with the National TB and Leprosy Control Programme (NTBLCP). The project is funded by the Global Fund through NTBLCP and is implemented in 17 LGAs in Adamawa States. Nomadic communities, grazing reserves and resting points are targeted with Active TB Case Finding. Wave 8 TB REACH Project (Patent Medicine Vendors (PMV) and Traditional Healers (TH): This project is implemented in 2 LGAs in Adamawa and another 2 in Yobe through 2 consortium partners including JHF. The project targets communities with Active TB case finding through PMVs and THs. | 21 LGAs in Adamawa State. Toungo, Ganye, Jada, Mayo-Belwa, Numan, Lamurde, Shelleng, Guyuk, Demsa, Fufore, Girei, Hong, Song, Gombi, Maiha, Michika, and Madagali LGAs Shellang, Ganye LGAs | Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing |
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| 19 | JESUIT REFUGEE SERVICE (JRS) | EDUCATION - Trained 162 teachers on accelerated learning - Conducted accelerated learning program for 4,000 children in Adamawa and Borno States to build their numeracy and literacy skills. COVID-19 RESPONSE - Distributed handwashing facilities to 31 primary schools in Adamawa State Michika and Madagali (LGAs) - Provided 10 handwashing facilities for the NYSC camp in Yola, Adamawa state LIVELIHOOD - Conducted entrepreneurship training for 3,000 youths and support 300 youths with startup kits in Adamawa and Borno States - Train 150 women farmers on improved farming techniques and support them with Agricultural inputs - Distributed hygiene kits to 1,268 households in Adamawa and Borno States. - Distributed hygiene kits to 1,268 households in Adamawa and Borno States. GENDER - Train 50 community members as Gender Norm Facilitators and reach 5,000 community members in Adamawa and Borno States with GNI messages | Michika Madagali LGAs Michika, Madagali, Yola LGAs Michika Madagali LGAs | Completed Completed Completed Completed |
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| 20 | AGAINST ALL ODDS FOUNDATION, (AGAOF)/ OXFAM | -Hausa Live broadcast done on 25/11/2020 to mark the 16 days activism, 2020. Focus: "Ending Violence Against Women and Girls" Addressing GBV in communities with a view to bring an end to all forms of violence against women and girls. -In collaboration with other women led organizations in the state, Against All Odds Foundation went on a Community Awareness/Sensitization campaign on the importance of reporting GBV, addressing different forms of GBV, causes and effects on both survivor, perpetrator, community and the family. Carried out in December, 2020. -Using FIDA to appeal for a case of domestic Violence, Harassment, Molestation, denial of resources and unlawful imprisonment and to seek justice for survivor. | Radio Gotel, Yola Buba Ardo Clinic Mayo- Belwa LGA Guyaku, Gombi LGA | An annual program. Benefited by the entire state. Participants: Male = 33, Female= 72 Ended Still on-going |
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| 21 | CONNECTING GENDER FOR DEVELOPMENT (COGEN) | Advocacy visits to: Hakimi Yola, and CAN Chair. (Nov. 2020) To solicit his support for the fight against rape, as some Maijimilas and Mai-An-gwas interfere with justice on rape cases. Results: - Hakimi promised that henceforth, any of them that interfered, would lose their seat. - CAN elections interfered with the visit, although the CAN Chair had welcomed the visit. COGEN Staff is a founding member of ACAR. A Live ACAR Conference (18 Aug, 2020) The conference was held live to Commemorate 1 year of Anniversary of the Adamawa Coalition Against Rape (ACAR), because of COVID 19 Regulations. The highlights of discussion at the event were for ACAR to re-strategize to reduce or end rape in Adamawa; registration of ACAR with CAC and selection of Board Members for ACAR. Following this meeting COGEN Staff (and other members of the Coalition) was nominated as one of the ACAR Board Members. Protest Against Rape (18 Sept., 2020) COGEN-ACAR held a protest Against Rape in Adamawa. The march held at the state capital, urging the state government to take decisive action against rape. The coalition mentioned that promises previously made by the government the previous year (18th Sept. 2019) had failed. ("Adamawa coalition protests against rape, demand law to castrate rapists" https://thenationonlineng.net/adamawa-coalition-protests-against-rape-demand-law-to-castrate-rapists/amp/) Launch of Anti-Rape Club at Aliyu Musdafa College, Yola. (25th Nov. 2020) The launch of the anti-rape club in school was to sensitize students to speak against rape and take actions to prevent rape, in their school and at home. This was to mark the International Say of Elimination of Violence Against Women. The management of the school were happy with the COGEN-ACAR initiative. Courtesy/Advocacy visit to the New Commissioner of Police (Jan 2021) Result: The new Police Commissioner forbade the police not to interfere with rape cases henceforth. (https://dandalkura.com/adamawa-cp-warns-police-officers-against-handling-rape-cases-lightly/) | Yola Yola Yola Yola Yola | ||
| 22 | INTEGRATED SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (ISDI) | Global Fund Malaria Accountability and Advocacy project is to monitor and promote ownership and sustainability on malaria commodities provided by the Global Funds for the community. GHASAF conducted Client Exit Interview (CEI), Key Informant Interview (KII) with Facility Managers, Key Informant Interview (KII) with the Executive Secretary PHCDA at Fufore Local Government Secretariat, Focused Group Discussion (FGD) in all the wards and communities. There was COVID 19 awareness inclusion in all our activities. Advocacy was paid to relevant stakeholders based on identified issues. 44 people were interview at Five PHC facilities in Five wards of Fufore LGA. | Fufore | The project is currently ongoing at Fufore in collaboration with ACOMIN. | |
| 23 | CENTRE FOR HEALTH & DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA | GF/CRS/ACOMIN/MALARIA PROJECT | Yola-South LGA | Completed | |
| 24 | ZIREENZA SUPPORT FOUNDATION | This project on Community development planning process and is funded by The European Union, The German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, implemented by: Deutsche Gesellschaft for Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, Partnering with Zireenza support foundation. | Daksiri, Hosherizum, Hong, Mayo-lope, Kwarhi and Uba ward, Hong LGA. | ZSF partnering with GIZ Govrenance team carried out ward analysis in six wards in Hong LGA for the upcoming community development planning (CDP). | |
| 25 | NORTH EAST HUMANITARIAN INNOVATION HUB | Women Codepreneur Program Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Bootcamp Women and Youth Initiative on Covid-19 in Adamawa State | NEHIH Campus Jimeta NEHIH Campus Jimeta. Gombi, Song, Girei, Yola-North, Fufore, Jada, Mayo-Belwa LGAs | Completed Completed Completed |
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| 26 | QUIET SHELTER EMPOWERMENT FOUNDATION | -Borehole for portable drinking water for Boronji Community -Tree Planting Campaign -Capacity Building Training -Capacity Building Training | Boronji, Jimeta Bole,Yola Hong LGA Mubi-North & South LGAs | Daily supply of 6 Litters of portable water. Planted 1000 economic trees within Bole community. Trained 500 youths and women in poultry and fish farming and provided them with seed capital. Trained 200 women on public health and personal hygiene. |
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| 27 | GOGGOJI ZUMUNCHI DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (GZDI) | -Support to Strengthening Resilience in the North-East, Nigeria. Donor: Deutsche Gesellschaft Fuer Internationale Zusammenarbeit / German Cooperation (GIZ) -Civil Society in Malaria Control, Immunization and Nutrition -Sustainable Reduction of HIV/AIDS Impact on Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVC) and their Households. (Integrated Child Health and Social Services Award 4 (ICHSSA 4). Donor: PRO Health International -Strengthening delivery of small-scale enterprises for women victims of Insurgency through livelihood and cash transfer program. Donor: Victims Support Fund (VSF) | Gombi, Hong LGAs 5 Political Wards in Mubi-North LGA. Gombi, Hong, Mubi-South. Michika LGAs Gombi,Hong LGAs | Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing |
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| 28 | HOPE RISING FOUNDATION (HRF) | The activities carried out in 2020 had focused on key deliverable in order to achieve the project Milestones hence contribute to the fight of HIV pandemic in Adamawa State. These activities include; Enrolment of 700 Households and 2800 Vulnerable Children, provided services to enrolled households and vulnerable children (CPLHIV, CLHIV, SVAC, CFSW), facilitated access to HIV services for 284 beneficiaries comprises PLHIV, CLHIV, ALHIV and KP with negative result for all that had been tested, commemoration of World Breast Feeding week, Construction of 87 tippy tap in 87 households to promote hand washing culture amidst COVID-19 Pandemic. Facilitate targeted HIV testing to identify HIV positives for index testing and high-risk negatives for social network testing, Town Hall meetings to discuss mitigation of stigma and discrimination, Community sensitization on HIV/AIDS and Immunization, 3 days Stepdown training on PHDP for case workers, Trained community case worker on how to populate the forms for issuing birth certificates, facilitate Gender Norms Sessions, Kids Club were carried out respectively. | Numan, Demsa LGAs | Completed | |
| 29 | JAMI AL HAKEEM FOUNDATION | -Mapping/Situation based report on SARC, SARC Steering Committee, FSU, VPS and TJS -Advocacy, sensitization and capacity building aimed at facilitating effective coordination between VPS groups and Formal Institutions. -Advocacy, coordinating and sensitization initiatives aimed at addressing the SGBV by SARC Steering committees. -Capacity building and Strengthening of the Sexual Assault Referral Centre. -Capacity building and strengthening of the Family Support Unit in Adamawa State. -Coordinating and ensuring smooth running of Record Keeping Centres in Adamawa State | Yola-North, Girei, Gombi, Mubi-North, Michika, Madagali, Yola-South, Numan, Ganye, Mubi-South LGA’s Girei, Gombi, Mubi-North, Michika, and Madagali LGA’s 21 LGA’s Yola-North Yola-North, Yola-South, Girei, Mubi-North LGAs Yola-South, Mubi-North, Numan, Ganye LGAs | Completed Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing |
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| 30 | LAKA CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION | -Campaign against Rape and Gender based violence -Youth leadership Capacity Building and Economic Self-reliance | Jimeta/Yola-North Jimeta/Yola-North | In collaboration with Ministry of WASD, Spotlight Initiative, Kinjir Foundation, NCWS In collaboration with MTN Nigeria |
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| 31 | CENTRE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NIGERIA (CSCED) | -FAO 2019/2020 Livestock inputs distribution to the crisis-affected population in Adamawa and Borno State -COVID-19 Lock-Down Emergency Food Distribution in Yola South LGA. -Rebuilding livelihood of IDPs, Returnees, and Vulnerable host communities through livestock re-stocking in Adamawa State | Demsa, Fufore, Girei, Gombi, Hong, Mayo-Belwa, Mubi-North, Mubi-South, Song, Yola-South LGAs in Adamawa State while Askira Uba & Chibok LGAs in Borno State. Yola-South LGA. Mubi-North, Mubi-South LGAs | FAO supported the project where 1,350 households were reached with 2,000 goats, 17,000 broiler chicks, 3,400 bags of animal feds, mineral salt, and N10,000 each to 100 HHs at Girei. CSCED initiative to provide palliative to the residence of Bamngel Ward, Yola Town where 157 households were reached in April 2020. Funded by Petroleum Equalization Fund through Northeast Development Commission. The activity reached out to 550 households in Mubi-North & Mubi-South LGAs with 2,200 goats, animal feeds, mineral salts, and N15,000 cash |
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| 32 | CENTRE FOR PUBLIC & HUMAN EMPOWERMENT INITIATIVE (CPHEI). | Commemoration of 2020 World Environment day: Distributions of trees (free) to communities to combat desertification. Hygiene promotion Education: Distribution of Covid-19 Sanitation & hygiene items (Hand sanitizers, liquid hand wash soap, Face mask, Hand wash Water dispenser). -Water and Climate change research to find out the cause, and its impact "challenge" people face due to water shortage especially in Agriculture (Irrigation & wet season farming), livestock production and education of boys & girls as well as women domestic usage of water. -Donations of food items, household items to selected households. -Donation of Cash to support the Education of girls of less privileges. -Good Governance: Research & analysis on the performance of Government of Adamawa State on developmental projects across the 21 LGAs of the state in the multi sector, the state & LGAs workforce welfare. Commemoration of 2020 World Water Day: Lectures, Distribution of Sanitation and Hygiene items. -Organized CBT training for Senior Secondary Schools Students sat for 2020 (JAMB) | Yola, Mubi-North, Michika LGAs Yola, Numan, Mubi-South LGAs Gella, Kwaja small towns-Mubi-South LGA 21 LGAs of Adamawa State. Yola Yola | There were poor people attitude towards tree planting. But subsequent project will require government engagement/ partnership to strengthen people interest to key into tree planting. Completed amidst Covid-19 pandemic. Completed Completed Completed Students attended this training have attained higher scores in the 2020 JAMB. Completed. |
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| 33 | STREET CHILD OF NIGERIA | -Inception meeting -Project launch -Training of community Case Workers. -Training of Head Teachers on Teaching at the Right Level approach. -Training of Teachers on Teaching at the Right Level approach | Yola Yola Mubi-North, Mubi-South, Maiha LGAs Yola Mubi-North, Mubi-South LGAs | Attended by the tripeptide implementing partners. It’s completed. Attended by Chair, SUBEB; representative of Honourable Commissioner of Education, representative Executive Director, Mass Education Board, Planning Commission, Legal Aid, selected Head Teachers and SBMC from Mubi South, Mubi North and Maiha LGAs. Completed training of community-based Case Workers responsible to managing SGBV, GBV, child protection concerns and Family Business Scheme in target communities of Mubi-South, Mubi-North and Maiha LGAs. Head Teachers from target schools and Quality Assurance Officers were trained on Teaching at the Right Level methodology. The Quality Assurance Officers trained were selected from SUBEB, MoE, Mass Education Board to provide supervisory role in support of Head Teachers. Selected teachers from target schools were trained on Teaching at the Right Level methodology. This is provided a child-centred learning approach to learners in P5-P6 reaching 4,800 pupils. |
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| 34 | SOCIETY FOR WOMEN AND GIRL EMPOWERMENT (SWOGE) | -Conclusion of '' Making Education Fun Project' for IDPs in Adamawa State. -Accountability and Advocacy Project awarded by Civil society on Malaria Immunization and Nutrition (ACOMIN). | Yola-South, Yola-North, Girei LGAs Yola-South, Mubi LGAs | Completed Completed |
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| 35 | AMBASSADORS OF DIALOGUE, CLIMATE AND REINTEGRATION (DCR AMBASSADORS) | -Community Self-Help Menstrual Hygiene and Free Pad Distribution Project. -Online Capacity Building on Advocacy Campaigning and Coalition Building for Social Change. -Online Capacity Building on Climate Change and Gender Equality. | Wurro-Jabbe Online training Online training | Completed IDMSS funded Completed |
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| 36 | KAPWA WHOLENESS FOUNDATION NUMAN | -Youth Empowerment Program for 50 Youths. -Awareness on the negative impact of illicit drugs on youth and families to Boys Brigade. -Awareness to Inmates on the consequences of illicit Drug use and it impact on Youths and their Future. | Kapwa Skill Acquisition Center Numan LCCN Church Abuja Demsa LGA. The Nigerian Correctional Service medium Security Custodial Center Numan. The United Methodist Church Mile-six Jalingo, Taraba state | Completed | |
| 37 | BAITUL HIKMA WAL ULUM FOUNDATION | -Construction of Water Well -Construction of Water Well -16 DAYS OF ACTIVISIM TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS – Sensitization on GBV & Distribution of Dignity Kits to Women & Girls in partnership with Najma Peace & Unity Initiative. -16 days Activism on Gender Based Violence -Construction of Water Well -Construction of Large Water Well | Behind Tashan Sani, Kasuwan Katako, Yola-South LGA. Tomsoro, Furfore LGA Behind tashan Sani, Kasuwan Katako, Yola-South LGA Nawel, Yola by-pass, Yola-South LGA Bariki Sajo, Song LGA Sabon Gari, Song LGA | Commenced in September 2020 & Completed in January 2021 Commenced in September 2020 & Completed in January 2021 |
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| 38 | NAJMA PEACE AND UNITY INITIATIVE | 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISIM TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS – Sensitization on GBV & Distribution of Dignity Kits to Women & Girls in partnership with Baitul Hikimah Wal Ulum Foundation. -16 days Activism on Gender Based Violence. -Sensitization on GBV, Peaceful Coexistence, Hygiene, COVID-19 and Drug Abuse. -Sensitization on GBV, Peaceful Coexistence, Hygiene, COVID-19 and Drug Abuse. -Sensitization on GBV, Peaceful Coexistence, Hygiene, COVID-19 and Drug Abuse. | Behind Tashan Sani, Kasuwan Katako, Yola-South LGA Nawel, Yola by-pass, Yola-South LGA Tomsoro, Furfore LGA Bariki Sejo, Song LGA Sabon Gari, Song LGA | 5th Dec, 2020 30 Dignity kits 15 women 15 girls 6th Dec, 2020 30 youth (boys) Project Commenced in Sept 2020 & ended in January 2021. |
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| 39 | YOLA RENEWAL FOUNDATION | Nigeria Plastic and E-waste Project -Environmentally Sustainable Doubelli -Sustainable resource management: Economic systems protect or restore the environment, contributing to people’s well-being. Decision-making relating to short term gain does not compromise the future of the environment. -Production of waste materials in products Employment and Income generated from plastic waste. -Supportive Policy developed on Plastic waste. Enhancing Ownership, Knowledge and Desire to live in a clean environment. -To create awareness in Doubeli, Jambutu, Rumde, Anguwan tana and Boronji on the need to live in a clean environment. -Strengthen youth’s capacity to turn woody waste into charcoal briquettes, plastic waste into paving tiles and organic waste into compost through workshop. -Educate and demonstrate to the community memebers of Doubeli, Jambutu, Rumde, Anguwan tana and Boronji how to manage their waste by separation, reduce, reuse and recycle through rallies. -Broken the wall between Christian and Muslim communities by deploying YRF interfaith structure to the 5 communities through rallies. -Engage with church fellowships, Mosque, youth groups and ward heads of Doubeli, Jambutu, Rumde, Anguwan tana and Boronji for community mobilization and sustainability of good waste management practice in the communities. | Yola-North Yola-North (Jambutu, Doubeli, Rumde, Anguwan | Completed | |
| 40 | GOODWILL INTERNATIONAL ENDEAVOURS INITIATIVES | -Training of Nigeria Red Cross, Adamawa State Chapter Field Volunteers on Covid-19 Protection and Prevention Control. -Training of Kautal Horre Robe Women Group, of Yola-South L.G.A., in Fulfulde (local language) in Collaboration with National Environmental Standards Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) on Covid-19 Protection and Prevention Control. -Training of Almajiri Child Rights Act Initiative (ACRI) Volunteers on Covid-19 Protection and Prevention Control. -Training of Nassarawo Women and Youth Development Association members in Hausa (local language) on Covid-19 Protection and Prevention Control. -Free Basic Computer Training of Youths in collaboration via Foundation india | Adamawa State Adamawa State Adamawa State Adamawa State Adamawa State | Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed |
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| 41 | MURAYU FAMILY FOUNDATION | -Begining of the year women Convention for widows in Hong, Yola and Maiha LGAs for 3 three days 1,660 widows in attendance. -Widows training and empowerment in Maiha LGA. Partially Sponsored by LGA/Murayu Family Foundation Secretariat/Individuals. Quarterly Meetings for Widows in all the chapters Hong, Maiha and Yola LGAs, Sponsored by Chapters/Muryu Family Foundation Secretariat. | Hong LGA Maiha LGA Hong, Maiha, Yola LGAs | Completed Completed Completed |
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| 42 | NEEM FOUNDATION | -Radio Class across the State for 1st cohort of beneficiaries -Mental Health and Psychological support: (SEL, PSS counselling, Psychoeducation, Second chance education and recreation education. -Sporting Engagement. -Community Stakeholders Sensitization in Yola and Mubi. -Capacity building of CBOs on GBV, SGBV and HP -Media appearances during the 16days of activisim at Gotel TV -Opportunity mapping for Livelihood and Vocational Skills. -Training exercise of 2000 beneficiaries and registration of Cooperatives. -Vocational exhibition and distribution of start-up kits to trained beneficiaries through the Women Development Centre (WDC) Yola Office. -Stakeholders Forum on GBV awareness Implementation | Yola, Mubi LGAs Yola, Mubi LGAs Yola, Mubi LGAs Yola, Mubi LGAs Yola LGA Yola LGA Yola, Mubi LGAs Yola, Mubi LGAs Yola LGA Yola, Mubi LGAs | Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed |
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| 43 | UNICEF IN COLLABORATION WITH MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION IN COLLABORATION WITH MINISTRY OF HEALTH IN COLLABORATION WITH PRIMARY HEALTH CARE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY IN COLLABORATION WITH STATE RURAL WATER SUPPLY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION AGENCY IN COLLABORATION WITH UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION BOARD | -Existence of an interoperable service delivery with Health KR4C Indicator. -Quality of inter-operable information management system supports and tracks case management, incident monitoring, and programme monitoring - KR4C Indicator. -Number of States that have domesticated the 2003 Child Rights Act. -Percentage of districts that have a free and universal birth registration service within the civil registration (in accordance with national legal requirements). - Number of health facilities with trained health workers providing birth registration services - UNICEF-targeted girls and boys recruited and used by armed forces and groups that have been released and reintegrated with their families and provided with adequate care and services. - UNICEF-targeted unaccompanied and separated girls and boys registered with family tracing and reunification services and family-based care or appropriate alternative services. - UNICEF-targeted girls and boys in humanitarian situations provided with psychosocial support, including access to child friendly spaces with intersectoral programming interventions - Live births attended by a skilled health personnel (doctor, nurse, midwife, or auxiliary midwife). - District or equivalent administrative unit with at least 80% coverage of DTP containing vaccine for children < 1 year. (KR4C Indicator). - Proportion of children aged 12-23 months fully immunized. - Children aged 0-59 months who had fever in the last two weeks who received anti-malarial drugs. - Children aged 0-59 months with diarrhoea receiving ORS. - Children aged 0-59 months with symptoms of pneumonia taken to an appropriate health provider. - New-borns receiving postnatal care within two days of birth. - Number of health facilities (1 per ward) providing 24 hr service of complete integrated PHC package. - Children 0-59 months vaccinated with Polio during Campaigns. - Availability of stocks of Polio vaccine (IPV & BOPV) at national and subnational level for use in routine immunization programmes for at least 6 months. - Country without interruption of immunization services due to stock-out of DTP/Penta, Polio and Tetanus Toxoid vaccines at district level. - KR4C Indicator. - Proportion of children aged less than 12 months received Penta 3 vaccine. - Availability of stocks of Polio vaccine (BOPV ± IPV) at national and subnational level for use in campaigns for at least 1 week before implementation. - Country with effective vaccine management (EVM) composite country score: YES or NO - KR4C Indicator. - Mothers and caregivers with knowledge of at least 5 of the UNICEF essential family practices. - Existence of a functional national multisectoral committee for nutrition. - Number of states with costed state food and nutrition plan (Number of states with budgeted plan to improve dietary diversity - KR4C Indicator included in this measure). - Budget released for nutrition (USD) by government. - Percentage of health facilities that provide treatment services for the management of SAM. - Number of children with severe acute malnutrition admitted for treatment. - Number of health workers trained to provide MIYCN promotion and counselling services. - Number of primary caregivers of children aged 0-23 months who received counselling on IYCF. - Percentage of LGAs with community-based nutrition support groups in target states amended to align with CPD indicator. - Percentage of health facilities that provide treatment services for the management of SAM. - Percentage of health facilities reaching more than 75% of cure rate for the management of SAM. - In humanitarian situation: Number of primary caregivers of children aged 0-23 months who received IYCF counselling. - In humanitarian situations: Number of children aged 6-59 months with SAM who are admitted for treatment. - Number of LGAs with fully functional routine mapping of WASH indicator. - People with access to a safe drinking water source in the reporting year only, as a result of UNICEF direct support. - Health centres (clinics, hospitals, etc.) equipped with water and sanitation facilities separated for girls and boys that meet national standards and are have been installed in the reporting year only, with UNICEF direct support. - Rural population in UNICEF focus LGAs with using safely managed drinking water services. - Number of communities certified free of open defecation in the reporting year only as a result of UNICEF direct support. - Parents, children (8-10) and adolescents (10-18) in UNICEF focus LGAs who correctly identify the three key times to wash hands (before meals, after using toilet, after changing baby). - Percentage of UNICEF-targeted people in humanitarian situations who access timely, gender-sensitive safe drinking water. - Number of people reached with critical WASH supplies (including hygiene items) and services. - Number of institutions (HCF, schools, maternities, …) supported with a minimum WASH & IPC package and demonstrating IPC improvements. - Number of vulnerable HHs enabled to reduce risk of COVID-19 transmission through a better access to water and/or soap, and hygiene promotion. - Number of states with functional EMIS reporting data at federal level (RAM). - Number of states implementing state level evidence-based education sector plans (RAM). -System Strengthening - Communities - Community (including students') participation in school management committees at primary and secondary levels - score (1-4), see guidance (RAM). -Active involvement of school management committees at primary and secondary levels in the development of school improvement plans and monitoring of schools (1-4). -Primary teachers who received training with funding provided by UNICEF – Male. -Primary teachers who received training with funding provided by UNICEF – Female. -Primary teachers who received training with funding provided by UNICEF – Total. - Number of States implementing Enrolment Drive framework to reduce OOSC. - Schools that have included life skills and citizenship education in their school plans with support from the UNICEF ECM programme (RAM). - Out of school children in the reporting year who participated in early learning, primary or secondary education through UNICEF supported programmes - KR4C Indicator – Female. - Out of school children in the reporting year who participated in early learning, primary or secondary education through UNICEF supported programmes - KR4C Indicator – Male. - Out of school children in the reporting year who participated in early learning, primary or secondary education through UNICEF supported programmes - KR4C Indicator – Total. - Percentage of boys and girls enrolled in primary 1 at the right age (RAM) – Male. - Percentage of boys and girls enrolled in primary 1 at the right age (RAM) – Female. -Percentage of boys and girls enrolled in primary 1 at the right age (RAM) -Total. -Percentage of new entrants in grade 1 who have attended early childhood education in UNICEF focus states (RAM) – Male. -Percentage of new entrants in grade 1 who have attended early childhood education in UNICEF focus states (RAM) – Female. -Percentage of new entrants in grade 1 who have attended early childhood education in UNICEF focus states (RAM) – Total. -Primary teachers who received training with funding provided by UNICEF – Female. -Primary teachers who received training with funding provided by UNICEF – Male. -Primary teachers who received training with funding provided by UNICEF – Total. -Teachers - Teachers/educators trained in psychosocial support with UNICEF funding (RAM) – Male. -Teachers - Teachers/educators trained in psychosocial support with UNICEF funding (RAM) – Female. -Teachers - Teachers/educators trained in psychosocial support with UNICEF funding (RAM) – Total. -School aged children targeted by UNICEF that have psychosocial support in their schools/learning spaced during and after the humanitarian situation (RAM) – Male. -School aged children targeted by UNICEF that have psychosocial support in their schools/learning spaced during and after the humanitarian situation (RAM) – Female. -School aged children targeted by UNICEF that have psychosocial support in their schools/learning spaced during and after the humanitarian situation (RAM) – Total. -Children provided with individual (one-per child) education/early learning materials through UNICEF-supported programmes - KR4C Indicator (RAM) – Male. -Children provided with individual (one-per child) education/early learning materials through UNICEF-supported programmes - 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| 44 | GLOBAL WOMEN FOR QUALITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (GWSD) | -Conducted Advocacy visits to the identified critical stakeholders. -Conducted CSO Assessment and capacity building of community Women Based Groups on leadership and decision and policy making processes. -Mobilized marginalized groups for active participation in decision and policy making process through town hall and review meetings on project process. -Conducted sensitization for women support groups, religious leaders, youths and people living with disabilities (PLWD). -Conducted media talk shows with the electronic, prints and social media to sensitize on VAWG/SGBV/HP and SRHR and the domestication of gender equality opportunity bill in the state. -Monthly Review/Coordination Meetings on VAPP/GOEB with relevant stakeholders. | Yola-North, Mubi-South LGAs Yola-North, Mubi-South LGAs Yola-North, Mubi-South LGAs Yola-North, Mubi-south LGAs Yola-North, Mubi-south LGAs Yola-North, Mubi-south LGAs | Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed |
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| 45 | PRINCE LIOSLOVE AND CARE FOUNDATION | -Cancer awareness campaign at Yola-North LGA -Food distribution to blind at LCCN Cathedral -Visit to drug Rehabilitation Centre | Yola-North LGA Yola-North LGA Yola-North LGA | Completed Completed Completed |
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| 46 | TOUCH A HEART SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RIGHT INITIATIVE | -Training and formation of New VSLA Group -Baseline Assessment of leaving conditions of IDPs in Gidan Madara. -Intervention by TAHSERI Field Team based on the assessment. -Child protection Assessment. -Birth Registration and Identification Exercise at Gidan Madara. -Sensitization on ending violence against women and girls. -Sexual and Gender Based Violence care and support Intervention. | Mubi-South LGA Mubi-South LGA Mubi-South LGA Mubi-South LGA Mubi-South LGA Mubi Mubi | Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed In collaboration with IRC, ICLA Completed |
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| 47 | UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (USAID) | -State Kick Off and Growth Validation Event -Agriculture Extension Content Workshop -Vilage Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) Focused Group Discussion. - Youth Consultation Sessions - The Rural Resilience Activity Validation events | 21 LGAs | Some completed and some on-going | |
| 48 | GLOBAL WOMEN FOR QUALITY AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (GWSD) | -Conducted Advocacy visits to the identified critical stakeholders. -Conducted CSO Assessment and capacity building of community Women Based Groups on leadership and decision and policy making processes & others….. | Yola-North, Mubi-South LGAs | Completed | |
| 49 | PRINCE LIOS LOVE AND CARE FOUNDATION | -Cancer awareness campaign at Yola-North LGA -Food distribution to blind at LCCN Cathedral -Visit to drug Rehabilitation Centre | Yola-North LGA | Completed | |
| 50 | TOUCH A HEART SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RIGHT INITIATIVE | -Training and formation of New VSLA Group -Baseline Assessment of leaving conditions of IDPs in Gidan Madara and other… | Mubi-South LGA | Completed | |
| 51 | UNITED STATES AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (USAID) | -State Kick Off and Growth Validation Event -Agriculture Extension Content Workshop -Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) Focused Group Discussion. -Youth Consultation Sessions - The Rural Resilience Activity Validation events - Mechanization Service Workshop - Participants Registration | Yola Mubi, Hong, Gombi LGAs , Yola-South | Completed | |
| 52 | WE CARE FOR YOU INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION | -Distribution of learning materials (200 40 leaves exercise books, 100 Pencils and 100 Erasers) and opening of Non-formal learning centre. -Launching of well and distribution of dignity kits to 15 women and 15 girls and others… | Yola-South | Completed | |
| 53 | WIDOWS ORPHAN AND PHYSICALLY CHALLENGE | -Training of individual on household products | Michika, Demsa LGAs | Completed | |
| 54 | SAINT SUZAN ORPHANAGE FOUNDATION | -First cutter in 2020 start with 09 and end with 14 pupils, taking Care of orphans and vulnerable children in our organization in times of their basic needs their education health care, feeding, accommodation including their security and any other basic needs, volunteer's salaries, -Second cutter 2020 started with 14 pupils and end with 14 pupils taking Care of their basic needs include feeding, accommodation, education, health care, clothing, staff salaries other needs, ond others….. | Madagali Jimeta,Song Demsa, Mayo- Belwa, Michika Fofure, Gerei LGAs. | Completed | |
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