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2014 Strategic Response Plan 2015 HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN Central African Republic November 2014 Prepared by the humanitarian country team PERIOD: SUMMARY January 2015 - December 2015 100% Strategic objectives 1. To immediately improve the living conditions of newly displaced 4.8 million individuals, ensuring their protection and providing them with basic goods total population and social services 56% of the total population 2. To reinforce the protection of civilians, including their basic rights, 2.7 million in particular those of children and women. estimated number of individuals in 3. To increase access to basic services and means of subsistence for need of humanitarian aid vulnerable men and women. 42 % of the total population 4. To facilitate sustainable solutions for displaced individuals and refugees particularly in areas of return or reintegration. 2 million number of individuals targeted by the humanitarian aid in this plan. Financial needs by cluster Main categories of individuals in Cluster Individuals Targeted Required need: in need individuals budget in USD (millions) 0.4 million 0.2 million Food security 1,520,000 1,200,000 195 host displaced Protection 2,700,000 2,000,000 72.5 populations individuals Means of subsistence 1,400,000 1,000,000 80 and community stabilization 1.4 0.7 Health 2,000,000 1,472,000 63.2 million Shelter and non-food 700,000 600,000 39.2 individuals million assistance with food returned Education 1,400,000 551,000 29.9 insecurity individuals Water hygiene and 2,300,000 1,400,000 44 sanitation Nutrition 195,788 119,900 32.9 Source: HNO, November 3, 2014 Camp coordination 171,000 12.9 and management Intervention with 12,833 12,833 11.2 refugees US Coordination N/A N/A 10 Logistics N/A N/A 19 $612.9 Etc N/A N/A 3 million TOTAL 612.9 required October 2014, Bangui, CAR: With almost two thirds of schools closed in the country as a result of fighting and instability, Joseph, 12, has not been able to attend classes since December 2013. He wants to continue his studies, grow up, find a job and care for his parents. Credit: OCHA/Gemma Cortes. HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN Central African Republic Main aspects of the response strategy The humanitarian response plan (HRP) to address Central African Republic's complex continuous crisis is based on humanitarian needs identified during the process of the Humanitarian Needs Overview PRINCIPAL HUMANITARIAN (HNO), which retained 3 specific fields - namely emergencies, the PROBLEMS chronic crisis and the risk prevention - from which 4 strategic objectives were laid out. 1 Emergencies: quick and efficient The strategy plans responses to needs identified as the most critical response to new emergencies, in the priority sub-prefectures through interventions to save lives, including new displacements. relieve suffering, and reinforce the protection of the affected population, with particular attention to women and children affected 2 Protection of the civilian by the conflicts and gender-based violence. population affected by the crisis, Beyond the directly affected individuals, the strategy also targets particularly women and children. receiving families and communities, which are the first providers of assistance to displaced individuals, even though they themselves are 3 Chronic crisis: continuation of affected by the crisis. the humanitarian response to individuals and communities The plan also endeavors to contribute to early recovery of affected affected by prolonged populations and communities by reinforcing their capacity for resilience as well as their community and social relationships. displacements, whose extremely limited access to basic social The strategy takes into account returns which are already happening services and means of in certain areas. Steering clear of the long-term perspective, the subsistence increases strategy includes supporting voluntary return of displaced individuals vulnerability. by supporting basic social services and means of subsistence so that returning can be done on a voluntary basis and under conditions of dignity and respect of human integrity. 4 Facilitating sustainable solutions for the internally displaced and Access being the requisite condition for any humanitarian refugees, and preventing risks of intervention, the strategy's priorities are accompanied by a call for the deterioration. improvement of the humanitarian space and respect for the principles of humanity, impartiality, neutrality, and operational independence of the humanitarian actors. Full outline of humanitarian needs: http://car.humanitarianresponse.info This humanitarian strategy is consistent with the Program for Emergencies and Sustainable Recovery (PURD) of the transitional government. The 4 strategic objectives are outlined in pillar 2 of the PURD, which concerns humanitarian assistance and supporting the return of the internally displaced and refugees. 2 Central African Republic HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY .................................................................................................................................................................... 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ................................................................................................................................................ 3 STRATEGY ................................................................................................................................................................... 5 STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES AND INDICATORS ........................................................................................................ 18 CLUSTER ACTION PLANS ........................................................................................................................................ 20 Health ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 21 Means of subsistence and community stabilization .................................................................................................................. 23 Protection .................................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Water, Hygiene and Sanitation ................................................................................................................................................. 28 Food Security ............................................................................................................................................................................ 30 Shelter and non-foods ............................................................................................................................................................... 32 Nutrition .................................................................................................................................................................................... 34 Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) .............................................................................................................. 36 Education .................................................................................................................................................................................. 38 Logistics .................................................................................................................................................................................... 40 Emergency Telecommunications .............................................................................................................................................. 42 Intervention with refugees ......................................................................................................................................................... 44 3 HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE PLAN Central African Republic RépubliqueCentral African Centrafricaine: Republic:Carte de Reference réference Map Lake El Geneina Chad Ati Massakory N'DJAMENA Mongo Nyala Massenya S OU D A N oukalé TC H A D Am-timan A Maroua Bongor Chari Birao at VA K A G A lam Lai r Sa Pala Bah Sarh Koumra Garba Ouanda BA M I N GU I - B A NG O R A N Djallé Doba Aweil Ndélé Moundou B Ouadda NA NA am S O UDA N in Kabo G R E B I Z I gui HA U TTE - K O TTO Vina D U S U D C E N T R A L A F R I C A N R E P U B L I C Kaga - OU HA M - OU HA M Bandoro Kotto HA U T- Ouaka M B O M OU P E N DE Bouca Yalinga Bozoum OU A K A Bossangoa Dékoa Bria Djéma Ippy Bouar K E M O Bambari M B OM O U Chinko Ouarra NA NA Grimari Sibut Bakouma om Obo M A M BE R E Mb ou OM B E L L A - Mingala Mbari Zémio M P OK O Rafaï Carnot BA S S E Bangassou M A M BE R E - BANGUI K O TTO K A D E I Boda LO B AYE Mobaye Ouango Berbérati Kadei Mbaïki R E P U B L I QUE S A N G HA D E M O C R A T I C Nola M B A E R E DREME OCRP U BATLIQUI C E Salo Gemena Mongala O F DTUHCEONCCOGON G O CAMEROUN i Buta g n a b U Lisala Impfondo Congo Ouesso C O N G O Kisangani Boende Owando Mbandaka 100 km CapitaleNational nationale capital ClauseNon- responsibilityde non responsabilité: clause: BordersLes frontières and et lesnames noms indiquésdenoted etand les designations désignations used employées on this Capitale de préfecture Prefecture capital surmap cette do carte not implyn'impliquent recognition pas reconnaissance or official LocalitésLocalities ouacceptance acceptation byofficielle the United par l'Organisation Nations.
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