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Rehabilitate 2 non functional boreholes.\nThe project will rehabilitate 2 non-functional boreholes to increase access to clean and safe water supply to affected communities, 1 community based water pump mechanic will be facilitated to support servicing the boreholes, project staff and district engineer will be facilitated to provide support supervision of the contractor, project will designed and put 2 talking point at the water point with key messages on keeping sanitation and hygiene of the water point is every oneresponsibilities # Water is Life#\n\n2. Train 32 water users committee (WUCs)\nProject will conduct 2 days training of 32 WUCs comprises of chairperson, treasurer and secretary of the targeted 10 water points on their roles and responsibilities in maintenance and management of water point including fencing, opening water channels, formulation of water point by-laws, collection and proper management of water users# fees, the district health office will identify on staff to facilitate the 2 days traning ofWUCs and WUCs will be provided with counter books for record keeping for their activities.\n.\n3. Train 32 community based hygiene promoter volunteer-CBHPV\nProject will identify and train 32 community based hygiene promoter volunteers for 2 days on their roles and responsibilities in sanitation and hygiene best practice promotion, the 2 days training of CBHPV will be facilitated by staff from district health office, they will be provided gumbootsfor field work, counter books for record keeping of their work.\n\n4. Sensitize H/Hs and pupils on water chains, sanitation and hygiene best practices\nThe project will conduct 16 outreaches at community and schools to education households members at community and school pupils, teachers, PTA, SMCs on sanitationand hygiene best practice promotion through dialogues, debates, drama, songs etc, health assistant at sub-county will be fully engage, district health, education and water department will participate in the radio program to educate public on sanitationandhygiene promotion\n\n5. Procure mosquitoes treated net (MTN) for 337 persons with special needs(PSNs), Pregnant mothers , children less than 5 years to prevent malaria\nProject will sensitize community and households members on ways to prevent malaria,correct and consistence use of mosquitoes nets at homes, 337 mesquites nets will be procured and allocatedto persons with special needs(elderly, child headed homes, disables, chronically ills persons) , pregnant mothers, children less than 5 years to prevent them from malaria, they are chosen because they are the most vulnerable categories in the community and they life is at risk basing of their health status.\n\n6. Provide sanitation facilities.\nProject will support construction of 2 stances ECOSANlatrine in Kangole P/S, construct 3 shelters for girls in 3 P/S ( Kangole, Orii and Palacam P/S), constrict 2 communal ECOSAN latrine of 2 stances at community, procure and allocate 6 hand washing facilities to targeted 3 P/S, construct 8 temporary sheltersfor the most needy PSNs using cash for work modalities, Procure and allocate 60 Jerercan to the most needy PSNs for making locally hand washing facility at the latrine and shelter points to improve their sanitation and hygiene.\n\nProject Monitoringand Evaluation\nProject MEL Officer will conduct monthly project monitoring through sites vists and collect the data to measures project progress toward achieving project objectives, tacking progress against set targets and indicators through interview, physical observation and documentation methods. Quarterly joint monitoring will be conducted comprises of district leaders to track the project immediate impacts and outcomes (results) as per the project set goal through interview, physical observationanddocumentation methods and the report will be share during review/reflection meeting quarterly, MEL officer will compile and analyzed the data and write reports and share with staff, management, OXFAM, DDMC and other stakeholders on quarterly.", "@xml:lang": "EN" } ], "@type": "1" } ], "/document-link": [ { "/category": [ { "@code": "A12" } ], "/document-date@iso-date": "2015-12-11", "/language": [ { "@code": "EN" } ], "/title/narrative": [ { "": "Atlas project browser", "@xml:lang": "EN" } ], "@format": "APPLICATION/HTTP", "@url": "https://atlas.oxfamnovib.nl/#/project/A-05823-12:UG" } ], "/iati-identifier": "NL-KVK-27108436-A-05823-12:UG", "/legacy-data": [ { "@name": "grant-reference", "@value": "1001704" }, { "@name": "oxfamnovib-view-type", "@value": "EXT" }, { "@name": "profit-centre", "@value": "0000007104" }, { "@name": "profit-centre-name", "@value": "CO: Uganda (HECA)" }, { "@name": "project", "@value": "A-05823" }, { "@name": "project-name", "@value": "ELNHA Phase II" } ], "/location": [ { "/exactness@code": "2", "/location-reach@code": "1", "/point/pos": "2.94313 33.31791", "/point@srsName": "http://opengis.net/def/crs/EPSG/0/4326" } ], "/participating-org": [ { "/narrative": [ { "": "IKEA Foundation", "@xml:lang": "EN" } ], "@role": "1", "@type": "10" }, { "/narrative": [ { "": "NORTHERN UGANDA WIDOWS & ORPHANS SU", "@xml:lang": "EN" }, { "": "Northern Uganda Widows and Orphans Support Organization (NUUWOSO) was formed to address the challenges affecting women and childrenin Northern Ugnada in areas of Health, Poverty, Disaster and Rights Issues, NUWOSO was formed in 2005 by the Late Mother ATARO JULIAN and other 12 Women who were affected by HIV/AIDS and Northern Ugnada conflict in Agago County. NUWOSO started as community groupsin 2005 with the name Patongo Widows and Orphans Support Group (PWOSG) who came out to support themselves in order to address the impacts of HIV/AIDS and War on women and children, later the group though of extending their memberships and services to other sub-counties and communities by registering with government and this make them to think border for the name touse for registration at district level as CBO, them chosen to used the name #Widows and Orphans Support organization(WOSO)#, the group completed their registration with Pader District local Government Reg. No. 014 and they became CBO, after when Agagodistrict was coved out of Pader in 2010 by act of parliament , The group registered with Agago District Local Government in 2017 as CBO Reg. No 087. After when the groupthough of expanding their services countrywide, they started the registering the organization with Ministry of Internal Affair but during the NGO name preservation with the office of Ministry of Internal Affair the name WOSO is already existing/ being used by another organization, then the group decided to change the name to be Northern Uganda Widows and Orphans support Organization (NUWOSO) and was approved and preserved and late group applied to NGO Board for national registration in January 2019 and in July 2019 the organization got registered as NNGO with registration No: INDR138721925NB and mandated to operate countywide with the programmes of health, Economic and livelihoods, Education, Social protection, Environmental conservation and Disaster management\n\n2. ACHIEVEMENTS\nWhat have been the principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion?\n\n2018 NUWOSO in consortium with FOKAPAWA, AVCT, and PCCO implemented WASH in Agago district in flood affected sub-counties (Patongo, Omot, Lirapalwo andAdilang), with funding from OXFAM. 750 severely affected H/H supported, 4 primary school supported, 1 institution (Prison) supported, estimated average of 7268 peopleserved (4894 Females and 2374 Males)\n2017/2018 NUWOSO with support from PEPFAR-Uganda 642 prisoners in Patongo Government prison served (456 Males and 2374 Females).\n2012-2015 with funding support from JCRC-CSF reached out to 28,456 people (17,297 Femalesand 11159 Males) with HIV/AIDS prevention, care, treatments and support services in 4 sub-counties (Patongo, Adilang, Lirapalwo and Omot) in Agago district\n3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE\nMission: What is the current purpose of the organisation?\nInstitutional objectives: What are the principal changes the organisation seeks to achieve over the long term?\nField(s) of activity: What are the principal thematic and geographic areas in which the organisation works? Who are the social actors that benefit fromthe work?\nNUWOSO Mission\nNUWOSO exist to empower and build resilient women and children in Uganda through Health Services, Economic and Livelihood Support, Education Support, Social Protection, Environmental Conservation and Disaster Management\n\nNUWOSO Objectives\n1. To increase access and utilization of HIV prevention services among most at risk key population (MARPS) in Uganda.\n2. To increase access and utilization of HIV/AIDS care, treatment and support services among adults, adolescent and children living with HIV/AIDS in Uganda.\n3. To increase access and utilization of Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Rights and services among adolescent#s girls and young women age 10-35 years in Uganda\n4. To empower women, OVC households and youth with sustainable economic and Livelihoods for improved income, nutrition and food security in Uganda\n5. To provide social protection services and support to women and children in Uganda\n6. To provide formal and non-formal education services and support to OVC/youths in Uganda.\n7. To promote and protect environment in Uganda.\n8. To sensitize community on disaster preperness and response to crisis to save-lives and alleviate suffering of women and children in Uganda\n9. To improve organizational effectiveness and efficiency for a better quality services\n\nNUWOSOProgramme THEMATIC areas\n1. Health Program\n2. Economic <(>&<)> Livelihoods Program\n3. Social Protection Program\n4. Education Program\n5. Environmental Conservation Program\n6. 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