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Table E: List of appeal projects (grouped by Cluster), with funding status of each Report as of 28-Sep-2021

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Compiled by OCHA on the basis of information provided by donors and recipient organizations.

  • Project Code
  • Title
  • Organization
  • Original

requirements
USD
Revised requirements
USD
Funding USD

  • %
  • Unmet
  • Outstanding

pledges USD
Covered requirements
USD

CLUSTER NOT YET SPECIFIED

to be allocated to specific projects to be allocated to specific projects to be allocated to specific projects

  • WFP
  • 0

00
000

  • 15,200,048
  • 0%

0% 0%

-15,200,048 -22,776,204 -13,712,399

000

SOM-15/SNYS/78452/ 561

UNHCR UNICEF
22,776,204 13,712,399

SOM-15/SNYS/78471/ 120 SOM-15/SNYS/78658/R/ 124

  • 0
  • 0
  • 51,688,651
  • 0%
  • -51,688,651
  • 0

Sub total for CLUSTER NOT YET SPECIFIED COMMON HUMANITARIAN FUND (CHF)

  • Common Humanitarian Fund
  • CHF
  • 0
  • 0
  • 9,595,257
  • 0%

-9,595,257

0

SOM-15/SNYS/77965/ 7622

  • 0
  • 0
  • 9,595,257
  • 0%
  • -9,595,257
  • 0

Sub total for COMMON HUMANITARIAN FUND (CHF) EDUCATION

  • Increasing Access & Quality of Basic
  • JCC
  • 201,150
  • 201,150
  • 0
  • 0%

201,150

0

SOM-15/E/71574/8380

Literacy for Children and Adults from Vulnerable, Poor, Women Headed and IDP / Returness Households in Bu'ale and Salagle (Middle Jubba region) and Celbarde-Ato (Bakool region)

Improved Protective Learning Spaces and FENPS Access to Quality Education for School Age Children in Humanitarian Emergencies and Conflict Areas in Somalia
451,400 518,993
451,400 518,993
289,999 298,103
64% 57%

161,401 220,890

00

SOM-15/E/71608/14579 SOM-15/E/71628/5660

Emergency education for crises-affected IDP, returnee and poor host community school-age boys and girls in Bay, Middle Shabelle, Lower Shabelle regions
INTERSOS
Emergency education for boys and girls in SRDO Banadir and Middle Shabelle
257,000
27,271,501
304,697
257,000
27,271,501
304,697
0
7,500,090
0
0%
28%
0%

257,000
19,771,411
304,697

000

SOM-15/E/71653/8940 SOM-15/E/71780/561 SOM-15/E/71805/5295

  • School Meals Programme
  • WFP

Enhancing Life Saving Emergency Education through building resilience for conflict and drought affected communities in Gedo region
NCA+partners
Comprehensive Emergency Education Program (CEEP) for 404 men, 404 women, 1796 boys and 1796 girls from IDPs and poor hosting communities in Banadir, Lower Shabelle and Middle Shabelle regions

  • SCC
  • 466,389
  • 466,389
  • 0
  • 0%

466,389

0

SOM-15/E/71823/15093

Continue access to education for vulnerable children and out of school adolescents (boys & girls) in Northern Gedo

  • DFI
  • 401,000
  • 401,000
  • 0
  • 0%

401,000

00

SOM-15/E/71856/15079 SOM-15/E/71865/5816

Increased Access to Quality Formal and Non Formal Education for Boys, Girls and Marginalized Youth in IDP Communities and Host Communities Affected by Emergencies in Somalia

  • CISP
  • 1,287,027
  • 1,287,027
  • 253,977
  • 20%

1,033,050

Emergency Education Provision for Children affected by the recurring crisis caused by conflicts and drought in Kismayu and Afmadow Districts,Lower Juba region- Somalia

  • CPD
  • 492,298

346,498
492,298 346,498
00
0% 0%

492,298 346,498

00

SOM-15/E/71892/8868 SOM-15/E/71900/5816

Increased Access to Quality Education for CISP Vulnerable and Marginalized Girls, Boys, Young Women and Men in Banadir, Lower Juba, Lower and Middle Shabelle Regions of South Central Somalia

Increased Access to Quality Education for ADRA Vulnerable and Marginalized Girls, Boys, Young Women and Men in Banadir, Lower Juba, Lower and Middle Shabelle Regions of South Central Somalia

  • 346,498
  • 346,498
  • 273,996
  • 79%

72,502

0

SOM-15/E/71900/6579

  • Emergency Education Response
  • UNICEF

WVI
4,418,875
97,000
4,418,875
97,000
1,880,541
0
43%
0%

2,538,334
97,000

00

SOM-15/E/71953/124 SOM-15/E/71959/8502

Increased and safe access to quality primary education in Gedo and Bakool Region of Somalia

Increased Access to Quality Non Formal Education and Psychosocial Community and Family Support (IASC Guidelines) for boys and girls including vulnerable youth, IDPs and returnees in Somalia

  • GRT
  • 296,122
  • 296,122
  • 0
  • 0%

296,122

0

SOM-15/E/71973/14603

Increased Access to Quality Non Formal Education and Psychosocial Community and Family Support (IASC Guidelines) for boys and girls including vulnerable youth, IDPs and returnees in Somalia

  • CISP
  • 424,243
  • 424,243
  • 0
  • 0%

424,243

0

SOM-15/E/71973/5816

Support to IDPs, Refugees and Returnees NRC and Education Authorities in Somalia through Alternative Basic Education (ABE), Youth Education Pack (YEP) and Caacity Building
2,524,408
432,700
2,524,408
432,700
00
0% 0%

2,524,408
432,700

00

SOM-15/E/71975/5834 SOM-15/E/72039/8939

Increased access to education in emergencies and improved quality of learning for 4710 students through establihsment and renovation of education facilities, creation of protected learning environment and enhancing capacity of teachers and CECs in the target areas of South central Somalia.
CED
Increase Access to emergency and basic AYUUB Education for the vulnerable children and IDPs in crises in Merka, Qoryooley and Kurtunwarey districts, Lower Shabelle region.

  • 933,000
  • 933,000
  • 0
  • 0%

933,000

0

SOM-15/E/72270/15231

Increase access to quality education in 15 SC IDP schools in Hiran

  • 383,430
  • 383,430
  • 651,872
  • 170%

-268,442

0

SOM-15/E/72313/6079

  • 41,854,229
  • 41,854,229
  • 11,148,578
  • 27%
  • 30,705,651
  • 0

Sub total for EDUCATION ENABLING PROGRAMMES

Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit FAO (FSNAU)
6,545,055 2,000,000 1,095,975
637,271
6,545,055 2,000,000 1,095,975
637,271
2,605,845
850,000
0
40% 43%
0%

3,939,210 1,150,000 1,095,975
0

00000

SOM-15/CSS/71452/123 SOM-15/CSS/71453/123

Somalia Water and Land Information Management SWALIM V
FAO
Radio Ergo- Somali Humanitarian Information Service
IMS

SOM-15/CSS/71781/ 8531

  • Somalia NGO Consortium
  • CARE Somalia
  • 637,271

5,482,256
100%
51%

SOM-15/CSS/71894/ 7037

Strengthening Humanitarian Coordination OCHA and Advocacy in Somalia

  • 10,647,400
  • 10,647,400

5,165,144

SOM-15/CSS/72142/119

  • Digital Radio Network Project
  • WFP
  • 1,800,000

12,000,000
1,499,715
1,800,000
12,000,000
1,499,715
0
6,262,277
0
0%
52%
0%

1,800,000 5,737,723 1,499,715

000

SOM-15/CSS/72388/561 SOM-15/CSS/72940/561 SOM-15/S/71834/5139

Provision of Humanitarian Air Services in WFP Somalia

Security Aircraft in Support of Relief Operations in Somalia Security Aircraft in

UNDSS

Support of Relief Operations in Somalia

Providing Emergency Medical and Mass Casualty Incident Response

UNDSS UNDSS
3,540,937 2,235,228

42,001,581

3,540,937 2,235,228

42,001,581

1,000,000
0
28%
0%

2,540,937 2,235,228

25,163,932

00

0

SOM-15/S/72079/5139 SOM-15/S/72082/5139

Enhancement of UNDSS Security in Mogadishu

  • 16,837,649
  • 40%

Sub total for ENABLING PROGRAMMES FOOD SECURITY

Building Community and Household Resilience

  • FAO
  • 100,435,900

6,957,039 4,500,500
100,435,900
6,957,039 4,500,500
44,555,273
1,367,003 2,710,422
44% 20% 60%

55,880,627
5,590,036 1,790,078

000

SOM-15/A/71418/123 SOM-15/A/71478/5146 SOM-15/A/71505/6079

South Central Somalia Food Security and CRS Livelihood Support Program.

Food security and Livelihoods protection and restoration for 73,500 people through resilience building in Somalia
SC
Livelihood Restoration and Building the Resilience of the Most Conflict and Drought-affected Crop Dependent Riverine Communities in Marka and Qorioley Districts of Lower Shabelle Region.

  • SWISSO - Kalmo
  • 420,000
  • 420,000
  • 0

0
0% 0%

420,000

00

SOM-15/A/71556/15104 SOM-15/A/71572/8937

Emergency livelihood support and enhancement of livelihood capacities to the most vulnerable communities in crisis and emergency in south central

  • WOCCA
  • 1,135,300
  • 1,135,300

1,135,300

Somalia(Galgaduud, Hiraan, Middle Shabelle, Lower shabelle and Banadir).

  • Livelihood, food and agriculture
  • JCC
  • 546,500
  • 546,500
  • 0
  • 0%

546,500

0

SOM-15/A/71579/8380

assistance to meet the post emergency recovery and resilience buidling needs of populations facing emergency, crisis and stressed food insecurity in Middle Jubba and Bakool regions of Southern Somalia

Food and livelihood assistance for people RAWA in emergency/crises in Buale and Xarardheere districts
1,430,000 2,911,000
1,430,000 2,911,000

  • 0
  • 0%

9%

1,430,000 2,661,023

00

SOM-15/A/71585/14584 SOM-15/A/71643/8868

Improving Access of Life Saving, Livelihood and Resilience Capacity for Identified Vulnerable Population Groups in Emergency and Stress Condition in Benadir, Lower Shabele, Galgadud and Mudug regions

  • CPD
  • 249,977

Provision of fishing input to the Youths and Men and training of men and women International in fishing and fish production in the

  • SAFUK-
  • 126,000

702,790
126,000 702,790
00
0% 0%

126,000 702,790

00

SOM-15/A/71666/15092 SOM-15/A/71667/8384

Coastal regions of Mudug in Somalia. Enhancing Access to Food and Water among Vulnerable Agro-Pastorals and Pastorals Communities in Burhakaba district, Bay Region.
PASOS

  • Fodder and Animal Health Support
  • VSF (Switzerland)

VSF (Switzerland) CED
429,255 848,554 669,500
429,255 848,554 669,500
0
1,000,000
0
0%
118%
0%

429,255

-151,446

669,500

000

SOM-15/A/71785/5110 SOM-15/A/71791/5110 SOM-15/A/71950/8939

Somali Livelihood and Food Assistance Support

Integrrated Crop Production and Resiliance for 1700 HHs from the most vulnerable small scale reverine and rain fed farmers in Shabelle regions

Improving Pastoral Livelihood Security for SOMTRAG 15 Villages in Sanaag and Sool Regions in Somaliland

  • 328,644
  • 328,644
  • 0
  • 0%

328,644 852,186

00

SOM-15/A/71988/15098 SOM-15/A/71990/561

Joint FAO/WFP programme to strengthen WFP the capacity and coordination of the Food Security Cluster (FSC) members to

  • 1,352,186
  • 1,352,186
  • 500,000
  • 37%

respond to the ongoing emergency in Somalia and promote the implementation of multi year programming to invest in livelihoods and to promote resilience.

Support to vulnerable children and their families (115,000 people) to access basic food and non-food needs during

  • SC
  • 5,000,000
  • 5,000,000
  • 0
  • 0%

5,000,000

0

SOM-15/ER/71447/6079

emergencies and post emergency recovery stages in Banadir, Hiran, Bari, Galgadud, Wooqooy Galbeed and Awdal regions of Somalia/Somaliland

Emergency livelihood Assistance and recovery for 800 ( equivalent to 4800 beneficiaries ) most affected and destitute Households in Buale and Sakow districts in Middle Juba Region of Somalia.

  • JDO
  • 149,000
  • 149,000
  • 0
  • 0%

149,000 987,459

00

SOM-15/ER/71483/ 15089

Humanitarian livelihoods support for IDPs, IOM returning population and host communities to address food insecurity and income shortage in South Central (all regions), Puntland (Bari and Nugal) and Somaliland (Sool and Sanag)

  • 3,500,000
  • 3,500,000
  • 2,512,541
  • 72%

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    Weekly Feedback Report CONTACT ADDRESS: [email protected] Issued:12 August 2021 Brief Summary The main concerns expressed by Radio Ergo callers this week (5-11 August 2021) continued to be locusts invasions, water scarcity, and hardships caused by food price rises and lack of aid. There was a rise in the number of callers about COVID19. The following summarises the calls by theme. Locusts – the majority of locust callers came from parts of Somaliland and Puntland, with others from central and a few from southern regions. Callers in Marodi-Jeh, Togdher and especially Sanag described new swarms of invasive insects descending on them destroying crops and vegetation. There were calls from Qardo and Laag in Bari complaining of locusts and larvae diminishing the livestock fodder. Several farmers across parts of Galgadud called wanting swift control intervention. There were also calls from Jowhar and Baidoa. Water – callers complained about continuing water scarcity from areas including Togdher, Sanag, and central regions. A female caller in Badhan said their lives were on hold due to locusts and widespread drought. Another female caller in Bahdo-Gaabo, Galgadud, said the drought and locusts had left the livestock with nothing. Callers in Budbud, Galgadud, and L. Juba said their livestock were sick due to lack of water. A caller in an unspecified location using a Hormud number said they lost their livestock to drought in 2017 and turned to farming, but this drought had again left them in need of humanitarian aid. Aid/IDPs – callers in Sanag and Hargeisa said WFP had not delivered promised food aid.
  • 1 Project Name UN Joint Programme on Local Governance And

    1 Project Name UN Joint Programme on Local Governance And

    SOMALIA UN MPTF PROGRAMME QUARTERLY PROGRESS REPORT Period (Quarter-Year): April - June, 2016 Project Name UN Joint Programme on Local Governance and Decentralized Services Delivery in Somalia. Gateway ID 00096397 Start date April 1st, 2012 Planned end date December 31st, 2017 (as per last approval) Focal Person (Name): Bobirjan Turdiyev; Fridah Karimi (Email): [email protected]; [email protected] [email protected]; [email protected] (Tel): +254 706 179676 (BT) PSG PSG 1, PSG 5 Priority Milestone Location Gender Marker Total Budget as per Pro Doc $ 145,608,918.811 MPTF: $ 145,608,918.81 PBF: Not applicable Non MPTF sources: Trac: Not applicable Other: Not applicable Total MPTF Funds Received Total non-MPTF Funds Received PUNO Current quarter Cumulative2 Current quarter Cumulative All agencies3 2,978,563 57,485,845 0 674,659 JP Expenditure of MPTF Funds4 JP Expenditure of non-MPTF Funds PUNO Current quarter Cumulative Current quarter Cumulative All agencies5 4,356,041 55,160,8086 0 674,659 1 As per approved Project Document (JPLGII) 2 Since the programme start on April 1st, 2013 3 Consolidated numbers from all agencies due to differing expenditure systems and timelines. A breakdown by agencies is available for the Annual Financial Report of MPTF Office (http://mptf.undp.org/factsheet/fund/4SO00) 4 Uncertified expenditures. Certified annual expenditures can be found in the Annual Financial Report of MPTF Office (http://mptf.undp.org/factsheet/fund/4SO00) 5 Consolidated numbers from all agencies due to differing expenditure systems and timelines. A breakdown by agencies is available for the Annual Financial Report of MPTF Office (http://mptf.undp.org/factsheet/fund/4SO00) 6 To be updated later by JP Team.
  • KAP Study REPORT

    KAP Study REPORT

    Puntland IDP’s Knowledge, Attitude and Practices (KAP) SURVEY on Child Health, Nutrition, Education, water, Sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) FINAL REPORT November 2020 i EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The study intended to understand the level of knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) of IDPs communities in Puntland on WASH facilities, education, protection, and Child Health and Nutrition management services. The objective of this KAP study was to examine the IDP communities’ level of understanding, perceptions and daily practices toward programs mentioned above to evaluate the impact of the previous interventions and the effectiveness of their implementation approaches of the services provided to these communities in general and mainly those supported by UNICEF. The outcome of this study will provide benchmark values of the indicators for WASH, child health and nutrition education, protection programs to the governmental social services delivery authorities, UNICEF and other humanitarian partners to better monitor changes in the living conditions of these vulnerable communities. The study findings will also be used as a tool to inform future program planning, as well as, to measure the progress of current programming in the operational areas in Puntland. To achieve the survey objectives, this report addresses key questions regarding the benchmark values for indicators of health, nutrition, education, WASH and protection projects, with collected data providing baseline, mid-line and end-line values depending on the specific project. The sample unit was determined to be households. A sample size of 840 households was calculated based on the target survey population of 451,55 households in the selected Towns. Sample size for each cluster was determined independently using a 95 % confidence level and 5 % margin of error.
  • The Milk of the Boswellia Forests: Frankincense Production Among the Pastoral Somali

    The Milk of the Boswellia Forests: Frankincense Production Among the Pastoral Somali

    / 1 THE MILK OF THE BOSWELLIA FORESTS: FRANKINCENSE PRODUCTION AMONG THE PASTORAL SOMALI Ahmed Yusuf Farah Submitted in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy of the University of London at the London School of Economics and Political Science December 1988 2 ABSTRACT The thesis is a study of the 'ownership', production and marketing of frankincense in Somalia. It considers first the various local and wider uses of frankincense, both industrial and non-industrial. It then examines the place of frankincense trees in the general classification of property in Somalia, with further consideration of the dominance of pastoral concepts in the frankincense sector and sedentary cultivation in northern Somalia. The thesis also analysis the organisation and social relations of frankincense production prior to 1969, and examines the subsequent transformations which have followed the introduction of cooperatives in this sector of the Somali economy. 3 CONTENTS List of Figures and Tables 5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6 INTRODUCTION 8 CHAPTER ONE: SOMALIA AND THE FRANKINCENSE TRADE Major Types of Frankincense and their Source 13 Marketing Policies of Previous Governments 18 Aden Market 22 Organisation of Marketing in Somalia Today 40 International Trade 47 CHAPTER TWO: NON-INDUSTRIAL USES OF INCENSE IN SOMALIA AND ELSEWHERE Social Organisation of the Somali 62 Local Thoughts about the Industrial Use of Incense 71 Some Practical Uses of Frankincense 72 Fumigation and Purification 77 Medicinal Uses of Frankincense 83 Medicinal Use