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MYR 2010 Roc SCREEN.Pdf SAMPLE OF ORGANIZATIONS PARTICIPATING IN CONSOLIDATED APPEALS ACF GOAL Malteser TEARFUND ACTED GTZ Medair Terre des Hommes ADRA Handicap International Mercy Corps UNAIDS AVSI HELP MERLIN UNDP CARE HelpAge International NPA UNDSS CARITAS Humedica NRC UNESCO CONCERN IMC OCHA UNFPA COOPI INTERSOS OHCHR UN-HABITAT CRS IOM OXFAM UNHCR CWS IRC Première Urgence UNICEF DRC IRIN Save the Children WFP FAO Islamic Relief Worldwide Solidarités WHO LWF World Vision International TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY................................................................................................................................. 1 Table I. Summary of requirements, commitments/contributions and pledges (grouped by sector)....... 3 Table II. Summary of requirements, commitments/contributions and pledges (grouped by appealing organization) ............................................................................................................................ 3 2. CHANGES IN CONTEXT, HUMANITARIAN NEEDS AND RESPONSE ....................................................... 4 3. PROGRESS TOWARDS ACHIEVING STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES AND SECTORAL TARGETS ............... 5 3.1 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES ............................................................................................................................. 5 3.2 SECTOR RESPONSE PLANS ......................................................................................................................... 6 Food........................................................................................................................................................ 6 Shelter and Non-Food Items................................................................................................................... 7 Water, Sanitation and Hygiene ............................................................................................................... 8 Health and Nutrition ................................................................................................................................9 Education.............................................................................................................................................. 10 Protection.............................................................................................................................................. 11 Livelihoods............................................................................................................................................ 12 4. FORWARD VIEW.......................................................................................................................................... 13 ANNEX I: LIST OF PROJECTS AND FUNDING TABLES ........................................................................... 18 Table III. List of Appeal projects grouped by sector (with hyperlinks to open full project details).......... 18 Table IV: Total funding per donor (to projects listed in the Appeal)....................................................... 21 Table V: Total humanitarian assistance per donor (Appeal plus other)................................................ 22 Table VI: List of commitments/contributions and pledges to projects not listed in the Appeal............... 23 ANNEX II: ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ...................................................................................... 24 Please note that appeals are revised regularly. The latest version of this document is available on www.humanitarianappeal.net Full project details can be viewed, downloaded and printed from www.reliefweb.int/fts ii i CONGO - Reference Map Legend Elevation (metres) CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC le National capital Ue 1,000 - 1,500 Bimbo First admin. level capital BANGUI 800 - 1,000 Zongo Populated place Berbérati 600 - 800 L o b a International boundary K y 400 - 600 a e Mbaïki dé First admin. level boundary ï 200 - 400 Libenge 0 - 200 Nola a Yokadouma u Mouali Gbangba L Disclaimer: The designations employed and the presentation of material on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the Ngole United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its Lipeité authorities, or concerning thedelimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. Bondjoumbi Babo Map data sources: CGIAR, United Nations Cartographic Section, ESRI, Europa Technologies, FAO, GEBCO, UN OCHA. LIKOUALA Kungu Enyele Anikou Goubangoyé CAMEROON Boucy-Boucy a n Botaba ï A Fort Soufflay Babali Mama Souanké Bondomako Bindama Bonga Dongou Namobessie Boloso Kounda Bondzalé Elogo N'Cali Ekoum Dia Gatongo Modzaka Oyem Dibaguie Biessi Magobé Balouma Makanza Sémbé Ouesso Impfondo Nagobé Bouomo Kilembélé Birou Mbini Ikoko Epéna Bomongo Mboko SANGHA Lengoué Bolemba Ikélemba Itanga o d in Liouesso Iv Mikoma Kinam Molenda U b Moyoy II Mobenzélé a n Bandza g 0 100 Lebango II Langon i Bendza Pikounda S a Bolomba n Makokou Mbomo CONGO g h km Bodjata a CUVETTE OVEST Mohali Dinga Yembelangoye Ngami Mosembe Ogooué Atali R Abéla Issongo Makoua Nkouda uki Ndjounou Kellé Tchéré usira Nguima Békombo Mbandaka B Angomo Ebongui Ndzakou Ourombi Oyabi Manga CUVETTE Misongo Essouta Omékingo Ingende Obala Oyeba Owando Bokanda GABON Opounga Ibéké Kouyou-Gandza Liranga Oka Bikoro Ntchouo Ngouéné Obélé Bayengué Irébou Ewo Liboka Koulamoutou Alembé Edou Oningui Mossaka Lukolela é Lébala Eba u Ollibi o Abala Pombo o Oliéme Kiri g Ossélé Gouéné O Okoyo Franceville Como Mossendé Boubé Ntsou Eba Lo Massambi Moudni koro Kouti Lien Inongo N Gamboma g Nzabi o u Mbinda a n lim Ottui Nkan ie A Angoini Bolobo Ndongo PLATEAUX C Lisoukou o DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC n Kouni Nsah g Minda Ngo o OF THE CONGO Kouango Moupoupa Tsama Mateba Djambala Impe Mpouya Voundala LEKOUMOU Kisielé Omoï Moukoumou Fimi Kutu Bikoumou Ilendo Gouengué Zanaga Mushie Dounguila Mossendjo Moukassa Boémbé Kasai Mouyombi NIARI Mbaya Kitembé Inoni Kwamouth Poudi Bikié Lu Komono POOL Ngabé kenie Maboudou Moutoko Mbé K Ingolo I Bandundu asai Bikabissémé Makabana Vinza Nkala M'Bima i Oshwe Koungoulou Niar Kiyala Boukabéne Kindanba Odziba u Bagata o Sibiti Mtima l i Masa u Makaka KOUILOU o Poundzou Mayama Mingali K Matolo o Goumb Moukasa Kaounga Dounga ng Nionzi Mouyondzi Ngomoutcha wa Tchilonga Loaka Dolisie (Loubomo) Madingou Piémé Baratier K Jacob Loutété BRAZZAVILLE K Kipessi Mindouli Yanga wi Sinansinga l Tchizondi BOUENZA BambaBamba KINSHASA u Belize Manga Kinkala Holle Kala Boko Diosso Songo Mazi Kasangulu Bulungu Banga Mbanza Masi Manimba Boukoulibouali Saint- Nganga Boko Kaounga Paul Pointe-Noire Sansa Mbiongo Madimba Tshela Kenge Fouta Luozi Kikwit Mbanza Ngungu ANGOLA Lukula Seke-Banza Cabinda i is k n Popokabaka I Boma Matadi Songololo Muanda Gungu Feshi ANGOLA iv REPUBLIC OF CONGO 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Despite a positive donor response to the Republic of Congo Consolidated Appeal launched in March 2010, a significant portion of humanitarian needs remain unmet for refugees in Likouala Department and for the host communities. The presence of 114,700 refugees has caused the socio-economic situation to deteriorate in the host region due to the heavy burden imposed on the local population estimated at 65,000 people. This is compounded by significant challenges in security and logistics, hampering the delivery of humanitarian assistance. The cost of response activities is high and further support is essential to reach the most remote areas and vulnerable people in dire need of assistance. A key achievement during the first part of 2010 was the successful continuation of delivering humanitarian aid, despite the limited means to do so. Some 35,000 refugees received non-food items (NFIs); infrastructure and housing for refugees have been constructed; 16 new health centres were built; some 17,000 refugee students were enrolled at primary schools and more than 70,000 food rations were distributed. Furthermore, potable water has been delivered to a significant proportion of the refugees, and initial steps have been taken to help refugees to obtain some degree of self- sufficiency through the provision of supplies, seeds, agricultural equipment and fishing gear. However, the situation remains challenging and existing needs have not yet been covered. Until the end of the year, priority sectors remain protection, health, nutrition, education and livelihoods. In the area of protection, cases of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) in refugee sites require specific attention with regard to awareness-raising, prevention, and clinical and psycho-social support for victims. If the current support comes to an end, the precarious health situation faced by many refugees and the local population may further decline and turn into a serious humanitarian catastrophe. Health, including reproductive health kits and sanitary materials for women, continues to require constant attention in order to avoid a health crisis that might have direct consequences on the lives of refugees and local populations. Special attention is also required to sustainable livelihoods that allow refugees to be self-reliant. Additional food stocks as well as further supplies of seeds and tools are needed. In the education sector, some 15,000 children are still deprived of their right to education. Promotion of pre-school education, provision of equipment to education centres, and teacher training and monitoring are priorities until the end of this year. During the emergency phase, the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) has been the only
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