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MPTF-Factsheet.Pdf SHQIP | SRPSKI | ROMANES FACTSHEET Countering the deepening of pre-existing inequalities in Kosovo through COVID-19 by assisting Kosovo’s non-majority communities and domestic violence survivors About the project: The United Nations Kosovo Team (UNKT) provides socio-economic ACTIVITIES response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Three UN agencies: IOM, UNHCR and UN Women have started the joint implementation of the Social protection and basic project “Countering the deepening of pre-existing inequalities in Kosovo services: through COVID-19 by assisting Kosovo’s non-majority communities and domestic violence survivors”. The project aims to address both the ►Free in-home medical care public health as well as the humanitarian and development challenges services for those who cannot access presented by the ongoing pandemic. healthcare facilities (primary care, basic medicines, specific dietary The project is founded by the United Nations COVID-19 Response and needs, etc.) Recovery Multi-Partner Trust Fund designed to assist the most vulnerable to economic hardship and social disruption. ►Free psychological assistance Expected outcome: ►Legal aid to vulnerable IDPs and Most vulnerable people in targeted areas have access to social and returnees. economic protection mechanisms. ►On-line training for institutions Targeted beneficiaries: engaged in work against gender Most vulnerable members of non-majority communities, internally based and domestic violence displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, and survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) and domestic violence (DV) who were affected by the ►Developing emergency Safety COVID 19 pandemic. Special attention will be given to gender disparities Plans for Shelters to guarantee and supporting equal access to social services and economic resources. protection of their staff and residents during emergency Targeted municipalities (but not limited to): situations ►Fushë Kosovë/ Kosovo Polje, ► Graçanicë/Gračanica, ►Istog/Istok, ►Kamenicë/Kamenica, ►Pejë/Peć, ►Mitrovicë/Mitrovice, ►Developing S.O.S mobile app to ►Prishtinë/Priština, ►Novobrdë/Novobrdo, ►Gjakovë/Djakovica, provide for digital solutions to ►Ferizaj/Urosevac, ►Obiliq/Obilic, ►Kline/Klina, ►Gjilan/Gnjilane, enable locating DV/GBV survivors ►Prizren/Prizren. and ensure their access to essential services ►Focus group discussions with IDP and returnee women and with participation of high-level personalities Activities: The project will support the targeted beneficiaries to overcome direct or indirect effects of the COVID-19 pandemic through a wholistic approach in synergy with other ongoing interventions. Referral mechanism A referral mechanism will be developed to serve as a bridge between the beneficiaries and services offered by the project and/or local Awareness rising activities: institutions and other organizations. The mechanism will be administrated jointly by the implementing UN agencies with the ► Providing accurate and reliable highest standards of data protection and ethics It will be applied in information on prevention of cooperation with local institutions, organizations and network of communicable diseases as well as volunteers. measures undertaken by relevant institutions, in all official languages About the organizations: of Kosovo IOM – International Organization for Migration - is the leading ► Offering gender-sensitive intergovernmental organization in the field of migration. Working in recommendations to women natural disasters, man-made crisis, and protracted displacement shelters in response to the contexts, IOM aims to deliver coordinated, timely, and context- pandemic specific assistance to populations in need, including but not limited to internally displaced persons, refugees, other migrants, and host Economic response and recovery communities. IOM also works in crisis contexts to address the drivers and root causes of displacement to promote longer-term solutions to ► Small grants for women in individuals, households and communities. shelters to start businesses UNHCR – United Nation High Commissionaire for Refugees - has ► On-the-Job training for members extensive experience in emergency preparedness and response, and of non-majority communities in working in difficult situations where movements are restricted. UNHCR engages in effective protection and assistance to the most ► Vocational training for IDPs and vulnerable and isolated IDP and returnee communities, supporting returnees i the authorities on the development of legislative and administrative frameworks in the areas of asylum and durable solutions for displaced ► Career orienteering, job population. By strengthening the capacity of the institutions at the counselling and placing / match central and municipal levels, UNHCR fosters the effective making implementation of the legislation, in accordance with the international standards. Note: Not all activities will be UN Women - is grounded in the vision of equality enshrined in the implemented in all municipalities. Charter of the United Nations. Itworks for the elimination of discrimination against women and girls, the empowerment of women, and gender equality in the achievement of development, human rights, humanitarian action and peace and security. UN Women works with governmental institutions at the local and central level, external stakeholders, the civil society, international organizations, the judiciary, police, victims' advocates and their representatives and other partners to ensure that gender concerns are integrated into UN policies, programmes and activities. IOM Kosovo | Lidhja e Pejës 177, 10000 Pristina, Kosovo |✆+383 38 600 521| ✉[email protected] UNHCR | Str. Lorenc Antoni 26, Pejton, Pristina, Kosovo |✆+383 38 241 509 | ✉[email protected] UN Women | Hyzri Talla 26/10000 Prishtina, Kosovo|✆ +383 38 554 654| ✉[email protected] PASQYRA E FAKTEVE Luftimi i pabarizve egzistuese të shkaktuara nga COVID 19 në Kosoë duke ndihmuar komunitetet jo- shumicë të Kosovës dhe të mbijetuarit e dhunës në familje Rreth projektit: AKTIVITETET Ekipi i Kombeve të Bashkuara në Kosovë (UNKT) ofron përgjigje socio- ekonomike ndaj pandemisë aktuale COVID-19. Tre agjenci të OKB-së: IOM, UNHCR dhe UN Women kanë filluar implementimin e përbashkët Mbrojtja sociale dhe shërbimet të projektit “Luftimi i pabarizve egzistuese të shkaktuara nga COVID 19 themelore: në Kosovë duke ndihmuar komunitetet jo-shumicë të Kosovës dhe të mbijetuarit e dhunës në familje”. Projekti synon të adresojë si shëndetin ► Shërbime të kujdesit mjekësor publik, ashtu edhe sfidat humanitare dhe zhvillimore të paraqitura nga falas në shtëpi për ata që nuk mund pandemia në vazhdim. të kanë qasje në institucionet e kujdesit shëndetësor (kujdes Projekti është themeluar nga Fondi i Mirëbesimit i Kombeve të parësor, barna bazë, nevoja specifike Bashkuara me Shumë Partnerë për Reagimin ndaj COVID-19 dhe dietike, etj.). Rimëkëmbjen, i krijuar për të ndihmuar më të cenueshmit nga vështirësitë ekonomike dhe vështirësitë sociale. ► Ndihmë psikologjike falas. Rezultati i pritur: ► Ndihma juridike për PZHV dhe të Shumica e njerëzve të cenueshëm në zonat e synuara kanë qasje në kthyerit e cenueshëm. mekanizmat e mbrojtjes sociale dhe ekonomike. ► Trajnim online për institucionet e Përfituesit e synuar: angazhuara në punë kundër dhunës Anëtarët më të cenueshëm të komuniteteve jo-shumicë, personat e me baza gjinore dhe dhunës në zhvendosur brenda vendit (PZHV), të kthyerit dhe të mbijetuarit e familje. dhunës me baza gjinore (DhBGj) dhe dhunës në familje (DhF) të prekur nga pandemia e COVID 19. Vëmendje e veçantë do t’u kushtohet ► Zhvillimi i Planeve të Sigurisë së pabarazive gjinore dhe mbështetjes së qasjes së barabartë në shërbimet emergjencës për Strehimoret për të sociale dhe burimet ekonomike. garantuar mbrojtjen e stafit dhe banorëve të tyre gjatë situatave Komunat e përfshira (por pa u kufizuar në to): emergjente . ►Fushë Kosovë, ► Graçanicë, ►Istog, ► Kamenicë, ► Pejë, ► Mitrovicë, ►Prishtinë, ► Novobrdë, ►Gjakovë, ►Ferizaj, ►Obiliq, ► Zhvillimi i aplikacionit mobil S.O.S ►Klinë, ►Gjilan, ►Prizren. për të siguruar zgjidhje digjitale për të mundësuar gjetjen e të Aktivitetet: mbijetuarve të DhF/DhBGj dhe për Projekti do të mbështesë përfituesit e synuar për të kapërcyer efektet të siguruar qasjen e tyre në direkte ose indirekte të pandemisë COVID-19 përmes një qasjeje shërbimet thelbësore gjithëpërfshirëse në sinergji me ndërhyrjet e tjera në vazhdim. ► Diskutime të grupit të fokusit me gratë PZHV dhe ato të kthyera dhe me pjesëmarrjen e personaliteteve të nivelit të lartë . Mekanizmi i referimit Do të zhvillohet një mekanizëm referimi për të shërbyer si urë lidhëse ndërmjet përfituesve dhe shërbimeve të ofruara nga projekti dhe/ose institucionet lokale dhe organizatat e tjera. Mekanizmi do të administrohet së bashku nga agjencitë zbatuese të OKB-së me standardet më të larta të mbrojtjes së të dhënave dhe etikës. Ai do të zbatohet në bashkëpunim me Aktivitete vetëdijësuese: institucionet lokale, organizatat dhe rrjetin e vullnetarëve. ► Sigurimi i informacionit të saktë Rreth organizatave: dhe të besueshëm për parandalimin IOM – Organizata Ndërkombëtare për Migracion - është organizata e sëmundjeve ngjitëse, si dhe masat kryesore ndërqeveritare në fushën e migracionit. Duke punuar në e ndërmarra nga institucionet katastrofa natyrore, kriza të shkaktuara nga njeriu dhe kontekste të përkatëse, në të gjitha gjuhët zgjatura të zhvendosjes, IOM synon të ofrojë ndihmë të koordinuar, zyrtare të Kosovës në kohë dhe specifike për kontekstin
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