XM-DAC-3-1-286930-35617 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark <narrative xml:lang="EN">ROI: DACAAR: Support to Sustainable Reintegration of Returnees, IDPs and Vulnerable Host Communities in Afghanistan</narrative> The proposed project aims at improving livelihoods, health and life quality on a sustainable basis for returnees, protracted IDPs and their vulnerable host communities. By the completion of the project, beneficiaries would have improved livelihoods as measured by reduced time in collecting water and increased time spent on food production, income generation and girls’ and boys’ education, improved health as measured by a reduction in water borne diseases, and an overall improvement in the quality of life as perceived by the targeted men, women, boys and girls. The integrated nature and the diverse targeting strategy of the interventions will enable addressing of the needs and priorities of the communities from different angles; access to and use of safe drinking water coupled with open defecation free villages, improved hygiene behavior will reduce the incidence of diseases (including COVID19 and AWD) which will in turn enable communities to invest increased time, energy and resources into learning new skills and engaging in various farm and off farm income generating activities offered by the intervention. The interventions planned will particularly target at risk individuals and households such as women-headed households, youth susceptible to embracing negative coping mechanisms, impoverished farmers and individuals with disability. Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida Denmark - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Danida MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS, DENMARK Humanitarian Action & Civil Society humciv@um.dk http://um.dk/en Asiatisk Plads 2, 1448 København K, Denmark 1.5 1.5 Emergency Response Material relief assistance and services By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters FL §06.32.02.21 Afghanistan Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid to Environment Disability Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Gender Equality Nutrition Participatory Development/Good Governance Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (RMNCH) Trade Development 10300000 10000000 11453835 10876165 -12855 20300000 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees 10300000 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees 10000000 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees 22330000 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees 11453835 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees 10330000 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees 546165 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees -12855 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees <narrative xml:lang="EN">(Agriculture-based Natural Resources Management): Vulnerable farmers from among the returnees, IDPs and host communities have sustainably increased availability and diversity of food for household consumption and income from sale of excess produce.</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">- % of trained farmers reporting an increased agriculture/livestock production (gender disaggregated) Baseline: (TBD) Target: 70% of 240 (740?) - % of farmers reporting an increased income directly attributed to project activities. Baseline (TBD) Target: 40%</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Outcome 1 (WASH): Returnees, IDPs and their host communities have access to and use safe drinking water on a sustainable basis, with water points being operated and maintained by communities</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN"># of water user groups and water management committees operating and maintaining water points</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Outcome 2 (WASH): Returnees, IDPs and their host communities have improved hygiene and sanitation behaviour and practices</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">% of communities declared Open Defecation Free (ODF)</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Outcome 2 (WASH): Returnees, IDPs and their host communities have improved hygiene and sanitation behaviour and practices</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">% Households who constructed and use own latrines in ODF villages</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Outcome 6 (Womens Empowerment)</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Vulnerable women from among the returnees, IDPs, and their host communities have sustainable increased availability and diversity of food for household consumption and income from the sale of excess produce.</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Outcome 1 (WASH): Returnees, IDPs and their host communities have access to and use safe drinking water on a sustainable basis, with water points being operated and maintained by communities</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">-# of girls and boys, women and men, aged and disabled using safe water from new and old water points Baseline: (TBD) Target 67,200 -# of water user groups and water management committees operating and maintaining water points Baseline: TBC Target 600 WUG, and 6 WMC</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Targeted season-long Farmer Field Schools (FFS) convened for vulnerable farmers and producers</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">- # of FFS conducted and #of trainees, segregated by gender, location Baseline: (TBD) Target: 12 FFS, with 240 trainees (15% women) -% of farmers and producers successfully completed FFS, segregated by gender Baseline: (TBD) Target: 90% of 240 (15% women )</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Outcome 6 (Womens Empowerment)</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">% of women reporting an increased income directly attributed to project activities.</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Outcome 3 (WASH): WASH partners at national and sub-national level have improved capacity to implement successful WASH interventions</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Level of satisfaction from WET Centre training (by participants)</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Outcome 5: Employment and Business Creation</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Sustainable income-generating and livelihood opportunities for vulnerable youth have been created in a conflict sensitive manner, leading to jobs, income, and creation of small businesses</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN">Water points newly established or rehabilitated in coordination with communities and stakeholders</narrative> <narrative xml:lang="EN"># of water points newly constructed and rehabilitated (segregated by type of technology) - % of water points selected together with women</narrative>